here to weigh in is congressman roger marshall. thank you for joining us. give us some insights, what you believe will happen today, the president will have an announcement later this afternoon what he plans her once. do you know anything that will be included in that? >> you are saying the same things i'm seeing, it is brilliant what he did yesterday, this is totally trump being transparent. exciting to see him push people together to tell the american public this is the discussion going on so i think we will continue that discussion and talk about all the options out there. >> on your twitter account, after reflecting on the tragedy i can't help but think what if teachers, coaches have the opportunity to carry concealed weapons on school grounds, is that one thing you agree with? >> absolutely. i do think it looks like whatever system we set up there

i hereby appoint the honorable roger w. marshall to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january , 2018, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. mcclintock, for five minutes. mr. speaker, the great 19th century economist pose add simple question that we need to think about carefully as we consider tariffs and trade wars. what is better? abundance or scarcity? the answer might seem self-evident, but protectionists down through history just don't seem to grasp it. suppose widgets cost $1 in canada but $2 in america? that means you can buy twic

joining me now to weigh in on immigration and more, kansas congressman roger marshall.ngressman. >> glad to be here. eboni: obviously the daca march 5th deadline so much talked about has come and gone. now it looks like another opportunity to do something finally around immigration, it seems you and your colleagues in congress are not too keen on taking that up. let me ask you, congressman, how far is the can going to be kicked on immigration and the reason i ask it is because back and forth it seems that the white house is saying that the president would be open to some type of daca fix, some type of protections for these young people who have come here illegally. if it includes the border wall. isn't that an opportunity? for those of us on the outside looking in, it looks simple enough, right? give the president some border wall money. give some protection for are the daca kids, no. >> i think that's a good start of the story. i think that's what we love about this story is he is holding congress accountable. i'm ready to fix it. we are not quite there yet. kind of wh

i hereby appoint the honorable roger w. marshall to act as speaker pro tempore on this day.d, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january , 2018, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be

second bank and working day to day to get its demise was a man named roger brook tawney, the next chief justice after john marshall died. so again, there's these little connections that are just quite fascinating as you work your way through this process. >> roger tawney chief justice responsible for -- >> dred scott among other things. >> i want to show you the cover of the book that i was just referencing. thises what it looks like. landmark cases, 12th historic supreme court decisions, volume two. we're making it available at our cost. $8.95 and it's available on our website. there's a synopsis of each one of the 12 cases that will be in this series. so these cases are new to you and for some of our callers there's -- still in elementary and grade school and we have folks who have studied constitutional law along the way. so if it's new to you or refreshing some of your courses from law school, you might want to add this to your preparation for our series which will be running over the next 12 weeks. well, you talked a bit before, ms. peterson, about the media at the time. can you get a sense of how it operated

marshall died. again there is these little , connections that are quite fascinating as you work your way through this process. host: roger tawny was the chief justice responsible for -- guest: dred scott, among other things. host: i want to show you the cover of this book. this is what it looks like. , volume two."s we're making it available at our cost, $8.95, and it is available on our website. a synopsis of each one of the 12 cases that will be in the series. these cases are new to you and it sounds like some of our collars are still in elementary and grade school and learning about it and we have some studying constitutional law. if you are refreshing your courses from law school, you might want to add this to your preparation for our series over the next 12 weeks. you talked a bit before, ms. peterson, about the media at the time. can you if us a sense of how it operated in this country -- give us a sense of how it operated in this country, who did it affect? guest: the short answer as to who was reading them was everybody. newspapers would arrive at a local tavern, and people would grab them and read them out loud.