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baldwin, mr. banks, mr. barrasso. the vice president: please raise your hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? the senators: i do. the vice president: congratulations, senators. the vice president: the clerk will call the next names of the next group, please. the clerk: mrs. blackburn, ms. blunt rochester, ms. cantwell, mr. cramer. the vice president: please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and fait

[applause] accepting on behalf of ashton baldwin carter is stephanie carter. [applause] the presidential medal of to ashton baldwin carter, a scientist turned secretary of defense ash carter was a true patriot. over four decades in and out of the pentagon he was a key leader, thinker and strategist on critical issues edging from nuclear nonproliferation, counterterrorism and our sacred -- obligation to protect our servicemembers and their families. his scientific and technological innovations made our nation safer and his integrity and mentorship inspired generations of americans to serve and protect our nation with honor and dignity. [applause] hillary rodham clinton. [applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to hillary rodham clinton. hillary rodham clinton is guided by the methodist creed, do all the good you can in all of the ways you can. as a lawyer she defended the rights of children. as first lady she fought for universal health care and declared women's rights are human rights. as a senator she helped new york rebuild after september 11,

why has the isn't baldwin? government said yes, we're going to do it now. thank you. so they're very much. it's very complete complex issue to discuss about. but i'm gonna get to you with the decision that was taken by design. but when visibility policy or guest house and also the decision of the president to nick's or to be able to send these into law, we advice, the commuting or the operation of the death sentence. but basically, i think the bigger on the story is we are being led by a president who was ones are, is in the 1950s nights and sixty's. and he was sentenced to death. so he's the test and leave the delightful be on did title. and do you know the consequences recently you even came out on tv and you went to beach quoted present, which is the mission i'm present to describe the how this goes. i'll make it easy to be handled and i will be able debated the friends after i did send that. so we do need it. first thing was when did send in and you said 5 and seen us, you know what a did into boeing 23 minutes and you've been an advocate of trying to find a way t

. >> baldwin, mr. banks. >> the gang is all here. you solemnly swear you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic? will bear true faith and allegiance to the same you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose and you will discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter so help you god. congratulations. [applause] the clerk will call the next name. please raise your right hand you will bear true faith and allegiance really about mental reservation. congratulations. [applause] [applause] the clerk will call the name. mr. cruz, mr. curtis. please raise your right hand you solemnly swear you will support and defend the constitution of the united states is all enemies, foreign and domestic they will bear they you take this obligation without any mental reservation or purpose and well and faithfully discharge the duty of the office upon which you are about to enter so help you god? congratulations,ra senate. [applause] the clerk

baldwin the lead actor and co—producer was pointing a pistol when it discharges up he said he pulled coming out of los angeles. those devastating wildfires. when looking at live pictures. those helicopters trying to drop water on those fires. as we understand, only one fire to this point has been contained and authority say they are doing their very best with the remaining places but they are concerned about the wind whipping tonight and the possibility these fires spreading further. all the latest on our website. thank you for watching and stay with us. hello there. winter continues to hold a firm grasp across the country. so it will be a freezing friday in store. yes, a frosty start with some freezing fog as well first thing in the morning, gradually lifting to sunny spells. but as we head towards the weekend, something a little less cold on the horizon but still under the influence of high pressure. still the wind direction coming from the north. the only exception into the far southwest. here we've got cloud and showery outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow for a time down to the sou

the courts will not commit any remaining death sentences to imprisonment as in baldwin, africa, national union. m p has been telling my colleagues in the oh, knew how the president's personal experience influenced the passage of they slow. we are being led by a president who was ones are listed in the 1950s, 19 sixties, and he was sentenced to death. so he's that pressing on leave to the life of being one gets bottled and he knows the consequences. and you said 5 and it seemed to us, you know what he did into boeing 2017. he's been an advocate of trying to find a wave of abolishing or getting the lead on these particular role. and i'm very happy to go so i can only be d b d contribution to buy one of the balls. i'm sure you, well, it was probably because it came through probably a meant to be a private member should be you into a sponsored by him. and then i also, what happened was, it also showed that is about with, despite all political difference, they can grab that around together to make a decision that also gives the protection of the human dignity and the human rights . and i also

baldwin was accused of firing the gun that killed halyna hutchins in 2021.of the prosecutors responded to that lawsuit saying they look forward to their day in court. >>> a judge is issuing the release of a woman who stabbed her friend several times. in 2014 when 12-year-old morgan geyser lured a friend into the woods in wisconsin where geyser stabbed that friend 19 times. that victim survived. she was granted supervised release from a psychiatric facility in 2021. geyser had been serving a 40-year sentence at a mental hospital. she's expected to move into a group home. >>> let's return to our coverage of those deadly wildfires in california. the scope of the devastation remains staggering, especially in altadena. the eaton fire destroyed much of that community and burned nearly 14,000 acres. that's where ellison barber is in that hard-hit area. we saw the national guard in altadena today. what is their mission and what are you hearing from people in the community? >> reporter: the governor of california said they've been deployed to alleviate the pressure o

the site does suffer from baldwin view and was the idea of the tensile also piece of the target company today for the lakes. it's global news around up. this is all into southern california is often times a $100000.00 people have had to fee that home. the entire neighborhoods are reduced to ashes the desktop arisen to 10 as a 5, some rage and cost multiple funds. as the council of your national guard is being deployed to los angeles to support the local police as they are struggling with an escalating number of routing cases, the officials confirmed that 20 people have been arrested on suspicion of losing suffice started. now who raises have been struggling to describe the trauma they have in georgia? because you can see there's nothing less than i've been there for about an hour and a half and i don't wanna leave it's home. so i really can't put into words everything that we know and love is go, not just this house, my whole city, go on and the whole thing like everything, my whole neighborhood, everything. and i grew up to love and know is burnt. uh i'm, i'm, i'm devastated. for them,

baldwin, mr. banks, mr. barrasso. the gang's all here. i'm very happy to see you. i thank you. is your right hand, do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic? that you will be our truth faith and allegiance to the same period that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter so help you god. >> ion do. >> congratulations senators. [applause] >> what number are we on? okay. the clerk will call the names of the next group please to request mrs. blackburn, ms. blunt rochester. cap well, mr. cramer. please raise your right hand. you solemnly swear that it will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic? you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office

accepting on behalf of ashton baldwin carter is stephanie carter. [ applause ].medal of freedom is awarded to ashton baldwin carter a scientist turned secretary of defense, ash carter was a true patriot. over four decades in and out of the pentagon a key leader, thinker and strategist on critical issues ranging from nuclear nonproliferation, counterterrorism and our sacred obligation to equip, care and protect our service members and their families. his scientific and technological innovations made our nations safer and his integrity and mentorship inspired generations of americans to serve and protect our nation with honor and dignity. [ applause ]. hillary rodham clinton. [ cheers and applause ]. the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to hillary rodham clinton. hillary rodham clinton is guided by the methodist creed, do all the good you can in all the ways you can. as a lawyer, she defended the rights of children. as first lady, she fought for universal health care and declared women's rights are human rights. as senator, she helped new york rebuild after

[applause] accepting on behalf of ashton baldwin carter is stephanie carter.ential medal of freedom is awarded to ashton baldwin carter, a scientist turned secretary of defense. ash carter was a true patriot. over four decades in and out of the pentagon he was a key leader, thinker and strategist on critical issues ranging from nuclear non-proliferation, counterterrorism and our sacred obligation to equip, care and protect our service members and their families. his scientific and technological innovations made our nation safer, and his integrity and mentorship inspired generations of americans to serve and protect our nation with honor and dignity. if. [applause] >> hillary rodham clinton. [cheers and applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to hillary rodham clinton. hillary rodham clinton is guided by the methodist creed, do all the good you can in all the ways you can. as a lawyer, she defended the rights of children. as first lady, she fought for universal health care and declared women's rights are human rights. as senator, she helped new y

king baldwin himself applies to the capital city a political build to break the bonds and have blinked his country in its african calling about 75 years. the scale to see see, let me do that show because you said he must be the 1st prime minister in school was an estimate priest. but the americans thought the communist tendencies russians had given military and other rate, at least by it, with west to gain influence in the congo for the americans. during the cold war, they had to find a man to get to read for. and that is how that sort of mobile in the army. he was known as the most breeding colonel mobile to force the russians to close their embassy leave. the congo, the booty was used by the c i, b. so the captain is to the detriment of government. the chapter begins in the dark and tragic history of the congo with the return of the post premier. i'm not following his capture by crack. come, i know is a strong man cut on mobile to various am on his 3rd arrest. one from what you went to on a scale of his dad who disappeared to the emergence between both the data sheet for 32 years. i

accepting on behalf of ashton baldwin, carter is stephanie carter. the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to ashton baldwin carter, a scientist turned secretary of defense. ash carter was a true patriot over four decades in and out of the pentagon. he was a key leader, thinker, and strategist on critical issues ranging from nuclear nonproliferation, counterterrorism, and our sacred obligation to equip, care, and protect our service members and their families. his scientific and technological innovations made our nation safer, and his integrity and mentorship inspired generations of americans to serve and protect our nation with honor and dignity. hillary rodham clinton the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to hillary rodham clinton. hillary rodham clinton is guided by the methodist creed. do all the good you can in all the ways you can. as a lawyer, she defended the rights of children as first lady. she fought for universal health care and declared women's rights are human rights. as senator, she helped new york rebuild after september 1

. >> stream cnn's five things with kate baldwin for the news you need. >> how about this for an earnings call headline in five minutes or less. the battle for democracy. you learn something every day and the stories you'll want to share. oh my god. liftoff. it is awe inspiring to see it when it happens. bravo! bring it together, guys. >> cnn's five things with kate baldwin now streaming on max the assignment with audie cornish. >> listen, wherever you get your podcasts we begin with breaking news from california. >> it is shortly before daybreak there. and large parts of los angeles are on fire. >> apocalyptic conditions across southern california as crews battle a life threatening firestorm. three wildfires raging in l.a. county from the hills to the valley, all of them 0% contained and spreading rapidly. >> this palisades fire has been burning at five football fields a minute. the worst is definitely not yet here. >> this is a particularly dangerous situation. we're in the midst of a destructive windstorm. winds now gusting upwards of nearly 100mph. >> we've never seen fire behavior li

well, when you look at alice maya angelou's toni morrison's james baldwin, henry louis gates, i mean, those are considered great america and writers who are writing about the black experience. who are some of those writers that we should know about that perhaps we don't or that perhaps we don't know that that's a great. one. so personally, the authors that i think about, many of them writing about htory. so you have writers like anthony browder who's producing books and hosting tours and taking people to africa to learn about ancient africa or it there you know he's known within circles should be much more widely known of their writers you know that really my interest when i first discovered them like naima akhbar we have you know dr. john henry clarke, dr. ben and jacana and they're just a number of people like that who are writing know again, you know, going to school. my history was really to, you know, african were dragged over here and enslaved for a few hundred years and, then fought for civil rights. and martin luther king ran that. and, you know, that was basically it but you

this is a major car ploughed into people on baldwin street and if you have ever been to new orleans,his area is hugely popular with tourists and it is the new year to a lot of tourists will have gone to new orderlies along with the local people. it had been busy in the early hours of news day and it is just another 5am in the early hours of news day and it isjust another 5am in the morning and a huge police presence. 0ur the morning and a huge police presence. our us partner, their local reporter said that witnesses told us that a truck ploughed into the street at high street and then up driver got out and firing a weapon with police returning fire. we cannot confirm that but this is what witnesses have been telling cbs. they were but this is what witnesses have been telling cbs. they were what i did see multiple people on the ground with injuries, so the word from the new orleans police's spokesman said that initial reports that show that a car may have ploughed into a group of people. injuries are unknown but they are reported fatalities. 0f unknown but they are reported fatalities

alec baldwin committed no crime.: why was there so much mystery surrounding princess kate's disappearance? and what caused ben and j. lo to break up again? our year-end rewind answers all.

you know, james baldwin was a writer these are important. martin luther king, by the way, was a writer actually a really good one to you know what i mean? so i don't know where we are as a people without books, without writing. and so i was motivated by a desire to, on one level, demonstrate craft and talk about the craft, but also talk about the practical application of the craft and how to craft shapes our world and how it shapes our life. and to, you know, put some emphasis on that. you write about all of your books, kind of like as your children. would you mind reading that? it's on page 89, you have it. i got a book. i just to have a book. oh, beautiful. okay. yeah. oh, my actual children and my wife are not offended. um. almost of them, actually. okay. just to contextualize this. um, this is from a chapter where i'm going wild enough going to carolina to see my own book. your band, which was an interesting experience and it addresses the, the motivations of book banning with these adults are ultimately seeking is not simply the reinsta

uh yeah, i'm going fucked up to meet a full well, baldwin hubbard and somebody sent me level hired on to you because ms. sellers this a lot of you that you can federal can you make make fusion? yeah, i bought an incense, i left the room. and then how did it get finished skins? miss phillips, at the time i'm on my cell. i'm the head board. them to publish. try it out. so number is the bus go visit and with all the lead to move on 11 haig huge. i mean level higher. the miller, it's tenants, a mother's mistress, and it gives a is a kind of a money then what i'm not happy with. i'm a give me a got must include in the phone the be how much press sell it and that can mean a portion of the canada and me sell the new so you that's what the how to please a this to message. it really? no. well, it has to, has it go up on these and you said you got a few more outside. he thought he would you this house at any funny the house he's been there which he trucks have for i don't know. you have a, do you want them happy to that it'll be more than you have before i bought the 19 income. even the april b

insanity so good for them but perhaps the funniest headline for the week was about alec baldwin's wifearious who needs to pretend she's spanish and is now mocked for claiming to forget the english word for onions which is of course very good. circle gets a square. spanish accent return and how you say onion. this is the same one in 2020 foretelling the today show she didn't know the english word for cucumbers. look at this. >> we have tomatoes, cucumbers. [laughter] >> i think i speak for everybody when i say dumb lying -- [bleep] [applause] we need to bring back shame, that should be considered shameful and the internet is giving it to her but i will defend hilarious on one key thing. is she a total fraud? yes but if we are clearly honest, this is still better than the time her husband didn't know the english term duck. [laughter] >> i should have come with a trigger warning. one thing i have to mention, we did a new year's eve show with mike the situation from jersey shore, thank you for watching, i could tell from the applause. [laughter] while he was hanging out with us, one of his

with the doctor, you know high the my yeah, i'm going fucked up to meet a full well, baldwin hubbard. and somebody sent me level hired on to you because ms. sellers this a lot of you that you can federal can you make make fusion? yeah, i bought an incense i left here to plan that would have you finish getting some say less at the time on my cell. i'm gonna have both them see you have a couple shut up. so number is the bus go visit and what i'll do is to move on 11. take huge. i mean level higher. i mean, it's ken, it's a mother's mistress and it gives a is a kind of a little what i'm not up with. i'm a give me a got must include in the phone the be how much press on that and that gave me the cannot let me save the lives. so you that's what the, how to please a this to mentioned. you really know, well it has to, has it go up on meetings and you're saying you dialing outside, he thought he would you gonna tell to any for the, the, the, the which he trucks, tough for i don't know how to do that. it will people do they have what, what i, i bought the ninety's name could even able behavior

a bunch of democrats coming out in support of him including his home state democratic senator tim baldwin, and another one i would say is elise stefanik, the nominee for u.s. ambassador to the u.n. he could get a handle of votes. john fetterman of pennsylvania has already said he's going to support her, so i think there are a number of cabinet nominees who are going to secure democratic support. the question is how many, and will that even be necessary because again, you got 53 republicans in the senate and all of them support this respective nominee whoever you're talking about, you don't need all the democrats. host: tennessee, republican, good morning. caller: thanks for coming on c-span and talking to everybody but i have to take issue with you and everyone else making a big issue at of section 702 to spy on americans for no reason, other than washington wants to start -- spy on them. the border has been wide open for four years, anyone can walk in. suddenly tulsa gabbert is some kind of national security threat? you guys are -- leading us, we are not stupid. this is why everyone in a

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but that said, we also know that the chief person upset dec, emerson and golf, while he's these and baldwin, president that he congratulated that know top of quite quickly off to be election. and that was even before the results were finalized. but it, so to me is a muted integration compared to the others receiving the cost on somebody. and what exactly is the opposition promising? i mentioned the various this fred, to paralyze the country during shop losing time time. what about an organization day? so there are many specifically people who support the opposition lead of a non c ones on it. oh say that they won't accept this presidency daniel chop was presidency, but they also, it seems to be very little that they can do because the legal channels have been exhausted. the final index and resolve verified, rectified by the constitutional counsel, and that's the highest awards in the land. and so they have very little, that's an opposition dealers like finance, what gotten it can do. and so his support is to continue the demonstrations and he has them to demonstrate peacefully. but we've se

victim of police brutality by antioch police officers on multiple occasions. 29 year old mallard baldwin died after an unrelated medical episode in 2021. wade tells me the doj interviewed her twice during its investigation into the police department. >> this community really needs healing. >> on monday night, i spoke with the mayor and the current acting police chief. both declined to answer any questions, including who the new acting police chief will be or when a permanent chief will be selected. i'm told the new acting police chief will be sworn in on friday. residents tell me the doj will be meeting with them on thursday in antioch. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> the santa rosa police department is expanding its mental health support team, known as in response. in response is now offered 24 over seven. the team is designed to respond to calls for service with a mental health first approach. the team will consist of a licensed mental health clinician, a paramedic, and a homeless outreach specialist. in response, is trained in de-escalation. social work interventions along with phys

with that mentioned during recent idea from baldwin, which is behind as you can see, what is a locally as follow back call. so these are the ancient roman ruins of suicide. habits is a nice guy, world heritage site, but a cool se wasn't a site for me is ready for involvement of the city of the a very well welcome to you and the entire scene to national and you see and will come to live for most that basically little thought, so is this all we saw. so this is out in the us. donald trump has a now says team is preparing for a meeting of lots of inputs in the queen. understand still no call with food and is that a day one or week one wants to? he wants to meet and we're gonna, we're setting it up. president button once to me is said that even publicly and we have to get that were over with, that's a bloody mess. the problem has responded with the machine pasco, it was that you think it's a welcome welcomes tom's design to engage in dialogue. but there's been let a specific problem set up for meeting yet. president putin repeatedly said he is open to contact international leaders, includin

one is in, baldwin, africa, national union, and he was telling my calling to know, knew how the president's personal experience influence the passage of best. lo and we are being led by a president who was ones are listed in the 19 fifties 19 sixty's, and he was sentenced to death. so he's the pets and leave the life won't be on good at all. and he knows the consequences. and he said 5 and it seemed to us, you know what he did into boeing 2017. he's been an advocate of trying to find a way of abolishing or getting the lead on this particular role. and i'm very happy to also acknowledge b d b d contribution to buy one of the balls. i'm sure you all. that was good probably because it came through probably a meant to be a private member should view into a sponsored by you. and then i also, what happened was, it also showed that is about with, despite on political difference, they can grab the add on together to make a decision that also gives the protection of the human dignity and be human rights . and i also believe the reason why this is very critical and very important, it says sign in to

it's much west for, for the south of this with some heavy rain and thunder storm support swan and baldwin and northern pots. so, so that africa, it will be clara, however, in cape town, at least on saturday. is there any sign is the lead for the millions of palestinians of gaza for now stopped between an outgoing biden administration and an incoming trumpet to industries. now that americans have decided, put back in the white house, what kind of country in the world expect the quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line award winning documentary is from around the corner, which is 0. the . the plugin you're watching out, just hear a reminder of our main stories. this our 5 palestinians have been killed and had thrown a talk on a car in gaza, southern city of san eunice. their bodies have been delivered to nasa hospital, a number of others were critically injured in the attack tools guys, most critical medical facilities are being forced to evacuate. price have been issued to the our hospital and troops have surrounded the innovation hospital at the soft razor of assault on come out of

palestinian and go now a name close in that raw job of. finally, it was trying to escape from the idea from baldwin of garza. when that call was a target y m is ready time sheets of our initial attack, but was killed shortly off the in i'm but and so that was destroyed when she was being rushed to hospital. now the n g a that bad, her name is now bringing world crime charges against is what he sold is. here is a list of doesn't of adults and countries to a pro processing organizations a pursuing legal action. one case was recently lost in brazil, but an idea of soldiers who was on holiday their escape. they, the criminal charges leveled against him now throughout the war id. if so, just have posted videos across social media and documenting their actions against products. things we spoke with a lawyer and co founder of the head and the right job foundation about the scope. well, the old eyes, ations activities and the challenges ahead. and we've been lucky sometimes since december of 2023. so it's longer than a year and offers complaints what gained 2 words to they all, for example, other minutes j

well tailored to size, but a cool say, well, have a site for me to use id from baldwin of the city of fall, but you can see here it says to call you says the so i got destroying a very well known local cafe. now, unesco did hold an emergency meeting, they issued an house protection oldest for 30 full size across lebanon, including this one behind us, and said that if, if i was to bomb them, then it could face pulse occasion. under the convention, of course is well ignored. it, 1st of all, they're all no red lines. this is called the white people used to be in attendance as a cultural destruction of live in a local tube. i finally share a few talking close to the ruins. was by the time is during these righty, bump up and explains how important the site is telling the story of lebanese and world history. first of all of us know all together that the beginning of the night from this. so the main section of the us here it's, we're getting somebody back or from the noun and chem area in general liberties heritage, expert sizes, these ready, bum, bob and risk wiping out that history for fut

we report from ancient unesco heritage site that suffered from baldwin for u. n. was the idea of putting the title most abusive. the life of my instructions you sent to him. ok, this is all welcome, louisa. i'm so sorry. that's a friend named has responded to the need of donald trump announcing that his team is quote, setting up a meeting with our members in wells. goes saying it welcomes funds initiative, but there's nothing specific yet to report. the president pollutant repeatedly said he is open to contact international leaders including us president including donald trump. no precondition is needed. what is needed is mutual desire and political will for dialogue and resolving issues through it. there are still no specific so far. we presume the desire to meet as beautiful. it seems there will be some steps after donald trump enters the oval office. the front made an announcement that says mar law, the stage in florida, as he emphasized the current conflict most and quite understand. still no call with who is that a day one or week one wants to. he wants to me

in the next 60 minutes, no been gauze a totally destroyed a 100 days of his riley siege on from baldwin's has killed thousands of people. we have from doctors working in gauze over crowded hospitals, who've come face to face with loved ones, injured or killed and is rarely a tags. also have this. who's out? warnings of the strong winds to come while 5 in los angeles killed 24 people as cri scramble to put out the flames. 510, live out in los angeles in the shadow of the fire west. thousands of people come out to bring supplies and donations to those who lost that hurts. the principles is that the south korean prison, human so killed, gather in sol, ahead of his impeachment trial on choose day and sport will have action from the australian open as some of the tennis has top names reach the next rounds. young center starts with defense of his title with victory, or 5 time grand slam champion. either span tag is also a safe place for the how they welcome to the program described as the most horrific form of ethnic cleansing. it's been a 100 days since as well, begun its relentless military s

me or they'll go to senator ron johnson in wisconsin or they'll go to sometimes, god forbid, tammy baldwin and they go could you help me? there's a new epa rule that's destroying my business. can you help me roll that rule back? yes, i do. i go, oh, i'll write a letter for you. we write letters. these bureaucrats impose rules and regulations that have the force of legislation that congress is supposed to legislate, and which means the people can petition us for good or bad. but the people have a voice because the congress is the ones who makes the law. but if you take the power away from the congress and you put it with the executive, the people don't have any power anymore. it's gone. our founders envisioned a different model where people were empowered in their government and had a say in their government. but the rise of the executive and the diminishing of the congress has offset this balance. i think that is the main issue we have to get right in the house of representatives, and it's not going to take us a month or a year. it's going to take us a while to get to the point where we ha