united states of america. specifically, i'm looking to collect and receive on a united states constitutional judgment demand and lien placed on the united states currency presses. let me say that. i exercise my united states constitutional right that this moment to exercise freedom of speech and freedom of the press. first amendment, united states constitution. what i need to do -- and i don't have the time now -- is to talk to each one of you to educate you on how this city can move forward now and receive currency funds rather than cutting the budgets for all of your honorable agencies. again, my name is kathleen wells and i am the national executive entrepreneur. thank you for your attention. >> supervisor fewer: next speaker, please. >> good morning. president yee, honored supervisors fewer, stefani, mandelman. my name is jane chin. resident of the outer ridge district number 1. i have to say that i am really, really blessed to be living in an area that is surrounded on three sides by parks. ocean beach, lincoln park and golden gate park. i am also a member of the board of the san francisco botanical garden

the legal and united states constitutional authority for these property seizures is thomas paine's dissertation on government, affairs of the bank and paper money delivered on the pennsylvania legislature in 1787 , and the direct application of the united states constitution, specifically article one, section eight, section ten, with first through the 14th amendment protections for all american citizens. thomas paine asserted that while operating a temporary -- monetarism -- [indiscernible]. >> thank you. next speaker, please. thank you. next speaker. >> i'm translating for her. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: i request following public comment to be included in the minutes of the board of supervisors meeting on july 9th 2019 according to the sunshine ordinance, the total is within 150. and with what i said during the public comment section. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: some supervisors voted for the resolution to change the name of the chinatown station to rose pak station. please consider several points below. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of

they are in congress to represent their voters and to uphold the united states constitution. trump says the four women are not from america. his tweet reading so interesting to see progressive democrat congress women who originalally came from countries whose governments are a complete and total catastrophe. alexandria ocasio-cortez born in the same city as trump, new york. congresswoman ilhan omar came to the united states with her father 28 years ago and has been a u.s. citizen since she was a teenager. it seems clear that trump believes brown and black people are not legitimately american at

i do swear to support and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state california against all enemies, foreign and domestic. that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california, that i take this obligation freely without any mental reservations or purpose of evasion. and that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which i am about to enter and during such time as i hold the office as a member of the code advisory committee, general contractor seat of the state and county of san francisco. >> okay. we are all set. if you would like to make comments, you are welcome to. >> it is a thrill to be here. i am anxious to contribute. i live this code every day. i am in the field. i don't dress like this often. it is a pleasure to form what happens going forward. thank you. [applause.] >> next item is 5. discussion and possible action to make recommendations regarding current membership and reappointments to the code advisory committee. terms to expire august 10, 2022. >>

i exercise my united states constitution rights, and all other rights. opy of the united states constitution with bill of rights in my possession right now. i exercise my right to collect my funds, and i demand my funds from a united states constitutional demand. in the amount of $8,250,000, $5 billion on the 110 trillion purchasing power scientifically. an executive branches of our government, during years tran11-2016 and with this government body on july 16, 2019. i demand that the city of san francisco provide a recent auditing report, accompanied with bank statements on account numbers being used by the city. the last time i gave a public comment, i was talking about what has happened with the federal reserve, and its dictatorial practices and how it has caused the current homelessness problem, which i see. you know, i have lived here from 1985-1996. i moved to new york city, that i move back recently in in january of 2019, i am completely shocked at how many homeless american citizens there are in your streets. it is unacceptable. expert authority, t

, i remember him coming down and me asking very loudly in a hall have you ever read the united states constitution because he was supporting banning muslims back then, talking about mexicans being rapist and things that very much divide our community across this country and very much are very unamerican. very unfortunately he got elected president of the united states. but then here comes the most diverse, the largest incoming class since watergate ironically that is now leading the majority in the united states congress. again, if that is not a referendum in itself of the american people rising up and saying enough is enough, i don't know what is. but thank you so much for having me on the show and i really do appreciate letting folks know, especially that young girl that looks like me, that heard the president say this, that she belongs, she is loved and very much seen and heard by myself and many members of the united states congress. >> you're a child of immigrants here to the united states. i'm a child of immigrants here to the united states as well. and all of us can relate specifically to w

i do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of di the united states and the constitution of the state of california. that i take this obligation freely without any mental reservations or purpose of evasion, and that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which i am about to enter, and during such time as i hold the offers of a member of the board of examiners, state your seat. of the city and county of san francisco. thank you again. [applause.] >> if anybody wants to make any comments, you are more than welcome. that is item 6 as well there. before we close i want to thank commissioner and commission mere lee for the outstanding job. i don't think we ever had so many new faces. i really appreciate that. we know what work goes into that committee to get people's participation with all of the code stuff on the tall buildings and the earthquake and code. it is incredible part of this b

congress have called for his impeachment because of his utter disregard and disrespect of the united states constitution and despite this and other many attempts to distract us, i remain focused, we remain focused on holding him accountable to the laws of this land and accountable to the american people. i urge house leadership, many of my colleagues to take action to impeach this lawless president today, and now we'll take two or three questions. mary. reporter: thank you very much. the president said today many people agree with him and support these comments. i'm wondering if you can speak directly to those supporters of the president and explain why these comments are so harmful and hurtful. and on a personal note, have you had to up your security? are you feeling increased threats? ms. pressley: i would just the experience that he offered is in contradiction to the experience that i every day, including in the airport. there were many who approached me and said, i disagree with some of your policies. i am an independent. i am a republican. i think what he did was wrong. and he won't apologize. but

we have to take action when a president is openly violating the oath he took to the constitution of the united states and the core values we aspire to. ,s martin luther king said always say to america is the true to what you say on paper. i believe this is a moment in our country. the eyes of history are watching us. right now, the president is carrying out mass deportations across this country in each one of our districts. right now, the president is committing human rights abuses at the border, keeping children in cages, and having human beings drinking out of toilets. beenpresident, who has credibly accused of committing multiple crimes, including colluding with foreign government to interfere with our election, this is a president who has overseen the most corrupt administration in our history and pursued an agenda to allow millions of americans to die from a lack of health care while he transfers millions of dollars in tax cuts to corporations. has said president who grab women by the pussy. ofcalled black athletes sons -- president who has equated neo-nazis with those who protest against them i

i exercise my united states constitution rights with bill of rights, main leadership rights, my admitted residency rights in my joint venture rights. i and the american government. last week in the record i moved that the united states constitution with bill of rights be neatly invoked for the history of the protection of our american citizenry. and the ordained and legal document that i have in my possession here has more authority than private bank policy. this is a well documented historical fact. i have also moved at the american military in california state militia to protect our american citizens nationwide which will also help in cleaning up the public safety public health hazard that you people have been promoting and accepting here by not doing anything. i exercise my rate to connect just collect my funds and the constitutional judgement demand for u.s. currency and lean and the amount of $8 million, and $2 billion. duly executed and filed in the american judiciary and executive branches of our government. and with this government body on july 16th, 2019. i have much more to say

united states. >> on capitol hill he established himself as a champion of limited government, fiscal responsibility. development, educational opportunities and the united states constitution. as governor of indiana, he increased school funding, expanded school choice and creed the first state-funded -- plan in history. andinvestments in roads school, the state remain fiscally responsible that -- and a vice president work with members to pass a balanced budget and aaa credit ratings that were the envy of the nation. it was his steadfast dedication to conservative principles of a strong family values and legislative and executive experience that prompted president trump to select mike pence as his running mate. under president trump and vice president pence, this administration is continued to fight for the prince was we share, including the -- securing our southern border by building a wall, this administration education freedom scholarship proposal and efforts to defend the free speech rights of all students are two bold examples of that. after all it accomplishes and following leads, vice president pence dedicated the free time to reach students. he would routinely speak

as lauded in the preamble of the united states' constitution.reen. algreen is he has called for this before, al green. al green is one of about 80 members of the house of representatives that have spoken in favour in the past of impeachment proceedings going forward in the house as far as donald trump is concerned. it's not some being that the democratic leadership wants to embark upon. at least for the time being. theirview is embark upon. at least for the time being. their view is is not a popular issue with the country, the country as a whole doesn't want to see the president impedes and of course are to move would ultimately fail in the senate —— impeached, and the senate is currently under republican control. david, thank you is always were talking as to these events in the house of representatives. david willis in washington. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. heavy rains are set to continue across south asia on wednesday. the monsoon has already left more than a hundred and 80 people dead and displaced millions. nearly 50

as in the preamble of the united states constitution.rn of events, that was the democratic representative for texas, al green, calling for the impeachment of is an trump. earlier we heard the house of representatives voting to condemn president trump's tweets as being racist against the four democratic congress women. the house of representatives condemning those racially— charged attacks against the congress women, that vote just taking place now. and as david was also saying there, oh republicans voting tojoin also saying there, oh republicans voting to join with the democrats in condemning president trump —— four republicans stay with us on newsday for all of the details on the breaking story. let's take a look at the day's other news. heavy rains are set to continue across south asia on wednesday. the monsoon has already left more than a hundred and 80 people dead and displaced millions. —— 180 people dead. nearly 50 of the fatalities are in india, and at least 67 were killed in nepal. rajini vaidya nathan has more from delhi. floodi

the united states constitution mandates that a census take place here in the us every ten years.se censuses help determine the allocation of billions of dollars in federal funds. they also help determine the allocation of seats in the house of representatives. now, president trump, as you mentioned there, has insisted or is insisting that a question on citizenship, is the person filling out the form a citizen of the united states, be inserted into next year's census. democrats are crying foul. they say that this will cause a lot of illegal immigrants to boycott the survey, and that will lead to a diminution of funds to democratic areas, where there are a lot of illegal immigrants, and also impact their representation on state and county levels. so there's a lot at stake here. last week, the united states supreme court blocked this move by the trump administration to have this citizenship question inserted in the census, and president trump is now saying that he might seek to override that with the use of a so—called executive order. the question being, martin, does he have the au

>> exactly. >> professor gerhardt, does the united states constitution require a formal authorization of an impeachment? >> the words impeachment inquiry are not in the constitution. >> thank you. i yield back. >>> the chair recognizes the gentleman from louisiana for five minutes. >> mr. gerhardt over here on your far right. >> it's a little hard to see. >> sorry, we have a big committee. you sit in a recent interview with the new yorker magazine that, quote, if the present has misled people, unquote, then it could be the basis for impeachment? president obama made a statement that became rather famous regarding obamacare, and he said if you like your health care plan, you can keep it. it was famously called the light of the year by political fact, so i don't need this to be flippant. i want to ask you a question about your intellectual consistency. is that an impeachable offense? no i would not say so, and it's partly because i think the president made a mistake. >> it's pertinent to any impeachable inquiry. >> but didn't you just explain your last set of answers here that a violati

i'm submitting with the clerk the paperwork of my united states constitutional judgment demand andlene for u.s. currency and move to release to me $500,000, $9.5 million, and an additional $5 billion. i also have an additional executive order. this order goes into the history, the laws, and the facts of our american money system and the facts around the verl reserve dictatorship, whereas the declaration of independence and bill of rights is the law in all states and cities. whereas the federal reserve act of 1913 was not properly ratified by the congress in 1913, whereas the privately owned federal reserve has no written contract with sufficient legal consideration, plus the national currency supply. whereas the money velocity, pieces of money in circulation has dropped approximately 50% since 2008, declaring a public safety emergency. whereas the federal reserve bank central dictates for present-day homelessness created asset inflation which has produced the need to access interest-free currency to solve the problems of this health hazard and protect the general population. [inaudible

the statement issued to the saysese investigation team these acts by the united states clearly constitute crime of aggression against the. the crime of attacks on .onmilitary targets ♪ we are nestle hope that the results of our investigation into these criminal acts will make contributions to winning a great victory for vietnam and for independence, freedom, and peace for the vietnamese people. >> you can watch archival films on public affairs and our entirety on our weekly series real america. here on american history tv. this weekend, on american architects, we visit the library of congress in washington dc to see an autobiography written in arabic. he was a muslim scholar from who was sold into slavery and ship to south carolina in the early 1800s. here is a preview. he was a scholar. he was born in what is now rivers in aween senegal and gambia. he was from one of the largest and most important tribes in west africa. born in that region. school.up and went to he learned to read and write and arabic. caughtage of 37, he was by a tribal conflict. there came to our place a large army tha

every two years, as we know, we put up our hands to uphold the constitution of the united states of america, i know some people may be disappointed in some of the things that we do, i spend every hour and moment that i'm here trying to do what i'm sworn to do. for the 700,000 people who sent me here. and one of the things that i do want to do, too, for future generations and for us, is preserve the power of this congress, because it is so very important, to us, maintaining this thing we call democracy. this precious thing. >> any other member have a question? seeing undead >> just a? motion, and -- >> -- quick motion. i would like to think our witnesses for being here, anything that you would like to assert on the record with our stenographer, you're dismissed, that concludes the hearing portion of this bill. we are going to consider hr 582, the raise the wage act, we have truman scott, and ranking member fox, we are delighted that you're here, and >> the house rules committee is moving to other business, you can watch this hearing again tonight, they are expected to take up this resolution

host: the book includes the complete text of the united states constitution. it's called "how to read the constitutions and why." that's by professor kimberly wehle. thank you for your time this morning. journal,'s washington live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. elana,up monday morning, and the philadelphia inquirer's jonathan previews the week ahead in washington. the former commerce secretary and former u.s. ambassador to china discusses his role with the past u.s. mca coalition and current u.s. trade policy. you sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern on monday morning. join the discussion. washington journal books are available at c-span's new online store. check out the washington journal mugs and see all of the c-span products. for 35 years, emily's list has been working to elect pro-choice democratic women to state and local elections. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> we should tell our audience that you had a big announcement that you are committing $20 million to 20 races to flip

is committee in particular has a constitutional duty to investigate allegations of misconduct by executive branch officials including the president of the united states and is currently investigating allegations of abuse of power, public or r corruption and obstruction of justice within the trump administration. the purpose of this hearing is to examine the range of constitutional remedies available for addressing presidential misconduct under its article 1 authors. today's discussioning will aid the committee in determining the remedies available to it as the investigation unfolds. under article 1 authorities, congress has a number of responses to presidential misconduct available to it. with regard to the committee's responsibility, to determine whether to represented articles of impeachment against the president, articles of impeachment are already -- articles of impeachment are under consideration as part of the committee's investigation although no final determination has been made. in addition, the committee has the authority to recommend its own articles of impeachment for consideration by the full house of representatives. the committee seeks

the constitution of the united states, for just a moment. because one of my concerns about what we are doing today, though i support the outcome, is written in section 8 of article 1 one of the constitution, the congress shall have the power to lay and collect taxes, duties and impose excises to pay the debts and provide for the common defense and general welfare of the united states. with all duties shall be uniform without the unes. article 1, section 8. it lays it out pretty simply that the congress of the united states has the power of the purse. so while i support what we are doing today, because i recognize the importance of getting chaos and uncertainty off the table for the reasons already stated in this debate, i'm disappointed that the agreement was hammered out by basically four people. four plus one, the administration and four members of the congress referenced in article 1, section 8. that's our job. and the only meaningful debate that has happened over discretionary spending in this country has happened only in this chamber dur

we have to take action when a president is openly violating the oath he took to the constitution of the united statesnd the core values we aspire to. as martin luther king said, all we say to america is be true to what you see on paper. i believe this is a pivotal moment in our country. the eyes of history is watching us. right now, the president is carrying out mass deportation raids across this country. in each one of our districts. right now, the president is committing human rights abuses at the border, keeping children in cages, and having human beings drinking out of toilet. this president who has been credibly accused of committing multiple crimes, including colluding with foreign governments interfering with our election, this is a president who has overseen the most corrupt administration in our history. and pursued an agenda to allow millions of americans to die from a lack of health care while he transfers million of dollars in tax cuts to corporations. this is a president who has said grab women. he has called black athletes sons of bitches. he has called people who come from black and br

united states, against donald john trump, president of the united states. in maintenance and support of its impeachment against him for high misdemeanors committed as president, constituting arm harm to american society, to the manifest injury of the people of the united states, article 1. the house of representatives on july 16, 2019, strongly condemned president donald trump's racist comments that have legitamized and increased fear and hatred of new americans and people of color by saying that our fellow americans who are the immigrants, and those who may look to the president like immigrants, should go back to other countries. by referring to immigrants and asylum seekers as invaders and by saying that members of congress who are immigrants are those of our colleagues who are wrongly assumed to be immigrants do not belong in congress, or in the united states of america. >> we're listening to representative al green of texas introducing a separate resolution -- resolution of impeachment. phil mattingly, explain the process, what's going on following this other vote condemning the president's racist tweets, 240 in favor, 187 oh opposed, four republicans voting in favor.

united states constitution, but of international human rights that the united nations human rights council has recommended in a nonbinding way that powerful companies adopt. that would mean that content could not be suppressed unless it posed an emergency. that it directly caused certain specific, serious imminent harm that cannot be prevented other than through suppression. short of that, as you indicated, for example, ranking member politically , controversial, even repugnant speech should be protected. we may very much disagree with the message, but the most effective as well as principled way to oppose it is through more speech, and i would certainly recommend, as i did in my written testimony, that these companies adopt user-empowering technology that would allow us to make truly informed voluntary decisions about what we see and what we don't see and not manipulate us, as has been reported many times into , into increasing rabbit holes and echo chambers, but give us the opportunity to make her own choices in chooser and communities. rep. rogers: thank you. i yield back. rep. thompson

of congress have fallen for this because of his utter disregard in this response of the united states constitutionand despite this, and other many attempts to distract us, i remain focused, we remain focused on holding him accountable for the laws of this land and accountable to the american people. i urge health leadership, many of my colleagues, to take action toparch this lawless president today and now we'll take two or three questions. mary? reporter: thank you very much. the president today said that many people agree with him and support these comments. i'm wondering if you can speak directly to those supporters of the president and explain why these comments are so harmful and hurtful and on a personal note if you can discuss the consequences of impacts in these comments, have you had to up your security or are you receiving increasing ideas? >> i will just say that the experience that he offered is in contradiction to the experience that i have every day, including on my way here. he said i disagree with some of your policies, i'm an in, i'm a republican and i think what he did was wrong,

and my job was to fight for religious liberties and to protect the first amendment to the united states constitution but i tell you i realized over time trying to save the constitution case-by-case wasn't enough and that's why i ran for attorney general for missouri and the senate and like president trump, i got into politics to actually do something. and you know, i tell you, i'm the youngest member of the senate. tradition says as a young member of the senate, you are supposed to listen and not speak. but i tell you what, there are some things that need to be fed. do you agree, and there are some things that needed to be done. we need more people who are going to do that. do you agree? [applause] two areas i want to talk about particularly where we have to be especially vigilant and where the fight is especially tough. that is protecting our religious liberties and getting pro- constitution judges on the bench. and the fight against their attempt to shut us down and censor us to stop the voices and write us right out of the public square these are fights we have to take on. i know i don't have to

congress have called for his impeachment because of his utter disregard and disrespect of the united states constitution this and other attempts to distract us i remain, we remain focused holding him accountable to the laws of this land and the american people. i urge house leadership, my colleagues to take action to impeach this lawless president today. >> texas congressman green tweeted he this month will bring an impeachment vote to the floor of the house for, quote, bigotry and policy harmful to our country. we are getting reaction to those across the pond through a spokesperson for theresa may saying the language used to these women was completely unacceptable. trump has been highly critical of the prime minister recently taki taking to twitter to call her foolish among other things. >>> president trump is touting the success of this weekend's mass raids but i am graciouses and customs enforcement officials despite little evidence to back up the claims. there have been few signs deportations were being carried out at the level he previously promised. the acting commissioner of border patrol is down