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as if nothing else matters. so today the most objectly cowardly man who has occupied the presidency of the united states said something that no previous president, including the presidents who were shot at in combat would have said. >> you know, i really believe you don't know until you test it, but i think i'd run in there even if i didn't have a weapon. no president has exhibited the cowardess to russia that the president has. or commenting on the chinese comment moving back term limits on its president. every president would have had some kind of objection to china taking this disturbing check back into democracy. but not donald trump. all he has ever been able to say about the president of china is i like him. nothing else. as if nothing else matters. so today the most objectly cowardly man who has occupied the presidency of the united states said something that no previous president, including the presidents who were shot at in combat would have said. >> you know, i really believe you don't know until you t

if we want to build bridges, if we want to emerge the tories, if we want to end political practice and rebuild on the foundation our forefathers fought and bled and died for, we need to stand with decency and with truth, and we can do it. that means it is time to study up. it means it is time to be unafraid. my mentor used to tell people to walk toward the fire. we do not have to fear of arrows because all those things bounce off the truth. we do not have to worry about charges because facts are not racist, and neither are we. hese are just facts. the facts are your shield. decency is your sword. no more subjective feelings trumping objective facts. no more signs the perspectives ecause they make feel people bad about themselves. it is time today for truth and decency. if we stick with truth and decency, we will win because the human soul yearns for truth and response to decency. we will win because america was built on decency, and we will win because we sure as hell cannot afford to lose. thank you very much. [applause] >> the conservative political action conference continues at 8:3

dammed if i do. dammed if i don't -- damned if i do, damned if i don't. this makes absolutely no sense, as far as clarification goes. people would have no idea what this law was and whether or not they were adhering to it or not. >> mr. chairman, the staff. >> mr. kopp? >> does this provision apply only to the bundler? >> yes. >> thank you. >> commissioners, larry bush for friends of ethics. i would just like to say as a point of personal privilege, we are not the ones who are tweaking this language. this language was tweaked by staff yesterday. all we're doing is asking that the language we have seen and worked with for the past several months now be used. so, for example, suddenly we see a provision that says that we're exempting volunteer people in campaigns. what we know is that people who serve on finance committees for candidates are volunteers. they're not paid. they're not going to show up in any record. do we know if that's been significant? well, the san francisco examiner at the time was asked to disclose the names of his finance committee, and

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if it's cohabiting. i mean, that might raise other concerns, but it wouldn't be-- in that case i don't believe it would be a distinction. >> what if it were a man and a man and a woman or a woman. >> if that were the ground for the distinction, but if a man would be terminated for cohabiting with a woman, but a woman would also-- or a man and a woman would be-- then in that case the manhart test, it doesn't seem that that would did $. i don't ng under manhart or the price waterhouse analysis. >> thank you. >> thank you, your honors. >> thank you. may it please the court. my name is greg nevins. title vii's ban on sex discrimination of sex, discrimination based on sexual orientation based on whether the employee is a male or female. whether denise zar did. a and he was not. the way that the court has gotten off the rails on this, the court says sex does not mean the sex you have. sex means the sex you are. in other words, if an employer were to condemn all extramarital affairs or all instances of co-habit

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it seems to me if i'm right, you will correct me if i am wrong, if i am right, it's not quite, it has a lot of implications base there are a lot of people in that category. to say they have no rights at all, i'm pretty nervous about that. >> i tried to be more precise with justice kagan. there's no constitutional right to be admitted into the country. when the alien arrives at the border, the only alternative to release in the community except perhaps supervision is detention. with respect to these class members, detained more than six months, fewer than 5% prevailed on the ground but not removable. mistakes were made with an actual entitlement. >> i thought 40% win. >> they win and obtain asylum. but don't establish a right to be there. >> do you agree detention violates due process if there's an unreasonable delay? >> if the unreasonable delay is acontributedable in its prosecutorial -- >> let's suppose congress provided only one-tenth of immigration judges to avoid delay. is that acontributedttributed? i will not attribute got. >> if they did not arrive for a year and a half, they

that's not a realistic ask if we can't determine if year ten is accurate, as it should be. so i really want to-- that's one thing i'll focus on is accuracy in that 10-year window and i think we need to be honest about that, in year two. 98% accuracy. by year six 97 and by year 10 making a decision on something that has an accuracy of 80%. whatever that number comes out to be. okay, i think that's important to do that. so so, ms. gullo when you're looking at the budgeting process, does the cbo take into account congress's inability to pass appropriations bills on time and the constant environment of cr's that we've been in? what does our inability to do the work here have on the scoring? >> so, when we score continuing resolutions, our normal practice is to, what we call, annualize them. so even if there's a one year, one month cr, that we provide the score to the congress on an annualized basis. so, that provides you with information on what it would look like for the whole year if you appropriated at that level. >> let me ask it a different way then. >> okay. >> when you'r

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it is as if we have a very complex advanced military helicopter with technicians working if a politiciansays make it five faster. do you know what we are doing? [laughter] and in some ways the politics are disconnected from the actual operation because it operates as a set of rules that has this incredibly rich texture and ecosystem it is too complex to understand if you can't work on the helicopter you cannot explain to the politician so we do have that disconnect but we got into this because the president promised to do it. he wasn't the first candidate to promise to renegotiate have t to -- nafta even senator clinton and barack obama promised to renegotiate so the promise has been roundabout to do that with a coalition that understood general agreement of what needed to be fixed and a potential solution has never happened. because of that we have a mess we are in now. one of the easiest things to happen is congress to ignore this is the story of tpp the reason the trump administration could kill the transpacific partnership because the obama administration could not get that to congre

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if you don't mind to shout out. [applause] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> thank you. [applause] but i also want you to tell of how we get out of this. [inaudible] >> but the concept of stability. >> and men to pass on -- escalate. and that combination of cable news and media with the obama administration to say and that it has contributed and that president trump was a result of what happened with the obama administration. i don't agree with president obama. >> and more by voters in our society itself, and i would be interested in john's view on this just really quick i want to thank unconventional opinion on kind of this -- this strife we're with having right now with donald trump was in effect of things that are going so bad in this country. and i kind of think it's the opposite. i think that we're in such frivolous times that people are looking for conflict and i think if you look at the last most recent times where we did it have sort of a national unity, it was arounded kind of 9-1-1 and, ec

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so if the -- legal by the warrant could still be lawful.ased their staffers' opinions not the evidence, so we don't know if the material even was biassed or if it was the only thing the court was using the dossier. >> the fisa application relies on all of the components within the application, each and every component, and only in that sense is it fair to say, well if you take out any piece of it, then does that mean that the application would not be complete. >> so there's that, the idea that they probably didn't only use the dossier, but again, our job, fact checking and fairness, what if the memo was right. what if the judge would have had to reject this warrant for spying on page, then what? if many say this process has been unfair, let me be fair about that question, a supreme court has ruled th ed thad that finds evidence gathered from unlawful surveillance then it would be thrown out of court. it's called fruit of poisonous tree, if the tree is poison, and you're going to die from it, the thinking goes,here? well, it doesn't mean any

>> well, if it's a -- what difference if it makes -- what difference does it make if it's a recommendation, but as far as language is concerned, what difference does it make if it's a recommendation? can you give me language or you want me to write it myself? >> may i take a stab at reiterating what i think i heard? >> yeah. >> so this begins on page 25. >> yeah, right. >> page 25, it's agenda item 4 amended, page 33. it's shown as page 25 at the end of the -- end of the page on the right hand corner, but it starts reading on-line 24, if the ethics commission so determines, the ethics commission may recommend to the official's appointing authority that the official divest or otherwise remove the conflicting interest, and if the official fails to divest or otherwise remove the conflicting interest, insert, within 30-days or within -- excuse me. within 90 days or as the ethics commission determines as reasonably practicable, the ethics commission may recommend to the official's appointing authority that the official should be removed from office under charter section, etcetera, etcetera. >>

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and blood and gore and guns and bombs, if they see something horrific language, if they see a person talking about i want to grow up to be a serial killer, we need to have the power to take that person and bring them before a mental health professional at that particular time unvoluntarily and have them examined. people will be rightfully so concerned about their rights, as am i. what about the rights of these students? what about the rights of young kids who go to schools with book bags and pencils? don't they have the right to be protected by the united states government? to the best of our ability? and that's what we'll be doing. any questions? >> [inaudible question] >> i don't know about the incident yet or what actually his performance was. i know aaron personally. i coached with him. my two boys played for him. i don't know when aaron's funeral is. i don't know how many adults will go but you will get 2,000 kids there. the kids in this community loved him and adored him. one of the greatest people i knew. he was a phenomenal man. i don't know the specifics yet but i can tell y

they have if enfold is. things are just to maintain as a means of retaining their nuclear capabilities with the goal back to where we were before the olympics or we could be worse off so it all depends on those korea's genuine intention while pee on yon apparently wants to talk to the united states united states says it's open to talks with north korea but nobody wants to go first what is so role in this who blinks first game well. a low is important to figure out what most korea's intention is but. love itself doesn't resolve the problem unless north korea. is willing to abandon his nuclear programs missile programs as well so tall the ten u.s. and those korea. could be even worse if north korea has no intention to denuclearize because any talks which. you know wish doesn't lead to denuclearize asian or in which no script confirms is intention not to do to denuclearize under any circumstances that could strengthen the hand of those in washington. who i have okayed a military option so. if nothing comes out

the people who know this are the trial bar, if anybody, but how do you know if there are cases where, in fact, to make a sensible defense for this person, who might have one, the lawyer has to say to the jury because of what other witnesses have said and so forth, that letter did cross state lines. if we agree with you in this which is a very different case, the argument against agreeing with you in this is it will be like a balloon expanding into we don't know where what because they are filled with elements, the federal code, and before you know it, lawyers will have a hard time defending this person and you are walking right into jail when you start telling your lawyer how to run his case. that's the concern that i think is there in the chief's question. and i would like to know your response to what i consider a very practical concern. >> my response as your honor's question noted, there is no need for this court to decide the elements question or any other hypothetical in which there is a shared objective of acquittal in order to decide this case. excuse me? >> that's surprising.

if mr.ants a parade with tanks and missiles rolling through pennsylvania avenue, down the route of the inauguration of the president, that may be a very complex issue that will be a little tougher than he anticipates, those kinds of heavy weapons do damage to city streets. there are not that many u.s. troops stationed in the capitol area. they are mainly small ceremonial units. not milita not -- military families, but not that many, who are currently serving overseas. so it's going to be a difficult proposition. and it may be very controversial. the veterans have long wanted some kind of welcome home parade. this may be seen as something unduly militaristic overseas, may be seen as an expression of celebrating years of america's wars abroad. wolf? >> yeah, he loved the bastille day military parade in paris. he later said on september 18th of last year, barbara, he said, i do want to say that i was your guest at bastille day and it was one of the greatest parades i have ever seen. it was two

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maybe if you would identify yourself? >> kevin, there are lots of expiring factors in the 2017 bill. a lot of things expire after 2025. how should we think about the administration's position that -- what is supposed to happen after that? is the idea that they will be extended, and if so, how do they make up for the tax revenue from the? if they are not supposed to be extended, then why do we have them in the first place? mr. hassett: there are a lot of expiring provisions. this goes back to the very first text paper that i wrote and co-authored with a guy at the table over there. we wondered about how firms should think about future tax policy because it is expected future tax policy that matters. expected future tax policy is not observable. our identification idea back in the day was that after the 86 act that it makes changes. we thought it was reasonable to say that future tax policy would surely expect that there were not be a reversal of it within the next three or four years. someone over there concurs. [laughter]

edited really care if anyone understood them. i will cue the monitor, yes, on the side monitors is a selfie that my daughter and her boyfriend took on election day 2016, and a thin tweeted this picture out. for those of you who can't see this screen, they're both wearing black t-shirts with initials -- partially obscured is 2016. the fact that the tweeted this out and they were with their i just voted sticker signifies that what it was important to them that they were not trying to intimidate any of the voters at the polls because they knew that most people didn't know what smod myth and those who did what would probably chuckle. for those who don't know, smod stood for sweet meteor of the death to was a fictitious presidential candidate who promised to destroy all life on earth. [laughing] thankfully we now know smod is just another line politician. my final example though is that i gave a tie with dolphins on it to my dad to wear when he testified as an expert witness and alloys with challenges qualifications. he thought those

are you interested in that position at all if he offers it, and would you serve him if you are asked? >> he got called on just because of the jacket. >> first of all, i have not spoken to the president about anything about a job and i never have. there is no job opening. >> so making clear there is no job opening, saying he's not spoken to the president about the job, but we do know kevin mccarthy is close to the president, and he has worked on a close relationship, even giving him his favorite skittles. so john, the reality here is if there is a change at some point, those are three possibilities. again, right now important to emphasize we're told that the president is just fine with john kelly in this role. also probably fine with watching him sweat it out a little bit. >> jeff, appreciate it. come back if the story changes in the course of the next 50 minutes or so. on capitol hill today, the top republican in the house showing support. the house oversight committee says it will have an investigation of who knew what when about rob porter. and listen to the speaker here very clearl

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what if you have a shop in arkansas.s? if you do how possible is it to figure out each in the 50 states? the other side believes it is mathematically impossible but this would be a serious concern. also when you are overruling a decision how many businesses have been set up with that with the sales tax? what that means for the shape every tale i think to have that invitation that justice kennedy will decide to roof for the state to go with the principal argument that congress is well-functioning and all over this problem looking carefully the last 25 years on the brink of solving all of this. the way the commerceer clause works the states will not regulate this issue there is a variety of legislative choices out there with proposals different ways they could use their sales but even if they would rule they could spur legislative action but so far it seems there is no legislative solution. >> so if they take that up what implications do you see that is more than justice thomas so what should be overruled? >> this is a very

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how can you do that if it failed? >> no, there is a current motion that, as i understand, is to take this. the motion that failed was to put it on the ballot. the ordinance as amended was approved. that would be transmitted to the board of supervisorses with the request to schedule a joint meeting as soon as possible. >> continuing to a joint meeting? >> yes. >> when request that joint meeting occur? >> you spent more time on the board of supervisorses than i did. you know it how long it may take to get 11 to agree. >> this is all academic unless it can happen by the 22nd and what do you need 48 hours of the public of the special meeting? >> commissioner, i am not certain on this. what i will say with absolute certainty if the measure donor disclosure is here. you have a majority co-sponsoring that and wanting to move on that quickly. there will be a desire to hold that meeting as soon as possible. >> i heard from the deputy city attorney we can't include that tonight. >> what we can do is amend that and continue it.

>> well, have been, they could have if that was the goal. you have to remember, the bhoim they ordered it released, had not been skrubld by the fbi or the department of justice. the fbi was saying, this is misleading and inaccurate. the justice department was saying it would be extraordinarily reckless but they voted it out. so could they have voted it out at the same time since it was equally ready? yes. that wasn't the goal. the goal was simply to get a misleading piece of information before the public, help support the president, help discredit the mueller investigation and the fbi, help do the bidding of the white house. and that's all that's going on here. of course, the damage they're doing will be very long last go. why should the fbi and the intelligence committee trust our community or congress with sensitive or classified information if they think we're on a party line information, going to vote to cherry pick and disclose parts of it. it is a completely reckless abuse of the classification process. and one other thing i'll say, th

if you work hard, if you believe in yourself, if you believe in america, then you can dream anything. you can be anything and together, we can achieve absolutely anything. [applause] >>paul: that was president trump proclaiming a new american moment as he delivered his first state of the union address. after a turbulent first year in office, the president made a pitch for bipartisan cooperation on issues like immigration and infrastructure. but deep divisions were on full display in the house chamber tuesday night as democrats that silent for most of the president's remarks. ari fleischer served as white house press secretary for president george w. bush. he is now a fox news contributor. welcome. one of the rules of the state of the union. one of the things you want to accomplish is set the stage for the agenda for the coming year. how well do you think the president did on that point? >> his agenda is the major initiative. he did really well. he left out two major initiatives. tax reform in the can and infrastructure and immigration reform. he did the major dry-cleaning. >>paul: tha

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if it's a chronic case, as mr. waxman urged, that it is, then it's no strikeland analysis, there's no prejudice inquiry, it's just automatic new trial because the sixth amendment right is violated. >> and so justice ginsburg, i would suggest the sixth amendment is not violated until it is a strickland question. >> why? this is a lawyer who has said i concede my client did it. against the client's will. i mean, that concession, why isn't that a chronic error? >> because i think it's not a complete failure of adversarial testing, and that it fundamentally tested the state's case. it did not relieve the state of its burden of proof. the state put on overwhelming evidence of this man's guilt. >> can i put in my notes in this case, can i take away from your argument that the state of louisiana says that if a defendant wants to plead not guilty, the defense attorney can plead guilty if the defense attorney thinks that's the best way to avoid the death penalty? >> no, your honor. >> you do not agree with that proposition?

if we had had more of that or if people had been more aware. perhaps this guy would have been targeted long ago. >> that's so right. that's so important, that sense of community. we are seeing it play out in florida where one reporter noted as the shooting was happening and was still active. there were prayer circles forming outside. groups of people coming together and putting their arms around one another and praying for those kids. that makes a difference in averting these sorts of things. david: good to see you both. i'm david asman in for "lou dobbs tonight." 17 people shot to death today and others wounded at harming are you've stoneman high school. nicholas cruz had been expelled from the school. he used an ar-15 rifle and multiple magazines. he used several social media accounts that sheriff described as very, very disturbing. joining me, bernard kerik, former new york police commissioner. the city of new york is a place where people fought for -- thought for decade that the crime situation would get worse every year until rudy giuliani

if they're democrats. and in the end, it's those two letters. the two most important letters in the english alphabet r and d that make all the difference in the world. so the tax element is going to be interesting. the republicans will spend a bloody fortune everywhere pushing the tax cut. i think lit help them among republicans. it's not going to do a thing among democrats and the handful of swing voters. >> what is your take on nancy pelosi? >> well, it's pretty obvious that a lot of democrats and including some rib lals would like h liberals would like her to move on. she's shown no indication she will move on. therefore -- she has thousands of tv ads. >> no doubt she will be a feature. but because of trump, does she pale as an attempt to characterize a democrat or is that what we're going to find out in this conner lamb special, 20 on, how potent pelosi still is as a weapon for the right? >> yes. and remember, even if lamb loses by a little, it still suggests that trump is a bigger issue than pelosi. i

let's say the case of a farmer, if the farmer is having trouble and if he comes and puts a gun to me and says give me your money, he's going to go to jail. but if he goes washington and gets a congressman to write a law enabling the irs to take my money, he doesn't go to jail. so what people like to use government to do things that if they did the same thing, they would go to jail. so what i'm saying is people like to use the government to legalize theft. mark: and what's interesting about that too is it's defined as compassionate. in other words, using government, the law, the power of government to take something from someone and give it to somebody else. or to take something from a generation that's not yet born. we have $200 trillion in unfunded liabilities, $21 trillion fiscal operating debt. a trillion dollar deficit this year. they just voted one of the massive budgets in american history, the republicans did, the president signed it. three generations from now, two generations from now, those kids have to deal with this. when it comes to their own children and grandchildren d

>> if i could. could. i we could do a memorandum concern , a memorandum of reprimand, but what really hurts an officer, is a general officer reprimanded we put in their official file. basically ends their career as they go forward. as they go to retire, that is that judye board cates what rank they will retire as. basically, you can lose 1-3 , depending out what rank you retire at, which is hundreds of thousands of dollars for some type of misconduct at that level. >> yes, sir. i was going to mention a retirement determination progress -- process that is for any senior leader who has had a substantiated allegation that what we term, becomes adverse information to their record. we must do a board. we carry out that process. the determination for 1-2 stars is signed off by senior leaders in the navy. all services are at the secretary level. for 3-4 stars, determination must be approved by the secretary of defense. this. me fully understand so that you give some sort of, some sort of letter that is , it's a c

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reaching out its hand we don't know if it's real we don't know if it's genuine we don't know if this is just a ploy i mean it's a small step optics or something but i mean how does south korea feel about that i mean maybe at one time they needed that kind of security guarantee but it's well into a very powerful rich country. how does that play into their thinking about dealing with north korea go ahead to gregory or through their mentor agreement. or u.s. military. and of south korean forces and actually about what is supposed to have been changed multiple times in the past and so that south korea would have control over its own forces in a war time but each time the deadline came the u.s. or conservative thought korean president postponed so this keeps getting pushed farther and farther into the future and unfortunate we're still stuck in the situation i think right now is probably making south korean people quite nervous when you have a very direct with trump and ministration who seems to be rather a blip he is to the harm caused by launching strikes the north korea so i think that