congress can also act and so can the states. on the congress, congress could make all candidates disclose their tax returns, not just presidential candidates, but members of congress before their name is assigned to the ballot. individual states can also do that. they can say, we'd love to put your name on the ballot, mr. president, as long as you disclosure tax returns. we'll be happy to do that. some states have attempted to do that. that will be adjudicated in the courts, also. i think the american public should demand it. we should know what our president's financial interests are in that the simple reason is when he's making policy decisions, is he making policy decisions vis-a-vis russia because of financial considerations of investments his company has? or is he making them on behalf of the american people? with this president, we just don't know. >> rick tyler. we should point out for our viewers that, no, that is not a green screen. that is actually rick tyler's back yard, and it is beautiful on this thursday -- >> i would lose the room. i go fo

trump the court has reaffirmed the congress's authority to conduct oversight on behalf of the american people as it asks for further information from congress congress's constitutional responsibility to uncover the truth to ship italy related to the president russia connection that he is hiding that congress will continue to conduct oversight for the people polled in the separation of powers that is the genius of our constitution we will continue to press our case plenty of other reaction amongst it was this statement from one of the major lenders to donald trump over the years deutsche bank bank is demonstrated full respect for the us they will process and remain neutral throughout these proceedings we will of course abide by a final decision by the courts. it's the same at a little after 1 pm washington time kimberly how could a white house correspondent be with you shortly starting there was sharper tansey outside the supreme court with that decision came down 7 to 2 was the majority she had how significant was that given the makeup of the course. right 2 of those justices were appointed by president trump. and brett kavanaugh yet they joined in th

trump the court has reaffirmed the congress's authority to conduct oversight on behalf of the american people as it asks for further information from congress congress's constitutional responsibility to uncover the truth to ship a cli related to the president russia connection that he is hiding that congress will continue to conduct oversight for the people polled in the separation of powers that is the genius of our constitution we will continue to press our case. statements aplenty today as well another one from deutsche bank on today's supreme court ruling towards a banker from from so one of his a long time lenders it says doj a bank has demonstrated full respect for the us legal process and remain neutral throughout these proceedings we will of course abide by a final decision by the courts as are all the statements is the reaction which will go through with the same white house correspondent kimberly how could in a moment 1st she have pretends the outside the supreme court she had the decision itself the numbers the majority take us through them and the significance of who voted and why they voted like that. it wasn't even close or $72.00 majori

say congress is not finished investigating the president the court today the supreme court did not say that congress has no right to see trump's tax returns the court had a problem with how congress had tried to obtain those returns is that correct. to some extent it may be more proper to say that the supreme court had a problem with how the lower courts valuated congress requests assented to lower court said hey these are requests to banks and accountants not to the president himself so they don't really implicate major separation of powers concerns regarding the executive branch and the legislative branch we don't need to evaluate those concerns from court came today and said no you actually do even those to a 3rd party it can affect the executive branch's interests and you need to look at them more closely and therefore going to remain and for it to you and force you to take another closer look bearing in mind a list of factors they sort of identified so it doesn't mean that congress can't get these filed off anything i would read the opinion suggesting they can in certain circumstances but it did indicate there are strong countervailing interest in the executive branch that t

congress. congress's responsibility to uncover the truth, specifically related to the president and his russia connection that he is hiding. congress will continue to conduct oversight for the people , upholding the separation of powers that is the genius of our constitution. we will continue to press our case in the lower courts. that is what happened this morning. earlier this morning, for the 16th week in a row, over one million americans applied for unemployment insurance. 16th week in a row. we have to open up our economy. by killing offso the virus. that is what is in the heroes act. tracing, treatment, separation, masking, wash your hands, keep your distance. that is what is in the heroes act. all of the scientific pronouncements have spoken to andneed for more testing the urgency of tracing. and the benefit of treatment so that people do not die. this administration seems to be turning its back on science and instead saying open up and take a risk. oh, by the way, open up the schools. as a mother and grandmother, we all and everyone i know want to open up the schools indeed. a large percentage, overwhelmingly the teachers w

congress loosened its ban on the practice. when the ban on earmarks was loosing in 2018 we were told it was necessary to make congress functional again. see, they said, congress can't get anything done anymore. earmarks may not be great but they are the industrial lubricant of the sausage making factory that is congress and ringing them back when get the machine working properly again. like many terrible political arguments, it's superficially appealing. congress is indeed dysfunctional, but bringing earmarks back has improved anything. we still lurch from cliff to clip and crisis to crisis without any meaningful debate or amendment process. the fight over earmarks is really a fight over to competing visions of how congress should govern. the washington establishment likes the current system where party leaders negotiate and write bills behind closed doors, often orchestrating a legislative cliff so that members are left with a binary choice between two terrible options. this system keeps the campaign and lobbying cash flowing through leadership offices and their alums on k street. the tough decisions are made in secret without any accountability. but no one

trump the court has reaffirmed the congress's authority to conduct oversight on behalf of the american people as it asks for further information from congress congress's constitutional responsibility to uncover the truth to ship italy related to the president russia connection that he is hiding the congress will continue to conduct oversight for the people polled in the separation of powers that is the genius of our constitution we will continue to press our case has lenny mcallister now former congressional candidate for the republican party in our republican commentator he's in pittsburgh pennsylvania lenny do you agree with what speaker pelosi is saying there that even though this has been kicked down to the lower courts that there is life left in the congressional case. i think that there probably is going to be some life in the congressional case moving forward from this but it's very interesting because it's a defeat in mummer car for donald trump but at the same time we're already in july he can basically wind down the clock like he didn't 2016 and still get this kicked past the election which is primarily what he and his team are looking to do

political structure as i call it or congress's power under the election clause and a guarantee clause in article 1, section 5, that delegate power directly to congress. so congress'sower under the 14th and 15th amendment in particular gave congress a quite broad basis to act to remaim southern political structures. and it is this understanding and i argue that influences that should influence what congress could do now when we think about the scope of congressional power over elections. instead of just focusing solely on the 14th and 15th amendments. >> thank you so much for that. and i have to say how exciting it is to read your work and to find you pointing our attention to the very few parts of the constitution you just described, the structural guarantees as well as the as pecks of the 14th and 15th amendments with theright to vote teaching us -- with the right to vote teaching us that historically the provisions have been relied on to protect the franchise and in your creative and important articles you argue that the clauses could provide a solid foundation for protecting voting rights today and i want to ask you more specifically about those arguments soon.

congress did not disestablish that reservation. congress insert hallmark language of disestablishment and rejected it. congress sought session yet instead provided only for allotment. then when congressional inaction would have dissolved with the tribe congress instead preserved the tribe and its government for all purposes authorized by law and it did so against the backdrop of existing tribal authority to legislate over reservation land. those congressional judgment should be respected. third, congress did not transfer criminal jurisdiction to oklahoma. the major crimes act established exclusive federal jurisdiction over enumerated crimes in quote any state of the united states. when congress overrides the major crimes act and transfers jurisdiction to estate it does so expressly and it did not do so here. finally, oklahoma's rhetoric about constructing does not change the result. on the criminal side the court's decision and ramos as complete answer and on the civil side the main issues are tax and other regulatory issues that are routinely resolves by tribal state agreements. in any event parker makes clea

congress will continue to press its case. careful reading stream court ruling related to the president's financial records is not good news for president trump the court has reaffirmed the congress's authority to conduct oversight on behalf of the american people as it asks for further information from congress congress's constitutional responsibility to uncover the truth specifically related to the president's russia connection that he is hiding the congress will continue to conduct oversight for the people upholding the separation of powers that is the genius of our constitution we will continue to press our case. ok let's go live now to our white house correspondent kimberly halkett that is so kimberly now the president's tax returns and his financial records can be made available to new york prosecutors but in practical terms how is all of this going to play out. well in both of these cases the halfway is a little bit different we've heard from nancy pelosi there and she's very clear well congress kind of got smacked down a little bit they're not going to give up nancy pelosi says that they will conduct new investigations and that they will conduct their constitutional right to oversight in the discraft their arguments a little bit better that was the criticism from the supreme court tha

further information from congress congress's constitutional responsibility to uncover the truth the civically related to the president russia connection that he is hiding the congress will continue to conduct oversight for the people polled in the separation of powers that is the genius of our constitution we will continue to press our case the us has meanwhile registered more than 65000 new cases of corona virus which makes it another daily record rise for the country infections have been increasing in nearly every single state the u.a.e. is said to be holding up a deal with gulf states the good and the 3 year long blockade against cattle that's according to reports on the fox news website those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after techno i will see you very soon for the moment. i was taken to prison in the knowledge that i will always be a trained one yes or just me old mother and the father of my toto 8 months kid. when parents at imprisonment the government doesn't have any plans for the trigger left behind so these 2 didn't need for they need shelter they are starting from. my obsession is to see that this shooting of prisoners also g

congress has the general power to legislate in lots of areas. >> before my time expires, i can ask you one other question -- i think you said congress has limited power to regulate the conduct of a president. does congress have any power to regulate the conduct of the president which is in office that is created by the constitution itself and not by congress? >> the answer is not very much. they apply avoidance principles to avoid having to decide whether congress has attempted to reach the president. the one example in recent history is the nexen versus general administrative services case. even in that case, it was a very limited right regarding presidential documents. one could imagine may be some hypothetical where there would be limited personal papers that might be relevant to a question regarding custody of official documents. but even in that case, the constitutionality of that was not seeking the president's personal papers and that control remains in the executive branch. >> justice sotomayor? >> council, there is a long history of congress seeking records and getting them as justice ginsburg pointed out from presidents. and some of those cases, we have said, especially eastland, that a congre

congress. so at the very least congress would have to consent to any agreement like this. but even if congress consents, you could essentially sort of transform this system where you are sort of having all of these different states doing different things and throwing their votes into one big bucket. on the good idea, bad idea, in my opinion, whether or not you think the electoral college is a good or bad idea, it has some problems in terms of being a good idea as the way to go as a statutory method. so, again, one of the core things i've mentioned is we presume the states pick voter qualifications. so in all 50 states the voter qualifications are a little bit different. so when we think about those who have committed a felony and whether or not they're eligible to vote. and in maine and vermont, incarcerated felons could vote and there is a bill in the district of columbia to authority them to do so. when we think about children, so right now anybody 18 and up votes, that is in the constitution but there have been fits and starts about reducing the voting age or think being mental capacity and

the court was concerned congress and congress' laws hadn't been specific enough so this would go to the lower courts and be argued there as to as to as to what specifically congress wants this information for so not a good day for dog lawyers but if you think the overarching plan of donald trump is to prevent his records from being seen by the public before the november election specifically well that's still going to happen this is still going to run and run thank you she had pretend there at the supreme court. a little more reaction from us to say so many statements come out today this is from the new york district attorney's office quote this is a tremendous victory for our nation's system of justice and its founding principle that no one not even a president is above the law on vista cation which was delayed for almost a year by this lawsuit will resume guided as always by the grand jury's solemn obligation to follow the law and the facts wherever they may lead and how kids at the white house without stating the obvious kimberly's not going to like this is he going to court is actually what donald trump likes to do when he doesn't and something doesn't go his

congress congress passed this paycheck protection program remember that down there 500000000000 dollars passed overnight for a rescue of small businesses paycheck protection program didn't save enough small business jobs economists say the u.s. government's flagship program for propping up small businesses hurt by the coronavirus pandemic us so far failed to achieve its main goal of saving jobs according to new economic analysis the u.s. small business administration's paycheck protection program part of the coronavirus rex you package known as the keris act has approved more than 500000000000 in forgivable low interest loans for small businesses but the p.p.p. has not restored employment to a level that many expected for a program of that size according to the work in paper from the national bureau of economic research coauthored by ray teddy a leading american labor economist and professor at harvard university and it turns out that basically what happened is that 90 percent of the jobs that this these forgivable loans went to where it's a job that were not going to be gotten rid of anyway so it was mostly like in the tech sector creative sector where these people were easily able to work from home so they're the ones that got all these loans and therefore their suggestion was that we should have just given the money directly to the people instead of going through this like elaborate scheme of putting it through the banks and then applying for these loans to small business association and then administration and then like the holy a liberal sort of complex sort of complexity hiding and disguising. fundamentally corrupt system all right and i forget where that phrase we need to destroy the village just say the village came from the vietnam war how'd that work out america all right going to take a break and when we come back much more coming your way. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to accelerate the transition to sustainable transport sustainability stay number man at a more equitable and sustainable well. they claim their production is completely hamas followed this nuclear dumbass lieblich. that got got into congress in the models and got it done designed to busan companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away this is a canal this must be going to an even and i mean look. this is the move and you mustn't be doing to me man i'm stunned seemed to be based on that understood look at who is going and. you can be bold with the yeah you want. to show small seemed wrong long but old roles just don't all. i mean you get to shape out these days you can stick to it and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to cherrypick nasheed producer director of hidden colors it's a 5 part document terry series that's got to be the definitive history of black america i think it's a fantastic film series check it out terry quantum back to the kaiser report here is my pleasure next hour i'm doing well. yeah i've got to ask him i've got to pi

credit market participants like ray dally oh he's saying that again good intentions here's the congress congress passed this paycheck protection program remember that down there $500000000000.00 passed overnight for a rescue a small businesses paycheck protection program didn't save enough small business jobs economists say the u.s. government's flagship program for propping up small businesses hurt by the coronavirus pandemic us so far failed to achieve its main goal of saving jobs according to new economic analysis the u.s. small business administration's paycheck protection program part of the coronavirus rex you package known as the keris act has approved more than 500000000000 in forgivable low interest loans for small businesses but the p.p.p. has not restored employment to a level that many expected for a program of that size according to the working paper from the national bureau of economic research coauthored by ray teddy a leading american labor economists. a professor at harvard university and it turns out that basically what happened is that 90 percent of the jobs that this these fo

congress congress passed this paycheck protection program remember that down there 500000000000 dollars passed overnight for a rescue of small businesses paycheck protection program didn't save enough small business jobs economists say the u.s. government's flagship program for propping up small businesses hurt by the coronavirus pandemic of so far failed to achieve its main goal of saving jobs according to a new economic analysis the u.s. small business administration's paycheck protection program part of the coronavirus rex you package known as the keris act has approved more than 500000000000 in forgivable low interest loans for small businesses but the p.p.p. has not restored employment to a level that many expected for a program of that size according to the working paper from the national bureau of economic research coauthored by ray teddy a leading american labor economists. a professor at harvard university and it turns out that basically what happened is that 90 percent of the jobs that this these forgivable loans went to were to jobs that were not going to be gotten rid of anyway so it was mostly a like in the tech sector creative sector where these people were easily able to work from home so they're the ones that got all these loans and therefore their suggestion was that we should have just given the money directly to the people instead of going through this like elaborate scheme of putting it through the banks and then applying for these loans to small business association and administration and then like the wholly a liberal sort of complex sort of complex the hiding and disguising fundamentally corrupt system and i forget where that phrase we need to destroy the village just save the village came from the vietnam war how'd that work out america are you going to take a break and when we come back much more coming your way. the arrest and charging of glenn maxwell and takes a new turn what about the timing and the specific indictments what kind of 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thinks. we dare to ask. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to cherrypick nasheed producer director of hidden colors it's a 5 part document terry series that's got to be the definitive history of black america i think it's a fantastic film series check it out terry quantum back to the kaiser report here is my pleasure next hour i'm doing well. yeah i've got to ask him i've got to pick your brain and we i've got to help me understand what's happening with these karyn's ok the carin phenomenon i've been here i've been going on social media and i see all these white women standing in parking lots or in you know the supermarket and they have like some kind of psychotic breakdown because i'm a black person selling a camera to them and all they're saying is what's going on karen and they melt into a puddle of tears what is happening tell me you know a lot of these women are actually going out instigating a lot of incidents with black people because right now a lot of the trump supporters they're trying to do get parts made saying systematic white supremacy and these characters are doing their job and a lot of these care of the deadly and dangerous is that was the situation yesterday in michigan we are a carer and bumped into a 22 year old black girl the mother of a girl confronted her and in the care and ultimately pulled a gun on the mother of the daughter so he's care and we trivialize that a lot with these women a very very dangerous now we're starting to see today as a matter of fact in virginia one karen was charged with making a false report because she lied and said the soldier another kerim was in an incident in a parking lot where she blocked a black woman she was charged this was in jackson order so now very recently some of these karen just started to be charged the thing is there has always been a care in phenomenon in this country go. and back to tulsa a lot of the racial riots that happened in this country were because white women were going around lying about fishes crime that a black person did not commit so this o'carroll being has been will go a long time we're just now seeing it because a camera rolls and camera be ok you're a filmmaker and content creator and you go out you make films on the premise as we've discussed before is that american politics is rooted in white supremacy and you go out and you make films and you document that story and now with these cameras and these phone cameras what you've been talking about as an artist and a filmmaker and your films suddenly is right in everybody's face true or false the absolutely true as we see now because of the corona pandemic a lot of people are panicking and the white supremacists can not really hide their nefarious deeds anymore so a lot of the things they do now is on the up front they have to go out and just be very bold of a lot and we've always mourn people in black society that we're criminalize not because of anything that we've done criminalized because of inherent systematic white supremacy people in the dominant society or just not charge which certain things black people are charged so as we see what the code phenomena we have the social distancing laws in the state at home orders in the zone where you're mass orders and we see that this these orders are usually important against black people we've seen case after case after case all over the country where groups of white people walking around know mess their reporting with each other but law enforcement will skip over them and go target a handful of black people who don't we arrest them and brutally detained as we saw with some of the uprisings out here there was a lot of looting going on out throughout the united states most of the looting was done by a lot of white people out here a lot of the fires a lot of the arson it was started by white people many people. believe white police officers were instigating a lot of things particularly in minnesota there were undercover cops seen starting fires now what the police and doing they're going back weeks later to prosecute people based on the investigation and almost all the people they're prosecuting now just happen to be black so they're being very blatant with the racial disparity right now so it's something that can't be denied you know i've been an observer of the civil rights movement my almost my whole life i'm 60 years old and i've seen it and flow and i've seen achievements made and then i've seen achievements lost i've seen wealth aggregated in the black community and then wealth stolen from the black community i want to get your take on a where we are in the whole cycle of this because black lives matter it's a huge movement all right my perception is that it's a huge movement where does it fit into the last 50 or 60 years of the movement how would you place it terry. well right now black people are trying to get resources this time see in the 1960 s. the people were were angling for civil rights and really into gratian because they all bet the antithesis to segregation would be interracial and integration with the problem so we have to be very careful with words segregation is just the most were a white supremacy because there was no real segregation white people to go anywhere they wanted to go black people were the ones who were over and over segregated which means segregation is a code word for white supremacy just like apartheid apartheid is a code word for white supremacy so the antithesis to white supremacy is supposed to be black empowerment how do you get black empowerment you heard that you have to have an economic base 1st so this is why now there's a big reparations move now the so-called let's be very clear about what black lives and. because when you talk about black cloud of matter there is deliberate confusion because you have black lives matter the movement which are people in the street saying the hey are lots matter the hash tag then you have black labs matter of the organization that's actually funded by a lot of white liberal groups and the democrats that's totally different from what's going on in the streets right now and the media likes to complain to the black clouds never organization their priority is social integration and issues and immigration issues issues that actually undermine black society so this is why we have to be very clear not to complain the movement and the organization with what's going on out here back in the sixty's there was a lot of talk in the mainstream media and amongst politicians that the black rights movement the civil rights movement the black empowerment movement was somehow a russian plot you know and. these days and then in the wake of the russia gate hoax that we all are aware of at this point again we hear this idea that the black community america is not really unhappy they're totally happy with everything they're just being instigated by foreign influence russian influence in their thoughts yeah that's an old troll from the white supremacy as they like to believe that ok black people are not shutting down these institutions black people are not getting the statues and things taken down like people are not revising history on their own to a sage our own ego as a white supremacy as we have to put it on another white person well it's the white russia it's the white communists it's the russians who were behind dr king they were real big and so there always has to be this in the various liberal white person behind the scenes in order to make the white supremacist feel better about fact that black people out here in the streets making a change even through. hey some revolution they didn't want to believe that it was the haitians who rules up against the white supremacy as they have to say well it was them it's the overweight people doing this this white abolitionists was behind this so in the minds of a white supremacist they always have to find a white super villain behind the scenes orchestrating everything to make them go better about getting. justice from whack people right and again let me kind of return to a theme here because what you're saying and your documentaries dig into this it is providing a broader context for a conceit of american politics which would come under the heading of white supremacy ist and that's not something people want to confront and it's something people would like to dismiss but these karren videos are really repugnant and confirm. this idea and quite stark terms and and i hope this starts to. you know get the dialogue to a much healthier place now you mentioned reparations there and of course this is a big topic and there's a couple of ways to look at this one idea was no taxation without reparations right so the black community could go on a tax strike and say look we're going to withhold tax until we get reparations or we're going to go at it that way it gets to the economic empowerment issue what do you think about that because if you going to do number one we definitely have a good case pagans just like native american tribes just like jews people big i cast just like a white woman recently whose father was a part of the civil war she just died a few weeks ago she will still get checks from the civil war so they have the money when we talk about the trillions of dollars needed to start the reparations to try to him whole and say they don't have it now when this cope with it they magically. intrusion dollars to throw at everybody so let me just there we can start with yes payments also we can stop land allotments also we can start with business development specifically for black people we gotta say specifically people because biden recently talked about race and we were going to talk about it but he slipped in if i talk about race is going to talk about it but native americans to see that's a back door trojan horse he used to undermine its 1st go native americans they got reparations also native americans old black people reparations based on the treaty of 866 also the native americans were many of them were slave holders so they owe because of that as well so there's all types of different ways to get these reparations payments going to foundational black americans specifically 1st way is going to be passed it's right now on this topic of reparations and money and black america i don't know if you've seen isaiah jackson's new book big cohen of black america talking about because you know you and i have been talking about because you know informally for a few years now and his point is that the black community is just basically saying we're just quitting and now we're tired we don't want to even try anymore we're just going to become self sovereign we're going to embrace pickling which is a hard current say that nobody can confiscate it's on confiscated all and we're just going to rebuilt be using this money this currency bit coin so my question is where are you on this thinking at all is there having to have a love scene that particular volume is in the room and i've seen that argument before and what we want we want the same thing the true now would it would be to see our foundational work american ancestors they didn't get bitcoin they got money when they were enslaving raping and selling our children they didn't invent going they got money chase bank was built from slave money not been coined they use. money to build this economy from the labor of black people so we want to say that we don't want to do all these little side deals let's just get the same thing going to go and we'll start with that and then maybe later we can talk about currency and all that but let's start it all with $8.00. right cut a check for 6 trillion like you did a few weeks ago for the bankers on wall street and then you all can decide yes calling for all of those karoly packages that would be really everybody if they didn't give them big what they say they need to say are quick to pack it up all right so if the shooter got to go thanks mate on the guys report my pleasure he's out there right and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max foster and stacy herbert like to thank our guests eric nasheed if you'd like to get in touch with us on twitter it's causing report until next time by all . join me every 1st week on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important it's accelerating transitions to sustainable transport sustainability stay in her manner a more equitable and sustainable world. they claim their production is completely hama's. to sneak. into congress number articles and it does not appear on companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something i'll just that's the point i mean and i'm 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congress. --e in congress, genres in congress, john was revered and beloved on both sides of the aisle and both sides of the capitol. we know he worked on the side of the angels, and now we know he is with them. we are comforted to know he is with his beloved lillian. it should be a comfort to his son john miles, the entire family, and the entire staff that so many mourn their loss and are praying for them at this sad time. god truly blessed america but the life and leadership of john lewis. we thank you for sharing him with us. may he rest in peace. john lewis often spoke of a beloved community that he shared with the reverend dr. martin luther king jr., of a community connected and uplifted by faith, hope and charity. indeed, john had deep faith, believing that every person had the spark of divinity making .hem worthy of respect he had faith in the charity of others, which is what gave him so much hope. theye wrote in his book, " need -- " release all bitterness. hold only love, only peace in your heart, knowing the battle for good to overcome evil is already won." john the optimist. john was

congress funding hazard g pay itself. i'm not sure there is a legislation that specifically addresses hazard pay that hasn't been administered by congress. inthe last cares act that came through. i haven't heard about that in this one. i may have missed it but i don't recall that . >> this is john, an independent, good morning. >> mister smith, do awaywith the federal tax return. this is the 21st century, use the cloud and algorithms to track people's income . this is crazy . the way it cost the taxpayers and federal government to implement the tax returns. they already know what you've made so and the second question is i have a 401(k) or a 457 and the first 20,000 new york state nontax bill, stimulate the economy do it for the senior citizens retirement. 401(k) is the first 20,000 would not be taxable, thank you. >> so i think i'm not exactly sure, there's a burden in terms of 20,000 if you mean, you take out of your 401(k) everyyear? there are proposals to do something like that . what we are generally discouraged is sometimes it's really targeted so take this particular program and reduce the taxes on, originally there was going to

congress. and congress can grant the naturalization. that is an ongoing status, president obama tried to sidestep congress congress in the action with a program daca, deferred action for childhood arrivals. that is currently held up in court. the court said that you cannot do this. eventually, whatever the courts resolve their grants the question of whether the dreamers will get permanent citizenship. >> related to that, if you are on twitter asked, could our guests go into more detail regarding the legal people legal treatment of the people who are born or living in the u.s. possessions such as guam and the marshall islands. >> perhaps the most famous such person is john mccain. he was born in the panama canal zone, and when he ran for president in 2008, there was a serious question of whether he was a natural born citizen. there are some people who say he was, some say he wasn't. fast four to 2016 we have ted cruz, senator from texas he was born in canada to american parents. and the question, was was he a natural born citizen? some people said he was, some people said he wasn't. but if you're born in guam or american samoa, to this day you

i listen to someone like ilhan omar and talk to my friends, you know, she's in congress, the united states congress. and she is saying, why don't we dismantle the whole thing? the economic system, the political system, and it makes you wonder, why flee from anarchy, why flee from oppression and come to the united states and do all your best to turn minnesota and that u.s., one of the things i'd like to ask her and a very good friend of mine who had lived all over the place who i admire very much who pose that question, i don't think we need a revoluti revolution, i think what we have, american declaration, american constitution, american values, our system gives us the tools to address social injustice, to address inequali

trump the court has reaffirmed the congress's authority to conduct oversight on behalf of the american people as it asks for further information from congress congress's constitutional responsibility to uncover the truth the civically related to the president russia connection that he is hiding the congress will continue to conduct oversight for the people polled in the separation of powers that is the genius of our constitution we will continue to press our case. the united arab emirates is said to be holding up a deal with gulf states that could end the 3 year long blockade against cancer that's according to reports being carried on the fox news website george is c.e.o. of gulf state and a little geopolitical risk consulting firm focusing on the arabian peninsula he says the u.a.e. is less likely to change its position than the other countries involved. among the country's block eating cups are it is the u.a.e. that is most rigid in its position against doha where as the saudis have viewed the alleged qatari threat as more of a strategic issue for us this is really very much about ideology and ultimately this agenda of blockading qatar came from abu

we had a unicameral continental congress that has compared to a bicameral congress in two chambers. that is absolutely right. >> a question from peter. why has congress seated so much power to the president not only military power but things like trade, congress has gone along with it as jack says that why has it. basically the problem of delegation, why does it happen? >> with respect to work power is a typical story that i agree with that congress does not want to be responsible for the earth shattering decisions to send american troops overseas and potentially die in a foreign land. . . . why are you criticizing this military operation when our boys and girls are overseas? with respect to trade, i don't have a story. i don't know enough about the logistics of history for trade authority to figure that out. but i suspect it's to give flexibility with respect to trade in an area they thought the president was generally predisposed to more free trade. trump is the first sort of anti-free-trade president we've had in decades and they gave this and the content they thought the president would be more willing to lower them to raise them and we found out

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trump the court has reaffirmed the congress's authority to conduct oversight on behalf of the american people as it asks for further information from congress congress's constitutional responsibility to uncover the truth specific leak related to the president russia connection that he is hiding the congress will continue to conduct oversight for the people polled in the separation of powers that is the genius of our constitution we will continue to press our case the united arab emirates is said to be holding up a deal with gulf states that could end the 3 year long blockade of qatar that's according to reports by the fox news website. australia is cutting the number of citizens on permanent residents that level out to return from overseas each week by 50 percent from monday a maximum of $4000.00 people will be allowed in each week that follows the daily record rise in the number of coronavirus cases and the 2nd most populous state of victoria. 2 more latin american leaders have been infected by code 19 bolivia's interim president jenny nona's became the 3rd lead and known to have been infected in the region ahead of venezuela's national assembly dios

traditionally been excluded from the halls of congress but i am here'm today saying in congress where we have the largest members of diversity and women congress our diversity is our strength and our unity is our power. you will see today's speakers coming to this microphone. we are standing up because of theem words of one member but im standing here today a generation of assault, a generation of abuse and i stand here proud aso a survivor. our constituents expect leadership, not schoolyard bullying from their elected colleague. almost 100 years after the ratification of the 19th amendment to congress to the constitution, and now at the most derse that our body has ever been, this is a time we should be celebrating each other, thanking god that we have legends like john lewis. .. ith behavior that's unacceptable. i'm the little black girl from the east side of detroit who was raised by a woman who is the grandchild of an emancipated slave. i'm not scared of you. i will call you out. and i demand respect and i will respect you. i yield back. ms. ocasio-cortez: thank you to i will call you out and i demand respect and i will respect you and i y

the court has reaffirmed the congresses authority to conduct oversight on behalf of the american people. as it will ask for further information from congress. congressutional accessibility, ask and the rush of connection he is hiding. congress will continue to conduct oversight for the people, upholding the separation of powers that is the genius of our constitution, we will continue to press our case into the lower courts. that's what happened this morning. earlier this morning, for the 16th week in a row, over 1 million americans applied for unemployment insurance. >> sandra: bringing dana perino back in here, the president is not about the law and we will continue to take our case up into the lower courts. >> that's what she is going to say and i think you can tell that they don't think this is that big of a deal for them because she hit it and quit it and then she was back onto the big issues of the day, the pandemic on the economy and trying to say that the president is not doing enough for people who have lost their jobs. so again from an election standpoint i think the democrats realized they did not get a home run at the supreme court this m