berkeley law professor john yoo joins book tv to talk and 25eubg calls of the u.s. supreme court. his books include crisis and demand, defender in chief, donaldrump's fight for presidential power, and the politically incorrect guide to the supreme court. join in the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments, and texts. in-depth with john yoo, live sunday at noon eastern on book tv on c-span2. >> republican representative marjorie taylor greene offered a second resolution to impeach meland security secretary markas. after the house voted earlier this month to refer a silar resolution to the homeland securi committee. representative taylogreene is accusing secretary mayorkas of failing to take operational command the southern border. following her remarks, we'll hear from republican representative tom mcclintock, speaking in opposition to the impeachment effort. the speaker pro tempore: t he gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition? ms. greene: pursuant to clause 2-a-1 of rule 9, i seek recognition. the speaker pro tempor

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[applause] >> live sunday december 3rd on in depth, author and uc berkeley law professor john yoo joins takes calls about the suemcourt, the voice of power, therump administration and more, the book "crisis and command", donald trump's fight for power and published incorrect guide to the supreme court. and join with your phone calls, facebook comments and texts. in depth with john yoo, live december 3rd noon eastern on book tv on c-span2. ♪♪ >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's

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let's bring in former dep city assistant attorney general john yoo and form hover institution chen.d of a big day and peter was ending talking about fentanyl. one of the agreements they made is china will go after specific chemical companies making fentanyl, the precursors, right? is it good enough? do you think this is a good deal he made. >> we have to see the details. this is an issue the president has not taken seriously enough. it's a serious challenge. we know a lot of these precursor materials are coming straight out of china. unfortunately a lot of this manufacturing now has also shifted away from china. it's a much bigger problem than just china but we're glad the president raised it but let's see the details on the detail before we pass judgment. >> trace: the other thing was this reopening of communication lines john we talked about this, they want military communications they knocked these down when nancy pelosi went to taiwan a couple years ago and now they're re-implementing this stuff. how effective do we believe these communication lines are going to be and will they

john yoo great you have to.ht the house passed a bill to temporarily fund the government putting tonight the senate's court. marianne rafferty is live with that and other top headlines of the day. maryanne good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace the legislation now heading to the senate where both leaders schumer and mcconnell have expressed support chuck schumer saying they'll take it up as soon as possible ahead of friday's deadline. also florida governor matt gaetz has signed an ethics complaint over kevin mccarthy after he accused the former speaker of assault. mccarthy denies it. >> kevin mccarthy walked by and elbowed me in the kidneys. >> you felt it was on purposes and not an accident. >> a hundred percent on purpose, ma'am. >> did you elbow him. >> no, i did not elbow i wouldn't hit him in the elbow i wouldn't hit him in the kidney. i guess our elbows hit when we walked by. >> reporter: breaking tonight metro police have arrested eight suspects in the death of high school teen jonathan louis sever

in depth with john yoo sunday at noon eastern on book tv on cspan2. >>> welcome back. we are joined now by cenk uygur who is a democratic presidential candidate but also well known as the host and founder of the young turks. welcome to the program. >> thank you for having me, kimberly. appreciate it. >> why are you running for the democratic nomination? >> because joe biden is going to lose. i don't want to run into this iceberg right now. we are headed straight for the iceberg. joe biden is being an egomaniac. 77% of americans don't believe he can finish the term healthy. that's a stunning number. three quarters of americans are not sure he can finish the second term. he's 15 points behind from when he barely beat donald trump. he's losing almost every swing state, independents by ten points, losing, lose, losing, and he's 37% approval rating. there's no chance an incumbent with a 37% approval rating will win the election. i'm in it to knock joe biden out so we can get a real democratic candidate and a strong democratic candidate, not a guy who mumbles and cannot fini

fox news contributor leslie marshall and cal berkeley professor john yoo welcome both. house oversight chair james comer for clarity is a banker had this to say. watch. >> we've already been very transparent with the american people. we've disclosed four bank memorandums, very specific, very detailed bank memorandums that provide evidence that this family was influence peddling on a scale we've never seen before in america, to the tune of tens of millions of dollars that they took in from our enemies around the world. >> trace: and now john yoo he would like to ask the biden family directly. >> i'm very encouraged to see mr. comer and his staff doing this in a careful, deliberate way. they didn't rush to call these witnesses right away. instead they built a document taker record. remember, we saw that chart where the money came from china through shell companies through individual accounts and then ended up, 10% of it, in joe biden's checking account. >> trace: right. >> that's what you now have to confront the witnesses with and say, under oath are you really going to

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discussions to unify the company were not sure what that means a lot to get the reaction on that but john yooical artificial intelligence we have had height, data and thankfully for nvidia this afternoon we will get data again that will be helpful for investors and from a microsoft standpoint they delivered on the cloud and software over the decades and swooping and so quickly grabbing altman it will have to play out over the next handful of days i'm sure that from a fundamental basis of technical basis microsoft has been performing highly. cheryl: we have our own take on the openai controversy, go ah ahead. >> i am interested to see whether this translates to microsoft bottom line. everything now is the hype around it when you look at microsoft on a free cash flow yield basis it is the most expensive out of the magnificent seven here is the stock that did not move from 2000 - 2016 and up six or seven. then. at what point is the magnificent seven evaluation too much. i would say in a slowing economy with rising interest rates in tumultuous times it makes sense the most recession of businesses

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