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Exercised in this case. so we have a lot of influence. it used to serve our influence. now the un is used against us by smaller countries to gang up to be anti-american and vote against us they love to pass resolutions to feel go good about themselves in the press but never enforce them. a piece of paper means nothing. why should we submit to this body this san example. god bless what president trump and nic has done n. united nagsz you saw it live here out numbered at the united nations 128 countriesed yes condemning the united states's decision to recognize isreal's capitol as jerusalem and ...

Congress. [cheers] >> jon: the vote was not unanimous one republican congressman says the house still has a hangover from the last session. mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. so, mike, when it was all over, how did that vote break down. >> jon, 9 people voted for somebody else. three chose to stay out of it. of the nine who voted for somebody else, three backed house majority leader eric cantor. cantor did not lead a g.o.p. revolt. he voted for boehner. after winning back the gavel, boehner issued this warning to the new house. >> public service was never meant to be an easy living. extraor...

Scotus blog with you? >> one of the leading experts on the supreme court and publisher of the very popular scotus blog website, very quick with this decision. tom, let me ask you first of all to break down the vote for us. we know the overall question, 5-4, but among the five in the majority, how do they break down on the mandate versus the tax? >> well, the mandate is the provision of the statute. five justice of the supreme court agreed it is constitutional because it's a tax. four of them would also say that it was constitutional under the commerce clause, but that doesn't really matter it ...

Constrains the president's critical authorities to inexas state dangerous terrorists and protect the nation would prompt his senior advisors to recommend a veto. >> shepard: supporters of the bill point out it does protect the rights of u.s. citizens but the question remains do we treat terrorist suspects like prisoners of war or like criminals and actually they're suspects. so suspected terrorists and suspected criminals. catherine herridge is live in d.c. this is a weird one, catherine. how did the vote break down. >> the vote was 93-7 in favor. supporters say there is plenty of flexibility ...