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Dependent on trade with russia. germany�*s chambers of industry and commerce says that 250,000 full—times jobs are at risk, as the export business to russia comes to a standstill. and, of course, europe�*s biggest economy is hugely dependent on russian energy, importing over half of its gas and over 40% of its oilfrom russia. so, how adversely affected will the german economy be, with rising energy prices at the same time as a slowdown in business? joining me now is peter schaffrik, chief ...

Broad to allow for federal regulation of interstate commerce and the growth of the economy in this country. but over time, the supreme court has made clear that the commerce clause limits the federal government, that there is limited authority under the commerce clause. the state of the law now is such that the federal government, through the commerce clause, is only permitted to regulate channels of interstate commerce instrumentalities of interstate commerce, and activities that substantially ...

Right here, if they can move all the way through, secure this northern part, take the black sea and odesa, which is such a major center for everything, commerce and people, can they bring them in by sea, essentially landing craft, naval resupply from the sea. i think the bigger issue is what way v theyre doing in the north. this is where theyre at, in and around kyiv. yesterday we were talking about three axes of advance. major fighting here and here today, but theyre not making up much ground. ...

Things that the states may not do. this is referred to as the, you know, the so-called dormant commerce clause. the dormant commerce clause acknowledges the power of congress, the exclusive domain of congress as being regulating interstate commerce but theres no federal cause of action to allow for the invalidation of a state law under the commerce clause. its been something thats been adopted by the courts. is that an appropriate exercise of the courts judicial power, or does that amount to de ...

How out of the ordinary is this for the united states to go so aggressively after russia, even though americans though it is going to cause prices to go up at the pump? >> you know, this whole thing is amazing, in terms of the sanctions. look, russia is the 11th largest country in the world. its a g20 nation. we have never put sanctions like this almost on any country. in fact, theres -- the atlantic council counts sanctions. russia has surpassed iran in terms of the total number of sanctions on...

Invasion now is by getting chinas president xi to stop putin. without chinas help on trade, russia couldnt sustain the barbaric and inhumane assault against the ukrainian city. but to the ccp, the biden team is a little more than a joke at this point. and i got to say, who can blame them for thinking that? because for years, biden was a cheerleader for the ccb. the climate czar, the treasury secretary, are still on team china. today, we heard that biden is rewarding china by delaying a key trade...

Country. more than 3.5 ukrainians have fled with poland, taking in 2.1 million. james joins us in moments, but first ashley webster live in poland near the border with belarus. >> hi, john. in the gathering dark now, a long line of trucks and clearly the camera cant do it justice. this line is longer than 30 miles, more than 1500 trucks, most of the drivers have been here 4 or 5 days at a time. it started when protestors tried to shut down the border saying none of these trucks have any right to...

And that very fact, that is ukraines largest port. it is the third largest city in the country. and this is where a lot of the commerce, export traffic goes through. ukraine is one of the worlds largest exporters of wheat and has metals and other natural resources that they export and a lot of that goes through there. so this is the key thing. this is what the russians want to do. they want to go this way and they want to go this way around mykolaiv. they have had an opportunity to do some other...

Instrumentalities. with the third item that you described, the substantially affects interstate commerce, is there much of a limiting principle there? i mean, you referred to lopez and morrison, and nfib. to my knowledge, those are the only three cases the supreme court has decided since its ruling in 1937 on nlrb vs. jones, which essentially created the modern substantial effects case, the modern substantial effects standard. those are the only three instances in which the supreme court identif...

Doctrine to discriminate against other states, to preference their own commerce in a way that interferes with interstate commerce. >> i want to turn back for a moment to a line of inquiry you had with senator durbin earlier today, talking about the sentencing in the child pornography cases, i want to make sure i understand your answer there. if i understand it, you were making the argument that your concern was that the laws in this area didnt adequately take into account the transfer of these m...