yoo: thisprof. yoo: is an issue for lawyers. the hard job is the people we elect to office who have to decide which policy choice to make. the law can give you a range of outcomes. i often compare it to the law can set out the boundaries of the football field. . it doesn't tell you what plays to call, it can tell you what is inbounds and what is out of bounds. maybe the judges index refineries. -- the judges elected the referees. but the people choose the policies. all of these questions are surveillance, interrogation, the law says that this is a permissible range of things you can do. but what you can really do is a difficult question. host: one more quote from "war by other means," american law prohibits torture, but not all forms of interrogation that go beyond questioning our torture. physical or mental coercion does not constitute torture, includes threats of poor treatment or promises of better treatment or non-harmful physical contact. solitary confinement is not torture. marine instructors don't commit torture in boot c

. >> good afternoon, professor yoo. and in 1968, president johnson nominated thornberry to replace retiring chief justice warren and it didn't happen, of course, because of, i guess, the election coming up and justice ford has had financial situation has had to resign. so i was just wondering, has there been any other justices that have resigned because of improprieties financially or anything like that, i o couldn't think of anyone else especially recently. wondering with your lack at history, has anyone had to resign? >> thank you, michael. >> i don't think so, not in modern times. if i remember the facts of chief justice -- justice fort the is who was a close adviser to president johnson, in fact, later we discovered fortis was often giving johnson political advice, come over to the oval and talk on the phone and even when he was while fortis was on the supreme court. johnson would ask him because fortis had been his lawyer before johnson had been president butis i believe it was because fortis was basically practici

berkeley professor jon yoo with the guide to the supreme court joins us to take calls on the supreme court, executive branch authority and more. then at :0 p.m. eastern on "afterwords." jennifer shares her book about friedman, the economist and interviewed by alex. watch every sunday c-span 2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch any time on c-span 2book.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more, including cox. >> cooling-devries system is extremely rare. your friends don't have to be. when you're connected, you're not alone. >> cox supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to address. >> before returning to the u.s., secretary of state antony blinken held a news conference in dubai as the israel-hamas war resumed after a seven-day truce and came to an end bahamas reneged on the commitments to attacking israel and releasing certain hostages. it was secretary blinken's third trip to the middle east since the war began october 7th. his remarks r

he wasn't surprised by the massive blast. >> he was not a stable individual. >> reporter: police say yoo had no known criminal record, but had a history of filing unsubstantiated complaints with the fbi. police still searching for a cause of the explosion. police and the fbi say there is no ongoing threat to the community. this was an isolated case. ten homes were damaged. no one else seriously injured. lester? >> tom costello, thanks. >>> now to two major battles on capitol hill, one of them the long delay of hundreds of military appointments just resolved while new funding for the war in ukraine is still held up. here is peter alexander. >> reporter: tonight, a dramatic reversal after months of single-handedly blocking more than 400 military promotions for some of the country's highest ranking officers, alabama republican senator tommy tuberville is backing down, abruptly lifting his hold. >> i'm releasing everybody. i've still got a hold on i think 11 four-star generals. everybody is completely released from me. >> reporter: tuberville had been facing bipartisan backlash for holding u

john yoo, former law clerk to clarence thomas. great to have this outstanding panel with us. first let's go to chad pergram and get the latest on the breaking news this hour on a friday afternoon on capitol hill. hi, chad. >> march that good afternoon. jack smith has lost his effort to speed up consideration as to whether the former president was immune from prosecution for interfering with the 2020 presidential election. now, this first goes to an appeals court likely in washington d.c. only then would it later go to the supreme court. this likely upends the chances of a march 4 trial date for the former president. jack smith wanted quick action by the supreme court effectively by passing the appellate court. listen. >> a special counsel was asking effectively to leap frog over the d.c. circuit in order to get a judgment as quickly as possible. jack smith has made very clear that he wants this case tried before the election. >> this upends the potential political calendar. it's unclear if the case by special counsel jack smith can be wrapped up before the election. the trump

john yoo, you're terrific and thank you for joining us.e want to ask you, you brought up this other case, you know, what's going on with the special council jack smith and what's going on with the georgia 2020 case. what's your take on what's happening now? >> this is interesting. president trump has some very important issues to bring up to the court and the supreme court are announced that it was going to hear one of the major league issues in the january 6 proprii terrifics case being directly charged and brought up in the january 6 case against trying to draw the court and porn on if that case gets to court and time for the start date and falls in the election period and whether president trump can have the normal course of appeals, get up to the supreme court and maybe kick the case till after the elections. elizabeth: wow, interesting stuff. john yoo, you're so smart thank we appreciate you and hope to have you back on the show soon. stay there. we have more to come on "the evening edit," next. ♪ liberty mutual customized my car insu

investigators say james yoo was inside his arlington home monday night and is presumed dead. police were attempting to execute a search warrant after they say he shot flares across the neighborhood. court records reveal yoo had filed lawsuits that were dismissed, accusing relatives, judges, lawyers, and doctors of conspiring to violate his rights. >>> "the anchorage daily news" says charges were reduced for the alaska airlines pilot accused of attempting to cut the engines. joseph emerson was originally charged with 83 counts of attempted murder, one for every person on board. on monday, a grand jury indicted him on 83 misdemeanor counts of recklessly endangering another person, and one count of endangering an aircraft. >>> the "associated press" says a bethlehem church in the west bank canceled christmas celebrations in solidarity with gaza. the evangelical lutheran christmas church says it's impossible to celebrate when children are being massacred. the church put up a display symbolizing the destruction in gaza and shows a baby jesus wrapped in a palestinian scarf lying on

yoo, emmanuel s. heller, professor of law at the university of california at berkeley, non-resident senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and visiting fellow at the hoover institution. after the speakers have given their remarks, we will turn to you the audience for questions. if you have a question at any point during the program, please type it into the q&a feature at the bottom of your screen and we will handle those as we can towards the end of the program. with that, thank you all very much for being with us. professor yoo, over to you. >> thank you, everybody, for joining us. this is may be we hope the last episode of the year but we have been saying that for the last three weeks, john and i, on presidential power and the trump trials and investigations, executive privilege. now, who knew? we are going to talk about presidential disc modification. earlier this week this -- the colorado supreme court held the 14th of moment requires donald trump be disqualified from running for presi

>> reporter: police were attempting to execute a search warrant after they say 56-year-old james yooecklessly shot flares across the neighborhood. >> a male suspect discharged a flare type gun from the residence more than 30 times. >> reporter: officers try to negotiate with a barricaded suspect as he was fire and gunshots [gunfire] suddenly, the ears putting so sound. >> i've never had a sound wave shock like that. i thought something had happened on my house. >> we need all fire, the house has exploded, i believe. >> reporter: the suspect was inside the residence at the time explosion, and he is presumed at this point to be deceased. human remains have been located at the scene. >> reporter: across the str street, business owner yen nguyen captured the blast on her nail salon security camera. you were scared? >> yeah, very scared. very scared. >> reporter: neighbors were evacuated at an end at least ten homes were impacted, but there tonight, bomb technician searched surrounding box for evidence. police are still sorting through a possible motive. now yoo had previously contacted t

yoo, emmanuel s.eller, professor of law at the university of california at berkeley, non-resident senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and visiting fellow at the hoover institution. after the speakers have given their remarks, we will turn to you the audience for questions. if you have a question at any point during the program, please type it into the q&a for you the bottom of your screen and we will handle those as we can towards the end of the program. what's that, thank you all very much for being with us. professor yoo, over to you. >> thank you, everybody, for joining us. this is may be we hope the last episode of the year but we have been saying that for the last three weeks, john and i, on presidential power and the trump trials and investigations, executive privilege. now, when you? we would talk about -- who knew we would talk about presidential disc modification? earlier this week this -- the colorado supreme court held the 14th of moment requires donald trump be disqualified

the suspect, 56-year-old james yoo, refusing to surrender, discharging several rounds from a firearm as officers closed in. then, this explosion. the fbi and atf on the scene. authorities say human remains were found at the site. >> the suspect was inside the residence at the time of the explosion, and he is presumed at this point to be deceased. >> reporter: david, officials say yoo made claims of fraud to the fbi that never led to an investigation. meanwhile, a now deleted linkedin page belonging to him contained hundreds of pages of paranoid conspiracy theories. david? >> david: ike, thank you. >>> we turn now to the storms pummelling the pacific northwest at this hour, and the major change then coming to the great lab lakes, all the way into the northeast. this is from the west. raging waters near granite falls, washington. in fact, two more rounds of this on the way this week, with up to two feet of snow in some places. in the east tonight, a fast-moving system making roads slick from the midwest to the northeast. and behind it all, that blast of cold air, wind chills in the tee

in depth with john yoo live sunday at noon eastern on c-span2. >> next, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken regresses the resumption of the israel hamas war. secretary blinken blamed hamas for not keeping his commitment to release hostages and cease attacks on israel. sec. blinken: good evening everyone, this is my third visit since october 7th when hamas slaughtered men and women. on october 7th. during the first visit i made i came to show strong solidarity with israel, defending itself to make sure october 7th never happens again. and also to stress the importance of humanitarian assistance, getting to people in need in gaza. eople in need in gaza. after that, the humanitarian assistance began to flow. during my second visit i focusessed on how humanitarian pauses could facilitate the release of hostages and allow assistance to get into gaza and help get innocent civilians out of harm's way. after that visit, we saw israel institute pauses that enabled people to get out of harm's way. we were able to broker a deal with qatar and egypt playing critical ro

but by then they believe yoo had filled the house with natural gas by opening all the gas lines insidethe kitchen so that it was permeated. then they believe he may have fired an additional flare inside to cause that spontaneous combustion. but i've seen a lot of gas explosions. i've talked to people on the scene. they think there is something else here, perhaps additional propane tanks or some kind of accelerant, because they said after the gas explosion, the amount of fire, the fact that the flames kept on going signals to them that he had somehow, as you suggested, rigged the house, booby-trapped it with something more than just the gas. >> so, john, who is this guy? what do we know about him? is he known to federal authorities? >> he is. it's really interesting, laura, because he is totally unknown to the people on this block. the man at 844 burlington street in arlington was never seen by neighbors. they didn't even really know if somebody really lived there. but federal authorities to the court system to the attorneys, he was a prolific filer of lawsuits with can outlandish claim

thank yoo so much for joining us. ryan goodman and former special counsel of the department of defense. in the former excel nixon white house counsel, thank you all. ryan, i wonder, what does this reveal around the courts right now? could this be a smart decision to let the appeals court later this out first? >> absolutely. so, trumps brief in response to jack smith and the supreme court has a strong argument. one of them is this kind of issue has never been decided by any court in the country, save for one. let the regular course of litigation proceed, have the d.c. circuit way in and get their judgment before you decide, and made a second argument which was to say maybe you should leapfrog in certain instances, but in this they are fast tracking the process. why jump ahead when we can just get the circuits review, it does not necessarily reveal which way they might go, but that is a pretty strong argument for not a huge delay, but at least letting the process straight play out. >> trump is celebrating this as a big

. >>> let's where i in cal berkeley law professor and former deputy assistant attorney general john yoo. john great to have you on hunter biden is daring to hold him in contempt. do you think they will? should they? >> i think they will and they should. hunter biden is basically showing disrespect for the people's house, the house of representatives. he's been issued a legitimate subpoena. he's allowed to show up in person and take the fifth but he has to show up in person. he almost dares them to hold him in contempt by showing up at the capitol but then not going inside to the hearing room to meet with the staff. i don't see how the house can't, cannot hold subpoena but can't hold him in contempt but as kevin just said it's still up to the justice department run by merrick garland appointed by joe biden to carry out and execute it. >> reporter: i know it's not a legal question john but overall your thoughts by hunter biden making this public statement. was it just a dumb move in your estimation? >> hunter biden is under investigation, he's indicted twice. there might be more. anything

yoo al-anant himself, officially announced that we in the palestinian society, because of the hardships they endure and their war , consider the war for their own land much higher than the zionists, and it is unlikely that the zionists will be able to do this if the resistance continues to sustain itself. to fight the war as if it was a temporary ceasefire the zionists have agreed to a ceasefire and cease attacks for one day for every ten prisoners, now they are willing to release only one prisoner for every day of fire , and this shows the retreat of the zionists and the conditions of both the political situation and the field situation in currently, it is completely in favor of hamas, and they are moving forward with patience, and the zionists have not achieved any of their military goals, that is , no captives have been released, hamas has not been destroyed, and they have not been able to achieve their military goals regarding destruction. if hamas arrives and we see that the casualties of this regime are extremely high, it is unlikely that it will be able to win the war continue fo

berkley law professor john yoo joins book tv to talk about the supreme court, its support of presidential power, the bush and trump administration and more. his books include "crisis and command," "defend for the chief" and the recently published "the politically incorrect guide to the supreme court" join in with your phone call, facebook messages and texts. john yoo on ""in depth "on book tv on c-span 2. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1,000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled lift centers so student from low-income families can get the toolthey need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-span as a public service along with these other providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> next, nebraska republican representative don bacon talk act the infighting in the republican party over funding for ukraine. saying some members are anti-biden and programmed to oppose the adminis

john yoo, the former deputy assistant attorney general. great read on all of this.y general, obviously he and donald trump have not exactly been seeing eye to eye on a lot of matters but on this particular matter, colorado and all of that, he does see some potential judicial overreach. we will be talking to him tomorrow. see you at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. for now, here is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone. jessica tarlov along with

john yoo on all of those developments. want to go to break here. five records in a row for the dow, a little bit of give-back today. the dow falling 475 points. we had some news in the transports and a lot of the stocks that have to do with companies moving things not moving at much. fed ex said their forecast was looking a little less robust. that stock down 11%. dragged transport stocks with it. there's those that subscribe to the dow theory. as they go, so do the markets. or was this an excuse to sell? the santa rally is still on. we'll have more after this. every day, more dog people, and more vets are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. they're quitting the kibble. and kicking the cans. and feeding their dogs dog food that's actually well, food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door. it's smarter, healthier pet food. get 50% off your first box at thefarmersdog.com/realfood ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done with new mu

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yoo, emmanuel s. heller, professor of law at the university of california at berkeley, non-resident senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and visiting fellow at the hoover institution. after the speakers have given their remarks, we will turn to you the audience for questions. if you have a question at any point during the program, please type it into the q&a for you the bottom of your screen and we will handle those as we can towards the end of the program. what's that, thank you all very much for being with us. professor yoo, over to you. >> thank you, everybody, for joining us. this is may be we hope the last episode of the year but we have been saying that for the last three weeks, john and i, on presidential power and the trump trials and investigations, executive privilege. now, when you? we would talk about -- who knew we would talk about presidential disc modification? earlier this week this -- the colorado supreme court held the 14th of moment requires donald trump be disqualifie

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let's go to john yoo right now. we're hitting you with this just on this breaking news, john. what do you think? >> it's an astounding verdict. this is almost i think seven times to ten times more than the plaintiffs asked for. they had to though that guliani made false statements, that he did it recklessly and caused them damages to their reputation. the interesting thing here that people should realize is there was never a trial on the actual facts. guliani basically refused to contest the claims and that the judge entered here a default judgment against him. guliani basically didn't show up. guliani is going to tried to go on appeal and say all of my speech was protected by the first amendment. i had a right even if it was wrong to say these things because of my right to free speech. but this is a strong signal by this jury to impose so much money and damages. i'm sure money that mayor guliani doesn't have. i'm sure it meant to send a signal to other defendants involved in the trump re-election campaign that what

learning more about the suspect in monday's house explosion in arlington, virginia 56-year-old james yoo is presumed dead after the enormous blast that shook buildings for blocks he had no known criminal record, but neighbors say he exhibited erratic behavior the standoff began when police responded to reports of a flare gun being deployed more than 30 times. >>> an update on that shark attack in the bahamas. lauren erickson van wart from massachusetts is identified. she had just celebrated her wedding. local police say the victim was paddleboarding near the sandals resort in nassau when she was attacked >>> the great plains are in for warm weather today despite the calendar still reading december let's bring back angie lassman with a look at the weather across the country >> a little confusing, guys, when it comes to temperatures across the middle of the country. we have a big ridge of high pressure we've also got an alberta clipper, a fast-moving system from canada bringing with it cold air this's why cincinnati and nashville end up in the 40s. a touch below normal for this time of yea

james yoo is presumed dead after the enormous blast he had no known criminal record, but neighbors sayd erratic behavior the standoff began when police responded to reports of a flare gun being fired more than 30 times. the cause of the explosion is still being investigated apart from the suspect, there were no serious injuries >>> now to an update on that deadly shark attack in the bahamas. police have identified the victim as 44-year-old lauren eriksson van wart from massachusetts. nbc boston reporting sources told them she had just celebrated her wedding she was paddleboarding near the sandals resort in nassau when she was attacked >>> an incredible rescue in texas where one wrong move could have changed the outcome rescue workers pulled a driver from a dangling truck on an interstate once the truck stabilized, search and rescue workers used aerial ladders to reach the driver, he was hooked to a harness and pulled to safety the driver was taken to the hospital and expected to be okay >> wow >>> it might be winter, but the plains getting warmer than average temperatures let's bring b

police were attempting to execute a search warrant after they say 56-year-old james yoo recklessly shotare-type gun from the residence more than 30 times. >> reporter: officers tried to negotiate with the barricaded suspect as he was firing gunshots. suddenly, the ear-splitting sound. >> i've never had a sound wave shock like that. i thought something had happened on my house. >> we need all fire apparatus. the house has exploded, i believe. >> the suspect was inside the residence at the time of the explosion, and he is presumed at this point to be deceased. human remains have been located at the scene. >> reporter: across the street, business owner yen nguyen captured the blast on her nail salon's security camera. >> you were scared? >> yeah, very scared. very scared. >> reporter: neighbors were evacuated, and at least ten homes were impacted, but there were no major injuries. tonight bomb technicians searched surrounding blocks for evidence. police are still sorting through a possible motive. now, yoo had previously contacted the fbi through phone calls, online tips, even letters, rel

in depth with john yoo live sunday at noon eastern on c-span2. >> next, u.s.retary of state antony blinken regresses the resumption of the israel hamas war. secretary blinken blamed hamas for not keeping his commitment to release hostages and cease attacks on israel.

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