lou: the de facto amnesty the president is ruling by fiat.his president has moved an imperial presidency, it is now, it is now an authoritarian office he has created that is subjugating, subordinating the congress of the united states, we don't know yet. he may be indifferent to the judiciary as well. >> how many times did we hear president obama say i can't change the immigration laws, i can't change the immigration laws. lou: 20 times. >> 20 times. now i changed immigration laws, i'm not satisfied with the laws as they are. lou: without explanation why a hard left after a midterm election that absolutely repudiation of his policies. >> because he's thinks i can. and i'm out of here in two years. lou: it is to have no regard for the traditions, the conventions they attended the framers nor the paper and the words written about it called the constitution. >> the constitution, i love the fact he relies on a memo internally from the department of justice to give executive order and prosecutorial discretion and all that. in the same memo, they s

president obama's illegal immigration fiat ruled unconstitutional by a federal district court judge in pennsylvania. the president's unilateral action that will effectively legalize up to 5 million people who unlawfully crossed our borders was deemed in the judge's opinion to go beyond prosecutorial discretion. according to the judge, arthur saab, the fiat's rigid framework does not allow for meaningful case-by-case determination as to where prosecutorial discretion would be used and more importantly where it should not be used. the obama department of justice predictably unhappy about the judge's ruling today, responding quote, the decision is unfounded and the court had no basis to issue such an order. the court's analysis of the legality of the executive actions is flatly wrong, end quote. in other words, the obama view is straightforwardly authoritarian, maintaining that neither congress nor our judicial branch of government can interfere with the obama imperrial presidency. it confers de facto amnesty and comes as nearly half of the states in the nation are in court challenging th

to two years. >> i'm going with fiat as well.es in november, up 20%, their best november in 13 years, ford sales were down. if you're going to informs in growth and where -- invest in growth, i do think that f150 aluminum's going to sell very, very well at the beginning of the year, so you may get a bounce. charles: what do you think, anthony? >> i'll tell you why i like ford, that 3.2% dividend yield, tens times earnings in this low interest rate environment, not a lot of super things have to happen for the stock to trade up. we like it as a defensive name here. charles: hitha, what about you? >> the car industry is booming right now. but fiat chrysler, matt said it, up 20%, sales up 20%. this is a big deal. and, yes, why i love the -- i like the new aluminum truck, i think the sales wise are going to have some long-term effects. >> it's cooler, isn't it? wait a minute, being someone close to six feet tall, i would much rather have a ford than a fiat. we couldn't puttal in a concern. charles: i will buy two and use it for roller

lou: the district court judge decides today his fiat was unconstitutional. but the reality is that has to play out in court and it is interesting the white house immediately dismissed the judge his authoritarian and does not believe you or the congress has coequal status with him nor the judicial branch either. >> i agree. that is the purpose of the bill we saw this action in a and june and we were prepared to introduce to congress it was already vetted with attorneys under ronald reagan with other the goals dollars that the president is clearly overstepping the rule of law and if the president and administration does not follow the rule of law than why should anybody else with an enforcement that will make this situation and wears? if you want to fix immigration and then wait for those of of them prodded to congress and the people spoke loud and clear. and give us time to fix the immigration process had not know anyone on either side that is against responsible immigration reform. we have measures to introduce to start but to do what he has done is damaging

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lou: the white house pushing ahead tonight with the president's exec hif amnesty fiat, despite threats from the republican leadership that they'll stop it. the director of citizenship and immigration services, leon rodriguez announced his agency will begin taking applications in mid-february. and democratic congressman luis gutierrez will be in chicago this weekend with mayor rahm emanuel, trying to help 500 illegal immigrant families prepare for background checks. saying the more people that sign up, the more unlikely you will ever unravel. this joining us to talk about the president's executive fiat and much more, we're joined by former arkansas governor, presidential candidate and host of "huckabee" on the fox news channel. mike huckabee. great to have you with us. >> great to be here. lou: in the spirit of the season, the attorney general is out playing racial politics. the president himself doing the same. it is extraordinary timing. >> if they are really serious about trying to help young black men and prevent them from being victims of violent crime, let's talk about black on bl

de facto amnesty fiat. attorney general, great to have you with us and to see you again. >> thank you, lou. you too. lou: this lawsuit goes beyond simply, does it not, the issue of illegal immigration fiat. it's about a president who is in many respects disregarding the constitution and law. >> you know, lou, it's interesting you say that. i've tried so many cases in front of juries. you know what i tell juries at the end of closing arguments, i say no one of us have the right to violate the rules we share. i'm saying that especially about the president of the united states of america. we're a nation of laws, not political expedience. lou: now, the constitution, the take power clause, is designed, and i think somewhat ambiguous form to limit the president's authority as our chief executive. how is it that we have witnessed what was once an imperial presidency now rise to almost, it seems to me in many respects, an authoritarian office? >> well, you're absolutely right, lou. what he's doing. he's willfully t

holeds that the president's fiats and executive orders are flat-out unconstitutional.ning us tonight is senator david vittert a member several key committees including armed services and in the next congress it has just been announced that senator vittert will also be joining the judiciary committee. he is chair of the senate border security caucus. always good to have you with us. >> great to be with you, lou. thanks for the invite. lou: let's talk about what happened over the weekend in the sense that cruz and lee were slapped down pretty mightily by the senate on their efforts to hold the president accountable for that fiat. your thoughts on the fact that the president has not been actually in any significant way challenged by the house or the senate, this senate at least in his executive fiats? >> well, i think it is really a shame republicans split on that vote. a lot of folks split on sort of a technicality saying, well it was a constitutional point of order and the spending bill was not unconstitutional per se. the spending bills are unconstitutional in his acti

lou: let's turn to the issue at hand here, that is immigration, the fiat in what the republicans, howy're responding here. americans are absolutely appalled at the handling of the issue of illegal immigration and opposed to the use of fiat by this president. the number is just about 60% disapprove. a.b., what happens here? >> well, that's why republicans are under pressure to do something now, and lisa is right, the department of homeland security, which is -- oversees immigration and customs enforcement is only funded until february 27th. at that point there will be a huge debate where there are more republican votes in the house and the senate, over whether or not to fund it going forward after that date. and what implications are for the president's new executive order. but there's a lot of disagreement over this because the choice to republicans right now is shut government down or fight. and they don't want to shut it down. lou: lisa, you get the final 20 seconds, go for it. >> republicans should fight president obama's executive action, it's egregious overreach by the president.

lou: congresswoman, you vowed to block the president's fiat.lity here is there's not much you can do that -- you, being the house of representatives -- with the senate, it seems to me and correct me please here tonight, where i'm wrong, but the good news is from your standpoint strategially, it's almost impossible for the president to do anything with executive order for months and months from now that will have any real lasting even temporary transitory effect on the millions of illegal immigrants. am i wrong? >> no, you're right on that. there are things we can do, lou, the thing is the american people are on our side on this. they do not want this action of amnesty to take place, and remember back in july, july 30th, august 1st we passed the mccall and granger provisions that would freeze the program, freeze the work permits, all of those, we've taken those actions, got bipartisan votes for them in the house, they can be included in the cr or cromnibus provisions and prohibit the funds from being used by the president. those are the actions

lou: the white house pushes ahead with the executive amnesty fiat despite the republican of leadership saying they will stop it. the director for immigration services announced his agency will begin taking applications in mid february. and les gutierrez is not waiting he will be in chicago this weekend with mayor bob the manual to help 500 families prepare for background checks to get more people to sign up the more unlikely lever unravel this. joining us to talk about this and much more we're joined by former arkansas governor, former candidate and on the fox news channel mike huckabee. so the attorney general as well playing racial politics is an extraordinary time. >> if they are serious about trying to help young black men to prevent them from being victims of violent crime talk about black on black crime in the inner city. if they would talk about fatherhood and the importance of the is the young men with no father figure in their lives, that would be a significant but instead we are of the issues that about two was small percentage of nsa would happen to garner was insignificant

president obama is a legal immigration fiat has been ruled unconstitutional by a federal district courtnilateral action effectively the bill -- legalize those to cross the border was deemed to go prosecutorial discretion according to the judge the fiat rigid framework also does not allow for meaningful case by case determination for prosecutorial discretion would be used or more importantly where it should not be.

. >> is a big day for fiat. the king ofting spain. the european central bank governor refrained from quantitative easing in the eurozone but pledged to reassess the situation early in the new year. with inflation at a five-year , will action come too late? here is what he had to say. >> maybe they will start doing qe, but it will be too little, too late. , i think this would be over two years. they also have the right fiscal policy because qe works in the u.s. and u.k. because we have monetary stimulus and you have backloaded fiscal consolidation. , they call the slowdown, started doing fiscal tax increase. you need to have fiscal stimulus in the eurozone. this will not be enough, you have to have demand. this will come too little too late. today is at dartmouth professor of economics. thank you very much for joining us. too little too late says nouriel roubini. >> the way alike to characterize this, the bank of england started to cut rates in october, 2008 and it took us into march, 2009 to work out quantitative easing. this is six y

with his fiat. your judgment? >> well, he is right.ornia is bell weather of all of this. this state is constantly raising taxes in order to provide services for illegal aliens and their children. above all, education, trying to close the achievement gap between the children of low skilled hispanic immigrants and the rest of the state, but also, in sheriff joe arpaio's bailiwick criminal justice cost, crime rate impress know am rate of -- impress knowmen imprisonmg 8 fold between first and socgen second -- generations that affects quality of life and bottom line of every taxpayer paying into the state fiscal coffers. lou: new legislation in california 1.4 million licenses to be granted t illegal immigrants, arizona told they don't have a right to deny driver licenses, bringing federal power to bear over driver license for first time as far as time aware. do you think that is -- is that an unexpected decision by the supreme court do you think? >> well, this at least is consistent. federal government is now asserting it has supremacy over

beingy, it is an option considered by for aris and fiat ferrari and fiat. be a very high symbolic move. it is a symbol of the country. moving away the tax residents will clearly have opinion on public opinion and customers want to not see any difference. they could still be used. the fiscal residents may go go to theand it may because a fiscal reason taxes are lower than analyst and with an easier environment the word bank and business ranking. the u.k. is number eight. 140. is over it is something related for clearly, itns and, will be a big blow for the country. the was about to say drivers are not going to feel a difference. italy will take this claim. do you think there will be a political backlash? clearly, they have backed the he said, i dod not care where the headquarters is based. they are trying to have an and itment more friendly may be too late, even for for ari. >> a great story. joining us from milan. the web gets underway. up on the pulse. some ofway in paris, the tech companies on the ground. , a bloombergw exclusive. good morning to you. run

it is coming by fiat rather than nature because one of the virtues we have is the vibrant markets but they went off the rails police developed numerous ways for people to get capital but it is all based oriented because it'll have a system that nurtures from babies to adolescence so they go public in with one statistic with banks lending about one-half trillion in retake europe together it is the same population the when you add up the economy of 4. 8 trillion there over dependent on banks which is a fragile system. that we don't want to go that way. >> go into the core of your argument with the way people really are. >> we can care that. >> hopefully. but the idea of inflation everybody has heard about germany in the 1930's to destroy the fabric of society. but things don't always work that way. people do foolish things go to the history of the country's eupepsia lot of dreams. constantly with order so one part of the argument it is contrary to what you say. that the story of the fabric of society there has to be a mechanism that you allowed dreams but then also what some point in ti

. >> the de facto amnesty that this president has created, he's ruling by fiat.e's moved an 'em peer yal presidency. it is an authoritarian office he has created. we don't know yet, he may be indifferent to the judiciary as well. >> how many times did we hear him say i can't change the immigration laws. >> 20 times. >> 20 times, but somehow, now i've changed immigration laws. i'm not satisfied with the laws. >> by the way, without explanation as to why a hard left after a mid-term election that absolutely was a repud yags of his policy. >> because he's thinking i can, i'm out of here in two years. >> to have no regard whatsoever for the tradition, the conventions, the framers and the paper and the words written on it called the constitution. >> i love that he relies on a memo in the internal office but in that same memo they say this right is not unlimited. >> in fact, the justice department is saying that he shouldn't have carried out the deferred action. i mean, it's breathtaking. let's turn to, if we may, the idea that somehow there is an absolute rejection of

york city, mayor diblasio, 20 other mayors coming in on how to implement the president's executive fiatnother cooperation by local government with lawlessness on the part of the feds. look, the president is saying to five million unlawful foreign nationals do a, b, c, d and e and i won't deport you. where do the a, b, c, d and e come from? he made them up. they are not from the statute. that's called rewriting the statute. that's called refusing to enforce the law. the people are entitled to know, the american president will enforce federal law as congress enacted it, at knnot as he wish to be. >> there is no branch of government willing to make him enforce law. we have a congress that has absolutely run into an impasse at least since judgment of its capability and imagination to act, and the judiciary, the supreme court is doing nothing here. >> they are almost complicit, federal courts and the congress, in allowing the president to do what he wants, from declaring his own war on libya, whatever you think of gadhafi, ended up with the death of our own ambassador, to now this, to the fa

president obama's illegal immigration fiat ruled unconstitutional by a federal district court judge inilateral action that will effectively legalize up to 5 million people who unlawfully crossed our borders was deemed in the judge's opinion to go beyond prosecutorial discretion. according to the judge, arthur saab, the fiat's rigid framework does not allow for meaningful case-by-case determination as to where prosecutorial discretion would be used and more importantly where it should not be used. the obama departm

what he can't do is rule by fiat. beyond the constitution the way he clearly is with this immigration order and with some other things. >> so here's my question. so the founders were really concerned about this impulse in human nature to instill a dictator to fight against people's natural impulse. so my deep and sad suspicion is actually the public doesn't care as much as it should about the president acting like an emperor. >> look at how well the turnout was in 2014. look at how divided we are by race, by age, by socioeconomic status. all these things that the president promised us in 2008, all of our respect globally is at its lowest level in modern times. >> i know. >> tucker, this is not about politics. this is about a poison that seems to be injected into the politic. and to watch the american people can't even have a conversation without losing their civility, it is a crisis in this country right now -- >> do you see that? >> the president promised -- >> oh, come on. >> what i'm saying is i agree with you. >>

by rewriting the laws of the united states not through legislative amendment but through executive fiat. they also violate article 2, section 3 because they amendment on the abdue indication of the executive's duty to faithfully execute the laws of united states. let me say a word about the take care claw claus. the president's duty is not optional. the constitution says that she shall take care that the laws be faithfully executed. and the constitution's use of the word faithfully unscores that the president is to execute laws in away that maintains fidelity to congressional design. it is hard to see how an order directing that federal law not be enforced as to approximately 5 million people amounts to faithful execution. the take care clause does not give a president discretion to choose which laws he will enforce and which he will not as the head of the office of legal counsel under president clinton wrote, kwoek, the supreme court court and the attorneys general have long interpreted the take care clause as standing for the proposition that the president has no inherent constitution

. >> i'm the president an active member i want to say a last month's meeting was the first fiat h mite e meeting i attended i was disconcerted by the proceeding i think after all the members that especially the retirees that spoke against the hedge fund not one positive comment from the folks that are pushing for the investment and i also didn't here responsive to what the members are concerned about after all the retirement fund a our fund but fund for the members that retire you are as a board compared charged what administering that and it is disconcerting that the board is not responsive inform what the members are saying you know we didn't hear any of the folks that who are you're going investments i didn't see rational from the board members to tells us the board members who are here and concerned why you believe building it is a good move to invest in the hedge fund and then to put it off for three or four months and a special meeting to talk about this and we weren't informed and all of a sudden after all the e-mails it was cancelled and so to us i'm a new i haven't attend the

it is coming by fiat rather than nature because one of the virtues we have is the vibrant markets but they went off the rails police developed numerous ways for people to get capital but it is all based oriented because it'll have a system that nurtures from babies to adolescence so they go public in with one statistic with banks lending about one-half trillion in retake europe together it is the same population the when you add up the economy of 4. 8 trillion there over dependent on banks which is a fragile system. that we don't want to go that way. >> go into the core of your argument with the way people really are. >> we can care that. >> hopefully. but the idea of inflation everybody has heard about germany in the 1930's to destroy the fabric of society. but things don't always work that way. people do foolish things go to the history of the country's eupepsia lot of dreams. constantly with order so one part of the argument it is contrary to what you say. that the story of the fabric of society there has to be a mechanism that you allowed dreams but then also what some point in ti

chrysler cars will still bear the chrysler badge, and fiat cars will bear the fiat badge.e is stepping up for consumers giving them more time to pay obamacare premiums trying to avoid any upcoming problems. insurers say they'll also act promptly to clear up any double billing of consumers who have switched plans. let's hope so. and t-mobile will now let customers carry over their unused data allotments. customers would be able to stash what they don't use for up to a year. the program is only open to customers on simple choice plans with at least three gigabytes for a smartphone or one gigabyte for a tablet. and those are some of the hot stories on foxbusiness.com. >>> still to come, my two cents more, and next, a big day for music fans as a list of the newest members of the rock and roll hall of fame. including this group. take a look at joan jett, there she is right there. ♪ here's a question for you: when electricity is generated with natural gas instead of today's most used source, how much are co2 emissions reduced? up to 30%? 45%? 60%? the answer is... up to 60% less

president obama is a legal immigration fiat has been ruled unconstitutional by a federal district courton effectively the bill -- legalize those to cross the border was deemed to go prosecutorial discretion according to the judge the fiat rigid framework also does not allow for meaningful case by case determination for prosecutorial discretion would be used or more importantly where it should not be.

gm, toyota, fiat, and chrysler topping estimates.he auto industry had its best november in 11 years. in politics, a reshuffle and a shakeout. ashton carter is said to be president obama's choice to replace chuck hagel as defense secretary. richard blumenthal said he would approve carter if selected. >> he drills down on questions and i think he is a very solid choice. >> and in israel, prime minister benjamin netanyahu fired two cabinet ministers and called for elections.

fiat 80. so it has been a tactic that protesters have used and not just here in the bay area but also throughout the country and the manhattan york was shut down. >> catherine: there was a another group of officers try to keep certain areas open. but there are any to but there is not a large group of protesters that our marching creek c h p in the offices are trying to get a handle on this. it does look like a safety issue. this is really a mess. >> grant: some good news, traffic is starting to inch more accurate with protesters starting to clear. in certain locations. onto interstate 880 current police officers have responded to keep people off the interstate but it is a tall order. they go across interstate 880 and into the university avenue creek and the off ramps as well have been blocked off to keep the protesters from blocking on and off the interstate. >> catherine: i am afraid that they have tried to make it look easy, grant. it would start to interfere with traffic and drivers again,

not by presidential fiat. >> 5 million people living in the u.s. would be shielded under the president's plan. a texas killer's execution is on hold. he was supposed to die wednesday at 6:00 p.m. but a court stopped it. in 1992 he fatally shot his inlaws. during the trial he represented himself. he tried to subpoena jesus, the pope and jfk. in recent weeks lawyers argued that 0 he's mentally ill and should not be executed. >>> in 2050 or in 100 years in a book how humans got to mars is written what happens today might be chapter one. three hours from now orion a ship designed for deep space travel will make its first unmanned test run. nbc's jay gray is at the kennedy space center. good morning. exciting out there. >> reporter: it really is. you talk about that weather right now nasa officials tell us 70% go. the forecast looks good. the orion, like this morning first test of a ship designed to carry astronauts into deep space since the apollo missions. while orion may take a trip to the moon the idea here is to travel much further. idle on pad 37

that ferrari is look to go set up its headquarters somewhere else in europe, as it spins off from fiate cars, though, would still be built in italy. >>> and now even drivers licenses are going digital. iowa as department of transportation, testing new app, holds digital version of your drivers license, if you need to show it, you tap tapeh pin code, there it is, tan gets displayed in a rotating 3d photo of the drivers face, erika, i didn't even think of that, if you don't like your picture? yikes. i hate mine. >> what about your head, your hair? >> oh! >> i don't like this one bit. >> no thanks! >> thanks, ladies. >> oh, philadelphia city council is again debating the merit of paid sick lever. councilman william greenly proposed new bill that would require companies with ten or more employees to offer workers five paid sick days a year. companies with less than ten employees would be required to offer five unpaid sick days. opponent say that many small businesses simply can't afford to offer that many sick days. adding the measure could drive business out of the city. >> a $5,000 rewar