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Significant expanding authorities ability, enables them to target and under executive order under 9 11. Those most of the questions had to do with President Trump announcing he is firing john bolton. It is he said she said, involving President Trump and former National Security advisor john bolton. I know what we know this is very messy breakup at the end of the president took to twitter before noon earlier today, essentially that he had fired bolton this was the, he finally broke the news. The president said i informed john bolton last night his serviced no longer needed at white house. I dis...

Years. Look at what has happened. There has been running violence with the police and violence. Police did discharge a firearm into a protester. He is in the hospital. He has been shot in the chest. He has injuries that are not lifethreatening. There were also running instances of civil disobedience and vandalism. This is an entranceway to the causeway bay station. This was a big bonfire and that is what we have seen across the city as the frustration mounted. We are at midnight now. Who knows what will happen tomorrow because there is no solution on the table. There is still ongoing polarizat...

Lets begin with the gun debate. The house is already passed a bill. Do you have any sense of what Senate Republicans would support when it comes to Gun Legislation . Speaker pelosi you would have to ask them. I know what the American People support. Common sense background check legislation. That is what we passed almost 200 days ago, in the earliest days of the democratic majority. We passed legislation that has been sitting over there for about 200 days. 100 and people they die from gun violence, many of them children and teenagers. Many of those deaths could have been prevented with backgro...

Mcconnell. Do you have anything what the republicans would support. Youd have to ask them. 90 of the American People support common sense background legislation. And thats 200 days ago, earliest days of the democratic majority and we passed the legislation thats been sitting over there for just about 200 days. 100 people a day die from gun violence, 40 of them children or teenagers. Every single day for 200 days, some many of those deaths could have been prevented with background checks. From your standpoint, are background checks a starting point or an end point when it comes to Gun Legislati...

[laughter] it is a little daunting. I guess if you are looking at american politics from the beginning past the civil war talking about a paradox and a conflict and the. I tend to focus on is the early part of that arc and the improvisational nature because the nation was founded and the United States was a republic and what that means at that moment so we are not creating a monarchy but beyond that there is a ton of open ground. So in the early decade how it functions the tone of the government, how the nations would stand up what does it mean to be a republican in the ngworld of monarchy how...