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And phone. it is the same thing. >> bill: when you walk the halls of congress and you report on this, too. how do lawmakers feel about government changing that way? it's a trend. >> they quietly hand it over. the executive is not taking power from congress. congress is giving it to the white house. then they like to complain about it when they think it is getting used in an opposite direction. they are the ones who made the decision. there are a few who really complain about it. there is a congressman who gets upset about it. most are happy to give up that power. >> this isn't a raw executive ...

Graham, vice president pence, ted cruz, they're all on the record talking about how that made him a monarch, a king, this real abuse of executive power, for them to support this would be a total abdication of who we are as a party >> but the fact is that they have not verbally said anything, at least publicly they have not said anything. and this opens the door for a democratic president in the future to do what they would want with emergency powers, calling for emergency action, because if they get this through, the bar will be that low. >> that's totally true. right now we've seen about 14 o...

Suggesting, to do it himself in. >> i think he's likely but the issue is what is left for president obama to do. we've already seen his executive immigration has an a policy of nonenforcement. the danger here is that the crisis that we're seeing on the border that you've reported on your show night after night with thousands of children coming here without their parents is a direct result of president obama's overreach and executive power grab. so president obama wants to two ahead and create another sfaf like the one you're seeing on your screen right dú@ guest but it's not going to be good ...

Branches. roosevelt tried to basically nullify the judicial branch. >> he put the japanese in camps during world war ii. you want to talk about executive power grab. >> what is so striking, with congress, the truth is just for example on the nsa spying business the congress does not have access. only 12 members on the intel committee have access. they're prohibited by law from sharing it with their colleagues. that is talk about an emas emasculation of the executive branch, i don't know why they stand for it, but it is really baffling. >> what is -- because the system was designed to work this...

Legislative branch as a co-equal branch. roosevelt tried to basically nullify the judicial branch by packing the supreme court. >> he put the japanese in camps during world war ii. you want to talk about executive power grab. >> what is so striking is how passive the congress has been. the truth is just on the nsa spying business, the congress does not have access. only 12 members on the intel committee have access to that information. they're prohibited by law from sharing it with their elected colleagues. talk about an emasculation of the executive branch. yop why they stand for that, but it...