psident pickwick center from washington. mr. president reserving the right to object. i am n going to mince words here.ul it is ridiculous to claim this bill protects ivf■ when it does nothing of the sort. in fact it explicitly allows states to restrict ivf in all sorts of ways it is literally in the built text. remember it did not take state lawmakers in alabama passing a ban on ivf or clinics in the state to suspend services. under this bill there are a million ways republican-led states could enact burdensome and unnecessary requirements and create the kind of legal uncertainty and■3+? risk that wd force clinics to once again close their doors. also, even though it is an inherent part of the ivf process families will make more embryos than theyem need, this bill does absolutely nothing but not a single thing to ensure families who use ivf can have their clinics disposed of unused embryos without facing legal threats for a standard medical procedure. instead, this bill completely ignores the matter of what happens to frozen embryo in order to appease republicans extr

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earlier, i spoke with the psident and ceo of the union square alliance to find out exactly what thiss going to take to get to reality. it's a lot of good bang for our buck. when you kind of think of capital projects and whhe cost. and i do think that this is definitely something we can realize and should realize for the future and well-being of our city. we're really looking to put skin in the game on this one as a community, but as well also there ithe proposed bond in the future that we understand there could be some available funding in that should it pass. so we're hopeful that there will be streams of funding available to projects like this and others throughout the city that we need to continue to support to realize a healthy future for san francisco, whose idea was this? so initially, this project was born of the union square alliance. we've been looking at our, you know, corridor, the powell street corridor, for some time and really trying to reimagine it and bring new energy to it, because it's so vital to our city's economic future. and we know visitors come here downtown,

. >> reporter: psident biden warning of the dangers of a secondrump presidency, telling supporters at a star-studded los angeles fund-raiser last night that this election will have major consequences for the nation's highest court. >> the next president is likely to have two new supreme court nominees. two more. >> reporr:en i blunt criticism of the court, which right w includes three trump-appointed es. >> the supreme court has n en as out of kilteas it is daev. rte that e appearing to resonate.biden aig todaeysed eyeoppi $3million from the event and aling to mobilize lunteersund the ming second annersaryf th supreme court's controversial desiono end thguaranteed right to abortio wring atatement -- "americans across the country viviy remember where they were preme cojoty hen trump's overturn roe, seing women's c pug eir s inanr." onstage supporti biden, s former boss, president obama, who spoke directly to republican voters who might be disenchanted with trump. happened over thlast seval d e' behavior that used to be disqualifying. >> reporter: in michigan last g addressing his own s

he said he admir psident roosevelt back in the 1930's, when we the depths of a crushing economic depressionmeless, hungry, and the spirit of america was broken, and the president had to galvanize, get the people going to bring the economy up, and he told them there's nothing to fear but fear itself. and the people were revitalized and the economy was revitalized by that. but when pearl harbor was bombed, that great president became fearful. the president who said there's nothing to fear but fear itself. west coast was just like pearl harbor. it was open, unprepared and vulnerable, and living on the west coast, with people that looked just like the people that bombed pearl responded like the rest of america. the hate and the racism and his lack of wisdom and leadership. he got stampeded with the rest of america and acted on the hysteria of the time and put us all, innocent people, in barbed wire prison camps. peter: what should we know about henry and rachel after the camps? george: the asian tradition is the oldes firstborn that has tof his siblings. he's got to be the supporter of the fami

the topic is justice bushrod washington nephew of psident george washington.ustice washington was appointed to this john adams in 1798 and consequential. until 1829. our our speaker is phe is a disr university school of law. he's a graduate of$■b s school. following graduation school, professor magali oka as a law clerk calabrese easy on t. court of appeals for the second circuit. judge calabrese, as he was my torts professor in law magli oka and i learned a great of law and history and wisdom from judge■1 calabrese, professr mack leocha teaches and writes in the field constitutional law and the author of the book washing tins air the life of justice bush washington. professor magliozzi has authored four other b and, more than 30 articles on constitutional d intellectual property. his sixth book will be released in 2025. it will be about the youngstown case and justice robert jackson. or, as we now like to refer to him, the first justice jackson. i look forward to that book as well. re, but that would take away from our time to hear aboutbushrod washington. pl

you also say these criminal statutes, unless they explicitly enter the psident, don't apply to him. how can you say he would be subject to prosecution after impeachment while at the same time saying he is exempt from these criminal statutes? >> there are statutes that they can -- >> a few. two or three. >> they haven't done a comprehensive review. der franklin, it's not a magic word requirent more fundamentally, they can see there are statutes that exis ch impeachment can occur as a result of private conduct. the impeachment judgment clause, it does significant work by authorizing the subsequent prosecution of a presiden what the framers were discussing in the constitutional convention wacoerns about private conduct. >> pick up justice kagan's example of a president who orders a coup, let's age he is impeached and convicted for ordering that coup and le's accept for the sake of argument your position athat was official conduct. you are saying he couldn't be proud -- could not be prosecuted for that even after conviction d impeachment proceedings? if there is not a statute at express

resolution finding merri garland in contempt of congress for fing a subpoena to provide audiophiles of psidenturt. the senate will consider three of president bid's nominees to the federal energy regulatory commission. if all threereonfirmed the commission would have a full co fe mmissioners with, crowds holding a 3-2 majority. veten e week a book be held on whether to begin work o legislation to protect access to ivf. want to live coverage of the house on c-span, the senate on c-span 2, and all of our congressional coverage with every studio at. -- our freud app. >> it's time to play ball. get ready team in the annual congressional baseball team republican face-off against mcgrath. watch live play-by-play coverage fromt 75 in eastern on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. dancing up and into the bullpen. tune into c-span live coverage of the 2024 national political convention starting with the republican four david on new party. next up, catch the democrats as they convene in chicago kicking off caucus 19.stay connected ton uninterrupted and on his of democracy at work. watch the dem

then there are categories of statutes where t psident is in. like the grassroots lobbying statute. e olc wrote an opinion about that and it said for the president or other public officials to go out into the world to promote their programs, that can't be wt ngress intended to prohibit. what it did inte tprohibit is using federal funds to gin up an artificl assroots campaign that gave the appearcef emerging from the people that it was really top down. the olc said the president a officials who carry out the president's mandatesreubject to that statute so that is a more nuanced one and those are the examples that i will give yo the third is the statute that would rm prosecution for contempt of congress. the olcoluded that a good faith assertion of executive privilege as a reason for not providing information to congress would preclude prosecution because congress cannot be deemed to have altered thseparation of powers in such a manner. i think olc would have probably gone on to say of core tried to do it, it would be deemed unconstitutional. but this was a statehat did not specifical

in addition to the 13 million jobs that a been created in the country since president biden became psident, we are seeing a small business boom. rep. bean: they don't want to se their jobs. california did something similar. ab 5, they had to exempt over 100 professions because it was going to be a disaster. are we prepared that this could be a disaster and people lose their jobs? finally, let me ask you this -- you believe as do i that people should have choice for quality health care. would you agree? sec. su: yes. rep. bean: i would agree they shld have quality health care. let me tell you what you and dol d. the previous administration published rule that allowed independent ctractors to join the employ's' health plan cbo projected that 400,000 people are now getting there health care through this rule but your agency reverse that this week and taking all 400,000 people that get there health care from their employer. and that rule changed that so we just kicked 400,000 people off. i am bummed out abouthat. i yield back. >> ms. wilson is recognized. rep. wilson: thank you. and i would li

wednesday morning we will look at psident biden's executive order which limits the number of immigrants with michelle hackman from the wall street journal and then the israel hamas or and border security with two members of congress. c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> earlier today attorney general merrick garland testified after members voted to hold him in contempt of congress for not turning over audio recordings. the interview is part of a classified documents investigation that ended with the president and cleared of criminal charges. #ewatch the hearing tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now are free mobile app or online at c-span.org. >> in the first week of publication of eric larson's latest book, the demon of unrest, sales put it at the top of the bestseller list. it start of the civil war with a focus on five months between abraham lincoln's election and the day of the first shot fired on fort sumter, which is off coast of charleston, south carolina, april 12, 1861. in his introduction h