as last-minute replacements for general and mrs. grant, mrs.iend, clara harris, in the company of her fiance major henry reed rathbone. the famously self-educated lincoln is an enthusiastic lover of theater, but during the war he is drawn to comedy, telling noah brooks that a farce or comedy is best played. a tragedy is best read at home. a last-minute meeting with louis powell, david herold and david atzerodt has just concluded. the attack that booth outlined is to go into effect immediately. at 10:15 louis powell is to kill secretary of state seward in his home on lafayette square. david herold will guide powell out of the city via the navy yard bridge. george atzerodt is to kill vice president johnson at the kirkwood house hotel. the only change in the plan is that booth will not be attending aladdin at grover's. >> hello, john. he will kill lincoln at ford's theater. it's still early in act two. booth has calculated that the appointed time of 10:15 will fall at the beginning of act three of our american cousin and it will be an intermission

as last-minute replacements for general and mrs. grant, mrs.coln invites her dear friend, clara harris, in the company of her fiancé, major henry reed rathbone. [audience applause]. tom hanks: the famously self-educated lincoln is an enthusiastic lover of theater. but during the war he is drawn to comedy, telling noah brooks that "a farce, or comedy, is best played; a tragedy is best read at home." a last-minute meeting with lewis powell, has just concluded. the coordinated attack that booth outlined on april 13th is to go into effect immediately. at 10:15 lewis powell is to kill secretary of state seward in his home on lafayette square. david herold will guide powell out of the city via the navy yard bridge. george atzerodt is to kill vice president johnson at the kirkwood house hotel. the only change in the plan is that booth will not be attending "aladdin" at grover's! harry ford: hello, john. tom hanks: he will kill lincoln at ford's theater. murcott: i am harmless except to myself. florence trenchard: speak on, sir. i hear you. tom hanks:

thank you for sitting down with me tonight, mrs. grant. i-i have to say, this is not an interview i was expecting to do. i understand it was your idea. it was, james, and believe me, what i'm about to say... well... you go to commercial, and you put him on the phone with me right now! i wanna talk to my freakin' husband right now! like so many other couples, james, my husband and i... well... (sighs) we have been experiencing some... difficulties in our marriage. (exhales deeply) wh-what do you mean by that, mrs. grant? well, after we had the baby, after the shooting, i... found out that... my husband was unfaithful to me. (exhales deeply) y-you're saying h-he... i'm saying my husband had an extramarital affair. huh. wonder who he banged. i got, uh... stuff. and... (exhales deeply) e some time for myself... (inhales deeply) while we work through this heartbreaking betrayal. you're alleging that-- no. i wish i were alleging, james. so you're confirming that the president of the united states has been cheating on you... his wife? yes. and...

mr. grant, thank you for sticking with us. as we worked out those difficulties.nd just first and foremost, tell us why the trump administration, the incoming administration, should approve this deal. >> well, thanks for taking the time this afternoon. we're delighted 99% of the votes cast favorable on the deal today. so that's really good news. i think the interest in this deal, the compelling thing, there is virtually no overlap. so the bayer team they bring world class chemistry. the monsanto team brings biotech trades. so the absence in an overlap makes a compelling deal and one that will be approved by regulators. >> i wonder if it's not so much the overlap, but perhaps the pushbacks, some pushback by farmers, worrying it could lead to competition and higher prices. >> we have seen a lot of time with farmers in the u.s., spending time personally. farmers have had four tough years, looking for better products. better products faster. and this deal promises that. so i think as we have those conversations, there's tremendous interest in getting more innovation o

mr. obama granted more computations than any other president in u.s. history by far.00 individuals have had their sentences rereduced. the reason is the president believes black criminals are punished more harshly than white crams on drug convictions. george w. bush granted 11 commutations 1200 to 11. is it now our legal duo. we have been investigating the people who have gotten their sentences reduced and we selected three of them to talk about them. anthony dwayne gillis, a virginian what did he do. >> fill his along with two brothers and a friend of his, they were in a -- they were in a ring where they trafficked cocaine and firearms. they basically had an exchange where they trafficked. they sold firearms for cocaine back and forth so you have got cocaine, i have got firearms. i will take one, i will take another. they did this with shot-you-off shotgunned. they kept this going for quite a long time. >> six years. >> until they got busted that he got 145 years. which was then commuted down to 20 years. >> all right. so, he is going to be out in, when? soon, right?

mr. obama is expected to grant more kmcommutations with just 3 days left in office. >>> family members of the pulse nightclub suing twitter and facebook. claiming the internet giants provided support to isis. the group regularly uses online services to spread online propaganda. facebook and google and microsoft and twitter said they would share the terror videos to combat the spread of the aftter. >>> missing mh-370 is not in the area where the authorities are looking. only scattered pieces have been floated to the shore and the search for the body of the plane is slated to end in 2017. the flight vanished on the way from kuala lumpur to beijing in 2013. 239 people on board. >>> christine lagarde found guilty of negligence from a charge when she served as french prime minister. she is accused of giving preferential treatment on a legal challenge on the government. lagarde's lawyer says she will repeal. so far, no punishment handed down by the court. the board has met and reiterated its support of their chief. >> interesting situation with her. >>> it remains to be seen what impact if any

mr. obama has granted clemency to 1324 people, including 148 pardons. >>> there is south philadelphia family, really struggling to see this holiday season but they are getting christmas magic from a very special secret santa. where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up. that's why we recycle. [vo:]it's nice to know that raymour and flanigan is proud to be a leading recycler- 17 million pounds of recyclable materials every year. turned from trash into treasure. so in the future, we will all have a more beautiful world. ♪ >>> good morning, 4:45. we're still shut down, overnight construction between the schuylkill and broad street, they should be out by about 5:00 o'clock. here's the situation, the monday hot mess, with the septa regional rail lines. it started out with some equipment problems because of the cold weather. then, wire, felon top of the train, at the jenkintown station, that caused delays, of up to two hours, in the height of our morning rush hour, then because of those delays, and work rules, the engineers, some

grants. and i think what mr. trump has every right to do is if you have a city who is in a specific complyhat wishes not to with the federal laws and the laws that are in the constitution, which the current administration chooses to ignore, then they get no grants. host: thanks, caller. guest: you mention a couple of things there. i will start with the sovereignty issue. yes, states are subject to federal government overall. it is in the constitution, however -- i think it is the 10th amendment. the federal government law trumps state law, however state laws -- however states can create their own laws however they see fit, as long as it is not negate whatever happened at the federal -- does not negate what happened at the federal level. that is issue we're talking about here. when it comes to immigration, the legal question is that immigration is enforced -- this is in the law -- immigration is enforced by the federal government to cities have been -- government. cities have been standing on this leg of we're not

grant a letter after he won the battle of gettysburg. he said, i said that when you decide to do this, i could not agree last. anti-and mrs. tter by saying, general grant, i was wrong and you are right. brian: the book is called "american ulysses: a life of ulysses s. grant" our guest has been ronald c. white. based at the huntington library in pasadena. thank you very much. ronald: thank you brian. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ announcer: for free transcripts, or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q&a.org. q&a is also available as a podcast. ♪ announcer: if you liked this q&a program, here's some others you might and joy. hunter james robertson on his book after he came back from the war. there is also walter star who writes about the relationship between abraham lincoln and secretary of state william seward. also, john quincy adams, american

mr. tinker sitting at the bar for the last call. >> cheer, grant. >>> my heart is racing a million miles an hour. i was using my boots to move leaves, and that's when i screamed, this scream. >> she made time for romance and her three daughters. >> she was the best mom. >> then she disappeared. dozens joined the search. >> we need nikki to come home. >> then they found her. >> come on, folks. come on. >> launching a mystery that would divide this family. >> i suspected him from the beginning. >> one daughter thought her step-dad, matt, did it.

mr. obama is expected to grant more with just 32 days left in office. >>> all right. so the latestst attack in berli is bringing back haunting members of happened in nice, france. how can the international community stop events like this? ahead. oh, how waso good!en house? did you apply? oh, i'll do it later today. your credit score must be amazing. my credit score? credit karma. it's free. that's great! um hm. just whip bam boom, it's done. that apartment is mine! credit karma. give yourself some credit. >>> a tractor trailer barrels into a crowded christmas market in berlin on monday. 12 people dead at the last count. nearly 50 injured. it's one of several attacks in the past 48 hours. take a look at the map on your screen. you've got yemen, switzerland, germany, turkey. the explosion in yemen took out over 50 people. in turkey, you had the russian ambassador killed by a turkish police officer screaming, "don't forget about aleppo." let's bring in cnn floeglobal affairs analyst aaron david miller. it is good to see you. i'm sorry it is for this kind of occasion, but

mr. coats: i thank my colleague. the presiding officer: without objection, the request is granted. proceed. mr. gardner: i thank the gentleman. mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from colorado. mr. gardner: i thank the gentleman from oregon for his accommodation in the speaking tonight. i thank the gentleman from indiana, who we will miss in the 115th congress and thank you for your service to our country. the gentleman from indiana has been a great example to those of us who are new to the senate in terms of his representation and statesmanship, and i hope and wish the gentleman from indiana nothing but the best in his future. mr. president, today i rise to honor the retirement and lifetime work of my dear friend alan lee foust. he has been part of my congressional staff for six years, representing the eastern plains of colorado, first in sterling and now in my hometown of yuma. his devotion is nothing short of iin-- inspiring and his aisht mr.s are a true -- and his accomplishments are a testament. his ability to find the positive in any solution and it makes my grateful and ho

. >> and that has not been granted. >> mr.s, listening to you, you're providing oversight, sitting next to the man charged with transportation safety. he says otherwise. he says you don't have the capability. i met with virginia authorities yesterday who are riding their part of the tri-state oversight safety oversight legislation, which by the way, mr. hart, is subject to legislative cycles. it doesn't happen like that. our legislature meets in january and only last two months, were part-time legislature. they tell me that you don't cooperate with them. in fact, when they seek information from fta on metro, they're told that it is proprietary. they've been denied documents, and access to information they think is material. and i would like you to address mr. hart, who says you don't have the capability. far from your testimony of robust oversight, you don't have the capability for much by way of safety oversight, frankly. and you've had to borrow from resources from the fra. >> so mr. connelly, the recommendation of the ntsb,

mr. tinker sitting at the bar for the last call. >> cheer, grant zero jobs and now we have more than 1,100 good-paying jobs here in the state of indiana with the opportunity for that to grow i think is welcome news. >> just since the election president-elect trump has reversed himself on prosecuting hillary clinton and on deporting 11 million illegal immigrants in this country. did he just say those things to >> i promise you, as we were meeting yesterday on capitol hill with leaders of the house and senate, we're going to go straight to work after this congress convenes and this administration takes office. >> the speaker of the house told us today that when it comes to deporting 11 million illegal immigrants it's not going to happen and he won't fund it. >> well, i -- i will tell you that the policies that the president-elect outlined in his speech in arizona will be the policies that we advance. i'm very confident that we'll have broad-based support in the congress for what the president-elect outlined in the course of his campaign and we're going to work every day to make sure that we

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mr. tinker sitting at the bar for the last call. >> cheer, grant. what a legend. >> absolutely. good night, everybody. ?? ?? ?? ?? straight to work after this congress convenes and this administration takes office. >> the speaker of the house told us today that when it comes to deporting 11 million illegal immigrants it's not going to happen and he won't fund it. >> well, i -- i will tell you that the policies that the president-elect outlined in his speech in arizona will be the policies that we advance. i'm very confident that we'll have broad-based support in the congress for what the president-elect outlined in the se going to work every day to make sure that we advance those policies and end illegal immigration once and for all. >> vice president-elect mike pence, also governor of indiana until january the 20th, we thank you very much for your time. you made a big difference for about 800 families in your home state there. thank you very much again. >> thank you, scott. >>> and we have more of the pence interview on cbsnews.com

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has provided grant. mr. speaker, this bill enjoys the support of the american legion. it makes good sense and it shows we are doing everything in our power to provide the greatest honor and comfort for veterans and their families. i urge my colleagues to support it. thank you, mr. speaker, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. roe: at this time i yield two minutes to dr. brad wenstrup of ohio, an active member of the committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. wenstrup: thank you very much. i rise in strong support of senate bill 3076, the charles duncan buried with honor act this bill will have a direct and personal impact on the families of many of our veterans. i'm pleased that it's being considered today and i was proud to sponsor the house companion bill, h r. 6114. under current law, if a veteran dies without the resources to pay for a casket, the v.a. will provide one but only as long as the veteran is buried i

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granted. let me me turn to mr. conley. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> mr. whelps listening to you apparently you are just providing robust safety oversight. sitting next to the man charged with transportation safety who says otherwise. he says you don't have the capability. i met i met with virginia authorities yesterday who are writing their part of the tri-state oversight legislation which by the way is subject to legislative cycle. it doesn't happen like that. our legislature meets in january. it only last two months. we are part-time legislature. and they tell me that you don't cooperate with them. in fact when they seek information on that route there told it is proprietary. they have been denied documents and access to information they think is material. i would like you to address mr. hart who says you don't have the capability, far from your testimony of robust oversight, you don't have capability of much and you've had to borrow from resources from fra. >> mr. comley, the recommendation recommendation for the ntsb we take very seriously. a year ago

the event grants access to mr. trump. eric and donald trump jr.ing well-wishers for $1 million. you reportedly get a private reception with 16 guests with the newly sworn in donald trump. you can also get a multiday hunting and fishing excursion with trump's sons. the invitation is only a draft and contains some inaccuracies. >>> "usa today" reports that president obama set a pardons record. 78 pardons and 153 commutations. the most granted by a president in one day. the president has ordered 1,176 commutations in all. mostly drug offenders. more than half have been freed in the past year. >> the "wall street journal" reports a new york hedge fund has been charged in a $1 billion fraud case. they are charged with defrauding more than 600 investors. all pleaded not guilty. perhaps the largest fraud since bernie madoff's ponzi scheme. >>> the los angeles times reports on the dismissal of bias complaints against the judge whose sentencing in a sexual assault case was widely criticized. aaron persky gave former stanford athlete brock turner six months

business is greater than 6 hundred feet could the zoning authority to have a buffer zones or granted variances. >> so mr. butler. >> we have traversed quite a bit of tdm and we are here to really understand how this might effect our constituents i think that you're the right people to be working on the protective chaos it is ensued but we're not to be involved we need you to get to our work product before we can do our job and so i think that for our commission and in the interest of time that this is interesting history but and kind of ground work but not for you guess other than if you're a student of this area they can learn about that elsewhere we want to be sure we stay on our mission here with our presentation tonight so we can all get back to diner you know in a timely fashion so what can we do to help you what do you need us to know before you've got a lot of work before we ever get involved the licensing is irrelevant to us where - when should we engage with you again in a time in the future when we've gotten to a place there is actionable things right now on you guys it is interesting but we'r

mr. mica: and that has not been granted. let me turn to mr. connolly. mr. connolly: thank you, mr. chairman. putting in you're oversight. you're sitting next to a man that says otherwise. he says you don't have the capability. i met with virginia authorities yesterday who are riding their part of the tristate oversight -- safety oversight legislation which by the way, mr. hart, is subject to legislative cycle. doesn't happen like that. our legislature meets in january. in the last two months we're a part-time legislature. and they tell me you don't cooperate with them. in fact when they seek information from f.t.a. on metro, they are told it's proprietary. they have been denied documents and access to information they think is material. and i'd like you to address mr. hart who says you don't have the capability. far from your testimony of robust oversight, you don't have the capability for much by way of safety oversight, frankly. and you've had to borrow from resources from the f.r.a. mr. welbes: mr. connolly, the recommendation of the ntsb we take very seriously. a year ago when

mr. defazio of oregon for today after 5:00 p.m. and tomorrow. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the request is granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2015, the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. mullin is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. mullin: thank you, mr. speakerism ask for five legislative days so all member mace revise and extend their remarks and include materials in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mullin: mr. speaker, i ask that the house get in order. the speaker pro tempore: the ouse should be in order. the gentleman is recognized. mr. mullin: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. today, mr. speaker, i rise in support of the 21st century cures act that passed yesterday. it is not too often that we get to be proactive in such important legislative business in this house. however, yesterday, we saw a great victory for the families that so many of us have heard from. we've heard from mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles. about loved ones that are dealing with men

mr. isakson: i'd like to ask unanimous consent that ryan bowe, my military liaison be granted floor privileges for the rest of this weekend. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. isakson: thank you, madam president. i notice the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call:. quorum call: mr. enzi: i would ask permission to vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: postcloture time has expired. the question is on the adoption of the conference report. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. there is. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: are there any senators in the chamber wishing to vote or to change their vote? if not, the yeas are 92 and the nays are 7. the conference report is agreed to. the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. flake: i ask unanimous consent the senate be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak for up to ten minutes for debate only until 2:30 p.m. this afternoon. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. flak

business is greater than 6 hundred feet could the zoning authority to have a buffer zones or granted variances. >> so mr. butler. >> we have traversed quite a bit of tdm and we are here to really understand how this might effect our constituents i think that you're the right people to be working on the protective chaos it is ensued but we're not to be involved we need you to get to our work product before we can do our job and so i think that for our commission and in the interest of time that this is interesting history but and kind of ground work but not for you guess other than if you're a student of this area they can learn about that elsewhere we want to be sure we stay on our mission here with our presentation tonight so we can all get back to diner you know in a timely fashion so what can we do to help you what do you need us to know before you've got a lot of work before we ever get involved the licensing is irrelevant to us where - when should we engage with you again in a time in the future when we've gotten to a place there is actionable things right now on you guys it is interesting but we'r

mr. clyburn of south carolina for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request is granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2016 the gentleman from new jersey, mr. smith is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. smith: i yield such time as he may consume to my good friend and colleague, jody heist. -- jody hice. mr. hice: thank you, madam speaker. what an hon nor it is to join my colleagues this evening in taking a moment to honor my good riend and fellow alum from asbury college, pennsylvania congressman joe pitts my friend joe pitts has spent his life literally engaged in serving those around him. in fact, early in his career, joe and his wife worked as teachers to educate the next generation until he joined the air force in 1963. he answered the call of duty in serving three tours in vietnam where he completed 116 combat missions and earned the air medal with five oak leaf clusters. just a few years after returning home from the war effort, joe continued his service in his state and our nation as a member of the pennsylvani

mr. sablan: s. 817 will grant the confederated tribe of siletz in oregon to easily restore their tribal lands. the original lands were diminished by the federal government during the disastrous allotment and assimilation period of the late 1800's. thus the western oregon termination act terminated their federal status and eliminated their remaining land base all together. the tribe was rightly restored in 1977 but had problem re-acquiring their land base due to the nature of restoration. passage of this will address this issue so the tribe will no longer have to face delays in dealing with the department of interior when taking certain land into trust. this is the combination of nearly three decades of effort by the siletz tribe and i thank them for their work and perseverance and i commence senator wyden for promoting this legislation and i ask my colleagues to support s. 817 and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. bishop: i have no other speakers if you are ready to yield back. mr. sablan: i urge adop

business is greater than 6 hundred feet could the zoning authority to have a buffer zones or granted variances. >> so mr. butler. >> we have traversed quite a bit of tdm and we are here to really understand how this might effect our constituents i think that you're the right people to be working on the protective chaos it is ensued but we're not to be involved we need you to get to our work product before we can do our job and so i think that for our commission and in the interest of time that this is interesting history but and kind of ground work but not for you guess other than if you're a student of this area they can learn about that elsewhere we want to be sure we stay on our mission here with our presentation tonight so we can all get back to diner you know in a timely fashion so what can we do to help you what do you need us to know before you've got a lot of work before we ever get involved the licensing is irrelevant to us where - when should we engage with you again in a time in the future when we've gotten to a place there is actionable things right now on you guys it is interesting but we'r

. >> reporter: the deal grants $7 ten years and includes mr. trump's promise to lower corporate tax rates and reduce regulations. >> companies are not going to leave the u.s. any more without consequences. not going to happen. >> reporter: vice president-elect and indiana golf mike pence provided tax relief to carrier. >> i think it's just the beginning. >> reporter: pence told scott pelley, the cat lacatalyst was trump administration. >> we are going to roll our bargain. >> reporter: the biggest cabinet vacancy remains secretary of state. and sources tell us that general mattis supports retired army general david petraeus for that position. he is competing against rudy giuliani and mitt romney and tennessee senator bob corker. if petraeus would be selected he would be the third retired general in the trump cabinet or the trump white house. >> no everyone is happy with the editorial board called it a shakedown that will hurt workers and the economy. "the new york times" said the possible lass appeal outweighs its practical effect. bernie sander

mr. obama leaves hour. pressure is rising to pardon snowden who is charged with multiple felonies. the aclu joined by amnesty international and human rights watch and calling on the president to grant clemency. ask about that suggest last month, the president said, i condition pardon somebody who hasn't gone before a court and presented themselves. mr. snowden raised legitimate concerns. it did not follow the procedures and practices of our intelligence community. house democrats has called on the president to pardon about 750,000 young undocumented immigrants who are shielded from deportation under a 2012 executive order. white house officials conceded that the president can't protect the dreamers as they are known from a change in policy under a trump administration. >> the president cannot use his clemency authority to legalize the immigration status of anybody. that is why we pursued the executive actions we did. >> reporter: what of the fate of hillary clinton? might the president give her a blanket pardon? much in the way president ford offered president nixon. >> it would imply there was guilt by secretary clinton. that's something she's unwilling to believe. it's something

taxpayer dollars in the obama state department in a grant to create a political apparatus to try to defeat the israeli president, benjamin netanyahu. mr. president, were you trying to interfere in israel's elections? the facts for them, it says otherwise. yesterday i had the founder of wikileaks, julian asage on my radio show and he said russia did not give him the podesta e-mails. do they have any proof? so for they haven't presented it. listen to aage. >> our source is not the russian government. >> let me be clear. russia did not give you the podesta documents or anything from the dnc? >> that's correct. >> ku you confirm if you have information containing hacked info from the rnc? >> we received -- public somewhere else. >> whether you like julian aage or wikileaks or not, for ten years they have never been proven to have gotten anything wrong, not one time. then there's president obama on the daily show saying there was no vote tampering done by t russians in this election. he told us himself. take a look. >> we were frankly more concerned in the run-up to the election of the possibility of vote tampering which we did not see evi

grant you. you have to rub the bottom, they said. yes, yes, yes. like mrs. guillermo. >> it isn't working either, ji jimmy. >> jimmy: keep cuddling that thing. make it hatch. speaking of the miracle of birth. congratulations to mick jagger who just became the father of a his eighth child. his oldest child is 46 years old. mick jagger himself is 73 years old. they say the baby, the baby looks just look his dad, all wrinkly. according to a statement from his publicist, mick was at the hospital for the arrival. i like that they had it for the arrival. he is 73. he could have been at the hospital for a lot of reasons. mick was at the hospital to have his hip replaced, while they were there, he had a baby ballerina, 29 years old. this is their first child together. that is so crazy. i don't know, when this kid turns 18, mick jagger will be -- he'll probably be having a baby with another woman, is what he will dedoing. hillary clinton made her first public appearance on capitol hill since that whole election thing today. she was in town to honor outgoing nevada se

mr. obama leaves hour. pressure is rising to pardon snowden who is charged with multiple felonies. the aclu joined by amnesty international and human rights watch and calling on the president to grantency. ask about that suggest last month, the president said, i condition pardon somebody who hasn't gone before a court and presented themselves. mr. snowden raised legitimate concerns. it did not follow the procedures and practices of our intelligence community. house democrats has called on the president to pardon about 750,000 young undocumented immigrants who are shielded from deportation under a 2012 executive order. white house officials conceded that the president can't protect the dreamers as they are known from a change in policy under a trump administration. >> the president cannot use his clemency authority to legalize the immigration status of anybody. that is why we pursued the executive actions we did. >> reporter: what of the fate of hillary clinton? might the president give her a blanket pardon? much in the way president ford offered president nixon. >> it would imply there was guilt by secretary clinton. that's something she's unwilling to believe. it's something the p

grants. and i think what mr.very right to do is if you have a city who is in a specific complyhat wishes not to with the federal laws and the laws that are in the constitution, which the current administration chooses to ignore, then they get no grants. host: thanks, caller. guest: you mention a couple of things there. i will start with the sovereignty issue. yes, states are subject to federal government overall. it is in the constitution, however -- i think it is the 10th amendment. the federal government law trumps state law, however state laws -- however states can create their own laws however they see fit, as long as it is not negate whatever happened at the federal -- does not negate what happened at the federal level. that is issue we're talking about here. when it comes to immigration, the legal question is that immigration is enforced -- this is in the law -- immigration is enforced by the federal government to cities have been -- government. cities have been standing on this leg of we're not going to he

mr. obama leaves hour. pressure is rising to pardon snowden who is charged with multiple felonies. the aclu joined by amnesty international and human rights watch and calling on the president to grantlemency. ask about that suggest last month, the president said, i condition pardon somebody who hasn't gone before a court and presented themselves. mr. snowden raised legitimate concerns. it did not follow the procedures and practices of our intelligence community. house democrats has called on the president to pardon about 750,000 young undocumented immigrants who are shielded from deportation under a 2012 executive order. white house officials conceded that the president can't protect the dreamers as they are known from a change in policy under a trump administration. >> the president cannot use his clemency authority to legalize the immigration status of anybody. that is why we pursued the executive actions we did. >> reporter: what of the fate of hillary clinton? might the president give her a blanket pardon? much in the way president ford offered president nixon. >> it would imply there was guilt by secretary clinton. that's something she's unwilling to believe. it's something th

mr. trump on january 20th won't be granted permits. court refusing her appeal to continue a recount again claiming she had no legal standing to request one after receiving just 1% of the vote. stein blasts the courts. you hear the dogs in the background. you're going to meet them in a second. she was mad at the couriers saying the legal maneuvering has run rough shot over this legal democratic process. dogs, cats -- >>> thank you. once said if you want a friend in washington, get a dog. well, it looks like our president-elect is about to get a new pal. >> yes. meet patton, a 9-week-old golden doodle. he is right there, i presume, the next first dog. so what can the first family expect from their potential new four-legged friend? let's ask our veterinarian heather lind ser. >> thanks for having me back. >> we have a great array here. tell us about the golden doodle. >> the trumps, if they go with patton, are going to get a really family friendly dog. a hybrid between golden retrievers and standard poodles, both of which are awesome dog.

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