pardon power or countriesg with other in certain ways, high standard and there is institutional rotection, majority in the house, two-thirds in the senate. host: cass sunstein of harvard author of citizen's guide," thomas in ohio, go ahead. steps to at are the get to the 25th amendment? a fabulous question. the 25th amendment is another avenue by which the president be relieved of his of his ons and here duties. different are two ideas. the first, the 25th amendment is perform the to job, rather than about bad acts, amendment the 25th as not about actions, but instead about condition. the president is suffering some terrible physical or mental disability, then the president can be removed by the 25th amendment. what it is for. it was done in the aftermath of he kennedy assassination and a thought was what if president kennedy had been shot, but had what would we do, if he couldn't do the job? 25th amendment gives the answer. mechanism by which that inability is triggered, unless it, but in the s 25th amendment, this is how it is, the vice president and majority of the cabinet has to decid

argue thisld .rotects the allegedly to him it does not put him or her out there. it protects the lawmaker from what they say is being targeted by disgruntled employees. process,es this signing papers saying i will not press this further and accept a settlement. it involves taxpayer dollars. learned congressman conyers used his office money to pay for it. taxpayer dollars. there is a push to change the system. nancy pelosi has said the system, charges should be investigated, she has hinted she is going to look at the system, too. so was paul ryan, the speaker. >> this is cyclical. capitol hill goes through this. the current system was in response to complaints in the past. >> the u.s. house, unlike senate, does not have pages. there is a reason. the mark foley scandal. that led to his downfall and perhaps his -- the downfall of the majority. big ramifications. on to the budget deadline. what do you see happening, especially with regard to the dreamers? >> it is hard to say. the president has made some remarks there is a deal to be had with democrats. he seems to ha

he's always rotected by the army, with a full presidential guard, which is responsible for looking afterfunctional to have the television station, the state broadcaster taken over by the army, to have tanks on the street, to have a president locked in his own home? emily, a lot has happened, right? but what has not happened is a coup. so, is this or is this not a coup? zanu pf‘s representative says "no." i put the same question to fungayi mabhunu an anti—mugabe campaigner here in london. from what the army is saying, they're saying that it is not a military takeover. they're saying they're trying to put things right. you know, they've realised that mugabe and grace, to be more precise, was surrounded by a lot of thugs, so they say they want to get rid of the thugs. but what is surprising is the announcement that they made on tv and we heard from our friends and collegues back home, the army is in charge. what is your assessment of what's going on? it's the army taking over, it's the army forcing mugabe to step down. we are hearing reports that may be tomorrow that will make an announceme

political parties who believe it was important to set barriers of goods coming into the country to .rotectomestic producers goes all the way back to alexander hamilton, our first treasury secretary, who was a protectionist in that sense. hamilton, there are two things to be said. number one, his tariffs were no more than 8.5% on goods coming in. heelys said, that once an industry got established, there was no particular reason to have those. what you not politics work. once you get it you cannot let go of it. the federalists were protectionist. the whigs were protectionist. abraham lincoln was a protectionist. the subsequent party, the republican party was protectionist in those days. that you cannt identify great times of growth in america with protective tariffs and identify terrell full times with protective tariffs and the same could be said of the free trade. tariffs are a factor. --during mckinley program during mckinley probing time, what were the percentages on tariffs? the neighborhood of 50% on a lot of goods and they were on a lot. the interesting thing about mckinley, which the

they're counting on you for .rotection do have a lot of st. mary's people here? thank you for being here. . the bads a crisis news is that it is a crisis everywhere. the good news is that it is a crisis everywhere. that everybody in the congress, whether they or charles role area module --y's or and whether it is rural, urban, suburban, it is a crisis. you can go to the rule most parts of the hampshire and they will tell you there is a problem . i am so pleased they say, dr. wanted to here. and i say a few words of welcome. the surgeon general wanted us to do something. i talked to him and congratulated him on his appointment. he said, let's do a forum in the southern maryland, where i know you have a problem because it is everywhere. that is the bad and good news. good news, because it means everybody understands it and needs to deal with it. fleming whoank dr. is here. let me be yield to you. you are supposed to welcome us. i was doing that. i apologize for subverting your responsibility. >> that is all right. we're flexible. i am dr. richard fleming at the col

pardon power or countriesg with other in certain ways, high standard and there is institutional rotectionjority in the house, two-thirds in the senate. host: cass sunstein of harvard author of citizen's guide," thomas in ohio, go ahead. steps to at are the get to the 25th amendment? a fabulous question. the 25th amendment is another avenue by which the president be relieved of his of his ons and here duties. different are two ideas. the first, the 25th amendment is perform the to job, rather than about bad acts, amendment the 25th as not about actions, but instead about condition. the president is suffering some terrible physical or mental disability, then the president can be removed by the 25th amendment. what it is for. it was done in the aftermath of he kennedy assassination and a thought was what if president kennedy had been shot, but had what would we do, if he couldn't do the job? 25th amendment gives the answer. mechanism by which that inability is triggered, unless it, but in the s 25th amendment, this is how it is, the vice president and majority of the cabinet has to decide th