congress doing its constitutional job to see that the executive branch faithfully executes the laws. ,rticle one of the constitution all legislative power in a congress of the united states. the congress's power to conduct investigations is inherent with this grant of legislative per. the supreme court has long recognized this. tartary, andversus wrote that "a legislative body cannot legislate wisely or effectively in the absence of information respecting the conditions which the legislation is intended to effect or change. for these reasons, the supreme court has also recognize that congress's power of inquiry is very broad and fully enforceable. "mereurt also noted that requests for information often are unavailing, so some means of compulsion are essential to obtain what is needed." the court has even ruled that congress can require testimony even when it may be relevant to another proceeding. like even a court case. oversight is not just the responsibility of committees or their chairman, although their leadership and expertise is very important. oversight is the responsibility of each a

and taken out the backdoor, which a number of it counter kind terro experts now believe based on an rticle i read in the nation. host: up written how many books? guest: this is my sixth book. but this book is somewhat different than the others. you don't have to be a republican or a conservative or a trump supporter to benefit and enjoy this book. it just would work for bernie sanders supporter, progressive, even people who aren't interested in politics whatsoever. if you're trying to get ahead in business or media or fashion or agriculture. no matter what your chosen avocation, i think these rules ould hold you in good stead. host: good morning. guest: good morning. fox news is the fake news. they don't want to answer people who will question them on something. trump and july ni are using it to try to bring down a real american hero. mueller. he got wide bipartisan support for the job. and now he's getting closer and closer to trump and they're getting more and more hostile. secondly, trump's bankruptcies, he bailout, the facebook accounts, 2016 elections and money laundering. it's all co

and next the rticle 11 de designations before you today with the addition of two properties, and that the conservation district and the conservation district. article 11 is a result of the adoption of the downtown plan and the city's districts are located in c-3 zoning districts. it was among the first designated under the downtown plan and it's the largest conservation district in the city. mint district will be designated fort irst time since the nean 80s. the two additions to 55 fifth street and the hotel langersham at 66799 can have sixth street and 899 mission street are adjacent to the southern boundary and are near the edge of the redevelopment area. their height, scale and massing along with their fine classical renaissance and gothic detailing have a direct relationship with the character and the historic context, and making them a natural addition to the district. and the new mint mission conservation distr occupies the transitional area between large-scale commercial uses on market street and the industrial functions historically located of the style. and the 22 properties

i say this all because in this ,rticle about food and peace and it ultimately showed how leaders fromedieval times to prehistoric -- not prehistoric but to ancient times, pre-christian times, all used food as a way to get people to the loyal to them. -- be loyal to them. and there is an interesting century in the 11th egypt, where during ramadan the egyptians made sculptures out of sugar. sugar was very hard to come by. one of the things that happened course, ins was, of the late middle ages. europeans who saw these sculptures were so taken by them that they wanted to actually have them in their own countries. an emissary of king henry the sixth, who was a king and a 15th century, one of his emissaries actually had these sculptures re-created. you know the word subtleties? called thesethey sugar sculptures that the person had made and where they had sent people to learn how to make them. of course, their subjects were holy subjects and saints, but all of this goes to show that there is an exuberant display of culinary skills for serious political purposes. and it is also a symbol of w

wille number of other .rticles dime bag to seward why is now different than the the waterooth all ofu.s. trade policy. we are in a much more integrated the saidpared to say lot more at stake. francine: why is the turning point fromhese types of trade negotiations that charlie, that are off and own. moussa: for economists, we understand that lingering uncertainty itself can damage economic growth. if you don't know how your supply chains my dearest of late , if you can't see what your pricing structure goes forward, you will delay investment in these decisions. about yeah orhing eight is categorically struggling to fight your out how much of the trade tensions and as skillet torre measures are outweighing what would be the positive tailwinds. upwards helps correction, the dollar will play tensions cap trade "gumbo, lose that senators specify a. . . trade partners know that and that is where they can hurt us. in china, when it has talked around what it sounds like a conciliatory te, we open why do social circuit says -- result for services. it is something china can do as well, promise

and taken out the backdoor, which a number of it counter kind terro experts now believe based on an rticle read in the nation. host: up written how many books? guest: this is my sixth book. but this book is somewhat different than the others. you don't have to be a republican or a conservative or a trump supporter to benefit and enjoy this book. it just would work for bernie sanders supporter, progressive, even people who aren't interested in politics whatsoever. if you're trying to get ahead in business or media or fashion or agriculture. no matter what your chosen avocation, i think these rules ould hold you in good stead. host: good morning. guest: good morning. fox news is the fake news. they don't want to answer people w will estion them on something. trump and july ni are using it to try to bring down a real american hero. mueller. he got wide bipartisan support for the job. and now he's getting closer and closer to trump and they're getting more and more hostile. secondly, trump's bankruptcies, he bailout, the facebook accounts, 2016 elections and money laundering. it's all connecte