remarks directly to president trump. let s take a look at what you said that day. mr. president, it looks like you likely lost the state of georgia. we are investigating, there s always a possibility, i get it, you have the right to go through the courts. what you don t have the ability to did and step up and say this, stop inspiring people to acts of violence. someone is going to get hurt, shot, someone is going to get killed and it s not right. i it s not right. mr. sterling, what prompted you to make these remarks? mr. schiff, we had a previously scheduled press conference in the habit of doing to be as transparent about the counts and the election going on. a little after lunch that day at which time i received a call from the project manager from
address in 1981, newly inaugurated president told the country the orderly transfer of authority is called for in the constitution routinely takes place as it has for almost two centuries and few of us stop to think how unique we are. the four year ceremony we accept as normal is nothing less than a miracle. tell us, if you would, mr. speaker, why did you include president reagan s words in your public statement? mr. chairman, representative schiff, because i have a lot of admiration for ronald reagan. i had the opportunity of going through his home with one other person and walking through and i have a lot of admiration for him.
two-thirds majority vote. we are only 30 plus one. there s no way that could happen. but in your view what he was asking you to do would violate your oath to the constitution, both the united states constitution and the constitution of the state of arizona? yes, sir. did you also receive a call from u.s. representative and di biggs from arizona on the morning of january 6th. i did. what did he ask you to do? i believe that was the day the vote was occurring to each state to have certification, or to declare the certification of the electors and he asked if i would sign on both to a letter that had been sent from my state and/or that i would support the decertification of the electors, and i said i would not. mr. speaker, on december 4,
it falls on to nonprofits and municipalities that are indifferent to the local or national politics but have to find a solution. reporter: u.s. representative henry queia is bucking the policy. it would be a mistake. reporter: when you ask them for a plan they say more people are coming. that s not plain. that s a notification. we re going to bring some of the agents from the northern border over here. that s only temporary. reporter: most migrants stay here a few nights. jesse amailla is waiting for his wife to cross. what s your biggest worry? her physical safety. he says he plans to wait for her in san antonio, the place they hope to call home.
zimmerman. and new information coming out of afghanistan. we just learned what the u.s. is prepared to offer the victims of sergeant robert bales. and the future of your health care goes to the supreme court this week. in our main bar side bar story this week, we ll talk to a constitutional attorney about what s at stake. and one ceo goes above his corporate duties, way above. we ll talk with steve curtis about why he s risking his life to inspire others. from cnn s world headquarters, bringing you news and analysis from across the nation and around the globe. live from studio 7, this is cnn sunday morning. president obama is warning north korea, don t mess around with its neighbor, south korea, or with the u.s. in seoul today he and south korean president lee myung-bak emphasized deepening economic and military ties between their two countries but it was north korea that got much of the focus. at the heavily fortified demilitarized zone, mr. obama peered through