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difference being a compact among the states that is the constitution and their highest sovereign capacity the states adopted the amendments excuse me the constitution. and concentrating the people there of a one people for certain purposes you are a citizen of a state you are also a citizen of the united states under the federal constitution. it cannot be altered or an old at the will of the states individually as the constitution of the states may be at its individual will. another was a state constitution or a state legislature cannot nullify the nature of national citizenship that was adopted by states. bite states they use amendments later, we will get into it. it is worse in this case of manhattan because the state as an entity is an acting it is a piece of the states a small piece of the state. one judge one prosecutor so it
of the supreme court in relation to the boundary of jurisdiction between the federal and state governments i may be permitted to refer to the 39th number of the federalist of the like of which it will be discarded by his writer, meaning him he wrote it at that. in the constitution was dependent it is believe the same was the prevailing view then taken of it. the same view has continued to prevail at does so at this time notwithstanding the imminent exceptions to it. he said there is no nullification right under the constitution. and what i am saying is what took place in that manhattan courtroom note of the of rights of the 14th amendment. for the civil war. finally he says in part, with the fate of the constitution of the united states would be if a small proportion of the states could expunge the parts of it. particularly valued by a large
the power to enforce the bill of rights as it stands in the constitution today. half of that accent and no more he points out. he said gentleman the force of the provisions of the bill of rights the citizens of the united states shall be entitled to all privilege immunities citizens of the nine states into several states. that no person, known to be deprived of life, liberty property without due process of law but they say we are opposed to its enforcement by act of congress under an amended constitution as proposed. that is the sum and substance of all the argument we have heard on the subject. what are the gentleman opposed to the enforcement of the bill of rights as proposed? it would interfere with the rights of the states. who ever before heard any state had reserve to itself the rights under the constitution of the united states to withhold from any citizen of the united states within its limits, under any pretext, what ever put any pretext or privilege of the
saturday in a city near san francisco, california officials say it's now sorry, 50% contained weather conditions have improved and made it easier for firefighters to make progress against the blaze. >> but residents near the fire been ordered to evacuate the area parts of the us are bracing for severe weather this week video from our affiliate kfda in northern texas, captured a tornado on the ground and the city of silver tin on sunday other states are facing strong thunderstorm threats as well with parts of the central us on alert today, that heat is becoming an issue as well with 39 schools in the state of pennsylvania turning to remote learning due to high temperatures further west, people in central california will be under excessive heat warnings wednesday and thursday parts and nevada, arizona, and new mexico are also on alert with possible temperatures well above 100 degrees fahrenheit or 38 degrees celsius. but merab land has declared a state of
conviction on 34 counts will impact his base that supports him there. and you know, we also know that there are never trumpers and people who will vote vote for biden no matter what. so things we are looking at number one with her we see black voters to stick with biden, or f we see as polls have shown more black voters especially black male voters switch and end up voting for trump. that could be a population that could make or break up for biden, especially in some of these key states. another thing i'm looking at, how all of this factors into all of this? we see healthy support for independent candidate. we see at as kind of a big protest vote. depending on how many people, whether trump supporter's or otherwise or biden supporters otherwise end up casting their vote for rfk jr. come november could also be a huge determining factor. >> trey: kelly come i want to pick on something steph made reference to. i will not quote james carville
who is 78 years old, or do they want the current administration? that is what is great about our country no matter if on the right or left, you can voice your opinion and get out to the polls and vote. >> trey: steph, the debate is coming up, president trump, former president trump is yet to pick a running mate. what else in your judgment can change the margins in this race? >> i mean, the reality is all the polls show this will be a very close race between former president trump and president joe biden. you know, we have talked to strategist who said that it will really come down to about 6% of voters in just about states. those six mckee battleground states that are going to decide ultimately who will be the next president of the united states. so these are very small groups of people who are still undecided to appear there is only small numbers of people who can still be persuaded between , november. we are seeing increasingly that partisanship in the u.s. has created people who are already decided. trump supporters will not leave him no matter what. it is unlikely the latest
electors. i wouldn't want chuck schumer and kamala harris next year to object to donald trump's winning electors. this is about congress's authority, and there were many irregularities including cities and states changing their rules and practices in the weeks leading up to the election and for that matter, networks like yours trying to suppress the hunter biden laptops because 51 intelligence operatives colluding with the biden campaign. >> to be clear, i'm talking about your words here. so i just want to get to the heard of it. what did you mean when you said he was misleading americans? >> we had a disagreement about wahl happened that day. i don't think congress has the constitutional authority to reject electors, and as a practical matter, it was never going to happen. >> what was he misleading the american people about though? >> that any vote we took that day was going to make a difference about certifying those electors. i don't think congress has the constitutional authority -- >> and is he still misleading the american people? >> look, he has said that the election had many irregularities and there was fraud and cheating
page, but i think because this is such an important issue i have lobbied actually for increasing the mental health professionals in our schools because our mental health for children is so critical to make sure that they are protected, that they are supported, and that we catch their issues before they become suicidal cries. and that is something that i hope every legislature will support. >> ainsley: senator, thank you for fighting for the kids. maybe more states will do this too. >> thank you very much sore ohaving me. >> ainsley: you are welcome. dr. fauci will testify on capitol hill today after transcripts were showing there were no studies to support social distancing or masking for our kids. dr. siegel is here.
we've heard from republican allies who say they should weaponize justice systems and other states to go after people yeah, look, casey, the question of retribution is not being posed very subtly by certainly donald trump's allies right now, if you look on twitter or x formerly known as twitter, if you look at other social media, you can see trump's supporters talking about opening investigations and finding other ways to get back at democrats. trump himself has been trying to walk back his retribution language because his advisers are aware it's not helping him. it doesn't play well with swing voters, but does that mean that donald trump will decide he is going to put aside his desire for retribution, which is a lifelong thing that he has had. no, i don't i it's hard to imagine, but there's possible sure. but there's nothing consistent with donald trump in his life that suggest he's going to say, this is fine now, and i'm not going to look at ways to use the levers of
prices to go down right? they need to balance their budgets and saudi aramco, the big crown jewel of study ariba. they're selling off a big chunk of that, so they don't want prices to this in response a little bit to the fact that us production is so high it begs the question what will the impact be on actual prices at the pump? yeah. i mean, absolutely. the us is producing more oil than any country ever has before. that's why we've actually seeing gas prices come down recently. 353 is the national average. now that's not cheap. but that is a two month low end. it is down by $0.14 over just the past month. and if we look at the map, you can see across the country, we've actually seen some states have even bigger drops, $0.25 or more in tennessee arizona, and oregon, more than $0.30. this is over the last month for nevada, california, and utah, a veteran analysts, andy lipo, he told me that he thinks the national average is going to keep going down by another five to $0.10 over the next few weeks. >> of course, if opec plus had