let's bring in john yoo and former deputy assistant homeland security secretary jonathan fahey. gentlemen, thank you both. texas representative bethann dein has done her homework on the border , and she had this to say. watch. >> it is a lie when it administration officials claim they have operational control of our southern border. mexican drug cartels have control of our southern border. with that control, they move lethal drugs, terrified human cargo, and commit crimes wherever they are. >> trace: john yoo, i've covered the border for 36 years. she is spot on. the question here is the remedy. >> it is undeniable that the biden administration has failed at the border. there are 200,000 illegal entries a month. it's an all-time record, and you have already laid out the harm to the country from fentanyl. this is an important and perhaps exclusive federal responsibility that lays at the feet of president biden. this is not like a hurricane. this is not like an earthquake. this is not an act of god. there are man-made policies that can reduce them. president trump brought forward

trey: professor john yoo, happy new year. >> happy new year to you, trey.y: coming up we hear from you and what you want to see in the new year. next on "sunday night in america." america. -- my resolution this year, law and order. >> i want my grand grand charge children to are safe. >> i want everyone to love on each other, and everyone needs to learn how to love some jesus. >> trey my wish for the new year is more equity, respect, andism th empathy. trey: welcome back to special editions of sunday night in america. so here we are. what is perhaps most under rated of all holidays, new year's day, it can be a new start, a fresh beginning, time for reflection and change, to me, resolutions are promises we make to ourselves, there are 364 other days in the year when we can think about what other people need to change, this could be a day for us to change whatever we most desire for our family, community, state and nation. sometimes it seems as if we're awaiting on others to do whatever it is we think ought to be done, as if we go through the year wishing tha

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jeff paul, jessica patterson, john yoo. thank you. appreciate it. as we have documented here on, crime is rampant in most of america's big cities but new york has seen a rapid increase in all types of crime. ashley strohmier live for us to new york with some potential remedies that might slow down the cooks and infuriate the residence. ashley. >> we'll see but crime across the board is out of control in new york city and now shoplifting is trickling over into the supermarkets. earlier this month, mayor eric adam said it's a two-part problem. listen to this. >> one element, they are doing it out of what they believe are a necessity. want to identify them and give them the help they need. but then there are criminal enterprises that are stealing and selling online. >> however, the general manager multiple stores in the spokesperson for the caps coalition, otherwise known as collective action to protect our stores believes it's one more than the other. >> and people shoplift, most of the time they're not hungry. they're just looking to resell an item a

thank you you all and of course john yoo for your presence here and comments. last time was by justice alito in the city of philadelphia and i teach at the law school and political science and the citation is a big deal so i've been getting all these texts, congratulations and a note from the dean of alum they put it website and like justicee alito said multiple times. i'm laughing because i'm like you didn't read the opinion. he dedicates a whole portion of his opinion to explain why i'm wrong. [laughter] so yes citations are not always good or necessarily complementary. w okay, so we will ask you to speak for ten minutes on the book. it took me about ten years to writeai the book so this is a painful assignment and i'm going to do the best i can. the question of the panel is what would originalists account of the clause look like? there are different varieties of herf regionalism but all i woud say start with of the text, the constitution text. so the first amendment every originalists will asksk what is the original meaning or public meaning of an establishm

as i said, we also get the benefit tonight of being joined by john yoo. john is a senior fellow here. and in addition to his service at aei. he is the emmanuel heller, professor of law at the university of california at berkeley. he's a widely published scholar on all matters of constitutional law. a former justice department official and a former law clerk to justice clarence thomas and judge lauren silverman, in terms of a format for tonight, we'll begin with having professor munoz just articulated in about 10 minutes, just the overall thesis of the book followed by a response from professor, you 10 minutes. then we'll have a discussion up here and we'll open it up. then afterwards to audience and any internet q&a. so without further ado, professor munoz, we look forward to hear from you. thank. thanks much, will. and thank you especially for who contribute to professor yeoman. michael yeoman was, a teacher of mine and a great friend and mentor. i am deeply appreciative of that. thank you to aei i, yuval levin, who's this. this panel is his idea. so tha

professor john yoo thank you so much. >> impeachment articles have been filed against the dhs secretaryorkas, what are the grounds? joining us now congressman tony gonzalez who represents the district in texas but also a border district. it was a texas congressman who filed impeachment articles did me consult with you or more members before. >> he did not, thank you for having me on. it is important that we let the facts lead us to the truth. i am very confident that chairman comer will come to the truth with the oversight committee, it is important that republicans don't fall into the same trap as democrats and not make this political. we don't have to. because the facts will speak for themselves. i think it is important that republicans allow the process to take hold, instead of coming a conclusion before we begin. trey: you raised two impeachments on president trump, one of the criticisms it was a rush to judgment. there was no investigation, remember they wanted witnesses during the senate trial, because they didn't talk to witnesses when they should have. liis has case against ma m

john yoo following those developments. drawing your attention to wall street. a lot of buying at the corner of wall and broad. a lot with the belief that in a couple weeks time when we hear from the federal reserve, they're going to raise rates a quarter point but might slow things down. stop me if you heard this story before. because it's built on the view that we have a goldilocks economy going here. strong but not strong enough to warrant a big rate hike after the other. that can quickly be reversed. the markets continue with this jacket effect that we have green across the board. keeping an eye on that and on politics. in case you haven't noticed, a number of republicans that seem to be eyeing a presidential run. the latest seems to be the new hampshire governor chris sununu. but he saved his oxygen for not going after 1 donald trump but apparently that florida governor, rob desantis after this. -what's he doing? -he's cleaning the trash cans. oh, boy. meeting a new young homeowner for the first time is a unique challenge. -so you think you can help? -i can

want to go to john yoo right now, what these officers are in for and the expanding investigation intor officers that could have been involved. we told you about these two with who have been suspended from the shelby county police department. former deputy assistant general and uc-berkeley law professor, justice thomas law clerk, all of that. you know, i was looking at a lot of these details, john, on this particular case, and the use of violent force or over-the-top force is something that struck me whether it was necessary, you know, whether that comes out just by the sheer volume of it. i counted looking at the video myself pepper spray, multiple kicks, punches, swings of batons, kicking the head three times. i mean, this is something that seems way out of bounds with, you know, someone who's already been taken and is down. and i'm just wondering whether that comes in to their case when it does come before a jury. >> well, neil,st a good point and, actually, you can think of this as involving two different types of investigations. one will be as to those five individual police offic

that done before the real wall of water that's the time to take the dog out to all of us know that john yoo's the window. don't think that the windows, the end of it because it's just the beginning. really? yeah. you got to get out there around noontime today. exactly. i'm going to be taking graham out right around that time. >> and then he and me were inside the rest of the day. this is your look at the embarcadero right now. you can see it's not the windiest just yet. we do have a steady breeze, though, now working its way into the bay area. the sign for green street. it's pushing a little bit that wind later today is going to be something else. got some commuters out there. one guy on his bicycle and the bay is already really high swell out there 10 feet today. peak waves tomorrow at the coast will be as high as 30 feet. so this is a massive storm just making its way right into the bay are rainfall this morning, although impressive on any other rain event is really just the introduction to this system. it's been a steady soaking rain. the ground already saturated. so you're already seeing

the same way i began, which is silly to thank john and will come all of the aei and all of you in attendance. thank you very much. [applause] >> professor yoo? >> so, after reading this book, i felt like patton after the first battle in the movie. patton a feature rommel and he says, rommel, you magnificent bastard, , i read your book. this is a great book. you magnificent bastard, i wish i wrote this book. this wonderful book. i disagree with half of everything in it. butt the first half is great. i mean, it's the most meticulous detailed parsing of the original sources on theen meaning of the first amendment that i've seen, as a real contribution. no matter you agree or disagree with the second half of the book which is more the application, the first half of the book is a real contribution vision that contribution or knowledge. i can see why it took ten years. it took,ad he has read every single debate of relevance in the fountain period. the real contribution so you should be applauded for that. there's some really nice points in there that had not really been fully as aware of until i read the book about the founding period. for exampl