she's a professor of constitutional law and john jay college and new york. she's the author of numerous books on voting rights and race relations in america. professor, it's good to have you back on the program. president biden. i'm sure you were listening in. he was speaking to this long ark of history today, american democracy after the civil war, american democracy in the polarized present. i mean, do you agree that the states are indeed that great? are we talking about an ex essential moment for american democracy? now? we certainly are and unfortunately the risk to democracy is not just the risk of the united states because of donald trump becomes president. again, he's already decided he's going to re vengeance on anyone who opposes him, especially the so called enemy he already has in the government and anybody who didn't vote for him before, but he's also going to join with other strong men. dictators around the country. i mean, around the world and create havoc around the globe. it will not just wrist within the borders of the united states. there w

and in fact, well before john jay edmund burke in his speeches, his parliamentary speeches on america noted this, he said the americans are develop their own manners and sentiments and and opinions had had in fact, become a people. and i think if looks at what follows immediately in the preamble of the constitution, the bit underscored the grievances, the right being claimed in the manner they are described makes sense. the rights of a people much more than they make sense as the rights of isolated individuals. and i just point out that the latter part of the declaration and it is echoed so clearly years later, just a few years later, in the vices of of the current system, the professor would pointed use the term a political people just a moment ago. i guess that you to my second question following first sentence we get to the second where you say the founders recognize that all of us are created equal. we tend to think about that in terms of our our individual liberties. the words immediately follow, but it also says something the nature of our political communities. doesn't it for s

so john jay, one of these is not like the others. sorry, any new yorkers out there, but then it went on and it's very long. wikipedia entry that went on to talking about the other founders. it talked about women founders. it talked about founders from europe who contributed to the founding of the country during the revolution. and so i wanted to ask you all, in the spirit of denver's comment, and then that's who were some of the other founders? and what makes somebody a founder? i leave it open to whoever wants to take that one first and we're going to be professor in calling somebody. deborah, i see you first. yeah. so i'll just i'll just i'll share one person who we don't always include who who i really admire. and that's marcia otis warren, who's propaganda during the american revolution isn't writing in her own name is related to other important and very important revolutionaries. but then what i love about this then when we were talking to the constitution and disagreements about it, she becomes an anti-federalist. she was again

george washington, thomas jefferson, alexander hamilton and john jay are rolling in their graves. the good news is we live in a state right here in iowa, we are in a state right here that has adopted iowa utilities board, adopted the sandra day o'connor rehnquist thomas of you that says in the state of iowa to use eminent domain it has to be a public use, public purpose is not enough. take the co2 pipelines across half the state, the summit pipeline, a rural pipeline, those are not the government actors of those they might act like they want to behave like ones. these are private companies for private gain of a select number of actors that are using eminent domain reserve for public use that is illegal under state law. the people in this room, i will be with you as you do it, to make sure the iowa utilities board does not grant the right of eminent domain to a private company and if they do, take it all the way to the supreme court right here in iowa to stand for what is right. we say no to this vision. iowa's supreme court got it right, take all the way there and settle it. if we

jay christ. james, john, who knows, maybe some kind of christ.ot a christian, but i guess that when a person becomes a christian, he changes, what has changed, anyone understand? you know, there ’s an old expression, no, he’s still the same person, he’s become an even bigger blasphemer, it seems to me that christians don’t dance. he is also promoting his latest video, he desperate for your attention because it's by getting your attention that he can make money, he posted a video of himself downing drink after glass during communion. it's like he's screaming: please look at me, look at how outrageous and disrespectful i am being towards jesus christ and christianity, aren't you guys outraged by this? look at the comments of those who were indignant, there weren’t many, it looks like people are already tired of all this, we don’t care about this anymore, we don’t care, we already realized that you don’t have talent, that's why you try. writes that trump's main rival for the post of us president from the republican party, nicky haley , has repeatedl

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a good sensible, conservative economist but, john, you think i'm being naive about jay powell? don't think he is political. >> i think he will take the stance chris waller laid out in the speech which he said there is no rush to cut. there is not a downturn we need to avoid. usually when the fed switches to cutting it cuts very rapidly in succession because there is a downturn they're fighting off. that is not the case now. there is no rush. they can hold off. waller said this to us. waller is per situation sieve. he is one of the smartest guys they got. powell will listen to him. larry: we have to jump. john carney, taylor riggs. catch taylor on "the big money show" along with co-hosts brian brenberg and jackie deangelis 1:00 p.m. eastern on fox business. thank you very much. john, thank you very much. >>> joining me old friend corey lewandoski. let me get your cake president trump said last night. get your take on it in a second. please listen. >> as you know nikki haley in particular -- >> not coming here. artificially boosting her numbers here. larry: what do you think? you

joining her on stage is joni albrecht, director of the john marshall center for constitutional and civics at the virginia museum history and culture jay barth, director of the william j. clinton presidential library and museum john bridgeland co-chaired ceo move perfect and former director white house domestic policy council and julia kaufman associate department director and senior researcher for rand. please join me in welcoming our. tt, thank you so much for wonderful introduction. we're going to dig right in to this panel and i'm going to ask this first which civics and history are two sides of the same coin? how do you view the relationship between the two? well i think you put it well. they are the two sides of the same coin. i think they really work together. maybe like gears one drives the other. i think one way that we look at it, at the john marshall center, is that history really answers the why of civics. we look backwards to see how we govern and form communities today. and i think that's so important. and then i think civics answers the why does it matter now of history? and that's probably our biggest challenge is makin

jays and then most recently the mariners. robbie ray is currently coming off tommy john surgery and is expected to be ready to pitch after thes won't see him until mid-july in action. now, to acquire him, the giants sent outfielder mitch haniger and pitcher anthony desclafani to the seattle mariners. >>> vianey arana, happy friday. >> happy friday indeed. i hope folks are getting prepared for weekend shenanigans to include an umbrella for the first half of our weekend but a coat all weekend long. right now we have 50s and 40s throughout. let's talk about how cold we're going to get. here's what we're seeing right now on satellite radar. clear conditions but what's to come is going to be a couple of scattered activity showers in through the afternoon for tomorrow. and, yes, we are talking about frost advisories that go into effect starting at midnight. this is going to be for all of these highlighted areas extending from santa rosa all the way down through san jose. frost will be likely, especially for those wind sheltered valleys. overnight temps in the 30s. that rain for tomorrow, less than a quarter inch for most of the ba

jays. they reported they are planning to use him as a starting pitcher. he is a third agent signed this season following johnand catcher tom murphy. they also traded for the former cy young award winning pitcher. opening day for the giants is march 28th. okay. >>> not quite march madness but we had drama in santa clara. january madness. they got fined $5000 because all the students stormed the floor. >> so much to celebrate. the broncos celebrated a big upset over guns i got on national tv. >> reporter: the drought is over. santa clara ends a 26-game losing streak to gonzaga on a last second bucket from this spot with last night's win over the bulldogs. storm in the court, a celebration 13 years in the making. >> it is the first time i have been part of something like that. >> the jubilation inside the center came after the broncos upset nationally-ranked gonzaga 77-76 on a game-winning shot with under five seconds to go. >> i do not really know. it happened so fast. i just wanted to get to the paint and wanted to make a play. >> reporter: the moment it left her hand, did you know it was good? >> yeah. i kne

jays hid inside a huge deal with the mariners in 2022. last may. his season was cut short when he blew out his elbow and had tommy john surgery, which ended his season. so he is expected to be back on the mound sometime after the all-star break. this season. but he has 3 years and 73 million dollars left on his contract. now to get robbing the giants gave up. a couple of veteran players were talking about outfielder mitch haniger who had injury problems himself last season. he went back to his old team after signing the giants last offseason. and after signing with the giants late in the offseason, he was limited to 61 games he hit 6 home runs in bed 209. the giants also gave a pitcher anthony desclafani in the deal as well. he was also a pretty much a disappointing last season. 4, what appeared to be only 19 games for with the club. and he had for an 8 record and a huge dre of 48. his season was derailed with injuries as well after the trade was announced. now the giant general manager farhan zaidi. he explained how the deal went with ray and he would open up and how would open up opportunities rather for the team down the line. take a listen. >> b

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market and a lot of their friends are seeing johns offered to them and pulled back or rescind and pushed out six months. i'm not so sure the economy is as strong as jay thinks it is and i'll take issue with that a bit. liz: wouldn't throw him a bone. really quickly. >> there's a soft landing and now we've got to keep it and prevent the job market from normalizing. liz: he did not agree. are we ready to say there's a soft landing? hear what he said about that in just a second. gabriella, great to have you and andy brenner as always. yes, check here, the dow is close to session lows, down 288 points and we've already heard from three of the guests today that it had very much to do weed ward lawrence's question and the response jay powell gave, which afters march rate cut is unlikely. all right, fox business alert and some individual stock stories that are breaking right now. billionaire elon musk slamming the state of delaware in a pair of tweets after a judge there ripped away the tesla ceo's record, $56 billion pay package and musk posting on the x account saying "never in corporate your -- never incorporate your company in the state of delaware". a

jay o'brien for us, thank you. let's discuss more and bring in u.s. national security council coordinator for strategic communications, john kirby.ohn, good morning to you. it's great to have you. so let's start there. what can you tell us about potential injuries to american troops in iraq and how will the u.s. respond to this latest attack? >> well, as we understand at this early hour on sunday morning, it's only a very small number of u.s. troops that were affected. they're being seen for traumatic brain injuries with some symptoms of concussions, but no serious physical injuries other than that, not that that's not serious enough. of course, it is. but we understand it's a small number, and it's limited to traumatic brain injuries. obviously we're going to do what we have to do to protect them. these attacks have to stop, and we've made that very clear. we're going to continue to take the kinds of actions we need to better defend ourselves. i would note that one reason why there weren't more injuries or more extensive damage was because we have taken necessary force protection precautions in the region to try to -- to try to

john surgery. he's not expected to be available until after the all star break. ray's 32 years old, won the cy young with the blue jayson his deal, which has three years left. oh this is this is hard. the mind boggling stretch of injuries just continues for 49 ers. quarterback jason verrett. he tore his rotator cuff in practice this week. he played only one game this year. he's now suffered eight season ending injuries. just brutal trent williams has been banged up but the all-pro left tackle told coach shanahan he wants to play sunday against the rams. even though that game is basically meaningless in terms of standings. williams, he didn't want to get stale waiting around for the playoffs. >> brock's only one that could play who isn't, and he can be up in an emergency. but those are seven guys, got two guys up off practice squad and. it is going to be a challenge for some of those guys. it's not like i want trent and a number of people out there for a while. um, so we got to balance it out, right. but those guys got to get their minds right, ready to play second round of the century from beautiful kapalua in maui fe

lisa: the rally might not be dependent on jay powell, but how much is it dependent on the central bank of tim cook? john specifically, but i would say certainly a business, the consumer, and the jobs market will play an important role this year. the keyword to watch for is resilience. when looking at economic data, we are looking for things to show resilience, and naturally it is a challenging environment when making transitions when you have the levels of trouble around the world, the geopolitical risk seems to keep ramping up by the day, but consider where business plays out in this, where the opportunities are. both the cyclical point we are on the calendar as well as the secular trends that are driving potential growth for all 11 sectors. lisa: ok, so in other words, does tech still lead? an account for 50% of the 24% gain of the s&p last year -- accounted for 15% of the 24% gain of the s&p last year. john: communication services is about 50%. you also have when you look at the other sectors, think about industrials and that technology in that him and it is a good customer of technology whether it i