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So, again, article ii section 3: >> so when you put that section together as framers did article i. who is responsible for taxes, and spending and borrowing, congress, it is job of president of united states to protect congress' role. look at 14 amendment. mark? what does that have who with anything, right. nothing. yet joe biden's advisers some of the loonie law professors who claim what constitution says when they despise it i include among them, lawrence tribe, they say section 4. people who ratified that and drafted it intended for positive of united states -- president of united states to...

So, again, article ii section 3: >> so when you put that section together as framers did article i. who is responsible for taxes, and spending and borrowing, congress, it is job of president of united states to protect congress' role. look at 14 amendment. mark? what does that have who with anything, right. nothing. yet joe biden's advisers some of the loonie law professors who claim what constitution says when they despise it i include among them, lawrence tribe, they say section 4. people who ratified that and drafted it intended for positive of united states -- president of united states to...

>> it is not a long shot, kasie. believe it or not. you have to go right back to the constitution. so look, article i, section 3 of the constitution says like you said, the vice president shall be the president of the senate. the person who is in effect controlling or running the senate, sort of why kamala harris over the last two years cast so many tiebreak votes because she was in a role as president of the senate. you read a little further into the constitution, there's this speech or debate clause. article 1, section 6. it says members of congress shall not be questioned, and that's interp...

Seventeen years ago the Indiana Supreme Court dodged the question of whether the Indiana Constitution contains a right to privacy, and correspondingly, a right to abortion.

The only thing more absurd that suggesting the President of the United States can simply spend hundreds of billions of your dollars without authorization of Congress is for the Education Secretary to do so.