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refusing to endorse the law by executive fiat and at the same time, extends out a political e mail fund-raiser after that speech out touting his must tigs. i think there are merits to what senator marco rubio, the policy makes a lot of sense to a lot of people that. is not the issue. the issue is the legality of the action of the president and political consequences of that. this goes into a line of other actions by the president where the determination to which laws are going to be enforced and which are not that become purely political. >> sean: senator rubio will be with us in the next spot here, the idea is that there are co-equal branches of government and a system of check asks balz here. i think the thing that struck me in all of this is that president in his own words stated he could not do what he did friday. so then, the question is... where are the people on the left? where are the people like

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, too, this is presidential fiat. i think it's going to catch up to him somewhere downtown road. even moderates are going to say, wait a second, you can't call these shots by yourself. i mean, you know. >> bill: you couple that with the order today of executive privilege, we are not going to hand over the documents and you do get kind of a i do nasa stick thing. he doesn't care about congress. that is the overriding story on this announcement last fry day. >> well, all i know is whoever the commissioner in the nba is right now should make sure his office is double locked because this all wreaks of watergate to me. this seems so nixonian to me. >> bill: little built of it, yes. >> bill: executive privilege. >> what next? archie cox gets whacked next. [ laughter ] >> bill: the midnight massacre. all right. now, here is my favorite topic of the day. the manliest cities. i'm going to read the three manliest. you will tell me why they're manly. then i'm going to read the three least manly and you are going to do the same.

applause) >> stephen: now, this isn't just the president executing innocent people around the world by fiat. there is an appeals process. the men are considered terrorists unless there is explicit intelligence posthumously proving them innocent. in which case, i assume, there is a legal process that unkills them. (laughter) now best of all, keeping keeping civilian casualties down by saying the civilians don't really exist could solve the president's gitmo problem once and for all. because you know that place is full of? it is full of known terrorists. he should shut that place down with some drone strikes. now of course, that might take out some guards, but using the president's own standard, they are military age males spending time with terrorists. they must be guilty of something. and if we just keep using logic like that, none of us have to feel guilty about anything. and that's the word. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) new taurus is going to blow people away... starting with the guys who built it. this taurus is pretty serious. i can't believe they're actually going to let

he's refusing to enforce the law by basically executive fiat, and at the same time kind of sends out a political e-mail fundraiser a few hours after that speech touting his new decision. now, look. i agree with you. i think there's merits to what senator marco rubio which is very similar to this policy that the president put forward, the policy makes a lot of sense to a lot of people. that's not the issue. the issue is the legality of the action of the president and the political consequences of that, and this goes in a line of other actions by the president where the determination to which laws are going to be enforced and which are not become purely political and that violates the constitution in my view. >> senator ru rubio will be in e next block with us. the thing that really struck me in all of this is the president in his own words on numerous occasions stated that he could not do what he did friday, so then the question is where are the people on the left? where are people like yourself on this issue? >> i think that the president did have the authority. i actually disagree w

i grabbed my wife's arm and present that isn't fiat that is violence. something i regret terribly. it wasn't an accident they grabbed your eyes arm? >>> loan it wasn't my intention but i did it in and take full responsibility. >>> commissioners adjourned tonight before they finished? perini. his testimony will continue small morning. >>> the one who hold eric colder in contempt of congress of republican leaders put the book through because he did not hand over all the documents that theyre requested from the justice department's investigation into operation fast and furious. two guns from a mexican dancing were found the murder scene of border patrol. open when we asked a legitimate questions about brine terry's murder about fast and furious you lied to. just anything couldn't possibly go any further over the edge they come up with something like this. he turned over more than 7600 documents during the course the investigation but did not release some executive privilege democrats walked out of the chamber and protested today's votes. dozens of state parks that to a closed as soon

it is a political fiat. we made a series of decisions -- wise decisions, to sort of let you can mutation media developing their own way, to encourage the kind of rivals. two distinct between, for example, the providing of content and the conflicts within stream can mutation and messages. messages are transmitted. that has served us well in the past. it seems that that is the legacy we have had an extraordinarily innovative communication and to structure the last 200 years. that is the lesson we should bring to their delight and think about the issues. >> we have been talking with richard john, professor at columbia university and author of this book, "network nation", inventing american traditions. thank you very much, professor. >> thank you. >> you are watching the tv on c-span 2. forty-eight hours of nonfiction authors and books from every

can they broaden it out to say this is about a president doing things by executive fiat and there areranches of government for a reason? >> i think they will be in a process plate for 24 to 48 hours until they figure out what policy they would offer as an alternative, if they are going to have an alternative and the process argument is a safe harbor. i agree with you on independence, that is not something they will get into. some swing states, republican voters who disagree with this policy might start branding it amnesty by fiat. that will not be helpful. most of those voters who would been predisposed to be against the president anyway but on the energy side, it will intensify their desire to fight this issue out. >> susan -- >> it will apply pressure on the romney campaign as they try to figure out where they will come down on a policy response. >> there is very rarely -- i feel there's very rarely on issues that are this hot button, very rarely a 100% winner in anything. susan, the thing that keeps cropping up to me and republicans bring up to me politically on this, is look, ther

but generally as an army group commander, he tended to offer advice rather than give fiat orders. he was -- until he decided that he really needed to step in, he actually would listen first and let the -- his subcommanders make their decisions. somehow, that combination of the way that his leadership style was brought out not only the best in patton, which allowed patton to have those great successes, i think, in france, but they also let bradley kind of turn things around so that when he was dealing with hodges who perhaps -- perhaps may have needed more encouragement to be aggressive than patton did. bradley was also able to turn on a dime and push this general because he -- he was able to kind of move what his -- he was able to change what he wanted to do in his approach, depending on what needed to be done. so does that mean that our heroes should be more like bradley, quietly assertive, helpful rather than domineering, listeners rather than talkers? should they put their own jobs and goals above their personal aggrandizement? well, bradley pretty much got results. and i think

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act, whether you implement it by fiat as the president did or through legislation, people think it is unjust to visit the since of the father upon the son. so americans do hold i think complex and reasonable views on immigration. megyn: yeah. and we're seeing that reflected in these numbers. gentlemen, thank you both so much. see you soon. >> thank you. >> thanks, megyn. megyn: we have breaking news on egypt as the future of that country is suddenly again in question. we just got this video of protesters, look at this, storming the parliament building in the last hour. in three minutes, leland vittert is live in cairo. he was in the middle of all this as he has been from the beginning. plus israeli ambassador dan gillerman is here on new worries from israel from a country who said they would never elect somebody from the muslim brotherhood to run the country. as it turns out that wasn't correct. >>> boldly go where no man has gone before again. we'll tell you where nasa's legendary voyager spacecraft is headed next and how it is prepared for an alien encounter. ♪ . when you have diabe

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. >> this is being played on in a -- the president rewrites immigration law by executive fiat. we must shield the secrets here regarding "fast and furious," there's leaks on security matters appearing on the front page of "new york times." finally mr. holder himself, has made himself obnoxious to republicans, that photo i.d. laws constitute voter suppression, if you have to present when you vote a photo i.d., the way you have to present a photo i.d. to get into the holder's issue. >> this is why the republicans don't like eric holder. because he has challenged voter i.d. laws. because he has challenged the arizona, you know, discriminatory immigration law. because he has refused to implement the diskrcriminatory anti-marriage law. you know, eric holder has shown a lot of backbone in the justice department and the republicans hate it. so, what do they do? they call for his resignation. they throw out the document request. they throw more and more at him to distract him from doing the things that actually the president and the people hired him to do. >> let the record show, the s

he knew amnesty was not possible legislatively, but yet by executive fiat he hat he has declared the land. bill: what do you make of this. >> it goes around congress. >> where is he going to gain votes by doing this. the people who were for immigration reform weren't going to go to romney any way. it's not going to change anything. he's keeping a campaign promise. if congress doesn't like it they could get on the ball and do something to overturn it. but you know they don't have the guts to which has been our complaint from the beginning, that congress refuses to act. all he's doing is by executive order deferring action on kids that had nothing to do with them coming here, they've broken no laws, they want to contribute, they want to work and pay taxes, they want to be part of the american pie, that's all they want. bill: the polling i mentioned is 2-1. but in a tight election year, when you're fighting for a couple thousand votes in places like nevada, new mexico, colorado, maybe even florida, does this make a difference? >> well, so be it. so what if it does? it's the right thing

the first car brands on the lits are fiat and smartcar. one of the fastest rising type of complaints about new cars involve all the new technology. it's not older drivers doing the complaints but the younger ones. a jd powers spokesman says the problem isn't necessarily with the technology itself but with the expectations young people have with it. >> they compare the technology in the new vehicles with that on their smartphone, on their music devices, their tablets and pcs and what they're finding is the technology in their vehicles is maybe not as intuitive to use as it is in some of these other devices, particularly when they're driving. some of the technology is for the as simple as they would like it to be. therefore, they tend to report a high level of problems. >> here are some other top picks from the report. the highest ranked compact car is the toyota corolla. on the mid-size car it's the chervegy malibu -- chevy malibu. the highest ranked mid-size suv is the buick enclave and for pickups it's the nissan frontier. with anyone any

understanding at all the constitutionality of the three branches of government and he just deciding via fiat, via his own poor powerful volitio vow e will tell the american people what he deems best despite that is violates all the things aforementioned. >> i'm a little surprised, coequal branches of government, the congress pass the law and the president ass it into law. he says he wished he had the poured concreter to european unilaterally decide the laws are null and void, i'm surpri e surprised there is not more outrage about this. are you surprised about that? >> there should be more out rage. if he truly was a constitutio constitutional scholar and proprofessor. although we find out he wasn't a professor he was a guest lecturer at a school or two. we need to go speak to the students whom he lectured and taught and ask them if they understand that he didn't know what he was talking about when told them if he evidently -- as he evidently did that the executive branch would be able to usurp and ignore the other branches of government and the powers vested in them. the students got ripped

about that the question now with the supreme court ruling, the homeland security basically again by fiat tells arizona well, can you call and we might check the status of the people but other than that, we're not deporting anyone unless it's a prior felon or they may be recently crossed the border. >> get back in the country after being deported. again it's an allocation of resources. they are doing exactly what they should be doing. they are following the law. by the way it, is a federal rule. it's the constitution actually says for you conservatives love the constitution, it's the federal government that guess to enforce deportation. not states. >> laura: okay. go ahead. let's just consider what has transpired here. you have a border state that is being trampled and assaulted wave offer wave of illegal immigrants. they will not enforce federal law. they tried to put in a law runs concurrent to federal law to protect their own people. you then have the president of the united states, the commander and chief whose sole job is to protect and defend us. law abiding american citizens, those

wouldn't be constitutional for me to do this and then a year later comes out by eck eastboundtive fiat and does it anyway which is what the president basically did on immigration. we had laws passed by congress signed into law by previous presidents and he just says by eck eastboundtive order i'm not going to enforce that law. what would be the reaction if george bush said i'm he not going to enforce the capital gains tax? >> i was privy to a wonderful conversation over the radio airwaves today between you and mark levin on your radio show where you guys talked a little bit about that and gave more and more examples about president obama basically saying i don't care what congress does or says i'm going to act anyway. that is where i'm going with the selfishness of our president and the politicizing of every single issue. the disrespect for our constitution and the separation of powers. it is overwhelmingly bad for america in defense of our rehe public that he continues to get away with this. >> sean: the fact that he said that he could not do something because it was not constitutiona

and fiat. mini, volkswagen, mitsubishi, dodge, all near the bottom. regionally, u.s., asia, europe, we were third. best cars from asia. next europe, then us. what were drivers not happy with? the new technology. things like entertain. and navigation systems. all kinds of complaints an't the installed hands-free devices. as a matter of fact, complaints have surged by 137% the past four years. the top complaint -- new technology doesn't recognize voice chands. commands. it's not just siri that has that problem. some of the systems just don't work very well. now, the interesting thing about this. it wasn't older people complaining act the technology. it was actually younger drivers. expect the devices to do more than they're currently doing. i was glad to hear this. i don't like it. i don't like the hands-free devices, the backup cameras. night vision, all that. you should be parallel park yourself. everybody should be able to do that. don't need beeps to tell you how to do that. and you should use a map and drive around and explore. i don't know. i like