, they had enough of king george telling them what to do. and so they created this extraordinary government. of powers. we are each had their responsibility. -- where each had their responsibility. that is what tomorrow's vote is about, not the wall, but the constitution. the wall is an important issue, but the constitution is a transcendent issue. and the issue will be whether or not the congress of the united states will exercise the authority given to it under article one of the constitution. advocate --l abdicate its responsibilities i hope every member of the congress not -- votes not for a party or a president but votes for a constitutional system that has preserved democracy for over two centuries. because of the checks and balances that we talk some much about. and that tomorrow we will have the opportunity to commit ourselves to. not just talk about it. so i pray that the members of the house will have the conscience and the courage to protect the greatest constitution the world has ever seen. the american people will be watching. a

fredericksburg, falls church, king george, loudon and fairfax county schools.rant county, west virginia, schools will open three hours late. >> to the closings, in virginia, warren, clark,

in fredericksburg, king george, loudon and fairfax county schools.ools in west virginia will open three hours late.

in frericksburg, king george, fairfax county schools. grant county schools in west virginia, will open three hours late. virginia, warren, clark, rappahannock, prince william and frederick county schools are closed. culpepper, shenandoah, fauquier and page county schools. in west virginia, morgan, burkely, mineral, hardy, hampshire and fferson county schools are closed today. >> the roads will be an improvement across the region.

city and alexandria city schools as are shendoah, page, warren, clarke, prince pileum, fairfax, king george. all the schools are closed. >> in west virginia grant, mineral, hardy, morgan, jefferson schools are closed. all theay d and cancellations are at the bottom of your scen. >> good to familiarize ourselves with all the school districts in the area. crews spread out thrghout the region to keep an eye on the conditions. first to lauryn ricketts and chuck bell. >> start with chuck, though. >> the o school district i did not hear on that list was the district of columbia. are d. schools open or closed? >> holiday week here in d.c.,o they're already closed. >> i justasoticed it not on the read on list. >> you can put a lot ofby thing me, but not that. here's what you need to know about the forecast. becominging rain in the ternoon and rapid melt down tomorrow. in the mid-50s with sunshine in th yes, indeed, snow showers are moving on in. you can see there from our live macture near the fredericksburg area. be coming down as a mix of rain and snow now as temperatures in fredericksburg are at

king george iii east most gracious speech to parliament in october, 1775, noted, for example, quote, the present situation in america, and my constant desire to have your advice, concurrence, and assistance on every important occasion have determined me to all you thus together early. this is a command. no matter how gracious the language is. s that command. -- how fwrashese the language is. this is a -- how gracious the language is. this is a command. the new york constitution of 1777, quote, it shall be the duty of the governor to inform the legislature at every session of the condition of the state. so far as may respect his department to recommend such matters to their consideration as shall appear to him to concern its good government, welfare, and prosperity. the pennsylvania constitution was more straightforward and a little more similar to what we find in the u.s. constitution. quote, he shall from time to time give to the general assembly information of the state of the commonwealth. and recommend to their consideration such measures as he may judge expedient. now the impetu

freic fredericksburg, king george. grant county west virginia ours ls will open three late. >> to the closings in virginia. warren, clark,wi hester, rappahannock, prince william and frederickounty schools today. >> in west virginia, morgan, berkeley, mineral, hardy, hampshire a c jeffersnty schools are closed today. >> you remember the updates are running at the bottom ofour screen. and you can find them in the nbc washington app. >>> team coverage as you get your thursday started will begiu with bell. and today's forecast, which is better than yesterday's. >> a solid three-inch to six-inch snowfall for most of the area yesterday. toda t it is about meltdown. a live view from city cera, overlooking reagan national airport this morning. a little brightening starting t take place. there's some areas of fog. be on theoulo half-mile of visibility, underla t joint base andrews. temperature-wise, most locations are above freezing. there's a few spots at or slightly below. 31 in ntgomery. 32 in dulles. 30 in wchester, virgini

maher's through king georges counties. st. mary's county, you may have a hard time getting any snow at all. coming up, i'm going to let you know what i'm thinking this will do with schools tomorrow. and also we' tracking some more rain in the forecast for the weekend. will we see any more oisnow? i'm to have more on the extended forecast in about 15 minutes. >>> hi. i'm social media editor brittany johnson. if you love h hop music, you've got to headown to southwest arts club and check out the latest hip hop pop-up museum. it is like a blast from the past when you walk into the exhibit. it's open now through march 17th and make sure you check it out. when you go, don't forget to tag us in your photos. someegendary rappers have donated item there is. don't forget to tag us in your . pics for more >>> president trump headed back to washington after negotiations to denuclearize north carolina failed. the president and u.s. secretary state mike pompeo say north korea wanted all of the sanctions against t dropped without giving eve

one of these landmarks is the grand eccentric royal pavilion with its indian style architecture king georgethe fourth at the residence converted into an oriental palace in the early nineteenth century . oh. this palace in particular is the best expression of how. he was he was a king who lived life to the state. right now as a lively music and art scene the town street art includes works by graffiti artist banksy. his painting of the kissing campers now surviving only as a copy is world famous. after london brightness the second time his concentration of restaurants in britain. two years ago sixty four degrees was named the city's best dining establishment. and of course there's always the beach and the sea a beautiful place to spend an evening. and the traction of the way came for people to come down here because they say the memorized sions of the stalins but there was a come down to see the incredible sunsets as. being a. golf course there are other winter sports on offer in the algo elves besides skiing and snowboarding and alex is going to show me one. so this is an alternative to skii

rick negron is king george the third. sabrina sloan is angelica skyler darilyn castillo is peggy skyler julia harriman is eliza hamilton) hamilton)eliza hamilton) we didn't expect to hear this in the middle of the nfl offseason. just a couple of weeks removed from celebrating a 6th world championship, patriots owner robert kraft...facing charges for soliciting prostitution the 77-year-old billionaire, one of the most powerful figures in all of sports and business, is among 25-people named in a months long investigation into human trafficking. police say they have video evidence of kraft paying for and engaging in sex acts on two occasions... at a strip-mall massage parlor in jupiter, florida despite that, he has denied any wrongdoing. he's facing two misdemeanor offenses, which present the possibility of some jail time, a fine, and community service. police say a warrant will be issued for his arrest. in our other top story, what a way to come out of the all-star break for the warriors. two games against potential playoff

city and alexandria city schools as are shendoah, page, warren, clarke, prince pileum, fairfax, king george. all the schools are closed. >> in west virginia grant, mineral, hardy, morgan, jefferson schools are closed. all theay d and cancellations are at the bottom of your scen. >> good to familiarize ourselves with all the school districts in the area. crews spread out thrghout the region to keep an eye on the conditions. first to lauryn ricketts and chuck bell. >> start with chuck, though. >> the one

their outstanding service and sacrifice during the first world war and awarded the prefix royal by king georgecondition which means she does not know how long she has to live. amy claire has such a positive outlook she has been cold the incurable optimist. we'll hear from a documentary maker who filmed her story since she was 15. cannot wait for that. all of that to come. all that to come on the bbc news channel. but this is where we say goodbye to viewers on bbc one. bye for now. if you are still with us, and i hope you are, we will continue with our programme. 100 years ago, the royal army chaplains' were recognised for their outstanding service and sacrifice during the first world war and awarded the prefix royal by king george v. on friday, her majesty the queen attended a service at wellington barracks to mark the centenary. we'rejoined now by padre tom hiney, a chaplain of five years who was at the commemoration. thank you for being with us here this morning. what was the format on friday? it was standard, a professional choir at the chapel, so that sounded beautiful. there were some tou

arngton, manassas, manassas park and stafford county schools will open two hours late, fred lisburg, king georgechools. >> now, to the closings in virginia. warr, clark, winchester, happrob happe rappahannock. >> in west virginia, morgan, berkeley,

king george and carolina county schools are starting the new year that day.t virginia public schools go back aftert on labor day -- after labor day becse of a bill requires waivers to return before the holiday. a bl tomend that law just passed earlier this week. >>> spoiler alert for fans of world of dance a local team is moving t on tohe next round of competition. >> nice. you may have caught a glimpse op the west ngfield dance team on last night'sshow, only part of the audition wasndeatured a with it some input fromr jenni lopez who is one of the judges. >> the choreographyest t let you down. but there was some really interesting pictures. there was some really interesting tricks. you guys werereally, really clean. congratulations, guys, we will see you in the duel. >> lookhe at costumes and the face paint. that's awesome. that announcemt means theeam will be on at least one more episode in the coming weeks. news 4 was at the watch party with the team last night as they relived that speci moment. >> to see it finally on tv and to seeth the m of preparation

now, i'm sorryok guysok inñr spotsylvania, couc northern neck and king george and outw3 here throughreme southern maryland. you're not in the winter weather advisory. l aks like this may b rain event for you. there could be some periods of iciness around here and it's not enough toxd createe1 any major issues.ow could have some issues as we ing. into monday mo look how far this is coming all day to do it. we'll time en that's goingto what to expect because that's the big question as we getw3t( 3(@onday and tuesday morning. i'll show you comingokt( up in minutes. >> meantime, lieutenant governor justin fair forecasts continues under threat of and two women accusing v)' of f1 otwo women accusing v)' of >> yesterday one of his alleged victims vanessa taylor said she's prepared to testify at any ame beforex+oç m"nedithfáÑi watson said faiax rape her inlp 2000 while they were at duke university.xd enounters were son sunsial and as found some african-americans m are questioning why democratic leaders are so quick to turn their back on one of our own. >> we'll have our say. i'm confident o

primarily to spread don't haveo that you tyrannyand not only the of the executive because they had the king george model of britain in mind but also legislative tyranny because the british parliament they felt was a tyrannical body, as well, effect on them. so what they did was, the only thing that resembles the national emergency in the original constitution is that suspend, raise habeas corpus, during invasions or insurrections. those are pretty dire circumstances and they don't general national emergency because i think they would have been very uncomfortable with it. this declaration of national emergency have been trivialized and they were building up in the early 1970's, i think, hundreds of them. at once.lmost 500 so this national emergencies act designed toactually sunset some of those and rein in the practice. well, it reined in to some extent because now we only have 30 and we had 59 since then and some have gone away but we have right now. so one might ask, well, is this all that serious? well, most of these emergencies have been used to sanction other countries and there's been largely

our founding fathers had enough of king george. and so they adopted a constitution which said, we are not going to have a king george or an authoritarian regime and not going to have the executive setting policy. they said the congress sets policy. and by the way, 300 of us in this body voted for the funding levels for border security. it didn't squeak by by some partisan advantage. 300 of us. which is to say well over 66%. now congress has a chance to answer the president and make it keer. he demanded that the american taxpayers pay for the wall that democrats and republicans alike say is expensive and ineffective. but again this is not about the wall. this is about our constitution nd our institution and our elf-respect. he has chosen to ignore the will of the american people as expressed by their representatives. he has set aside the wisdom of our founding fathers for the ex speedens of getting his own way. professor sloan noted last week, to my knowledge, this is the professor speaking, to my knowledge, no president has ever tr

in the southern zone, southern maryland, stafford, king george's county, this is all rain but everybody could see around an inch and that lead to isolated flooding issues tomorrow. depending on whe you are going to be a much different story tomorrow. north and west of washington that's where we're most likely going to see delays and a fewca ellations as well. >> look at the nextpl cdays. weather alert tomorrow. i was thinking wednesday, maybe, it's dry, but breezy, with 48 degrees. not the best day there. thursday looks great. 53 and sunshine. then we go right back into the rain on fri that's another storm that brings colder air again, that could give us a wintery mix on saturday and sunday. maybe snow on sunday with that stormn depending how cold. and another one, this is one to watch. 's about seven days out but we'll be watching that for you. a lot going on the next couple days and the next ten days looking stormy. >>> swipe left? swipe right. >> wink, don't. wi >> 40 million americans are using dating sites in hopes of finding that rig one. >> this valentine's week we're working f a

rick negron is king george the third.na sloan is angelica skyler darilyn castillo is peggy skyler julia harriman is eliza hamilton) you really couldn't script a story like this. just two weeks ago, patriots owner robert kraft was with his team celebrating at a victory parade for their 6th world championship... today, he's facing multiple charges for the solicitation of prostitution. it's a story that we brought you at the top of the newscast. the 77-year-old billionaire, one of the most powerful figures in all of sports and business, is among 25-people named in a months long investigation into human trafficking. police say they have video evidence of kraft paying for and engaging in sex acts on two occasions... at a strip-mall massage parlor in jupiter, florida despite that, he has denied any wrongdoing. he's facing two misdemeanor offenses, which present the possibility of some jail time, a fine, and community service. police say a warrant will be issued for his arrest. in our other top story, if the warriors did indeed

now, i'm sorryok guysok inñr spotsylvania, couc northern neck and king george and outw3 here throughther advisory. l aks like this may b rain event for you. there could be some periods of iciness around here and it's not enough toxd createe1 any major

opened up and the queen allowed me to be the first churchill biography to use her father's diary and king george the sixth gave an interview to an audience to winston churchill every tuesday lunchtime during the second world war and then, wonderfully we have huge amounts about his hopes and fears. we also have 41-- the relationship between the king and churchill was fascinating. in the not of been successful. it could have easily gone wrong. churchill supported the king's elder brother during the application crisis and the king had also very much but in favor trying to stop churchill from becoming prime minister, so it could have gone wrong, the relationship. instead it went magnificently right and very quickly the queen was referring to churchill by his christian name, the first time-- the only one of his prime minister's he called vice-- by his christian name and he used the word friendship in the diaries. you also have 41 sets of papers that have been deposited at the churchill archives in cambridge, the last big biography of him including mary's 1940. you have the diaries of the soviet ambas

there's a chance for sleet down in our southern zones, areas like southern maryland, stafford, king george's. for the afternoon hours it is all rain out there. ading into work tomorrow, if you have to head in you're dealing with snow. coming home you'lle potentially dealing with icy road conditions. >> thursderybody changes. look at thursday morning, chance of showers early thursdayut morningp to 56. some areas even a little bit warmer. 52 on friday so all the snow is guardianship. 46 with rain on saturday. watch this, boom, hello 70. a chance o rain early in the day then some sun in the afternoon with clouder c high of 70 degrees on sunday. then we start to go bac and by the middle of next week we're talking another >>> a local road that is infamous for deadly crashes claims another life this time fourhildren are left without their father and step father. >> it has happened again, folks. ur prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins explains why police say drivers like you are the key to preventing more tragedies on indian head highway. >> i'm going to miss him o >> reporter: juan c

stafford and king george counties with temperatures between about 33 and 36 degrees.o above freezing there, and no ro issues as far as the temperatures are ce cerned and ather is concerned down in southern maryland. and tomorrow we're going to warm up above freezing. but, doug, we're talking about a big temperature difference across the area from north to buth. a littl colder to the north where we saw more snowfall. >> we will see more sunshine. the more sun we get, the warmer we're going to be. take a look at the numbers. these were somef the forecasted numbers across the area. notice to the north, hagerstown only aroundgr 42 s. 535 around fredericksburg. but you folks arounderick and back to martin, definitely a chillier day. 52 on your friday. an isolated chance of a shower and most areas dry. sunday, a chance of a morninger shut then breezy. high of 68 on sunday. a couple of storms next week. e looks like a pretty weak storm wednesday, and then possibly a bigger storm next weekend. we're not quite done with winter just yet, guys, but looks like we're starting to t

rick negron is king george the third.loan is angelica skyler darilyn castillo is peggy skyler julia harriman is eliza hamilton) (grant) (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten... crews are still on the scene of that devastating cliff collapse on the san francisco coast.. two women were buried, one was pulled to safety... sadly the other has still not been found. the dangerous terrain and ocean, making it difficult for crews tonight. we are live at fort funston with the very latest. plus... the oakland teachers strike enters day 2.so far neither side has blinked in the standoff...as teachers say they are in this ... for the long haul.(pam) and breaking news out of san francisco... word tonight that san francisco public defender jeff adachi.. has died. we will have the very latest coming up.(ken) don't go away...ho

we fought the revolutionary war not to have king george. this is the actions of the king. no matter which route it will be challenged in the kout. it's a violation of the separation of power. and power of congress. he went through this for two months with the 35 day shut down. and we haven't had a national emergency. that's not true. there's no national emergency. border immigration or is down. 40 year low. there's not a problem with drugs coming in through the border where they build the wall. drogs come in through ports of entry. and submarines, trucks, cars. he used tunnels. he never went through texas. that's not where drugs come from. it's a false narrative. a political issue for the president. and this is on his ego and his political capitol. and wants his base to say they finished the wall. they started. i'm surprised he can spell it right. >> in terms of what happens next. if he declares a national emergency you have this joint resolution path. and certainly he has a better chance legally there. the 76 act is very open. i don't think it's ever been challenged. if h

church, and alexandria city schools a are loudoun, waen, clarke, culpeper, stafford, fedric and king george county schools. west vigrant, mineral, hardy, morgan, >> closings are all found on the bottom of your screen and the nb washingtonapp. >> nobody is going to school. we do have team coverage of the storm and its potential impacts and the steps already taken to get the roads ready. melissa mollet standing by. lauryn rkets and chuck bell with the latest. >> the coating of the ground already in fredericksburg. a quick burst of one to three o inch snow here with this first leading edge of the moisture. i'mlad we didn't move those numbers out. look at the big dry slot athere. ould mean a bit of an end to the precip before it changes ba over to rain later on in the afternoon. so, everybody, i think, has a chance of getting a one to three inches of snow here between now and noontime. additional amounts of snow, maybe more likely north and west. here comes the snowflakes. if you see the snow outside, se me a picture of it on twitter @chuckbell4. southern maryland viewers say there wasn't snow

as are loudoun counties,ic fred shenandoah, warren, culpeper a prince william and king george county schools. >> inrg west ia now, morgan, berkeley, mineral, grant, hardy, h hamshire. >> live look here for you from chopper 4 up over the d.c. region right now. you can even see the snow falling there. the very first flakes of what will no doubt be a very snowy morning. >> exactly. >> we have you covered, though. torm anderage of this its potential impacts and the steps already taken to get the roads ready. >>issa mollet has a check on the roads and. lauryn is outside and bill you're inside. tell us what's going on. >> snow movingck in q here this morning. that is the reason for the winter storm warnings tha we have in place. and, again, this is going to ontinue to fill in here during the morninghours. a little bit of a break and all that in the ohio valley. that iom allg down in the form of rain. so, this will start out as all snow and it will end as all rain. snowfall am if you live around the d.c. metro area, if you're expecting three to six inches, you'retust ab pleased with this ev

down in southern maryland, stafford, king george's county you should be heading nto school tomorrow.lly not a huge concern for icen in that area. in the d.c. metro area we'll continue to see rain and pocke of freezing rain until about 3:00 a.m. temperatures right around freezing going to lead to some isolated slick spots. back in our western zone we're going to see rain and freezing rain until about midnight. temperatures at or just below leading that is going to to some slick spots out there. and our mountain zones, i think we're going to see a lot of slick spots tomorrow morning. then to our afternoon hours, and weo from winter to spring with a while of 54 degreess tomorrow, some sunshinet growing through the day. member a shower on friday, especially northern virginia. a hemhrature of 52. rain is looking likely on your aysaturday. suight now is looking like the better of it two weekend days, first of all, because there's only t chance of a morning shower. and secondly, look at the temperure. near 70 degrees on sunday. chance of rain and snow on a wednesda also keeping a close eye

they had had enough of king george telling them what to do. so they created this extraordinary government and separation of powers. where each had their responsibility. and video -- and the other could not tread on that responsibility and authority. that is what tomorrow's vote is about, not a wall, but the constitution. the wall is an important issue, but the constitution is a transcendent issue. the issue will be whether the congress of the united states will exercise the authority given to it under article one of the constitution. or whether it will abdicate its responsibilities. i hope that i hope that every member of the congress votes not for party, not for a president, but votes for a constitutional system that is preserved democracy for over two centuries because of the checks and balances that we talk so much about. therrow, we will have opportunity to commit ourselves to it, not just talk about it. i pray that the members of the house will have the conscience and the courage

it plays for both parties and we fought the revolutionary war not to have king george and this is the actions of a king and no matter which route he takes it's a challenge for the courts because it's a violation of separations of powers. he went through the her -- cherade. there is no national emergency. border immigration is down, to a 40 year low. there's not a problem with drugs coming in through the border he used sub marines, trucks, cars, tunnels, he never went through texas. this is a false narrative. it's a political issue for the president, and this is his ego and his political capital and he wants his base to say that they have quote, unquote, finished the wall. they haven't even started the wall. i'm surprised he can put two ls in it and spell it right. >> if he declares a national emergency then you have this joint resolution path and he has a better chance legally there. it's never been successfully challenged. i don't think it's ever been challenged in terms of any declaration of a national emergency. if he goes straight executive order then it's a little bit more dicey.

our founding fathers had enough of king george. and so they adopted a constitution which said, we are not going to have a king george or an authoritarian regime and not going to have the executive setting policy. they said the congress sets policy. and by the way, 300 of us in this body voted for the funding levels for border security. it didn't squeak by by some partisan advantage. 300 of us. which is to say well over 66%. now congress has a chance to answer the president and make it keer. he demanded that the american taxpayers pay for the wall that democrats and republicans alike say is expensive and ineffective. but again this is not about the wall. this is about our constitution nd our institution and our elf-respect. he has chosen to ignore the will of the american people as expressed by their representatives. he has set aside the wisdom of our founding fathers for the ex speedens of getting his own way. professor sloan noted last week, to my knowledge, this is the professor speaking, to my knowledge, no president has ever tr

is giving donald trump his ideas that he should become a fascist dictator, that he should become king george iv, you know, and he should declare, you know, separation from the american experiment and just start acting like a third world potentate, they do not represent what the nation is. they are asking him to destroy the fabric of the united states. donald trump can't handle the truth, to paraphrase a movie. none of the republicans appear to be able to want to find the truth because the truth will be so damaging -- listen, ali, simply put, this is the single-most serious investigation in the history of the united states and it could either rip the fabric of this country apart. but to do it we're going to have to take a good long look to find out where the facts lie. a manny, the fbi which, you know, keeps people safe in ways they don't even know, has been vilified since this president was running for office. what does this do to the fbi? >> it demoralizes them. i won't say it paralyzes them because the men and women of the fbi are still doing the good work that they have been and will cont

king george and careline county schools start the new year that day. now most virginia public schools go back weeks ler after labor day because of a bill that requires waivers to return before the holiday. a bill to amend that law justed pa earlier this week in the general assembly. >>> 5:49 right now. spoiler ale for fans of "world of dance" a local team is moving on to the next round of mpetition. you may have caught a glimpse on last night's show. only part of the audition was featured and with it some input from judge jennifer lopez. >> the choreography at times let you down, but there was some really interesting pictures. there was some really interesting tricks. you guys were really, really clean. cong we will see you in the duel. >> good luck. >> just to hear j. lo give you all that feedback would be awesome. the team will be on one more episode in the coming weeks. news 4 was at the watch party with the team last night as they relived that final moment. >> to see it on tv and see the months of preparation and hard work actually com agent is unb

. >> we fought the revolutionary war not to have king george or a successor. the actions of a king. and no matter which route he takes it, will be challenged from the court. >> if the president can declare an emergency on something that he has created as an emergency, an allusion that he wants to convey just think of what a president with different values can present to the american people. brian: been on the books since 1976. 58 times presidents with different values have been in the white house and 58 times. and in fact, 31 of the emergency actions are still on the books since 1976. so how bad can they be? and we know we have had a diversity of opinions of people in the white house. president obama did it dozens of times. president trump dba dozen times. president trump has already had three executive orders declaring a state of emergency. ainsley: you heard democrats that aren't for it a lot of republicans that are for this. listen to this. >> i think he will go the the national emergency route. we had three weeks to find a compromise. the hope was we could

looking very french so is this the reason why he writes so many years later in his memoirs about how king georgehe third turned his back on him? i don't know. maybe he was looking too french although the french style was very much accepted at the english court but let's look at john adams because i think one of the first things you notice is i don't know for sure if adams is wearing a wig or if it is his own here but he did utilize both. you can see it is not dressed quite as full as jeffersons and certainly not as heavily powdered. the suit he is wearing is very fashionable with that high collar again it is a frock coat, it is a day suits. that very slim sleeve with a vertical vent to its, this shows he was up to date as far as the passion and these large metal buttons were much more popular in england and france. he is looking very much in the english style here whereas i think jefferson we see him looking a little more in the french. it took jefferson two years to receive the portraits and he is getting a little nervous because he knows the family will be returning to the united states so he

allah king george. if we accept that view not even common sense or english dictionary or the constitution which we swear to uphold can act as a constraint. to the laws that give the president emergency authorities a lot of scholars and commentators pointed out we have almost lost track of how many authorities we have granted to the president or whether these grants of emergency authorities remain warranted. you're on. we'll describe some of those laws for us. many of which have never been used. nonetheless they remain on the books and just as robert jackson put it on a different emergency claim, they, quote, lie about like a loaded weapon. unquote. telling me after president trump began talking in late 2018 about declaring a national emergency a lot of lawyers and scholars spent weeks spinning their wheels the bubbldget director t the press how they combed through the code looking for loopholes to allow them to move money around. the american people deserve better, they deserve to know the president pre

that's what we were moving away from with king george iii but here you have again republicans after fightingresidency for decades turning over a power that would allow future democratic socialist presidents to declare emergency on global warming or after the next school shooting to declare a national emergency and ban semiautomatic weapons to do just about everything that conservatives have feared for a very long time. >> we could go back and play, as we have on this show, the criticisms of executive overreach just in the last administration by republicans of barack obama, and they were right in many of those cases. but it's brought up tongue in cheek sometimes. but if you let thissous and go on the record with a senate vote after it clears the house, what is stopping the next democratic president and the trump years will end at am son and there will be another democratic president who will do what you just laid out. they believe climate change is an actual emergency. they can do things they want to do because they view a real emergency. if we give this power to the presidency of the united

country in the first place, why it is two and a half centuries ago under the administration of king george iii we decided we had been taxed too much, regulated too op civil, represented by a government that was far from us and slow to respond to the needs of the people. we as americans can learn much from our founding generation, from remembering why it is that we fly the stars and stripes and no longer the union jack. it wasn't just about getting rid of a monarmonarchy, it was abou freedom. this isn't a partisan issue. this is a constitutional issue. and it is an absolute imperative for our freedom. just as we have been since 1776, we as americans are ready for this fight. are you ready to join me and your fellow americans in restoring freedom? [ applause ] i thank each of you for the work that you do. you are the activists, you are the people who move the movement. i say, bring it on, let's roll, let's keep making america great again. thank you very much. [ applause ] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, to discuss the free enterprise system, please welcome from the blaze tv, dineen borelli. ♪ >>

mix professionalism with being from the with other leaders, goes back to the french king's envoy, lafayette who george washington almost treated as a son. george washington had no children of his own, quite famous that lafayette was treated by the commander-in-chief that way. it is strange to me to say you can't be friends with someone you're trying to negotiate with. i would think it is the opposite, good personal, she was when the two, make xi jinping make concessions to donald trump he otherwise might not make if he was being treated brutally or in a nasty way. on tariffs, the point of the tariffs is not to protect american industry like alexander hamilton did. the point of the tariffs is to enough inflict pain on the chinese, the president uses the word punitive, that they will come to the table. he will increase to 25%, one statement in these areas. unlike my colleague, nancy pelosi support the tariffs, chuck schumer, he had a press conference saying i support donald trump and these tariffs so there is widespread agreement in the democratic party to stop the loss of jobs and help people who work

kennedy, who is the daughter of george wallace told this fantastic story on the faith and politics pilgrimage last year in montgomery, alabama. we were sitting in dr. king'sch. george wallace was a huge, huge, as we all know segregationist. but after he got shot, he had a conversion. she told a story of how george wallace came into that church in his wheelchair, went down to center of the church and begged forgiveness from the testimony congregation there. and from that moment on, he did everything in his power to make amends and his last race for governor, he won the majority of the african-american vote because they appreciated the fact that he knew he was wrong and he made amends. what is governor northam going to do to make amends? >> we've read he's been hold up. and we've got reverend al at the table in new york as well. this is mark herring's statement yesterday explaining that he and friends at the university of virginia went to a party dressed like rappers that they listened to at the time like curtis blow. he goes on to explain that, quote, because we did not have an appreciation for of experiences and perspectives of others, we dressed up and p