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grisham and washington state's jay inslee. let's pick up where we left off. governor inslee, should a president be able to declare a national emergency in pursuit of a policy goal or not? >> well, not if it is in clear contravention of the law passed by the united states congress. there are provisions where provisions allow executive authority when congress has not been able to act and they're out of town and they need emergency responses. but it clearly is a contravention of basic norms of american democracy for congress to pass an appropriation bill, identify what is legal and illegal, have the president say he disagrees with that and counter-mand the entire authority of the united states congress. we can not allow that to happen. we need republicans to show a little bit of strength of character for the american constitution when they vote on this in a week or so. >> and there is not an emergency at the border. so the effort here on this political punting by republicans and action by the president is really outrageous, because they're sewing fear, racism, h

new mexico's michelle lujan grisham and washington state's jay inslee.come to "face the nation." great to have you here in person. >> thank you. >> brennan: governor, we played that extraordinary video of you busting through walls here. we know you do not support the president's border wall and his emergency declaration of one. explain to our viewers, though, why you withdrew the national guard troops from your border with mexico. >> because as everyone ought to be doing, right, i was on the border, and i'm looking and assessing whether or not there is a real emergency or crisis. and there isn't.s that these trs need to be available when there is a serious issue or an emergency to deal with. now, interestingly enough, given the fact that the president's policies along the border, including the wall, have created real issues for humanitarian efforts for asylum seekers. so i did place some national guard, law enforcement, and most importantly, health responders to an area where they're forcing them to come across a really desolate area in the southern part

governor jay inslee joins me now from seattle. welcome to the program, governor. >> thank you for talking about this. i appreciate it. >> well let me ask you, because we just set up the fact you're exploring the possibility of a candidacy for 2020. obviously using this as the major issue. are you going to jump in? this is really, really important. why not? >> here is what we know. we know we have to have a candidate who will make climate change and building a clean energy economy a central focus, an organizing principle for the american people and a president who will do the same. and the reason is we understand the basic nature of the american people. what we invent and we create and build, this is our moment. you mention the 11th hour, it is the 11th hour. but it is our time to shine. it is our moment because this is really just made for my state and my nation to lead and join the world in developing a clean energy economy. we know we can create jobs by the thousands and millions building the electric cars and solar panels and w

>>> as promised tonight on "the beat," we have governor jay inslee.ok at something he said in the wake of big gun control debates regarding donald trump. . >> now, i understand you have suggested this, and we suggest things, and sometimes then we listen to people about it. maybe they don't look so good a little later. so i just suggest we need to have a little less tweeting here, a little more listening, and let's just take that off the table and move forward. >> all right. thank you very much. you know, we have a number of states right now that do that, and i think with that in mind, i'll call on greg abbott, great governor of texas. >> the debate was arming teachers. jay inslee is part of a state that has ten different suits against the trump administration in many of its policies, including immigration. now the governor of washington state, also, we should mention a potential 2020 candidate, joins me. good evening. >> yeah, thanks for having me. >> you looked at this moment there. that was you face-to-face with the president, using that time to pus

in washington state, governor inslee declared a public health emergency. other possible cases are being investigated. now there's concern some people exposed to the highly contagious disease may have traveled putting countless others at risk. >> the virus can stay in a room two hours after someone with the disease has been in there, it can be on surfaces. >> the doctor describes the vaccination as one of the best public safety services. the number has dropped to a few hundred annually. the overwhelming majority of new cases have not been immunized resparking the debate over the antisack have i antisack -- antivaccination movement. >> washington is one of many schools with non medical exceptions. the policy allows kids to go to school without getting vaccinated if their parents have a personal rejection. one state initiative eliminates the prevention specifically for measles vaccine. >> you can't put people at risk because your opinion. i don't think that's fair to our general society. if you're going to be in a public school, then you should have to be vac

washington's democratic governor jay inslee joining us. it's monday and because i got up early to join everyone on this show, i would love it if you made a little news and tell us, are you in, or are you out for 2020? >> i'm in doing the important work of being on your show and talking about a potential vision for 2020 that you know i've spent some time developing and fighting climate change over the last decade and a half or so. >> we'll talk about that in a moment. but you've got ten people already in. you know, you've got a crowded field already. why are you waiting? >> well, we're still talking to people and listening. i was in new hampshire last weekend at dartmouth and setting up an environmental voters group there, and listening to them. and it was just stunning how big the appetite it is for a vision of the country to really defeat climate change and build a clean energy economy. i was in nevada the week before that. and the solar industry is burgeoning in nevada and talking to the people who see this as an economic opportunity. wh

governor jay inslee said he would be willing to declare a national emergency on climate change, allowing for drastic federal action that would -- that would never have to be approved by congress. what if, without any congressional approval, a future president used a national emergency to take ney from our v.a. clinics, force management at a national forest to force a green new deal on the american people? whether it's at the border or upholding the separation of powers in our constitution, we, conservative republicans, must be consistent about being the party for the rule of law. it's those principles that define us. madam speaker, i'm 100% with trump on the wall. i'm also wump with the constitution -- 100% with the constitution. as representatives we must put aside any personal ambition or partisan divide so that the people are protected. this isn't about political parties, personalities, or power. it never has been. making sure that the promise of america is never breached and knowing that the only ones that can preserve it are we the people. i take this seriously and will always lead

governor jerry inslee has declared a state emergency. more than 50,000 customers were without power this morning. more than 180 flights have been canceled out of sea-tac airport. many popular attractions, as you can imagine, are closed. some tourists from arizona, they were bummed that they couldn't go up to see the space needle. >> that's not that bad really. i don't think it's that bad. we used to live in prescott in arizona. there was this much snow up there sometimes. so i don't know. i can't believe that they're not opening it with just a little bit of snow on the ground. >> have a hard time hearing him with that wind that's just howling. forecasters say close to a foot of snow -- >> there's the upside. there's the upside. >> look at that little guy go. more than a foot has fallen in seattle. that's why these folks are able to have all that fun. people being told to stay off the roads. you got to be safe. many families spent the day taking the kiddos outside. they're enjoying the weather, learning how to ski. there he goes. there he

and then governors jay inslee and asa hutchinson discuss policy. watch the winter meeting live this weekend on c-span, c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. this weekend on "american history tv," free speech and the rights of students. we look at the 1969 supreme court decision on the rights of students and free speech in tinker versus des moines with two of the petitioners of the case. mary beth tinker and her brother john talk about their experiences and take questions from students. and "american history tv" will continue the discussion live on "washington journal." watch "american history tv" this weekend on c-span3. ♪ >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. >> the people [indiscernible] [applause] announcer 1: c-span's newest book, the president's, noted historians rank the best and work -- worst chief executives, looking into the 44 american

shut down a twenty-mile stretch of interstate i-90 in the middle of the stat washington governor jay inslee declared a state of emergency y oesterday ahethe storm. to watch senator elizabeth warren's entry into the 2020 presidential race, visit pbs.org/newshour. this month marks the 40th anniversary of the iranian rev wolution ayatollah khomeini returned from exile, toppling the shah of iran's regime and changing theme gove from a monarchy to an islamic republic. the consequences of that event continue to reverberate in u.s. policy and rngional and inational politics today. suzanne maloney, deputy director of the foreign policy program at the brookings institution joins us now n from washingc. one of the concerns that people have right now in modern-day relations between america and iran, are we closer to war now than we have been with them in these 40 years? >> i think we're in a moreed untable period than we have been in many years. there has been an estrangement between washington and tehran since november of 1979 when iranian students overtook the ulerican embassy, and created a crisis

then governors jay inslee and asa hutchison discuss policy. watch the national gmpors association winter meeting live on c-span or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> president trump met in the oval office with his cabinet and the vice premiere of china to discuss trade negotiations between the two countries. the president said he hopes to meet fairly soon with chinese president and confirmed an agreement had been reached on currency manipulation he also took questions on the russia fo

then governors jay inslee and asa hutchison discuss policy. watch the national gmpors association winter meeting live on c-span or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> president trump met in the oval office with his cabinet and the vice premiere of china to discuss trade negotiations between the two countries. the president said he hopes to meet fairly soon with chinese president and confirmed an agreement had been reached on currency manipulation he also took questions on the russia information and the owner of the new england patriots being charged with solicitation of prostitution. president trump: thank you very much, it's a great honor to be a vice premier of china, a very respected man in china. we have many representatives from china, as you know, most of you know who they are, many representatives from the united states. i think we're getting along very well ultimately i think the biggest decisions and some smaller decisions will be made by president xi and myself. and we expect to have a meeting sometime in the not too distant sa

washington governor jay inslee has declared a state of emergency. more than 300 flights have been delayed, 40 others canceled out of sea-tac airport. many popular attractions are closed. people being told to stay off the roads. rob mayeda, you're familiar with the northwest, and that is kind of blowing your mind. >> it is another storm that's going to bring another five to eight inches of snow on monday. so it's incredible. they've become minneapolis. that storm, by the way, the cold air from it is coming our way right now. that's going to drive our snow levels down, especially by tomorrow morning. right now, san francisco is turning cooler. still seeing some showers. as you see, 45 degrees. for san francisco, that's actually pretty chilly. winds out of the west at 22 miles per hour. not expecting snow around san francisco but the higher hills south of san francisco might get a dusting by early tomorrow morning. 51 degrees in san jose. this is where the heaviest rain has now moved into parts of the santa clara valley. notice the snow around mount ha

jay inslee. at the end of the day, it is likely we will have anywhere between 15 to 20 candidates who will make their official announcements in the next couple of weeks. make anto o'rourke will announcement by the end of this month. do you guest: think he will jump in? guest:yes -- do you think he will jump in? guest: yes. he could stay in the state of texas and run for senate in 2020 or he could run for the president. stacey abrams has the same opportunity. run for president or for governor. host: what about joe biden? guest: like bernie sanders, he is a known commodity within not just the democratic party but the country. host: but do you think he runs? guest: i have not talked to the vice president in a couple weeks. i know he is exploring it. he is talking to donors and former staffers. he is likely to jump in but if he does not, there are more than enough democrats who will fill that lane that vice president biden will normally fill, looking up for working people, helping to make a differenc

children and adults caught me souls in six months and twenty eighteen washington state governor jay inslee has declared a state of emergency after dozens there and in oregon have contracted measles this winter why is measles making a comeback let's ask dr eric braverman director of path medical in new york city and the path foundation he's the author of the edge effect a chief of total health and longevity with the balanced brain advantage dr welcome back oh thank you so much is good for you to get the word out in medicine well although the measles vaccine commonly administered in the usa has proven effective this is what you docs call an endemic disease meaning that it's always out there and measles is extremely contagious correct. it is and i'm sure there's pockets in oregon and other places where vaccination rates are low in addition there's a lot of stress on our kids in terms of junk food sugar pollution anxiety violence all of that will lower the immune system and children will be more vulnerable but more likely than not vaccination rates are insufficient while in recent years vaccin

jay inslee is on the beat. >>> i have a story on the gag order for roger stone. >>> we begin with democrats adam schiff making it official with a new frame work for a sweeping investigation of trump, slau russia and the money trail.

mexico canada trade agreement and at 11:45 a.m., jay inslee and asa hutchinson discuss education policy. watch the winter meeting live this weekend, on c-span, c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> saturday on book tv, coverage then he will savannah, georgia. every man a king. with charles graeber on his ."ok, "the breakthrough afterwards, "the washington post" recounts the 544 days he was held in an iranian

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in washington state, where at least 55 cases were identified so far this year, governor jay inslee declared a public health emergency last month and lawmakers are considering changes to vaccination laws. asles is a highly contagious disease that kills over 100,0,00 childrdren worldwide each year. public health officials saththe recent rise in measles cases in the pacific northwest is d due o lawsws in washinington and orern that allow parents to easily opt out of vaccinating their children. one quarter of kindergarten stududents in clarark county, wh is a at the heart ofof the recet outbreak, did not receive all their recommended vaccinations. in the state of new york, reports estimate at leas20200 cases of msles sin september ofof last year, with theututbrek mostly cononfined tohehe orthodx jewish comommunity, which h has partrticularly lowow vaccination rates. last month, the world alalth organization said that people who choose not to get themselves oror theirir children vaccinated constitute a global health threat. in vallejo, california, the family of rapper willie mccoy is demanding a

washington governor jay inslee raised concerns about the homeless population, after at least one persond of exposure. >>e don't have a system to handle this problem in the state. it kind of drives me nuts. when a state that has these enormous pockets of wealth to have a system where we can take care of homeless people and they're not dying of exposure. i hope that's a lesson we m n take fis snow storm this year. >> woodruff: the national weather service said seatt received as much snow in one day as the city usually gets in an entire year. a new winter storm is now abearing down on the regi could dump several more inches of snow. in in, tens of thousands of people rallied in the streets of tehran todayo mark the 40th anniversary of the country's islamic revolution. noowds celebrated in the s waving flags, and carrying pictures of ayatollah khomeini, who came to power after oustg the u.s.-backed shah in 1979. the revolution turned the tides of u.s. relations with iran from allies to stark rivals. u.s. led coalition warplanes in syria struck the country's last islamic state stronghold in

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. >> governor inslee.: it would be sponsored by senator markey of the great state of massachusetts. but, nonetheless, this would mean that every democrat in washington, d.c. would have to go on the record in favor of abolishing air travel, outlawing states, forcing all homeowners to retrofit their houses. put every miner, oil rigger and gas station attendant. ainsley: rebuild every building in the united states. steve: that's a quote from kimberley strassel in the "wall street journal." when it comes to nancy pelosi, the speaker regarding this green new deal whatever they call it she said this yesterday to politico. ainsley: she said it will be one of several or maybe many suggestion we receive. she is not really packing it the green dream or whatever they call it, nobody knows what it is, but they are for it, right? brian: senator mazdaio hirono was in a quandary, i'm sure she is environmentalist. ainsley: she is the one from hawaii. brian: problem is she happens to represent an island surrounded by water

and governors inslee and hutchinson discuss trade policy, live this weekend on c-span, c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. >>> the house and the senate are in recess this week. both return on monday, february 25th. on the senate floor this coming monday, senators will participate in the annual reading of george washington's farewell dress. they'll continue work on an abortion bill. and later in the week the nomination of andrew wheeler to held the environmental protection agency. and when the house comes back into session on monday, gun safety legislation is on the agenda for the week, including measures to require universal background checks for gun buyers and closing certain loopholes. the house is live on c-span. watch the senate live on c-span2. >>> there are over 100 new faces in the u.s. capitol after last year's elections, including missouri senator josh hawley. he previously served two years as that state's attorney general. earlier in his career, he worked for a nonprofit that does not legal advocacy for religious freedom issues and taught at the university

governor jay inslee has declared a state of emergency.ne county official called this storm a once in a decade or two event. about six inches of snow fell at sea-tac airport. a snowball fight between workers on the tarmac. an unusual sight there. at least 200 flights were cancelled to accommodate the winter weather. people cleared store shelves as they rushed to prepare. one person described fights breaking out at crowded checkout lines. as the storm moved in, it obscured the famous space needle in the queen anne neighborhood. a bus had to bail a route after getting stuck on a snow-covered street. overnight some roads were closed altogether. now more flight cancelations are expected today. there's at least 80 so far. this is not over yet. we're expecting to get a storm through the early morning hours. and then on sunday, another storm could come through bringing even more snow for the monday commute. >> pretty stunning images from seattle. thanks. i'm still shocked at the pictures. meteorologist jeff beradelli is here with more of the weat

governor jay inslee says democrats will use this tool to declare a national tool on climate change.articularly when it comes to climate change. pete: another sunday show, mr. speaker, what do you say from the threat from democrats? >> first of all, look at total number of executive orders barack obama issued and number of times he pushed the margins of behavior. a little hard to get too worried about the next time. second, the democrats in the house will pass something. they have the votes. but they won't pass it by big enough march begin to override the president's veto. so my advice to the president is relax. build the wall. veto the resolution if it gets through the senate. don't worry about it. you will be sustained. and just get your job done. create jobs, continue to grow the economy, continue to, he is gaining dramatically for example, among latino voters for a practical reason. they have jobs, their salaries are going up. he ought to focus on doing his job. not worry too much about all the political noise. ainsley: let's hope people realize if you're strong on the border, do

jay inslee. at the end of the day, it is likely we will have anywhere between 15 to 20 candidates who will make their official announcements in the next couple of weeks. make anto o'rourke will announcement by the end of this month. do you guest: think he will jump in? guest:yes -- do you think he will jump in? guest: yes. he could stay in the state of texas and run for senate in 2020 or he could run for the president. stacey abrams has the same opportunity. run for president or for governor. host: what about joe biden? guest: like bernie sanders, he is a known commodity within not just the democratic party but the country. host: but do you think he runs? guest: i have not talked to the vice president in a couple weeks. i know he is exploring it. he is talking to donors and former staffers. he is likely to jump in but if he does not, there are more than enough democrats who will fill that lane that vice president biden will normally fill, looking up for working people, helping to make a differenc