governor, your public comments, governor walz's comments, governor hochul's public comments to encourage people to break the law, to come through my state and because carnage, and drug cartels to have people who have an organization everywhere where communities have to have a 287g problem because they have people staying where they have never stayed before. gov. pritzker: that mischaracterizes things i have said. let me be clear, we have had 40 years of failure of the board and failure of immigration policy. we will talk about the last four years. there were people who came to the border, because the federal government decided there is law that allows this -- rep. sessions: is not law. it is a presidential directive. gov. pritzker: fair enough. we are not in charge of the water in illinois -- rep. sessions: you encouraged knowing there would be tens of thousands of children -- gov. pritzker: we had the thousand people who came from texas because they were shift to us. i was in favor of helping texas find a way to provide for them. we as a nation should be welcoming people to this country

governor pritzker, governor hochul. i thank you for your willingness to come before this committee and help us with our work. at this very moment as we sit in this hearing and that the order of president trump, the national guard are on the streets of los angeles and active-duty marines are on their way. at terms order, californians are now forced to navigate an active military zone in their midst as they tried to go to work or decide if it is safe to send their kids to school. and because of trunk, no american city or state is safe as he lays the groundwork to take his militarization nationwide. two days ago, he confirmed that he is considering invoking the insurrection act to expand the deployment of military active-duty forces against civilians across this country. preparing for future in which dissent is met with armed force and the machinery of war is turned inward on the american people. if unchecked, this mark not just a threat to our most sacred civil liberties, but a violent blow to american democracy of self.

governor? where in the text do you take that from? >> your honor, we take it from the claim to the governor. what is it mean to be issued for the governor, for the governor to issue it, at a minimum that means that the governor needs to be informed of it, and given the chance to issue it. here's why we think that the statute should be read to include at least a consultation opportunity because the defendant's contrary view would pose very serious constitutional questions. under their view they can just do the whole process without consulting the governor at all, and then slapped his name at the top of the document at the end of the process. that risks blurring the line of political accountability in much the same way as the commandeering laws that were struck down by the supreme court in cases like prince and mike murphy, it essentially forces the governor to share in the political responsibility. >> if we were to disagree with your reading and looked at this as a ministerial task that is in th

the governor understands that, too. his great grandfather fled ukraine in 1881 and settled in chicago to build a better life. that legacy has shaped his lifelong commitment to public service, justice and opportunity. before entering public office, he built a successful business career and became a leading philanthropist supporting early childhood education and establishing the illinois holocaust museum. he's delivered historic investments in education, work force training, africa, technology and clean energy. all while expanding paid leave, raising the minimum wage and defending the rights of all in illinois. governor, thank you for your leadership and for joining us today. >> thank you all for joining us, look forward to your discussion this afternoon. pursuant to committee rule 9g, the witnesses will please raise their right hand. please stand and raise your right hand. do you all solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? please let the record show that the witnesses

and so many other governors, governor cox from utah, governor little from idaho who cannot be here today but are with us and will soon get these waivers. so, congressman baird as we work to make america healthy again, especially knowing that the best is yet to come. i would like to turn it over to my partner in this effort secretary bobby kennedy of hhs. thank you all. >> thank you, secretary rawlins. when i was a little boy living in this city, my uncle was president, i was 10 years old. chronic disease r rate in our country was around 3%. we spent zero on chronic disease chronic disease in our children is up to 60%. we spent about $1.7 trillion a a year treating it. the cost is going up 2%. faster in our economy i growing it is unsustainable. secretary rawns pointed out about 75 for an ascent of our kids cannot provide for military service. the injuries are much deeper. we have a whole generation that isis plagued by auto immune diseases by neurological diseases, by allergic diseases, food allergies, peanut allergies and et cetera. fertility in our children has dropped dramatically. gi

governor sanders, governor braun, and so many other governors, governor cox from utah, governor little from idaho who can't be here today, but are with us. and we'll soon get. these waivers. and also, congressman baird, as we work to make america healthy again, especially knowing that the best is yet to come. now, i'd like to turn it over to again my partner in this effort, secretary bobby. kennedy of hhs. thank you all. thank you. secretary rollins. when i was a little boy living in this city, my uncle was president. i was ten years old. the chronic disease rate and our country was around 3%. we spent zero on chronic disease, a chronic disease in our children is up to 60%. we spend about $1.7 trillion a year treating it. the cost is going up 2% faster. and our economy is growing. so it's unsustainable. secretary, we're all. in when it out. about. 75% of our kids can't qualify for military. service. i've a the injuries are much deeper. they have a whole generation that's plagued by autoimmune diseases. i neurological diseases by allergic diseases. food allergies, peanut allergies, etc.

i asked both governor pritzker as well as governor walz one pointed question. why are illegal immigrants allowed to run free in your state with criminal records? both ignored me. this comes amid the back drop of the anti-ice protests spreading across the country. you see video from los angeles, chicago, seattle, new york where eight nypd cars were set ablaze last night. pritzker will have to deal with frustrated local law enforcement like illinois county sheriff mike downey who says these governors and their policies are the problem. listen here. >> for the governor of new york or the governor of illinois to allow police to be treated like this, that's the real crime here. >> so pritzker, walz, hochul going to face a grilling. there will be democrats that will attack the trump administration. there are as many as 16 or more additional members that have been added to this hearing, john, including aoc who had this to say. >> i think it's important for us to demonstrate that we are here to defend the constitution and to defend americans as well from -- from a lot

we did not bring in any new people to be governors, prefectures or governors . you see, our 31 governors in total, which has been said many times , have a relevant experience in the ministry of interior, meaning our prefecture experience is the prefecture. deputy minister, for example , we have a vice president among our governors . we have a vice president. dr. amiri , who was a deputy minister in the ministry of interior for a period, we have a minister . dr. rahmani, the governor of west azerbaijan , was also a deputy governor for a period , meaning he was a minister of state, but he was also a deputy governor for a period. he has a governorship that we don't have a history related to the ministry of interior, he has a management background. incidentally, he is now one of our most motivated governors, and he is also one of our most successful. so our governor is also like this . when this situation happened, in fact, they were not confused because they had experience. the minister of the interior said in the same program that both he and his deputies who call

early on we know the governor, governor newsom had quite a long phone conversation with the president. we did not the details of that call but it really has not changed in terms of the level of animosity we have been hearing in public from both of these men and clearly mayor bass has made it clear what she feels about the president's actions as well. really, no love lost between any of these individuals which is a shame, really, because this city is, at least part of this city, is facing a crisis and there is clearly a knock-on effect to other communities maybe not directly affected but everyone is crucially aware of what is happening in los angeles and it is affecting the image of the city around the world. people looking on, looking at television pictures and looking online and at newspapers and getting a certain image, maybe sometimes an inaccurate image of what is happening here. it is sad that the key politicians are not getting on during this time. thank you for giving us that context from los angeles. while the focus so far has been in la. protests have also been taking place i

time you spoke to governor newsom? pres. trump: mmm, a day ago. called him up to tell him go to do a better job. he's doing a bad job, causing a lot of death, a lot of potential death. if we didn't send out the national guard, and last time we gave him a little additional help, you would have los angeles would be burning right now. los angeles would be not a lot different than what you saw take place in california and los angeles a little while ago. you got to remember we have the olympics coming, and we don't want people looking at los angeles like it would have been. last night they had total control. if we didn't have the military in there, the national guard -- we also sent in some marines. we had some bad people. we have people who look in your face. their animals these arcade insurrectionists, they are paid troublemakers, their agitators. they are paid. do you think someone walks worker and start hammering pieces that, has all the equipment necessary, and start sending it out to people to use as a weapon? these a

governor cox, governor armstrong, thank you all. at epa, it is a busy time for us since president trump was inaugurated for his current term in office. we believe that at epa, we are able to both protect the environment and grow the economy. it's what the american public demanded. the voice of the american public was heard loud and clear last november as they spoke about a lot of their top concerns. and it's important for us inside of an agency in washington dc to be cognizant of what the american public demands of us. our core mission at epa, as i'm sure all of you know, is protecting human health and the environment. we have a lot of amazing, dedicated career staff who have been at the agency for a long time. they do a great job and they have been helping to make sure that our agenda gets implemented. the trump epa, we've been pursuing an agenda, an initiative we call having the great american come back. the first pillars focused on clean air, land and water for all americans. the other pillars are focused on what americans were d

work closely with governor sanunu and have governor working with her. i was an okay governor but identify got the greatest first lady in north carolina which is with us today and thank you for the great work that you did. somebody asked me what i missed most about being governor and i said ingress and egress to supporting events. [laughter] >> because i had to learn to drive again. >> so i look at this relationship as the federal government being a major funder to reach goals but that states have the flexibility within those guidelines to deal with individual challenges that states have and i don't disagree completely with governor sununu about how the waiver system is working but when you get it working, it does some miracles. for to invest medicaid dollars in social determinants of health. we talked so much again and again about presentation and how investment there can make such a huge difference. we also got another waiver with hospital directed payments to require all of our 99 hospitals to take part in medical debt relieve plan which we will talk

this is something that was signalled by governor newsom ali. we held the california attorney general announcing this lawsuit. they want to overturn the action taken by president trump to fertilise some of the california national guard and deploy those trips here, and authorise some 2000. we believe there is only about 300 here currently. they were not directly involved in policing the demonstrations at resort last night. but what they say is that this is something they want to overturn, this is the president doesn't have the authority to do this. there is some specific dramas that authorises the president in this case is, one of them, and this is what the president a sighting, is that if there is a rebellion against the authority of the united states. what we heard was that there is no rebellion, the president try to manufacture chaos and a crisis, and he says that this is something that exceeds the federal government's authority. we are seeing clashes between demonstrators that have been taking place, it is really interesting to see those clas

and governor newsom. so, obviously, we want to hear what governor newsom has to say about this. he's we're expecting to hear him shortly, as as if he comes to the podium during this newscast. we'll, of course, take you to that live. now, the country's largest muslim group gathered at sfo this morning demanding answers after two palestinians were detaid. the council on american islamic relations, better known as care, says the two palestinians were invited to speak at an interfaith event and raised money for children suffering in gaza. but when they arrived at sfo yesterday, their valid visas were revoked and they were denied entry. care says these two people have visited the u.s. before with no issues. supervisor bilal mahmoud, san francisco's first muslim supervisor, says he went to the airport overnight to try and get answers from border patrol. and so this is just an escalating, again, indication of the constitutional crisis that we are facing in our country right now, where even people on valid tourist visas, people who are here on interfaith missions and humanitarian causes

what any other governor in the entire country.uld make, which is that they are the commander of. >> their own. >> national guard. >> and they have operational. >> control over their. >> national guard. >> and even. >> sometimes when there's. >> a federal. >> mission involved and the. federal government is financially. supporting the national guard, the guard is still under the command and control of the governor. so it's an unusual situation. it has happened in modern history, but it's it's an unusual situation and usually a more extraordinary situation when a president comes in and federalize the guard, particularly over the objection of the governor. and so, really, governor newsom is in a position tonight to make an argument, an argument for federalism and what is really more of a conservative argument and an argument why the federal government should not be coming in, stepping into his state. and i think actually, the mayor's action in establishing this curfew and stepping up the law enforcement side of things, will help the g

governor hochul was not there when i was in the state legislature, as lieutenant governor or governor. but i was one of the leaders on human trafficking. in one of the important questions that tom homan talked about repeatedly is, where are the 300,000 children -- children who were human trafficked -- by people who were profiting off of this human trafficking. human trafficking. innocent children all through our interior. we don't know who they are. those are the people i'm concerned about. what isis trying to do is get to those people who are taking these children and profiting off them, and having no regard. that is what worries me most. we have gotten off track on a number of things. what concerns me is we have this defund and demoralize the police movement, brought to a level of defunding and demoralizing ice agents who are simply doing their job to protect our borders. what concerns me -- governor hochul, i'm going to address you because you are my governor. people address the billions of dollars that new york state taxpayers, the way the highest taxpayers in the entire nation no

hoch eland pritzker and -- governor hochul and governor pritzker and we were treating people like human beings and it was that frame and during that hearing i heard about senator padilla. i've been saying it and i'm not prone to hyperbole but am prone to popping off a little bit, i know that. but i've got to see the facts and do all this. i believed all along we were marching towards authoritarianism and people were telling me in september i was overreacting but i said the road to authoritarianism is littered with people telling you that you're overreacting. this has been the steady state and predictable. we're in a dangerous time and seeing it manifest itself. the institutions appear to somewhat beholding, certainly not the congress, the courts are holding better than i might have anticipated, to be honest with you, even being an optimist, and i think as neara said, whether they are elected officials at the national level or below that, but regular folks starting to stand up and make the case. but we are whistling past the grave yard that this will get worse before it gets better. and

governor j.b. pritzker of illinois, kathy hochul of new york, and tim walz, minnesota, spoke before the house committee on oversight and government reform. these states, along with california, are among 14 states and hundreds of u.s. cities and counties offering sanctuary status and other protections to migrants. the governors told the committee that they're abiding by the law, not the will of the administration. >> we will not participate in abuses of power. we will not violate court orders. we will not ignore the constitution. we will not defy the supreme court. we will not take away people's rights to peacefully protest. we also respect and expect this administration to respect the traditions and legal precedent that dictate how and when our national guard and military are deployed. >> today's hearing follows a similar one in march, where the republican led committee questioned democratic mayors about their sanctuary policies. president trump has launched a new website for his proposed gold card

meal at the governor's mansion. but also alongside many if not all of the governors here today. a couple of quick top lines on what's happening in washington and then we'll get right into the newsworthy item. many of you know that there is a big beautiful bill making its way through washington right now. of course those of us who were next to president trump's side believe so strongly in the importance of this bill and extending and making permanent the largest tax cut for working and middle class families in history. also, we know we've been hard at work with the president on renegotiating our imbalanced trade commitments on behalf of americans, but specific to me on behalf of our farmers and ranchers. also tirelessly working to broker peace around the world. and i think we have to say, since today is monday and less than 48 hours ago we had some significant movement on the world stage, i'd like to say my family and i, i know many of you here have been praying for our president and our country has the decisions hav

the governor, then governor wilson asked for them. but it's important to remember that even that deployment, which was wanted by the governor, was quite. so you're seeing some this is live. you're seeing not great conduct. and i wonder where the police are there. but you're you're seeing the the deployment of a military asset that's not aligned with state and locals. and we, we certainly know from the l.a. riots that that that was not very organized. so you are seeing. you're seeing now this car is leaving, but it's on. it's on everyone's video. so i think what's happening is you're getting people against the protesters now coming, using vehicles to try to harm them or create more tension. so this is why this thing needs to be de-escalated. because you don't want people coming and starting what's already a bad, amplifying what's already a bad situation. but that's what it looked like to me, was someone was trying to antagonize, the antagonizer, so to speak. >> and that that would certainly be another element of this. you know, you men

thank you. >> thank you, congresswoman. >> to the three of you, governor walz, governor pritzker, governor hochul, you three have each sworn and oath to uphold and defend the constitution of the united states of america, correct? we will start with you. >> yes. >> yes, i have. >> i imagine that also include the fourth and fifth amendment protections for due process and the rule of law. it does. >> it sure does. >> yes. >> and that means protecting your people in your states. u.s. citizens and in the -- every individual because that is what makes america great, that we are a land of the free and of rule of law. to protect them from infringements of their civil liberties, correct? what we are seeing now is a pattern where ice is breaking the law. we have the detention of a u.s. citizen who has been detained by immigration officials. we have ice here that has also blamed and arrested u.s. citizens for being simply suspected of being an immigrant largely because of their appearance. in january, a chicago-based u.s. born citizen, julio, wrote -- was arrested by ice and held in custody for 10 ho

so the governors can -- that's why the governors if they can't handle it they shouldn't be governor.hese governors can handle it and work in conjunction with other governors. they will give each other a hand. but the fema thing has not been a very successful experiment. very, very expensive and it doesn't get the job done. you saw what happened in north carolina under the past administration. and when we got in, we did a great job for north carolina. brought it back. but it was a disaster, fema. and it has not worked out well. it's extremely expensive. and, again, when you have a tornado or a hurricane or you have a problem of any kind, in a state that's what have you governors for. they are supposed to fix those problems. it's much more local also which when it comes to forest fires. for years meet with other countries, forest countries, call themselvet nation. they live in a forest. they don't have forest fires. in one case they said trees are much more flammable than california but we don't have forest fires because we clean the floor, we sweep of floor of leaves of dead debris of

and again, governor newsom is expected to speak right behind. robyn hurling take you there when he does. we'll break away from ok? meantime, people continue to gather outside the concord immigration court after tensions this week following ice arrest our gayle ong report. >> i am here to support you know, my friends and neighbors who may be immigrants. cohn is with the activist group in divisible resisters contra costa. he spent the day outside the concord immigration court building on thursday, have volunteers sitting in the court rooms as well. the group is in solidarity with the los angeles protest against aggressive immigration enforcement policies. everybody deserves due process. i you know, from what we saw happening in the la area of >> you know, ice agents just removing people and putting them in man's activity remained quiet throughout the day. just a couple i think, like lawyers passing by probably dealing with case is what you know, showing their support and say thank you either walk by. but it was a different scene on tuesday where t

that dilemma is not easily resolved with governor newsom. very in effect of, not a good governor. in karen bass, her response to the fires was mediocre. host: ok. that is helen there in los angeles. she mentions the mayor of los angeles, karen bass, former member of congress. she gave a press conference on the events yesterday. [video clip] >> we need to be real about this. this is about another agenda, not about public safety. there is clearly no plan and clearly no policy. i want the people of los angeles to know that we stand with all angelinos, no matter where you were born. the first amendment right gives you the ability to protest peacefully. but it does not give you the right to be violent, to create chaos, or to vandalize property. that will not be tolerated. i call on all angelenos to continue accessing your right, your anger, your outrage, but to do it peacefully. i have to say that all of you were there friday. everyone knows what happens friday. a workplace, several workplaces, were targeted, and raids took place. in the beginning, the administration said they were jus

and that's also what the governor and the democratic governor of california has said, and repeatedly sent the decision to send national guards and now to send marines to calls it on american because they have weapons. they are not trained also for the work that right police is doing that. been a lot of different approaches. group 0 on the other side of the building. this is a whole federal building this a detention center over there. they came out and said, where are the families? don't they send up a media's in spanish, we saw some of the growing bottles at the cars. and so the situation here on the ground remains tense and everybody's wondering what will happen in the next couple of hours? why is the governor of california gavin use? and so opposed to the trump administration's response to these protests so it, having here at 2 different ways of dealing with this crisis. and that shows also how difficult the situation is that is being now said in court. the governor of california, the state of california, is doing the trump administration because they said it's a legal to move to m

what i think governor newsom and attorney general bonta and the lieutenant governor are concerned about, though, is whether or not their operations, meaning the national guard and or the marines are going to bleed over into that second part, which is having the military do what they ordinarily should not take the place of ordinary law enforcement on our streets. christina. >> lisa rubin, thank you so much for so adeptly answering my 17 point question. we appreciate you. thank you. but first, heading to the polls, what one of the most high profile primaries since the presidential race could tell us about the race could tell us about the democratic party and the power if you're living with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis or active psoriatic arthritis symptoms can sometimes hold you back. but now, there's skyrizi, so you can be all in with clearer skin. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin, yeah that's all me ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ with skyrizi you can show up with dramatically clearer skin. and if you have psoriatic arthritis

they coordinate with the governor of the state. no problem working collaboratively in a mutual aid system with local law enforcement. but there's a protocol. there's a process. he didn't care about that. >> joining us now is james sample, hofstra university professor of law. and here with me on set, msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin and jeremy peters, new york times reporter and an msnbc contributor. lisa, we'll start with you. does the governor have a successful argument in this legal challenge that he's set to set to make? >> i think. >> that. he might. and obviously, the instances in which a governor of the. state has sued the president of the united states for invoking a. federal authority to call in the national guard are few and far between, if there are any. i can't recall them off the top of my head. the statute that trump is basing this memorandum off of essentially says that the president can call in the national guard as federal service whenever the united states is invaded or in danger of invasion by a foreign nation

at least consultation with the governor. here, at least as alleged by california, the governor was completely bypassed. the orders came directly from the defense department to the general in california, that is the commander of the national guard there, to call up these forces, bypassing the governor. this is a real infringement on california's sovereignty. the california national guard is working for the state, for the purposes of the state. when those resources, 4000 national guardsmen are deployed to los angeles to protect federal property, they are not available for other crises where they may be needed. many of them deployed during the horrible fires in los angeles to help there with recovery and so many other things. there are fires again now. there are other things happening that california might need those resources for. one of the arguments is that this violates the 10th amendment, and their sovereignty. host: we will start with homer in massachusetts. good morning. caller: the reason president trump esther: the tro

and california is governor. on monday, governor gavin newsom said he's planning to sue the trump administration for violating state authority. president trump has blamed what he called in selection is and professional agitators for the interest. and he is defending his decision to deploy troops and one of the nation's largest city saying, well in order must be restored to the want to hear the intersect. another night of k as in violence on the streets of los angeles. police trying to contain the and rest 3 good by dozens of our risk by eyes to us and the gratian enforcement authority. the early on sunday peaceful protests are as rallied in front of the city hall in downtown l. a. elsewhere, demonstrators collapsed with the national guard and law enforcement. the national guard was deployed by us president donald trump, who bypass the california governors authority, trump war and he would do the same in other cities. should the pro test spread exam a little safer? they say they say we hit dogs and nobody's here t

you've seen governor, governor newsom in california try to pivot from immigration. to abuse of power from the trump administration. that, perhaps is a strategy that some. >> of. >> these governors also tried to employ. i don't think they were very successful, but it is very clear that if democrats are going to regain their footing on this issue, they need a new strategy. they need better answers because the country, the public, despite some very aggressive enforcement, immigration by the trump administration, still appears to be behind republicans on this issue. >> i do. think david drucker, for several days now, the reports out of the white house are that this is exactly the debate that the president wants to be having. it gives him a chance to show strength while portraying democrats as weak. we've seen the governor of california, though, trying to insist that trump isn't solving the problem, that he is the problem, but have either of those messages broken through their predictable silos? or are democrats and republicans just kind of staying on their sides on this

the state national guards should come through the governor. and of course, what the governor of california is now saying is that they were never contacted. so the orders could not possibly have him. so even though there is a law and that's what trump has been using there at least 2 reasons for believing that the law was inappropriately involved. and is this about restoring law and order as we've heard the president say today? or do you see president trump following a bigger strategy here as well? yes, i think there's something much bigger going on and it's sort of to prom. so on one hand, trump is determined to engage in this mass deportation effort. and what's happened in his 1st few months is that they haven't been able to find all of these people who are on law fully in the country at the moment. and so they're offering the anti, they're actually increasing the intrusiveness with which they go into in the community is the start looking for people who don't have the proper papers. and this has produced a real push back. so by, by schedule li

an open seat governor's race.been 30 years since a republican won one of those here in new jersey. we'll see. harris. >> harris: thank you very much. after a very public feud olympic gold medalist simone biles apologized going after riley gaines. they were in an epic back and forth. it started last friday and biles responded to one of gains's post. in that post she called gaines a bully. now she says this. it didn't help for me to get personal with riley, which i apologize for. these are sensitive complicated issues that i truly don't have the answers or solutions to, but i believe it starts with empathy and respect. here is riley gaines. >> how sincere it is i think is the real question here. this came about four days after she delivered those initial tweets. those two tweets that i believe incinerated her entire career. i will say nonetheless i accept the apology. who knows why she apologized now? was it a p.r. firm? was she doing this she didn't get the response she hoped to get? >> >> harris: on social media o

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the supreme leader referred to the authority of the governors and the type of work of the governors . in fact , the governors are not just one department. the governors are all departments, all the government bodies, and mr. president himself. you have seen many times in his statements that the governors are the provincial presidents and these special powers that were delegated , and i don't think so now , i don't remember exactly now, that after the revolution, the powers of article 127 of the constitution were delegated, but at this point, the authority of article 127 of the constitution was approved by the esteemed government body and delegated to all the governors. it happened because. you cannot ask the center to make decisions for a population of 90 million and a vast country like iran, down to the lowest level, for example, the district and village, and so on, because their conditions are different. in this position, the conditions of the provinces are different , their issues are different, their capabilities are different, their capabilities are different . a province borders

so i talked about governors, but i didn't talk about he's an incompetent governor. look at the job he's doing in california. he's destroying one of our great states. and if i didn't get involved, if we didn't bring the guard in and we would bring more in if we needed it, because we have to make sure there's going to be law and order. >> of course, all of this is stemming from the fact that this is the first time in 60 years that the president has called in the national guard without the request of the governor. it doesn't seem like this is ending any time soon. when he was asked about a potential lawsuit, he pushed back on that too, saying, well, this is what we had to do. so he is doubling, tripling down on this, bringing in the reinforcements without having the support of the state's governor. >> so speaking of reinforcements, natasha, you have some new reporting on u.s. marines now being mobilized to l.a. what have you learned? >> yeah, casey, this is something that secretary of defense pete hegseth previewed over the weekend. he said that he would be willing to

newsom, the governor of california. and the marines should be restricted to only lawful operations, which means they cannot go out in and accompany and participate in civilian law enforcement activity in the communities and neighborhoods of los angeles. >> you said earlier today, and you seem to you seem to allude to this a little bit in your answer there that that if the judge rules in your favor, the national guard marines would go back to proper command for people who are trying to understand what that means. maybe people who are watching who are in the la area, would that compel them to stand down altogether immediately? i mean, do you expect that ruling could happen on thursday? what is your expectation overall? >> yeah. you know, the judge will hear the arguments of the state and of the federal government. we believe we have really strong, compelling arguments, and we are hopeful, and we believe we'll secure a temporary restraining order on thursday once the judge hears all of the facts and all of the legal presen

governor newsom's comments. just the capper to what has been a long day at the federal courthouse in san francisco. archetto quintana has been there for it all. he joins us now live. sarah, we just heard from the governor what else is happening at the courthouse now? well, so basically, the order from just from judge charles breyer temporarily restrains the trump administration from their control over the national guard. now, this is this basically is going to be something that is stayed. however, the judge says that he's giving the government until noon to appeal, according to the governor's comments that we just heard, judge breyer issued a 36 page ruling in this decision. but of course, the trump administration has already appealed this decision to the ninth circuit court of appeals, which is also here in san francisco. now, california, you may remember, filed suit against the president along arguing that the ministration didn't properly activate the national guard when president trump deployed them to los an

the governors had a proposal from the governors , and mr. president said, "do it ."gave you the authority to do it. thank you for all the efforts of the provinces . this is because the administrative process in our country is really very complicated. look , we have a lot of laws in terms of quantity. i don't think there are many countries like ours that have so many laws, regulations, and regulations that conflict with each other. yes, and we really solved these conflicts. our economic sector solved these conflicts . you can do a single job with the existing laws and not do a single job . we were issuing a license in a province based on these laws. the kurdistan regional government did not issue a license for a production unit and another province to the same laws. that is , when the laws and regulations of the statutes become quantitatively numerous , it is very difficult to monitor that they do not conflict with each other . therefore, we see that it is possible to do one thing and not do another based on the interpretation that the expert in charge has based on th

but, governor. so that's news.you're going. >> to. >> sue the administration, tell me a little bit about it. give us a preview of this lawsuit under his executive order. specifically notes. and under what the dod did is they had to coordinate with the governor of the state. they never coordinated with the governor of the state. i've worked with the national guard. we've deployed the national guard. we did three plus thousand folks have been doing logistics work and fire recovery work, and they're fighting the fires, the rattlesnake teams. we did the same back in george floyd. we have no problem working collaboratively on a mutual aid system with local law enforcement. but there's a protocol. there's a process. >> los angeles mayor karen bass tells cnn the federal government has created what she calls intentional chaos with the deployment of national guard forces. she says the city was okay to handle protesters and keep the peace by themselves. here's part of her conversation earlier with my colleague jessica dean.

troy cooper is former democratic governor of north carolina where he served with governor sununu. as a state lawmaker, mr. cooper wrote the first children's health insurance program in the 1980s and championed a belated medicaid expansion in 2023. he is teaching at the harvard school of public health. here's what we are going to do. we will chat with these guys for 30 or 40 minutes and then open up to questions from the audience, there will be someone with a microphone. i will let you know when it is time to speak, make sure your question is a question. i want to set the stage. our nation's healthcare system can only be called the system in the most generous sense of the term. nobody is in charge of it. notwithstanding that, there are specific responsibilities that belong to the federal government, others that belong to the state and/or counties, cities, and others that are shared between them. kathleen, you've served as governor and hhs secretary. i was hoping you could give us 2 or 3 minutes on what you see as the primary role for healthcare at the federal level at hhs and those