ongoing debates about power and the exercise of power. but whether we lead by the example of our power or the power of our example, whether we show the courage to stand up to the abuse of power or we yield to it, after 50 years at the center of all of this, i know that believing in the idea of america means respecting the institution that's governed a free society. the presidency, the congress, the courts. a free and independent press. institutions that are rooted -- they don't just reflect timeless words, but they echo the words of the declaration of independence. we hold these truths to be self-evident. we the people. our system of separation of powers, checks and balances, it may not be perfect, but it has maintained our democracy for nearly 250 years. longer than any other nation in history. that has ever tried such a bold experiment. in the past four years, our democracy has held strong. every day i have kept my commitment to be president for all americans, through one of the toughest periods in our nation's history. i've had a great

ongoing debates about power and exercise of power.ut weather we lead by the example of power or the power of our example. weather we show the courage to stand up to the abuse of power or we yield to it. after 50 years at the centre of all of this, i know that believing in the idea of america means respecting the institutions that govern a free society. a presidency, the congress and the courts. of free and independent press. and the institutions that are rooted not just to reflect the timeless words but the echo the words of the declaration of independence r we hold these truths to be self-evident. rooted in the timeless words of the constitution. we the people. our system of separation of powers, checks and balances may not be perfect. but it has maintained our democracy for nearly 250 years. longer than any other nation in history that has ever tried such a bold experiment. and the past four years our democracy has held strong. and every day i have kept my commitment to be present for all americans. through one of the toughest perio

power. defining an executive order specifically despite it being the president's most important means domestically. in practice a written directive that has the force of law and are issued by the president to direct and manage how federal agencies, employees or department heads operate and perform their duties and to set other policies for the executive branch. the manager statutory requirement is that they must be published in the federal register, the same is true for executive proclamations. nobody even knows the true number. the government did not start systematically numbering them until 1907. that count includes 14,133 executive orders, 10,784 proclamations and any other memoranda directives for the force of law. somewhere totally appropriate. asking the different federal departments what it is that they do here. we are still waiting for an answer, just joking, but others are also quite positive such as abraham lincoln's emancipation proclamation. others violate, of course, every princ

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about whether we lead by the example of our power or the power of our example. whether we show the courage to stand up to the abuse of power, or we yield to it. after 50 years at the center of all of this, i know that believing in the idea of america means respecting the institutions that govern a free society, the presidency, the congress, the courts. a free and independent press. institutions that are rooted not they just might not reflect the timeless words, but they real. they echo the words of the declaration of independence. we hold these truths to be self-evident, rooted in the timeless words of the constitution. we the people. our system of separation of powers, checks and balances. it may not be perfect, but it's maintained our democracy for nearly 250 years, longer than any other nation in history that's ever tried. such a bold experiment. in the past four years, our democracy has held strong, and every day i've kept my commitment to be president for all americans through one of the toughest periods in our nation's history. i've had a great partner and

the other part of this, of course, is that checks and balances on power of power. what we've seen, you've heard of, talked about up top per seat. think cliff talk or see, think i've come from a country that had mark plus of people power revolt in 1986 for a mark of stealing $10000000000.00. and in 2020, to the filipinos we filipinos elected over whelming, be his only son, and namesake bonke, ferdinand marcus, junior as our president. he's our president now. and, you know, part of the reason that happened was because of information operations that literally changed our history in front of our eyes. so there's a difference. there's a difference in the way the cellular level of a democracy works. it spreads faster and then there's, what is this talking about? does that apply larger scale power in money? as we talked about must, i mean, it's not just that he's influencing us a politics and he was on trucks call to you creating president of a lot of mir zalinski. he's been a regular contact with pollutant in russia. he has extensive business interest in china with tesla

ongoing debates about power and the exercise of power. about whether we lead by the example of our power or the power of our example. whether we show the courage to stand up to the abuse of power or we yield to it. after 50 years at the center of all of this, i know that believing in the idea of america means respecting the institutions that govern a free society. the presidency, the congress, the courts. a free and independent press. institutions that are rooted not just might not reflect the timeless words, but they they echo the words of the declaration of independence. we hold these truths to be self-evident, rooted in the timeless words of the constitution. we the people. our system of separation of powers, checks, and balances. it may not be perfect, but it's maintained our democracy for nearly 250 years, longer than any other nation in history that's ever tried. such a bold experiment. in the past four years, our democracy has held strong, and every day i've kept my commitment to be president for all americans. through one of the t

powers. article two vests the president with executive power which encompasses the duty to take care that the laws be faithfully executed and the president status as the commander-in-chief of the armed forces which are more general powers than those granted to congress however successive congresses have gradually delegated much of their power to the president or stood by as presidents usurped more powers legislated in nature and effect. "stroke of the pen, law of the land, kind of cool." the informal definition is accurate. american law does not define an executive order specifically despite it being the president's most important means of wielding power domestically. they are written directives issued by the president to direct and manage how federal agencies or department heads operate and perform duties for the executive branch. the statutory requirements is that they must be published in the federal register. the same is true for executive proclamations however no one knows the true numbe

ongoing debates about power and the exercise of power. but whether we lead by the example of our power or the power of our example, whether we show the courage to stand up to the abuse of power or we yield to it after 50 years at the center of all of this, i know that believing in the idea of america means respecting the institutions that govern a free society the presidency, the congress, the courts, a free and independent press, institutions that are rooted not they just might not reflect the timeless words, but they do. they echo the words of the declaration of independence. we hold these truths to be self-evident, rooted in the timeless words of the constitution. we the people, our system of separation of powers, checks and balances. it may not be perfect, but it's maintained our democracy for nearly 250 years, longer than any other nation in history that's ever tried. such a bold experiment. in the past four years, our democracy has held strong, and every day i've kept my commitment to be president for all americans through one of th

rose as a pinnacle of power. and devoted to making real the words of his savior and the story of a man who never let the tides of politics divert him from his mission to serve and shape the world. the man had character. jimmy held a deep christian faith in god, and that is his candidacy spoke and wrote about. faith as a substance of things hoped for and evidence of things not seen. faith founded on commandments of scripture, love the lord thy god with all thy heart, all thy mind, and all thy soul. and love thy neighbor as thy self. easy to say, but very, very difficult to do. in his life, in this life, any walk of faith can be difficult. it can be lonely but it requires action to be the doers of the world. but in that commandment lice the essence of my view founding the gospel, founding many faith traditions, and founding the very idea of america. the very journey of our nation is a walk of sheer faith. to do the work, to be the country we say we are, to be the country we say we want to be. a nation where all are

and do we understand power and how are we building power and are we confusing with power? because rhetoric is not power and movements have a they have a expressive dimension, but they also to have a strategic dimension. and i think there gets to be a lot of confusion about this. so the question i have is how are they learning about power? with whom are they learning? how does it become part of their real experience? and, you know, i just think power is intuitive. i mean, come to just ask people if you need what. i've got more than i need. what you've got who's got power? if you need what i got more than i need. who's got power? me or you? you need what? i've got more than i need. what got who's got the power? all right. and if you reverse it, who's got the power? see, power is not something you have. it's influence created interdependence and. it can be constructive interdependence, like building a credit union or a co-op, or it can be exploitative, interdependent that's when that interdependence is used to exploit the other, in which case then you have to find a way to co

powering possibilities™. >>> all right, welcome back to "power lunch." got the markets rallying. s&p 500 up 1.4% and the news we brought you from d.c. is now official. mike johnson, speaker from louisiana, has enough votes to remain speaker of the house of representatives. joining us now to talk about that and more, the senior manager at global investments. don't worry, we know you are not a political person necessarily. you are here to talk about the markets but this news just breaking as a market person, is there any movement or fallout from this news out of d.c.? >> well, it's positive and shows republicans are more or less united to chip away at trump's very, very ambitious program. that is a positive. >> okay, it is not like you're going to go out and change your strategy and buy this, not that because of the news there is little function in the junction known as d.c.? >> yes, and the big thing actually in a more general sense, increasing the corporate tax rate which was an increase before the election. >> i have a very simple question about bond yi

ongoing debates about power and the example of our power.fter 50 years of the center of all of this, i know that believing in the idea of america means respecting the institutions. a free and independent press. institutions that echo the declaration of independence. we hold these truths to be self-evident. checks and balances. it may not be perfect, but it is maintained our democracy for hundreds of years. our democracy has held strong. i have kept my commitment to be president for all americans. it has been the honor of my life to see the resilience of getting us through a once in a century pandemic. the hearer was him. -- heroism. millions of entrepreneurs and companies creating new businesses and industries. hiring american workers. using american products. together we have launched a new era of american possibilities. the greatest modernization of infrastructure in our history. new roads, bridges, clean water. high-speed internet for every american. we invented the semiconductor. now it is bringing chips factories and jobs back to americ

a movement is growing power press so its power is growing like never before. we are successfully challenging powers that be been a region southern front, the absolute largest in the world. recently divested it's $500000000.00 worth of insurance bonds under pressure from the law or just the trade union in norway, which has that media support there. but even bigger than that entails the ship maker can. so the project of investing $25000000000.00, would it be $25000000000.00 near tel aviv, 50 miles from guys up basically they were planning a huge factory on several factors. led to that, including bts pressure on, on shareholders. does it make sense to invest in a war zone where your entire investments may disappear? isn't this reckless, isn't this ideological? and indeed, that was much more effective than our ethical and legal arguments in that case. so there are many other cases look at what's happening with artists with academics, with students in count minutes, trade unions. so all over the place. i think the whole young generation, from korea to the us from s

at our best, america leads not only by the example of our power, the power of our example. past four years we have used that power not to go it alone, but instead to bring countries together increase shared security and prosperity. to stand up to aggression and solve problems through diplomacy whenever possible. defend democracy, civil rights and human rights because that's who we are. that's who we are. you heard me say it many times before, we are the only country on earth founded on that idea. every other country is founded on geography, religion. ours was built on an idea. the idea was all men are created equal. the idea that has inspired the world for 26 years and counting. always reaching to do better. looking towards the future. always seeking progress for our people and people everywhere. been the honor of my life to serve as your president. i am optimistic about our future. that's who we are. we are the united states of america, for god's sake. there is nothing, nothing beyond our capacity. we do it together. so tank you all for all you've done. i hope many of you

the tests come to power. so it says sufficient bring up trump yanez, i'm going to bring up the loud musk again because he was particularly close to donald trump. he followed at least $119000000.00 into trump's campaign, and his net worth has increased by around $70000000000.00 after trumps victory with tests of the share price surging 15 percent. the day after the election. proper point must to go ahead a new department of government efficiency focused on a restructuring federal agencies which raises questions about conflicts of interest . considering 11 must hold billions of 1000 federal contracts for his businesses. so it seems a little bit like the facts over saying the hidden house, but uh, do you have any concern that not just the nations which the name of the world's richest man, is this close to the next us president? i'm very concerned but i think it was concerned by this ever since i was 11215 years old because we in the west we function and labor under the illusion that we live in democracy. we don'

powering five years of savings. powering possibilities.st business. >> steve: news about greenland. prime minister of greenland is calling for nepeeps from denmar. greenland may regret not selling to donald trump. w "wall street journal" editorial page james freeman joins us now. jim, good to have you. when presidents, donald trump suggested we ought to buy gr greenland and denmark says, can't have it. now greenland wants independence. what does that do to denmark? >> could we have gotten something for it in 2019. brian was talking about the con constanza theory. when donald trump says something unusual, immediate reaction as denmark's was, that is absurd. it is not that absurd. denmark sold virgin islands. it is about timing. >> steve: what would be in the united states best interest to go ahead and try to buy it? what do we get out of it? >> we would be buying the sovereignty, not buying people, as this is sometimes seen. property rights are respected. there is an interesting mineral play there. it is most of the country is frozen tundra

is becoming a modern power and a european light power.d if we do not assume that this is the responsibility of a great power, the europeans will not take our place but the chinese will. this was in 2005. the thing is in this conversation when we talk about american soft power, i would use chris walker's concept of sharp power, particularly rented to china. the broader question is that this questions cannot be tackled independently from the question of the chinese influence. i think the u.s. should have a clear policy towards china whatever the response is. and it happy to see in this city the situation has changed. ten years ago when some colleagues on the question of china and latin america or iran and latimer, russia, we were perceived as exaggerated for knowing think tank walks. i don't think were perceived that way. i don't have response but i will tire question to the broader question of china. because i think the peaceful rights to par, , policy agenda e all know that that's not the case for the current dictatorship of china. they r

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ongoing debates about power and the exercise of power.ut whether we lead by the example of our power or by the power of our example, whether we show the courage to stand up to the abuse of power, or yield to it. after 50 years at the center of all this, i know that believing in the idea of america means respecting the institutions that govern a free society -- the presidency, the congress, the courts. a free and independent press. institutions that are rooted. they must not just reflect these timeless words, but they echo the words of the declaration of independence. we hold these truths to be self-evident. rooted in a timeless word -- the time the sword of the constitution. "we, the people." our system of separation of powers and checks and balances may not be perfect blago it has maintained in a democracy for nearly 250 years, longer than any other nation in history that has ever tried such a bold experiment. the past four years, our democracy has held strong. and every day i have kept my commitment to be president for all americans. it

(siren wailing) hey, the power line is live, yeah? the power line? braddah! >> narrator: less than a mile away, at the hale mahaolu eono senior living community, sanford hill could smell the smoke. >> i went out and went into my backyard and looked up the street at lahainaluna, and i could see all the, the fire department was right on the other side of the bypass, fighting a fire that was smoking. it wasn't a big fire, maybe two acres. >> all right, we gotta do-- this one is coming down the mountain already. >> (on radio): all the homes cleared. >> when i came in that morning, it was like, super windy, and the power was out. i was like, "oh, wow, okay, that's gonna be a (bleep) show today." >> narrator: at 7:30 a.m., firefighter aina kohler started her shift, swapping out the evening crew. >> we just put a bunch of water on the previously burned stuff for a few hours. wind offers a lot of energy. >> holy (bleep)! >> and it was crazy, you know, it's just-- you're standing out there feeling this force of nature, and it's blowing you over. >> narrator: as the fi

this is the best of those, this power plant. it's a so called co generation plants, meaning it produces electricity and heat at the same time. so it's a very efficient way to use fuel normal power plants that just produces electricity . forensic fuel to create spe, this has been used to drive the turbine, but much of the heat that's generated in this process simply gets lost, cools away. only about 40 percent at best of the energy that's stored in the fuel gets used. the rest is wasted. a combined heat and power plants like the one invest those uses up to 90 percent because it reuse us the otherwise loss pete's and turns it into hot water. this can get the feds into the district teaching system distributed via the pipes we saw earlier. so people can use the homes and tie for the water and the power purple spirit night to 6 is 3 and what's going on? oil then came the oil crisis and we converted into cold. and then during those years since that we have been more and boilers and the generating thirst and now we use waste wholesale

and their power is our security and therefore we welcome their power. donald trump envisions a world in which everyone fears american power and our and and an american power becomes a threat to their security. and they then combine the united states sooner or later to go one second. before i do, i, i do hope that what you just said you will have an opportunity to repeat in a greater public fashion, because i think not enough people in the united states understand the significance of what you've just described as to the relationship. the united states with other countries, the world, and the contribution, a result that the united states has made to keeping the world a much safer and and freer place. i think that's a great idea. i'll do just that. good parts of woodrow life, presidents are very public and parts of it are more private as a student of wilson's history, i've combined a couple of things related to that, and i think it's interesting that the time when he was falling in love with his second wife, the woman who would become his second wife, was

as an example, imagine i imagine a paris, if they had a power such a unit with, i'm electric power such willing to move. they would stand most strongly against the power side, medication leases, no negotiable position for paris separately. but you're a pin establishment stands most strongly against pro sovereignty nationalist parts and potentially lose power. sites also have new cloths, a new ideals of a new shape. they would even try to accuse the parasite medication manufacturer as of ties with put it in an attempt to live. and that didn't decide that the patriots group is the 3rd largest group in the european parliament . but the votes has decided it. therefore, the def, going against the will of the europeans, a will democratically expressed by millions of european voters, represents a huge assumption of responsibility. as well as a lack of respect. what they call democracy in europe is well characterized by the latest election and austria, a raw swing, puts the freedom party, critical of, of brussels and euro crass. and as you, russian sanctions and support for you. periods one, th

there's no power lines up there. no reason necessarily that a fire would just start by itself, but who knows. stephanie: as efforts turn toward recovery, residents are still struggling to make sense of a natural disaster that took so much so quickly. >> you know, you stand there staring like, how am i going to tell my kids that everything is gone, and why didn't god answer my prayers and do this to me? stephanie: and yet even those who've lost everything, like altadena resident aaron lubeley, are helping others. he's been handing out food, water and other essentials from the charred remains of his front yard. aaron lubeley: you can never plan for what you do in a situation like this. all you can do is take one step forward, have the strength to take a second step forward. stephanie: spoken like a true survivor and a good neighbor. for the "pbs news hour," i'm stephanie sy. amna: we start the day's other news with two announcements from the food and drug administration aimed at protecting americans' health. first, off

and so we sit without power like a third world country.his traces back to the inability to forestry management or water storage to have water supply for southern california. so really, what it boils down to is we need a leadership at president trumpan was going to o for us. gavin newsom has been stopping

and refused to give up that power. and that lends itself to accusations of double standards. it lends itself to accusations of trying to horde power and not share around when all of the crises we have right now are so global. require a global cooperation and global solutions. and we know this from the pandemic. we just haven't learned the lesson. well in rabbani it's a very good point. the un security council does need reform. there have been books written about this sort of in millions of gigabytes put on the, into the about this very same topic. but ultimately, the 5 permanent members don't want any change because the system works for them. once again, it's in the quality that's driving decision making. what are your thoughts on that? what is that sustainable? like like any? yes, like any power structure that can only be reformed through one of 2 ways. either by the initiative or with the consent of those holding power within the system. and in the case of the security council up, we know that that's simply never goi

so if they had a power of such a union with i'm electric power sites only in the mall. they would stand most strongly against add to power side medication, leases, non negotiable position for paris. similarly, the european establishment stands most strongly against peru, sovereignty a nationalist politicians potentially. if those parasites also have new cloths and new ideals in a new shape, they would even try to accuse the parasite medication manufacturer as of ties with put it in an attempt to in my life. and i didn't decide that the patriots group is the 3rd largest group in the european parliament. but the vote has decided it. therefore, the fact of going against the will of the europeans, a will democratically expressed by millions of european voters, represents a huge assumption of responsibility. as well as a lack of respect what they call democracy in europe as well, characterized by the legs, the selection, and the last a raw swing puts the freedom party, critical of, of brussels and euro crass. and as you rush and sanctions and support for your group one, the

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call or go online now, so the next time there's a power outage, your home powers up.ower your life with generac. call or go online to request your free quote today. ashley: this justin this afternoon. president biden will convene members of his homeland security team in the situation room and receive an update on the investigation into the terror attack in new orleans. garrett tenney is in new orleans this morning. let's talk about the suspect. more details coming to light. what can you tell us? >> reporter: last night, police and the fbi's task force conducted a search of the suspect's home north of the city of houston in texas. this past hour, they cleared off the gordon allowing cameras to get closer to that home after completing the search of they did overnight. we learned investigators searched and airbnb in new orleans that the attorney general's it was used by individuals involved to make some of the explosive devices that were found in this attack. police recovered one ied in the truck that shamsud-din jabbar used and a several other ieds in different parts of

>>> and welcome to "power lunch." your money, powering up again. it is part of a nice turnaround for the end of year sell-off. we'll tell you what could happen today that has not happened in more than 20 years. >> i don't even know what it is, but i do know that we're well off the highs. so while you're all excited, brian, about how we're -- and the nasdaq is good, but look at the dow. we're barely positive. you've got to watch those yields. the nasdaq is leading with chip stocks leading the way today. foxconn had strong earnings. could be a sign of continued strong demand. again, elsewhere, a little bit more muted. but nvidia is rising and getting close to that all-time high ahead of jenson huang's keynote tonight. it's neck and neck with apple. >>> and he's out. canadian prime minister justin trudeau quitting as head of his party, as the global reckoning over elections continues. >> or people would say, the affect of trump's election continues. and whether or not it has a linear affect, it's clear that the relationship between the u.s., canada, a

the power to abolish all forms human poverty at all forms of human life. and yet same revolutionary belief for which are all despite are still at issue around the globe. the belief that the rights of man come not from the generosity of the state, but from the hand of god. we dare not forget today that we are the heirs of that first revolution left word go forth from this time and place to friend and foe alike that the torch been passed to a generation of americans born in this century tempered by war discipline, and by a hard and bitter peace. proud our nation heritage and to witness or remain a slow undoing. although human rights which this nation has always been committed and or which we are committed today at home and around the world. that every nation. no. whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall any price bear any burden, make any hard here, support any friend, our oppose any foe to assure the survival and the success of liberty. this march, we pledge more to those old allies whose cultural and spiritual origins we share. we pledge the loyalty

the power to abolish all forms human poverty at all forms of human life. and yet same revolutionary belief for which are all despite are still at issue around the globe. the belief that the rights of man come not from the generosity of the state, but from the hand of god. we dare not forget today that we are the heirs of that first revolution left word go forth from this time and place to friend and foe alike that the torch been passed to a generation of americans born in this century tempered by war discipline, and by a hard and bitter peace. proud our nation heritage and to witness or remain a slow undoing. although human rights which this nation has always been committed and or which we are committed today at home and around the world. that every nation. no. whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall any price bear any burden, make any hard here, support any friend, our oppose any foe to assure the survival and the success of liberty. this march, we pledge more to those old allies whose cultural and spiritual origins we share. we pledge the loyalty

power. the story of a man. who was at once driven and a to making real the words of his savior now, ideals of this nation. the story of a man. who never let ties of politics, divert him from his mission to serve. and shape the world. the man had character. jimmy held a deep christian faith in and that is can as he spoke and wrote about. as the substance of things hoped for. and evidence of the things not seen. fay find it on. commandments of scripture. >> love the lord. i got call or go online. lysol. >> love thy neighbor. as i >> this very, very difficult to do? >> his life. in this light. any walk of faith can be difficult. can be lonely. but it requires action. to be the doors of the world. putin that commandment. lies. the essence, in my view, found in the gospel found many faith traditions and found the very idea of america. because the very journey of our nation. as a walk. >> of >> to do the work to be the country. we say we are. the the country say we want to be. a nation where all are created equal. >>

from pardon power and peace by the reverend wells. our president has appointed this first day of 1942 as a day of prayer, of asking forgiveness for our shortcomings of the past, of consecration to the tasks of the present, of asking god's help in days to come. we are to pray for three gifts from god. pardon, power and peace. pardon for past short comings. power for the present task of achieving victory and peace. endure. bring peace. by god's help in days to come, he continues, is by far, far our greatest sin as a nation is the sin of international irresponsibility. we want our country and our people to have power and prestige. pleasures and possessions. but we balk at the international no responsibility which those privileges impose. thanks to the foresight of our president, and we are not entirely unprepared in a military way for this war. but spiritually we are in bad shape. pearl harbor resulted in a new national unity based on resentment. but that is not enough. we must have a deep spiritual unity that will make us ready, even ea

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