the big issue is what mister trump is proposing because is thissi flagburning back in 1984 to give you background, there was a protester who was at the 1984 republican national convention and he doused the flag and kerosene and lit it on fire and it caused a big uproar and turned into a case that made it to the supreme court. the court ruled that flagburning is indeed an act that is protected under the came right back with the flag protection act of 1989 which the higher court struck down as well. >> he didn't just impose aforementioned jail time. he's talking about taking away citizenship as well.>> that is another issue. the government can't just take away certain things because a person decided to burn a flag. people are fired up about this. you have some people like kaelin who says this is a slippery slope to try and take in -- and others like dorothy who said flagburning is disrespectful and deserves punishment. >> people have different opinions on both sides. you actually told us that clinton cosponsored a bill in the same idea. >> back in 2005 she cosponsored a bill that would h

the problem is flagburning is constitutionally protected as freedom of speech. by theit is guaranteed first amendment of the u.s. constitution at "the new york times" takes a look. >> a message for donald trump. mr. trump needs the constitution. here, where explain what does not need explaining. the first amendment is to protect forms of government -- forms of speech. the supreme court ruled a federal law against flagburning was unconstitutional. as you can imagine, it has been getting a lot of reactions. a cartoon from "the washington hat aand said trump's new you can see a crown. americans are not too fond of kings. lots of people lashed out on twitter. this got tweeted to donald trump saying punish all flag as the craters. you can see kid rock, a classy u.s. shirt. genie: something completely different here and france. not a good word. french kids are terrible at a mass. >> according to a study a you can read about it, french kids are flocking in math according to european neighbors. about 10 years old. they came out last in a study. trends in international m

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this is something i think most americans oppose flagburning.'s obviously a difference of opinion among a lot of americans on this question. there is a court ruling that is right now in effect, a 5-4 decision that has flagburning is protected speech. we donald trump suggested in that tree today is one of the punishments you would like to suggest is stripping people of their citizenship. what are we supposed to make of it when the present suggest that someone who would violate a law that is now protected constitutionally, even if it were, he would strip people of their citizenship? this is for doing something that is constitution-protected speech. what should you make of that? jason: he is very passionate about this issue. this is a big he feels very strongly about, the flag. john fund that we are supposed to take that seriously, the notion that he thinks someone who is doing something that is constitutionally protected speech right now should have their citizenship revoked? we are supposed to take that seriously as an actual proposal? jason: i t

check out our z26q7z zy6z >>> twitter is having a field day over donald trump and his tweet on flagburning. they haven't declared it to be a constitutionally protected form of free speech, trump said today he still wants to make it illegal. he tweeted quote, nobody should be allowed to burn the american flag and if they do there must be consequences. perhaps loss of citizenship or a year in jail. here is a slic are saying. rhoda rights to say thank you trump for showing world leaders your lack of knowledge of our laws and our constitution. tina says no one should be allowed to burn the flag. if people are so upset and hit the country they should leave. many men and women have fought and many have died to protect freedom. charles says i despite -- despise golf and british comedy but i don't think it should be them. >> i can already hear that the music to super mario brothers. a whole new world is coming to universal orlando based on some of the most famous nintendo characters. there will be mario and friends. at the restaurant, you will feel like you were in the game. a dog may pop out. may

. >>> natalie has a corporative flagburning it ruled american citizenship can only be given up voluntarily. earlier we asked you if you think bring the flag should be illegal, the results are right there right now. as you can see, 70% of you say yes, 21% say no. >>> more than four years ago tj lang became infamous we opened fire inside high school. >> his sins was life in the chest probe at that prison term is in jeopardy. bustier top minor has exclusive details of how lane and other killers could be set free. >>> he discusses with his three classmates and injuring three others. >> many found comfort knowing tj lane would never leave prison. then, somehow, he escaped. his back behind bars but that lifelong sentence is no longer a guarantee. >> proposed law could one help him win his freedom as early as age 40. the across the state were outraged that ohio lawmakers are even considering legislation. he says old wounds will be reopened and this quaint community will be re- traumatized. >> i don't understand why we're taking this decision away the judges are elected by the community and handin

. >> should flagburning be a crime? the question has set social media on fire. steve says of course not, infringing on right like free speech is an opening to take away our rights. and dorothy writes, if you disrespect the flag, you disrespect the people who fought for your freedom. yes, go straight to jail is a federal crime. no matter where you stand on burning at this law professor tells me it is out of the future president's hands to >> the controversy over burning the flag reignites after the election of donald trump when protesters burned it on the massachusetts college campus. now trump is firing back, saying there should be consequences. loss of citizenship, lockup. >> i was stunned as the president-elect reflected a pretty limited if not nonexistent understanding of the first amendment. >> constitutional law louis briley says the supreme court has taken a stand on this two times after texas man was convicted for burning a flag outside the republican national convention. >> in 1989 and in 1990 the courts have the opportunity to decide if you could charge

in 1989 the supreme court ruled that flagburning constitutes free speech. brings to our question of the day. do you think it should be a crime to burn the american flag . to weigh in click the question link on the homepage number of women start to organize online for a women's march on washington. that event is set for the day after trump is sworn into office. steffi lee is at the capital. >> what is happened has happened with the election. >> while she cannot change the outcome of the election she feels more motivated than ever to speak up. >> we want to get women of all races, creeds and together. >> organizers are planning a women's march on -- and washington on facebook. >> this has motivated people to see they have a place in the united states and our citizens that have a voice. >> with an 100,000 people say they will attend the event in dc. >> it's important that women are united at a landmark. >> they also take into facebook. both hope the response on social media will parallel to turn out on the day of the event. >> expected. when it comes around an

a constitutional amendment banning flagburning failed the u.s. senate in 2006. >>> new information about the ohio state university attacker. investigators tell us he and his family moved to the u.s. from pakistan it has refugees in 2014. they also say he was inspired by isis propaganda. the new york times also reporting isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. driving his car into a group of people and then getting out and stabbing some of them. 11 people were hurt. abdul razak ali artan was a student. on his facebook page, he railed against the united states for interference in foreign countries.>>> coming up next, one family has until tomorrow to leave a house they already moved into. shannon behnken shows us how to rent smart and safe. >>> also ahead, workers walk off the job nationwide. the message they want to send to the incoming administration about minimum wage. >>> certainly some very warm teat combined with that, the humidity is a bit high. a cold front is headed our way. we will talk about it's a fax make your holidays more deli

n'sync on governing but not flagburning. >> in this country we have tradition of supporting our freedom of speech. i support the supreme court. >> reporter: donald trump suggest jail or loss of citizenship. he heads off on a thank you to her in a rally in cincinnati. he will appear in indiana to talk about 1000 factory jobs that will not be leaving that state for >>> kellogg is taking it's advertisements off the breitbart news website. they are considered an all right website. steve bannan will now serve as donald trump's chief white house strategists. a statement from kellogg said it does not want to advertise on sites that are not aligned with it's values. >>> less than a month ago the state voted to legalize medical marijuana. we break down the plan to at least temporary -- temporarily put pot on hold. this dispensary is already open it in zephyrhills they want a band businesses like these from moving in at least temporarily. >>> medical marijuana, a hot button issue in this year's election won the state of florida voted yes to. >> 71 percent of floridians that is a clear mandate tha

. >> reporter: that was justice scalia in 2012 defending flagburning. were 5-4 decisions but it gave the legitimacy that still holds today. >> i do not think we want to make this a legal issue. >> reporter: do not just take it from one of his former to the stars in the capital. mitch mcconnell also opposes. no active speech is so wanted to override the supreme court decisions. as for the proposal to revoke citizenship the supreme court ruled it to be a constitutional right the government cannot take away. that holds true especially as a consequence for those exercising free speech. for the now am mike sacks. >> the aclu calls the idea fundamentally un-american. >>> remember one vice president- elect mike pence was booed at a show? president-elect tweeted the cast of "hamilton" harassed mike pence and needed to apologize and if it wasn't already popular it would appear the show is now breaking the shows. it surpasses "wicked." >>> today donald trump may be the person who we wants to lead the repeal and replace would issue to overhaul obamacare. tom price

larry: new outrage calling for harsh penalties for flagburning. he tweeted that nobody should be allowed to burn it. perhaps loss of ruled that burning the american flag is attracted under the american constitution. josh earnest called the practice awful, but said that freedom of speech is what allows trump to send a controversial tweets. autria: seems it protesters are also making some preparations. >> things that he later claims that he didn't mean it, it all needs to be taken seriously. >> the national park police will be consulted about the events and how to provide security. jummy: breaking overnight, police making an arrest after two inmates cut their way out of a california jail and spent days on the run. this was after a day of raids in california his partner in crime is still on the run. escaping with two other prisoners last wednesday night by cutting through bars covering a second story window and then repelling onto the ground on a bed sheet of. they are facing possible life sentences to be convicted of burglary, extortion, false impri

listen to the reaction to trump's flagburning statement by sending houston i think her name is.e view. watch this. >> i think that is what is scary when you have a president-elect, you know, saying things like that that people should be jailed or anything infringing upon our very constitutional right to speak and it reeks of a dictatorship. stuart: reeks of a dictatorship. >> i interviewed judge napolitano on the show last night all about this and burning the flag is constitutionally protected free speech. you can't strip someone citizenship. stuart: does it reek of dictatorship? >> no. he's doing this on twitter. i will talk about this on my show tonight and how important it is to maintain a contact that he had with the public on twitter and it doesn't mean you should take every single thing he says literally as concrete policy? no, absolutely not. it's dangerous and. ashley: back in 2005 than hillary clinton introduced an act which would have had flagburning punishable by a year in jail and a $100,000 fine. where is the outrage when she introduced that? >> on the left wants to

just on this day, president-elect is tweeting about flagburning and you should lose your citizenship and medical go to jail. he has named new nominees to his cabinet who are true to his campaign pledges wanting to replace, repeal obama care and move against certain other things that he talked about on the campaign. but we have never had anybody like this in the presidency. >> accept andrew jackson served his country before he was. >> was a big change going to be? >> that's the unpredictable nature. i think that is the part that shaken everybody up is that no one really knows what to expect other than to expect things are going to be different. what do you expect? i do expect him to follow through on some of the campaign promises and then some that he's good to say when i can do that anymore. i think that's the nature of what we have seen. for instance i'm to prosecute hillary clinton knows come through and said no i'm not good to do that anymore. so there will be some of those that will come out for instance in trade he was very passionate about trade issues in the beginning but thro