. >> i urge a no vote and yield four minutes to my good friend mr. davis of illinois, ranking republican member on house administration for a further explanation of this amendment. >> the gentleman from illinois is recognized. >> i first want to thank the u.s. capitol police, sergeant-at-arms employees who were here on the front lines protecting this capitol last week during the unprecedented attack. it is imperative we focus on insuring a safe inauguration day, protecting members and staff during this time of increased threats and making sure that our capitol police officers have the support that they need. we need to insure that what we saw happen a week ago today never happens again. yesterday i introduced, along with representatives a bill to

mr. davis: mr. president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of hawaii seems to be regular in form and authentic, and it appears therefrom that joseph r. biden jr. of the state of delaware received four votes for president and kamala d. harris of the state of california received four votes for vice president. vice president pence: are there any objections to counting the certificate of vote from the state of hawaii that the teller hasified appears to be regular in form and anun-- has verified appears to be regular in form and authentic? hearing none this certificate from idaho, the parliamentarian's advised me, is the only vert of vote from the state that purports to be a return from the state, that has annexed through it a certificate from an authority of the state purporting to appoint or ascertain electors. mr. blunt: mr. president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of idaho seems to be regular in form and authentic, and it appears therefrom that donald j. trump o

continue, mr. davis. >> thank you. so the -- this renewal petition was reviewed under a.b. 1505, which means on the state dashboard, it generally falls in the yellow zone. it appears that the blue and green are the best, and the orange and red are the worst. since it's a middle charter, the authorizer may grant renewal. further, the review shall look at the evidence that the charter school has achieved measurable increases in academic achievement as defined by at least one year's progress for each year in school or strong post secondary outcomes as defined by college enrollment, persistence, and completion rates. so the staff review of c.a.t.s. indicated that under standardized assessment data, the school did not achieve measurable increases in academic achievement for all students but did achieve some measurability increases in certain groups of students. secondly, city arts produced strong post secondary outcomes as defined by college enrollments, persistence, and completion rates. as mentioned earlier, the petition

speaker with that i urge a no vote on the previous question i yield 4 minutes that to my good friend mr davis of eleanor the ranking republican member on house in the street for a further explanation of this amendment the gentleman from illinois recognized for 4 minutes thank you mr speaker i 1st want to thank the u.s. capitol police and sergeant at arms employees who were here on the front lines protecting this capitol last week during the unprecedented attack it is imperative that we focus on ensuring a safe inauguration day protecting members and staff during this time of increased threats and making sure that our capitol police officers have the support that they need we need to ensure that what we saw happen a week ago today never happens again yesterday i introduced along with representatives cat cohen comber a bill that would create a national commission on the domestic terrorist attack upon the united states capitol a bipartisan commission would consist of 10 members 5 republicans 5 democrats appointed by the next president. and by house and senate leadership this commission would be

right the gentleman from ohio is recognized misspeak i have 2 minutes to the gentleman from arizona mr davis recognized thank you mr speaker violence in the capital last week has been condemned by republicans democrats and by president trump so i wonder why are the democrats stoking the fire instead of belching the flames this this 25th amendment resolution is actually similar with some differences from the proposal filed in october of this year by the same representative and joined by 42 democrats the problem that time is they were trying to get this commission together this time they want the vice president to. invoke the other portion of article 4 but the problem of course is the vice president said a very lovely letter to them saying he's not going to do that so our nation is divided and while folks on the left are trying to lay this on president trump you should consider a few a few statements from colleagues across the aisle one of our colleagues at one point said if you see anybody from that cabinet meeting mr trump's cabinet in a restaurant and department store or a gas station you g

raskin: i'm yielding 45 seconds to mr. davis of illinois. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois, mr. danny davis,s is -- is recognized for 45 seconds. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. after listening to all that i've heard this evening, i still have the faith and belief that we can come together as a unit. i was reading my bible the other day and saw that it said, come and let us reason together. otherwise we shall all be destroyed by the edge of the sword. i say to my colleagues, let's reason together. you cannot erase truth with a lie. you cannot pretend that what has happened did not happen. yes, we ought to have a president, but it's time for this one to go. i urge passage of this resolution and agree wholeheartedly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from ohio. mr. jordan: we reserve. the speaker pro tempore: he reserves. mr. raskin. mr. raskin: i yield 45 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from california, mr. thom

yesterday, mr davies�* group said he had their unanimous support, but shortly after that, the presidingcted members had consumed alcohol on the senedd premises and that she was referring the matter to the standards commissioner for further investigation. and this morning, paul davies and his chief whip, darren miller, have both announced they are standing down from their front bench positions. the bbc has been given exclusive access to the nurse—led covid wards at clacton community hospital in essex. they are experiencing high patient demand and an increasing number of patients are not surviving covid—19. simon dedman and cameraman jamie niblock report. staff have struggled a lot more the second time round. you can see them really struggling, gasping for air, it's horrendous on our part. stressful. it's stressful for everyone. patients come in, walking in here, and they are covid—positive, and, within a few days, you see them deteriorating, they're so fatigued they can't move and then gradually we see them dying. but we still have to be there for them until the end. two months since we

yesterday, mr davies' group said he had their unanimous support, but shortly after that, the presiding she confirmed that four elected members had consumed alcohol on the senedd premises and she was referring the matter to the standards commissioner for further investigation. and this morning, paul davies and his chief whip, darren miller, have both announced they are standing down from their front bench positions. the headlines on bbc news: more than a thousand people have been arrested in russia as police crack down on protests by supporters of the jailed opposition leader alexei navalny. one of those detained is mr navalny�*s wife, yulia, who was at a demonstration attended by thousands in moscow. senior doctors call for changes in the vaccine roll—out in the uk. they want the i2—week gap between the first and second dose of the pfizerjab to be halved. now for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. england stone contention on the second _ england stone contention on the second day— england stone contention on the second day of— england stone contention on the sec

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mr. rodney davis, the gentlewoman from california, ms. lofgren, and the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx. the tellers will come forward and take their seats at the desk in front of the speaker's rostrum. backncer: the house is tomorrow to vote on a rules package for the house. live house coverage here on c-span at 10:00 a.m. eastern. announcer: c-span's washington journal, every day we are taking your calls lies on the air on -- lies on the air, and we will discuss -- live on the air. monday morning we look at the week ahead for congress and how it is looking for the incoming hyden administration. we will also have molly reynolds from the brookings institution to talk about congress and the incoming administration. watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. announcer: president trump travels to georgia monday for a rally in support of republican senator's david perdue and kelly loeffler. both are facing runoff e

trump was describing kamala harris as being a nasty person or whatever to us that he was saying and mr. davisd the story to point out that kamala harris had this comment that she could be quite empathetic and something she will share with president biden and there were other instances like that throughout. she was a woman whose daughter died unexpectedly and she makes a point of calling this woman on mother's day and anniversary dates. it happened to be her first press secretary who many people will know. she called tyrone's widow on the anniversary of his death at the end of the campaign, the presidents on the vice presidential campaign. she didn't have a lot of time to spare but she figured out a few moments to give her a call and i think it mattered. anniversary dates can be quite painful. >> it's a interesting because you said she someone who can be flinty at times and can be cautious but she has these unscripted moments of empathy and caring particularly for those in her circle but we only have a few minutes left so i wanted to take the conversation on a completely different track or the

>> madame speaker, i yield 30 seconds to the gentleman from illinois, mr. davis. >> the gentleman from illinois is recognized for 30 seconds. >> i heard a few minutes ago there had been no hearings. i have heard from the people of the 7th district of illinois. they have told me what to do. they have said impeach this president. impeach this president and do it now. i will follow their instructions and vote yes to impeach this president and i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> we continue to reserve. >> the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> i now yield 30 seconds to the gentlelady from texas, ms. ez escobar. >> what i hope that americans understand is that it was a terrorist attack against our country. those that came and participated must be found and prosecuted. those that aided and abetted must be found and prosecuted. and the man that incited it, president donald j. trump, our greatest national security threat, must be impeached, held accountable and never be allowed to hold office again. >> the jedwoman

i would like to yield three minutes to my good friend, mr. davis of illinois. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to address their remarks to the chair and the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. davis: thank you, madam speaker. i appreciate my good friend, mr. cole, for wielding. it's disappointing that house democrats have completely dismissed the first opportunity to work together in this new congress to instill voter confidence and protect the integrity of our election process. the purpose of h.res. 5 is to address many of the election administration problems that occurred in 2020. something i've encouraged the committee on house administration and this house to address long before the 2020 general election. the resolution would have required the committee on house administration to report out a bill that contains five main provisions. first, a provision to ensure this house's commitment to upholding the u.s. constitution and maintaining that it is states that have the primary authority to conduct elections. not the federal government.

i would like to yield three minutes to my good friend, mr. davis of illinois. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to address their remarks to the chair and the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. davis: thank you, madam speaker. i appreciate my good friend, mr. cole, for wielding. it's disappointing that house democrats have completely dismissed the first opportunity to work together in this new congress to instill voter confidence and protect the integrity of our election process. the purpose of h.res. 5 is to address many of the election administration problems that occurred in 2020. something i've encouraged the committee on house administration and this house to address long before the 2020 general election. the resolution would have required the committee on house administration to report out a bill that contains five main provisions. first, a provision to ensure this house's commitment to upholding the u.s. constitution and maintaining that it is states that have the primary authority to conduct elections. not the federal government.

raskin: i'm yielding 45 seconds to mr. davis of illinois. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois, mr. danny davis,s is -- is recognized for 45 seconds. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. after listening to all that i've heard this evening, i still have the faith and belief that we can come together as a unit. i was reading my bible the other day and saw that it said, come and let us reason together. otherwise we shall all be destroyed by the edge of the sword. i say to my colleagues, let's reason together. you cannot erase truth with a lie. you cannot pretend that what has happened did not happen. yes, we ought to have a president, but it's time for this one to go. i urge passage of this resolution and agree wholeheartedly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from ohio. mr. jordan: we reserve. the speaker pro tempore: he reserves. mr. raskin. mr. raskin: i yield 45 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from california, mr. thom

and mr. davis told the story point out that kamala harris could be quite empathetic. something i think she really does share with president biden. there were other instances like that throughout. there was a woman his daughter died unexpectedly of the seizure. she makes a point of calling this woman on mother's day, anniversary dates that happened with her press secretary. people will know. and she called tehran's widow on the anniversary of his death and end of the campaign really the presidential campaign. she did not have a lot of time to spare. but she figured out a few moments to give a call. and i think it mattered. anniversary dates can be quite painful as it quite possibly doesn't respect you paint this portrait of someone i can be very cautious but then has both of these unscripted moments of empathy and caring. particular for those in the circle. we only have about three minutes (i want to take the conversation on a completely different track. we have a lot of people who are reporters and also are working on books. i also want to talk a little bit about the

mr. davis: i heard a few minutes ago that there had been no hearing. well i have heard from the people of the 7th district of illinois. they have told me what to do. they have said impeach this president. impeach this president and do it now. i will follow their instructions and vote yes to impeach this president. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. jordan: we continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: i yield 30 seconds to the gentlelady from texas, ms. escobar. ms. escobar: on january 6, terrorists attacked the united states of america. it was an attempted coup and insurrection. but what i hope americans understand that it was a terrorist attack against our country. those who participated must be found and prosecuted. those who aided and abetted must be found and prosecuted and the man who incited it, president trump must be impeached, h

>> madam speaker i yield 30 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from illinois, mr. davis. >> the gentleman from illinois is recognized for 30 seconds. >> thank you madam speaker. i heard it few minutes ago that there had been no hearings. i had heard from people in the seventh district of illinois, they have told me what to do. they have said impeach this president. impeach this president and do it now. i will follow their instructions and vote yes to impeach this president. and i yelled back. >> the gentleman yields back. at the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> we continue to reserve. >> if from new york is recognized. >> madam speaker i now yield 30 seconds to the distinguished gentle lady from texas. >> the gentleman will make gentleman from texas is permanent comic recognized. >> unchained ray sixth, terrorists attacked the united states of america. it was unscented coo and insurrection but what i hope americans understand is that a terrorist attack against our country. those who came and participated must be found and prosec

well, says lincoln, if somehow mr. davisould slip out of the country unbeknownst to me, then much of our problem would go away. the institution of the presidency changed dramatically at the end of the 19th century, the beginning of the 20th century. through the 19th century, the president and the presidency were not at the certain of american political life. they were not expected to be. by the constitution, congress was supposed to be the leading institution, the president was simply the chief executive. he would execute the will of congress. and most presidents of the 19th century followed that model. there were only a couple of 19th century presidents that people remember, andrew jackson, abe lincoln, maybe thomas jefferson. james polk has his fan club. for the most part, presidents of the 19th century are unmemorable by design. things change in the 20th century when and because the united states for the first time has a full-time foreign policy. i've written about 19th century presidents and when i write about a presiden

mr. danny davis, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. davis will vote yes on h.r. 335. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. tlaib of michigan, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. tlaib will vote no on h.r. 335. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. pocan of wisconsin, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. pocan will vote aye on h.r. 335. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. wagner, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. wagner will vote yes on h.r. 335. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. bill p

mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i first want to thank the u.s. capitol police and sergeant at arms employees who were here on the frontlines protecting this capitol last week during the unprecedented attack. it is imperative we focus on ensuring a safe inauguration day, protecting members and staff during this time of increased threats, and making sure that our capitol police officers have the support that they need. we need to ensure that what we saw happen a week ago today never happens again. yesterday, i introduced, along with representatives katko and comer, a bill that would create a national commission on the domestic terrorist attack upon the united states capitol. the bipartisan commission would consists of 10 members, five republicans, five democrats, appointed by the next president and by house and senate leadership. this commission would be tasked with investigating the domestic terrorist attack that occurred in this building just a week ago. and it will provide us recommendations to prevent similar attacks from happening in the futur

mr. davis: i heard a few minutes ago that there had been no hearing. well i have heard from the people of the 7th district of illinois. they have told me what to do. they have said impeach this president. impeach this president and do it now. i will follow their instructions and vote yes to impeach this president. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. jordan: we continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: i yield 30 seconds to the gentlelady from texas, ms. escobar. ms. escobar: on january 6, terrorists attacked the united states of america. it was an attempted coup and insurrection. but what i hope americans understand that it was a terrorist attack against our country. those who participated must be found and prosecuted. those who aided and abetted must be found and prosecuted and the man who incited it, president trump must be impeached, h

mr. davis: i heard a few minutes ago that there had been no hearing.ell i have heard from the people of the 7th district of illinois. they have told me what to do. they have said impeach this president. impeach this president and do it now. i will follow their instructions and vote yes to impeach this president. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. jordan: we continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: i yield 30 seconds to the gentlelady from texas, ms. escobar. ms. escobar: on january 6, terrorists attacked the united states of america. it was an attempted coup and insurrection. but what i hope americans understand that it was a terrorist attack against our country. those who participated must be found and prosecuted. those who aided and abetted must be found and prosecuted and the man who incited it, president trump must be impeached, hel

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i yield four minutes to my good friend mr. davisillinois, the ranking republican member on house administration for a further explanation of this amendment. >> the gentleman from illinois is recognized for four minutes. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the u.s. capitol police and the sergeant at arms employees who were here on the front lines protecting this capitol last week during the unprecedented attack. it is imperative that we focus on ensuring a safe inauguration day, protecting members and staff during this time of increased threats and making sure that our capitol police officers have the support that they need. we need to ensure that what we saw happen a week ago today never happens again. yesterday i introduced along with representatives katko and comer a bill that would create a national commission on the domestic terrorist attack upon the united states capitol. the bipartisan commission would consist of ten members, five republicans, five democrats. appointed by the next president and by house and senate leade

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mr. julian davis, mr. ed donaldson and mr. oscar james. and eric shaw from the mayor's office of housing and community development as well as oci's interim executive director will serve on this committee along with additional time. along with also commissioner scott for paving the way to do the right thing. along with the work to make sure that oci does the right thing along with the city to provide recommendations to the certificate of preference program so that future generation cans benefit and be welcomed back to san francisco. thank you for your hard work in advance. madam secretary, please call the next item. >> order of business is 8, report of the executive director. madam director? >> thank you, madam secretary. and there was some momentous items or events that have occurred since we were last together that i wanted to update you on. and last tuesday, january 12, ocii did acquire the transbay temporary terminal site from the tjpa. as you recall, this matter came before you last year through a purchase and sale agreement. thanks to

mr. julian davis, mr. ed donaldson and mr. oscar james. and eric shaw from the mayor's office of housing and community development as well as oci's interim executive director will serve on this committee along with additional time. along with also commissioner scott for paving the way to do the right thing. along with the work to make sure that oci does the right thing along with the city to provide recommendations to the certificate of preference program so that future generation cans benefit and be welcomed back to san francisco. thank you for your hard work in advance. madam secretary, please call the next item. >> order of business is 8, report of the executive director. madam director? >> thank you, madam secretary. and there was some momentous items or events that have occurred since we were last together that i wanted to update you on. and last tuesday, january 12, ocii did acquire the transbay temporary terminal site from the tjpa. as you recall, this matter came before you last year through a purchase and sale agreement. thanks to

. >> i urge a no vote and yield four minutes to my good friend mr. davisillinois, ranking republican member on house administration for a further explanation of this amendment. >> the gentleman from illinois is recognized. >> i first want to thank the u.s. capitol police, sergeant-at-arms employees who were here on the front lines protecting this capitol last week during the unprecedented attack. it is imperative we focus on insuring a safe inauguration day, protecting members and staff during this time of increased threats and making sure that our capitol police officers have the support that they need. we need to insure that what we saw happen a week ago today never happens again. yesterday i introduced, along with representatives a bill to create a national commission on the domestic terrorist attack upon the united states capitol. the bipartisan commission would consist of 10 members, five republicans, five democrats, appointed by the next president and by house and senate leadership. this commission would be tasked with investigating the domestic terr

>> madame speaker, yield 30 seconds to the distinguished general and from illinois, mr. davis. >> the gentleman from illinois is recognized for 30 seconds. >> i heard a few minutes ago that there had been no hearings. i have heard from the people of the seventh strict of illinois. they have told me what to do. they have said impeach this president. impeach this president and do it now. i will follow their instructions and vote yes to impeach this president and i yield back. >> the gentleman from new york reserves. >> we continue to reserve. >> the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> i now yield 30 seconds to the distinguished and lady from texas, miss escobar. >> that gentlewoman from texas is recognized for 30 seconds. >> terrorist attack the united states of america. it was a tempted to and insurrection that i hope americans understand that it was a terrorist attack against our country. those who came and participated must be found and prosecuted. those who aided and abetted it must be found and prosecuted in the man who incited it, president donald j. trump, our great

>> madam speaker i yield 30 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from illinois, mr. davishe gentleman from illinois is recognized for 30 seconds. >> thank you, madam speaker. i heard a few minutes ago that there had been no hearing. i have heard from the people of the seventh district of illinois. they have told me what to do. they have said, impeach this president. impeach this president and do it now. i will follow their instructions and vote "yes" to impeach this president, and i yield back. >> gentleman yields back. gentleman from new york reserves. the jatgentleman ohio. >> we rov. >> continues to reserve. gentleman from new york recognized. >> i yield 30 seconds to the distinguished gentle lady from texas. >> the general woman is recognized. >> on january 6th terrorists attacked the united states of america. an attempted coup and insurrection, but what i hope americans understand is that it was a terrorist attack against our country. those who came and participated must be found and prosecuted. those who aided nnd abetted must be found and prosecuted and the man who

mr. julian davis, mr. ed donaldson and mr. oscar james.rom the mayor's office of housing and community development as well as oci's interim executive director will serve on this committee along with additional time. along with also commissioner scott for paving the way to do the right thing. along with the work to make sure that oci does the right thing along with the city to provide recommendations to the certificate of preference program so that future generation cans benefit and be welcomed back to san francisco. thank you for your hard work in advance. madam secretary, please call the next item. >> order of business is 8, report of the executive director. madam director? >> thank you, madam secretary. and there was some momentous items or events that have occurred since we were last together that i wanted to update you on. and last tuesday, january 12, ocii did acquire the transbay temporary terminal site from the tjpa. as you recall, this matter came before you last year through a purchase and sale agreement. thanks to the dedicated w

davis. he said mr. lincoln shall interpose his power to prevent these atrocious assassinations of nigro soldiers. the civilized world will hold him equally, with jefferson davis, responsible for them. next. in addition to cruel treatment which i confederates, guess they would kind of expect, black soldiers also had to worry about treatment from their fellow union soldiers. and also civilians in the town. a lot of people harbored prejudiced views against african-american soldiers. these stories were printed to show the hardships and conditions that african-american on the other side of that, there were stories of white officers supporting their black soldiers and newspapers were showing this, they were supporting those soldiers. there was one instance that the newspaper entitled the right spirit, and colonel james alexander who commanded the first brigade in tennessee, he wrote to the bulletin and he basically said these are well drilled and disciplined colored soldiers, they are not here to wage warfare

davis. and he said that mr. lincoln shall interpose his power. zed world will hold him equally with jefferson davis responsible for them. next, in addition to trul treatment from the confederates, black soldiers also had to worry about treatment from their fellow soldiers. the stories were printed, too, to show the hardship of the conditions that african-american soldiers have to endure as they fought from the union. there was sorries of officers. newspapers were showing this. and he basically said that these are well drilled, disciplined, and colored soldiers. they're not here to wage war fair against you, and they're here to protect you. they're faithfully obeying orders and they're do everything they're supposed to do and he ended with "in several instances the guards have been fired upon by citizens. if such things happen again, they're not only instructed to shoot a person down in their tracks but burn down the houses from which the shots came." next. next. next. another issue that came up was pay. this was something that the militia act perm

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mr. trump even tweeted in 2018 i have the absolute right to pardon myself. a law professor at uc davis. >> no one knows because no one's ever tried it unsurprisingly. >> reporter: he said pardons are usually used for specific crimes and wonders would the president or his close circle have to admit to a crime before a pardon? >> the way president trump has been talking about pardoning people it's for anything in the past possible. and that's normally the way pardons work. >> reporter: legal scholars are divided on if a self-pardon is allowed since there's no clear language on it in the constitution. congress could not intervene and stop it. >> the way it would be tested is that it gives someone like himself a blanket pardon and later on someone is indicted and then the court will have to judge whether or not the pardon is valid. but my understanding it's probably not. >> reporter: the constitution states, however, the president cannot pardon for impeachment. if he is impeached and convicted by two thirds of the senate, he could not hold office again. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> we s

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davis. joined by peter by he's a lawmaker from the governing city and the coordinator of germany's transatlantic cooperation policies mr baez what do you make of the developments in washington of the past 2 days yeah we have seen an attack on the very democracy all that off the on the democratic structures the institutions and i don't think it's only a national thing sent shock waves around the globe and i fear that it's not over yet. are you surprised by the simple. yes i well we've seen over the past 4 years especially because prompted by the rhetoric of rhetoric yesterday the folks what they did for us today it's really horrible some of this embolden right wing extremists here in europe do you agree. i don't think so i mean we have the concern is is there any of the right wing populist movements or is there throughout many european union countries we have them in germany in the parliament even and in other you member states as well we have to fight to counter that the best way to do that it's not true you know counter violence or something but by you know seeing and convincing people that democracy is the most attra

mr. trump's travel ban on muslim and african countries.n diminish cofounder of "the federalist" and victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institution. what the top of your list? >> i remember biden 30 years ago destroying the second african-american nominee to the supreme court clarence thomas. in five occasions he called the president of the united states a racist, that call for unity has to be masked by deeds, maybe he should make a call to jim comey -- don't say the republican party should be burned down or maybe he should call stan mcchrystal and don't compare him directly to his supporters to al qaeda, one by eugene robinson that suggests republicans mostly white needed to be deprogrammed, you ran another one by max booth saying fox news should be deep platform, let's not do that here at he can make another call to mark zuckerberg and say don't you guys just to stop the monopolies, he's not going to do that but what is going to happen is a donald trump is a ghost now, he is gone, he can't even tweet and now rasmussen says he is 51% leaves office with popularity because they are o