citizens united, perhaps one of the most foolish decisions ever rendered by the united states supreme court, opened unlimited spending into our politics, which benefits who? it benefits those who have unlimited money to spend and a motive to spend it in politics. madam president, that is not a group of people whose voices were not being heard here already. that is the favorite group. but citizens united opened the doors for them to spend unlimited money, and then the supreme court failed to police its own decision. it's own decision said that this up limited decision was going to be transparent to the public. we will, they're 0-2. it's been a decade and they've never even tried to enforce these basic predicates of their decision. it is a shameful, shameful effort by the court. and now, as a result, we have throughout our politics, this dark money tsunami of slime. how bad is it? these groups have spent $4.5 billion since citizens united -- $4.5 billion trying to influence congress. you think they were doing that in the public interest? of course not. you wonder why bills die here in t

speaking from the state department, pompeo said the united states would take steps to prevent its citizens from standing trial at ththe hague. >> this is a truly breathtaking action by unaccountable, political institution masquerading as a legal body. it is all the more reckless for this ruling to come just days after the united states signed an historic peace deal on afghanistan, which is the best chance of peace in a generation. the u.s. is not a party to the icc. we will takake all nececessary measures to protect t our citizs fromom this unlawful l so-called court.t. amy: icc prosecutors say they have ample evidence that u.s. forces in afghanistan "committed acts of torture, cruel treatment, outrages upon personal dignity, rape and sexual violence." the icc is also probing war crimes committeded by u.s.-bacad afghan forces and the taliban. human rights watch welcomed the icc's ruling, writing in a statement -- "the icc appeals chamber's decision to greenlight an investigation of brutal crimes in afghanistan despite extreme pressure reaffirms the court's essential role for victims when a

the reason it is underfunded because citizens united happened and the dnc every year can raise the same amount of money with a little bit of an increase over 20 years while the cloak brothers or bloomberg can write a 100 million-dollar check. the dnc has a very limited role. one of the suggestions i make to be part of the problem to be overly focused on the presidency because the dnc chair serves a four-year term tied to the presidential all cycles of every chair comes in i have a 50 state strategy i will fund all the state parties but also utah and arkansas and alaska. but what happens is they say that but the and the presidential election year comes now their job is to get the president elected so as soon as the nominee wins they take over the dnc they put their staff in their and control the purse strings so obviously what does the presidential candidate care about? the seven states they need to win so howard dean was the originator of the 50 state strategy when barack obama was running he tried to focus on it we won the nomination and then i recommend we disconnect the chair from th

citizens, united kingdom or ireland. traflers will be screened. sfo is one of the airports. in the middle of this coronavirus crisis. you can take action and help others. go to our web site and look for this story with the list of options and resources. we have a will the of information. >> we have the information on the weather. >> which is changing. she's here with the forecast. >> make sure you have umbrellas. heavy winter coats. here's what you can expect. cold weather and brief downpours. hazard on the roadway due to hail. gusty wind and low visibility at times. here's the storm out of alaska. bringing chill with it. and we're starting to see the mixed precipitation around northern california. with thunderstorms up to the north. it is quiet here now. a look at temperatures at this hour. in the 40s, 50s as we check out the view. gray skies we have seen the gray skies. cooler weather today. gusty wind did develop and that's what helped to drive the temperatures down. wind will subside more so ore night. cold storm over night and a winter mix. into early next week. with he

the reason it is underfunded is because citizens united happen. the dnc, every year, can raise the same amount of money with a little bit of an increase for 20 years. michael bloomberg can write a $100 million check to a super pack. the dnc has a very limited role. one of the suggestions i make, the dnc is a part of the problem of democrats being focused on the presidency. the dnc chair serves four terms. that four-year term is tied to the presidential cycle. every chair comes in and says i will run a 50 state strategy. i will try to fund all all over the country. not just michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin. i will also do utah and arkansas in alaska. they say that and then the presidential election year comes. now their job is to get the president elected. as soon as the democratic nominee wins, officially gets the nomination, they take over the dnc. they put all of their staff and their. obviously, who does a presidential candidate care about. the seven states they need to winne. howard dean was a dnc chair in 2008. the originator of the 50 st

a city of which closed because of this unrest i will never because i was elected by my fellow citizens united in origin was addressing the points the many people have raised the paris think tank for instance general assembly leap so last year the clampdown on civil liberties was part of a consistent pattern since mr merkel took office and i know i heard because there are freedoms they are respected they are protected for instance freedom to go on strike that's fine that's even constitutional in my county but frank freedom not to go on strike should be protected as well and freedom of movement should be protected as well you want to see the police increased as they were in october through the 17 new deterrent or substantially increased police in february 28th in the immigration or reduce the rights of migrants and asylum seekers in october the idea of the supreme court refused to halt the creation of a biometric database containing detailed information. of all french citizens as surveillance and these are measures that are causing concern one prominent lawyer and longtime supporter actually i'

citizens, united kingdom or ireland. traflers will be screened. sfo is one of the airports.n the middle of this coronavirus crisis. you can take action and help others. go to our web site and look for this story with the list of options and resources. we have a will the of information. >> we have the information on the weather. >> which is changing. she's here with the forecast. >> make sure you have umbrellas. heavy winter coats. here's what you can expect. cold weather and brief downpours. hazard on the roadway due to hail. gusty wind and low visibility at times. here's the storm out of alaska. bringing chill with it. and we're starting to see the mixed precipitation around northern california. with thunderstorms up to the north. it is quiet here now. a look at temperatures at this hour. in the 40s, 50s as we check out the view. gray skies we have seen the gray skies. cooler weather today. gusty wind did develop and that's what helped to drive the temperatures down. wind will subside more so ore night. cold storm over night and a winter mix. into early next week. with heav

scott decision came along and the people were who were classified as as chattels and now in the citizens united case you know we've got the opposite situation where we're corporations are considered as people so it's everything's been completely inverted but somehow the elites at the top when in both situations it's you know the justice system is used as a as a controlling device in a different incarnation as we head towards the exit of this episode do you think as i said do you think can afford even to be so decadent to have to lock up so many people at because at a certain point you have to make a choice do i want health care or do i want to lock up my neighbor for stealing a slice of pizza and lock him up for 3040 years as you see in some cases with these 3 strikes you're out laws in california you know i think is not sustainable i think the millennium those and anybody conscious is going to see that this doesn't work i think one of the things that happens abroad we could there was a time where you didn't know what the other folks would do and you could kind of be tricked but now there's a l

interrelated with their health and to make sure the only people that can get treatment are citizens of the united states ignoring the millions of people that are not in the citizens of the united states are at risk. we should also think about those folks that we don't think about enough like those that are incarcerated as well as the correction officers and workers who deal with those who are incarcerated. we are not doing enough to address the pending crisis in our country. there are holes in this bill. i want to take one moment though to address the aspect of this bill puts there seems to be general consensusns about and tt of cash payments. economic relief package is coming from this body should be about offering everyone relief including those who through no fault of their own now find themselves on that financial .rink it's why we must strengthen unemployment compensation that includes increasing benefits across-the-board in expanding eligibility to include more workers like giga economyrk workers and other independent workers and that's why i specifically want to address this cash payment p

have af all, we must constitutional amendment to overturn citizens united.rs and applause] senator klobuchar: that is all of that outside money that has come in. and this state knows it so well with that court case that i quote everywhere where they said that the legislature has discriminated, the republicans, with surgical precision against african-americans. we must restore the federal voting rights act and -- [cheers and applause] mr. bloomberg: -- senator klobuchar: and past my bill to register every kid in this country automatically when they turn 18. if target can find a pair of shoes with their shoe number in hawaii, we should be able to register everyone in this country. what else? getting rid of gerrymandering, something you know too well in this state, and getting rid of voting purges. abrams, -- myy friend stacey abrams, who should be governor of georgia right now -- she put it this way about purges. she said you know, if you don't go to church or synagogue or mosque for a year or two, you don't lose your right to worship. and if you don't go to a

first of all, we must have the constitutional amendment to overturn citizens united.is all about outside money. [applause] sen. klobuchar: in this day knows this so well that court case that a quote everywhere where they said that the legislature had discriminated, the republicans with surgical with surgical precision against african americans. we must restore the federal voting rights act. [applause] sen. klobuchar: and passed my bill to register every kid automatically in this country when they turn 18. [applause] sen. klobuchar: if target can find a pair of shoes with a number in hawaii, we should be able to register everyone in this country. getting rid of gerrymandering, something you know too well in the state and getting rid of voting purges. abrams, whoacey should be the governor of georgia right now, she put it this way about purges. she said if you don't go to church or synagogue or mosque for a year or two, you don't lose your right to worship. and if you don't go to a meeting like this for a year or two, you don't lose your right under the constitution to

seeds sown of misinformation and you layer on top of that the political corruption in terms of citizens united. i have no faith. i really have no faith and it is a sad thing. wasew up thinking the u.s. stronger than what i see today and it is truly sad. been at wish you had our commission meetings. we met every week for about a year with this group of people from congress, both parties and me, independent and outside experts. this was a serious discussion. i am in the middle of a congress that doesn't get much done. i understand your feelings. it is all't agree bad. we have confident people within our government. there is an agency in dhs that is often in disarray -- this part of it, which deals with these threats, with secretaries of state across the country are doing a good job and a highly competent job. is it good enough to fully protect us? thatut there are pieces are working. keep the faith. host: a democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, thomas. caller: good morning, gentlemen. --ave little faith second.ld on one we are going to try again. caller: good morning. i h

act established that the residents of puerto rico at the time and their desendants will be citizens of the united states. the citizenship has provided us greatest opportunity for security and progress. as such, we have become an integral part of the national experience. in numerous fields of education, politics, law, science, art and businesses. and we have defended this nation side by side with our fellow citizens from the states. we value our american citizenship so much that we include it in our local constitution that one of our defining values is our citizenship with the united states and aspiration to continue reaching our democratic heritage, individually and collectively, in the enjoyment of its rights and prerogatives. in in votes throughout the years overwhelming majority of puerto ricans have affirmed the intext of continue being u.s. citizens. yet, we have been denied that aspiration, denied our enrichment of values of american citizenship. in 1898, when the u.s. forces first landed in puerto rico, general miles issued a proclamation promising, i quote, we have come to bring you prote

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since citizens united, it's been an impracticable enemy. they have been -- implacable enemy. they have been wrong on climate. they knew it 30 years ago. they know it now. we need to fix this, and we need corporate america to extract itself from the thrall of the evildoers in its midst, and we need to solve at last this problem. so it's time to wake up. with that, i yield the floor. ms. murkowski: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. ms. murkowski: i ask unanimous consent that the senate be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. murkowski: madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 196, s. 1869. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 196, s. 1869, a bill to require the disclosure of ownership of high-security space leased to accommodate a federal agency and for other purposes. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the

criticized citizens united while all the supreme court justices were there, you know, to honor him. they sit there during the state of the union. and they don't anymore. and he -- you had the brief filled they essentially said the same that schumer is saying now. so they are clearly intending, if they win, in 2020 to go after some of these justices and i think it is extremely corrosive. thed in is really our system, and the ending of the world. i think it's very, very sad. glypt to go to do you. obviously, schumer, he's out broadcasting this threat before a ruling. particularly about five. i talk to the state senator of louisiana at the center of this case. and she said, look. i've had people threaten to hit me ove over the head. is there any law, any crime that schumer might have committed in violation of a u.s. state let's back up 40 years and figure out what's going on here. the supreme court politicized itself. when it's been that way ever since. you can't run for dog catcher in this c pout people taking a distance on where you are with abortion. the supreme court never should h

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started in the obama administration, when the president in the state of the union criticized his citizens united while all the supreme cot justices where they to honor h him. as an honorific, they sit there during the state of the union. they don't anymore, he threatened the court right before the first obamacare ruling and you had the brief filed by sheldon white house and four other senators four months ago in that new york gun case where they essentially said the same thing that schumer is saying now. they are clearly i intending if they win in 2020 to go after these justices, it is extreme the corrosive. the independent judiciary is really the gem of our system, and the envy of the world. that's very, very sad. >> raymond: i want to go to you, obviously schumer is trying, he is out broadcasting this threat before a ruling. particularly about abortion, now i spoke to catrina jackson today who is the state senator in louisiana at the center of this case. she said look, i have been subjected to this kind of language. i have had people threatened to hit me over the head, i have to walk around wi

would have to make for a search warrant or any other form of electronic surveillance against citizens of the unitedere are certain instances with regard to protecting the country, particularly involvement by overseas actors where if it indirectly impinges on the rights of citizens of the united states that may be a price that has to be paid. the question is, how bilge -- big of a price and how much monitoring by the special court to assure abuses are presented and addressed when it happens? experience has been they were not up to the task. it was not sufficient to protect americans. elizabeth: when you found out the depth of what the fbi did with the trump campaign, yes, we understand russian meddling, you got to stop it. >> i was amazed how far the track we got, way off the track and the question is a legitimate one, again i'm not sure i know the answer to this, does the legislation go far enough in order to insure getting that far off the track cannot happen again? elizabeth: we don't want to be east germany. robert ray. you're great. come back soon. great analysis again from robert ray. >>> just

while we're overturning citizens united, i think we need all the resources possible.ieve michael bloomberg will reassess where he is in this campaign. i believe he'll become a superpac for joe biden. >> you think today he gets out of the race? >> i don't see why he wastes any more money. one thing he did do -- i'm very critical of bloomberg. because he learned a critical political lesson last night. he thought raining down money in ads was going to help him build trust in black communities. and they just laughed at that. i mean, they literally laughed at that. we don't know you, michael bloomberg. just because you started to come to arkansas and virginia when running for president, we don't have that trust. so i do believe that now he can turn his attention to doing things like voter protection, helping the democratic party build this data infrastructure and be an asset going forward. >> let's remember before going forward this morning, joe biden was in a different place. and our assessment was quite different. in terms of his strength as a candidate, his viability as

obama's 2010 state of the union address when barack obama attacked the supreme court for the citizens unitedase, for their decision there. there is a history there. there is a history here with the democrats attacking justices as well. >> oh, absolutely, but again, i think this was all motivated by chuck schumer trying to be relevant, trying to play to the base. he wanted to be out there. he feels that spirit of the rallies and marchs and war cries from the radical left. he wants to be a part of that. he doesn't want to be rendered irrelevant. i think at end of the day he is a little worried about alexandria ocasio-cortez possibly maybe coming for his seat in the future. so he has to amp up his game. he has to talk the talk, that is the only thing that the left seems to respond to anymore. elizabeth: tomi lahren, come back soon. great to see. >> you thank you. >> still ahead, bidens conflicts of interest. here is what is happening. including republican senator ron johnson, he will force a vote. here is what he wants to do, force a vote next week on the very first subpoena linked to the senat

citizens, united kingdom or ireland. arrivals from europe are funneled into 13 u.s.screened by cdc. sfo is one of them. with the spread of coronavirus worldwide also comes a rise in xenophobia and racist incidents towards the asian-american community. a look at what's being done to stop the hate. >> my adrenaline is going. when i sat down, it took five or fen minutes to calm down. >> the business owner had an unpleasant interaction with the man next to him while in the restroom of a san francisco restaurant this week. he was washing his hands and coughed and said damn cough from china. >>> the world fights coronavirus which originated in china,ation americans are fighting the virus of bigotry. >> why are they being racist to us? we don't even have the coronavirus. >> in this presentation by san francisco state's asian-american studies department you can see images of hate around the globe. in the last few weeks the group reviewed 431 stories in the u.s. related to coronavirus discrimination. globally 37 cases a day and that's just the ones that go reported. >> when w

>> well, i think what we see is after citizens united, after all the money that's been poured into americanics, our congress is going to have to act to limit the ability of wealthy individuals and corporations to try to buy our democracy. as i am someone like a cory booker or kamala harris looking at tom steyer still being in the final four or five candidates realizing he bought his way on to that stage, i'm going to have real questions about our campaign finance laws. if i want to be -- >> tucker: yeah, you may last points i didn't hear a lot of other democrats say anything about that. their principles went out the window. they didn't care that he was trying to subvert democracy because he was on their side. look at bloomberg going to selma for the edmund pettis march. right now tomorrow there is an african-american set to be executed the civil rights community asking the governor to step in and to halt this execution. if he was serious about winning alabama, he would have came out in favor of that issue. if he was serious about just buying ad time. >> tucker: i'm sorry, i'm sorry. if he w

>> i i think based on what we sk him after citizens united andnd after all the money poured into americanitics, our congress will havehe to act to limit the ability of wealthy individuals and corporations to try to buy our democracy. if l i'm someone like a cory booker or kamala harris and tom steyer are still being the finafinal four coke or five candidates, he bought his way onto the stage come i will have questions about campaign finance laws. >> tucker: yeah, but you may, but last point, i didn't hear a lot of democrats saying that they loved michael bloomberg. their principles went out the window. they didn't care he was trying to subvert democracy because he's on their side. >> look at michael bloomberg going to samoa for march. right now, tomorrow there is an african-american's to be executed with civil rights community standing against the governor to step in and to halt this execution. if he was serious about winning alabama, he would have came outg in favor of that issue. if he was serious about buying ad time he would just buy ad time. >> tucker: if he was seriously hoping afri

it will reverse the corrupting effects of citizens united. it will restore protections for voting and will take aim at washington's culture of corruption which has run rampant under this administration. it could not come at a better time. every election we see the sweeping power of big money. state legislatures have found new ways to deny americans, often minorities, access to the ballot. our adversaries, including the russians, work day and night to influence our elections and sow confusion in the public sphere. h.r. 1 would forcefully and directly address each of these issues. but like every other bill passed by the house over the past two years, it has been buried in leader mcconnell's legislative graveyard. we must move it. this bill is about making our democracy work and giving american citizens some faith in the future. republicans rather than working with democrats to strengthen our democracy, have stood in the way. they have blocked election security legislation and sanctions to deter foreign adversaries from trying to interfere in ou

fears about the coronavirus pandemic and saudi arabia appears to be secretly tracking its citizens in the united states using mobile phone networks the u.k.'s guardian newspaper is reporting millions of tracking requests were made by the kingdom they were used to establish the locations of saudi registered phones using flaws in the global messaging system well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after really one station thanks so much and by the u.s. census it only happens once every 10 years but as the coronavirus pandemic grips the world will americans be required to take part in the count during a national emergency and will donald trump's and immigration rhetoric deter some from participating follow the u.s. census on al-jazeera. follow one santa maria and welcome to rewind behind me the city of. we've been coming here to the museum of islamic art to revisit some of the best documentaries we've made a large extent our life chances that determined by where we are born today's rewind 1st date back in 20.

i want to overturn citizens unit ed. i want to move to public funding of elections. bloomberg can do what he wants to do, but what i'm saying right now is we have raised -- i can't remember, 5, $6 million just in the last few days. we are raising money in an unprecedented way. we have more campaign contributions from more americans than any candidate in the history of the united states. a little bit different than the way bloomberg approached it. very different from the way biden is approaching it. i don't know if you saw it today, "the wall street journal," wall street starts opening up its wallet for joe biden. he has more than 60 billionaires contributing to his campaign. so i'm proud of the way we are raising money. in terms of bloomberg, you know, he is supporting now joe biden and we'll see what role -- let me say one other thing which really bothers me. there hasn't been a lot of attention to it. there's a group called the big tent. it is a super pac funded by corporate interests, i suspect the drug companies, insurance companies, the fossil fuel industry, the

fair to say that citizens in the united states are at low risk from infections from the coronavirus if you don't have to take my word for it. for the health education labor and pensions committee. or take the words of "the new york times" said a couple of days ago on its front page in the sunday newspaper in describing the situation in the days ago.tes two it's far from certain and affects many regions that one's. continuing "the new york times." the top scientists and infrastructure most experts agree the united states is among the countries best prepared to prevent or manage such an epidemic as "the new york times" front page assessment two days ago. we areng not just talking about medicines or masks but parts for cars. it can cause our economy to slow down and the rest of the world to slow down on the data that we have and that has been received in the last couple of days from china children are mostly not infected by the coronavirus. the people who get the sickest are the people that are already sick. what can we do about the coronavirus and keep from getting it, wash your hands. i

he can do that unlimited amount of spending after the citizen united ruling through a pac or by himselfd with the biden campaign. >> right okay. >> none of that i'm joe biden and approve of this money from -- >> message. >> from biden. but he will welcome that funding and it's unclear, obviously you could resurrect an unresurrectible candidate like bloomberg with money but will money katla liz biden and give him help but they won't take a risk it won't help. >> the biden campaign would be very careful and cautious about that money because, remember, there are a lot of bernie supporters that revile bloomberg and taking bloomberg's money or using it in a way to advance your campaign -- >> billionaire. >> discourage the supporters from you if iiunifying. >> biden welcomed big money. >> it was bloomberg's -- >> corporate money welcomed the billionaire donors so i think it would be hypocritical to now say i'm going to take every other billionaire and corporate money except for bloomberg >> we're about to hit news but is the method of the bloomberg spending, the instagram influencers, see tha

restrictions on people from the european union have been extended as we've said to include citizens of the united kingdom and ireland. that begins midnight on monday. it does not apply to u.s. citizens but they are to self-quarantine once they are back in the u.s. and in the u.s., which has more than 2800 cases, the white house says the u.s. president trump's only test for coronavirus came back negative. the white house now says, though, it will be screening anyone coming in close contact with the president or the vice president for signs of fever. now that resulted in one person actually being turned away from saturday's news conference at the white house, as the president waited for results for his test. we get more now from cnn's kristin holmes. >> reporter: well, president trump surprised reporters and americans when he announced at a press conference this morning that he had decided to take the coronavirus test. now remember this came after the president had said that he wasn't too concerned, that he would probably take it, that he didn't have any symptoms. now we have the results back. i'm

as a come before you citizen of the united states and also a citizen of the cherokee eighth and i an generation oklahoman because of the trail of tears. at the time of our forced removal, the cherokee's own forms and even plantations. -- cherokees owned farms and even plantations. as lindsay pointed out, the constitution adopted patterns ,ut of the united states, and as lindsay also stated, almost every family of the cherokee nation had at least one literate member, and it compared to the rate of theacy states surrounding the cherokee nation. inwith publication, we begin 1828 of our newspaper, "the cherokee phoenix," the cherokees became well-informed of the issues of removal. ceded9, our people had 90% of our original lands, so by the time of removal, the little dark area at the bottom is all that was left. wethese remaining lands white to keep, while our neighbors sought to have them removed. the supreme court in the 1832 decision, the case of worcester v georgia, recognized that the cherokee nation, yet even this did not save us from the treaties signed by a of charities, with maj

. >> and the south koreans have tested more than 90,000 of their citizens and the united states has had trouble manufacturing the kits and distributing them, and the numbers showing that maybe 500 people in the u.s. have been tested. why are we so behind other developed countries on this, and when will there be more of the testing kits delivered to the front line health care providers? >> it a fair question. it is one of the first issues that one of the governors raised with me. i am happy to report that this weekend more than 15,000 testing kits have been released. also the fda has approved a testing regimen that state and local officials can be using. beyond that, we are actually working with the commercial provider with the new testing frame w framework to send another 50,000 kits out. we are addressing it and leaning into it, and more importantly, we are establishing a process in a number of cities across the country where if someone presents at the local hospital with the respiratory ailment, we want them also tested for coronavirus and that is why we will move a lot of the volume