napolitano had to say. the fact of the matter is 338 democrats and republicans in the house of representatives also disagree with what he has to say. they believe that by putting in place these civil liberties protections that would ensure that the federal government is no longer using these authorities to collect and hold bulk data does contribute to our privacy while at the same time it would allow our national security professionals with a legitimate court order to search those records to try to conduct terror investigations. >> you said a legitimate court order. and of course on that you mean the fisa courts. the fisa courts were created by the bush administration and are again, according to judge that napolitano napolitano who's no left-wing nut, not legitimate courts. and they're not legitimate courts by any standards he says for the following reasons. the fisa court has nobody standing up against it from the nsa. it's the nsa versus nobody. the fisa courts are not required to keep records of mission

tambiÉn hablamos con napolitano sobre herencias especiales de los alumnos indocumentados. "hacemos todo lo posible por ayudar a estos estudiantes pero no podemos controlar las layes federales de inmigraciÓn", asegurÓ que en todos los campus se ha formado centros para jÓvenes indocumentados y que la policÍa de la universidad no colabora de ninguna manera con los agentes de inmigraciÓn. los legisladores estatales tienen hasta el 15 de junio para aprobar o fechas a los fondos necesarios para aumentar el nÚmero estudiantes que puede ingresar a la iglesia de california. napolitano tambiÉn diseÑÓ un proyecto que propone reclutar alumnos para que estudien en algÚn campo de uc. leÓn: es mÁs barato construirles casas de las personas sin hogar que mantenerlos en las calles porque los estampara suspender un sistema mÁs efectivo preventiva lo que reducirÍa los gastos mÉdicos. marÍa: se presentÓ presupuesto para los prÓximos dos aÑos fiscales el proyecto que incluye un gasto de casi 18.000 millones hasta 2017 se enfoca principalmente mejorar la policÍa y los servici

this is tonight's topical storm but first judge napolitano. with information about nsa, their warrant list kennedy: welcome back, so much for celebrating new limits put on nsa speeding, a report in "new york times" based on documents from snowden said that administration since 2012 has authorized expanded spying on to prism program, they collect intelligence from internet companies without warrants as well as by trapping internet traffic at home and abroad, how problematic is it, we turn to judge napolitano. tell me about, i thought all of our problems with nsa were gone? the president told us he was reforming now with passage of usa freedommable, i think that people assume those days are behind us. >> under freedom and patriot act the government gets in real-time, the content not just offers but content of every telephone call, every e-mail, and every text-message that it wants, when the president, and republicans and democratic leaders tell you the contrary they are wrong, they my be misinformed, they may not understand how the technology wo

i listened to judge napolitano shannon bream, they're smart lawyers. tell you a little behind the scenes. when you write supreme court decisions any decisions you can write something reasoned to arrive at conclusion you want. a lot of people object to this, behind the scenes there is collective sigh of relief in washington among politicians republicans and democrats. actually across both fields i'm a lawyer but deal with awful lot of politicians in town here. the president wanted his legacy. he wanted statute to upheld. republicans want this do to have this struck and pick up the pieces to fix it. now the republicans can run on this in 2016 on obamacare. they can argue that the prices have gone up. they can the president said you could keep your doctor when you can't. they get all the political advantage of that. president likewise gets political advantage he won too. win-win, win for all politicians in town. as for legal underpinnings i certainly understand what judge napolitano was saying but the truth is, you look at those words, some people say the

this is tonight's topical storm but first judge napolitano. with information about nsa, their warrant list continued, internet spying, that is next. here at td ameritrade, they're always working. yup, we're constantly making thinkorswim better. like a custom screener on your desktop, that updates to all your devices. and you can share it with one click. wow. how do you find the time to do all this? easy. we combined every birthday and holiday into one celebration. (different holidays being shouted) back to work, guys! i love this times of year. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. witanywhere on any device.you can manage your account anytime, just sign into my account to pay bills, manage service appointments and find answers to your questions. you can even check your connection status on your phone. now it's easier than ever to manage your account. get started at xfinity.com/myaccount kennedy: welcome back, so much for celebrating new limits put on nsa speeding, a report in "new york times" based on documents from sno

judge andrew napolitano is here. what can we do legally for surveillance of our domestic muslim population. judge napolitano: irrespective of suspicion of that individual, surveying the unjust because they're muslims or because there is reason to suspect an individual is involved with something? stuart: mosques, can we go to a mosque, can authorities go to a mosque and surveil that mosque without being told previously there is a terrorist in their? judge napolitano: can they put surveillance equipment without the permission of the mosque, the answer is no. they could do so with a search warrant but a search warrant would require evidence presented to judge. stuart: if someone says this creature, this imam in this mosque has been saying some radical things. can we then go in and have the fbi just sit in the congregation and listen? judge napolitano: the answer is no without a warrant but i suspect that the fbi does that. that is a rather benign way to gather information where fbi agents go undercover and hold themselv

napolitano, seÑala que las colegiaturas han aumentado porque el estado cada vez invierte menos fondos en la educaciÓn pÚblica. y agrega que hay mÚltiples programas de ayuda financiera para clientes de bajos y medianos ingresos con o sin documentos. un tercio del dinero de la colegiatura, dice, se vierten ayuda financiera y 45% de los estudiantes se gradÚan sin acumular una deuda, tambiÉn abramos con ella sobre las necesidades especiales de los alumnos indocumentados. hacemos todo lo posible por ayudar a estos estudiante, pero no podemos controlar las leyes federales de inmigraciÓn, dijo. asegurÓ que en todos los campos se han formado centros de apoyo para jÓvenes indocumentados y que la policÍa no colabora con los agentes de migraciÓn. conductor: los legisladores estatales tienen hasta el 15 de junio para aprobar o rechazar los fondos necesarios para aumentar el nÚmero de estudiantes que puede ingresar a la universidad de california, napolitano, tambiÉn diseÑÓ un proyecto que contempla recaudo reclutar jÓvenes de minorÍas Étnicas. parece que en estados unidos las amen

andrew napolitano is going to be joining us on the program tonight. ( cheers and applause ) but first it has begun. the horrible attack in south carolina seems to have caused a national re-examination of some of the more visible southern symbols honoring that time that they fought... it's actually apartment of our new segment-- i guess it is pretty weird we fly a flag in honor of proslavery secessionist army. monday, south carolina governor nikki haley called for the removal of confederate flag from her state capital and then it was on. >> the citadel, the military school? charleston has voted to remove the confederate flag. >> alabama's governor removed the battle flag from the civil war memorial at the state capital ground. >> in mississippi, new calls for that state's flag to be altered. it features the confederate battle flag in the cornerrers. >> jon: i'm for the others, but mississippi? don't, you dare. i don't like outdated offensive symbols of race hatred as much as the next guy. but without that battle flag you're side ways france. that's just bad. ( laughter ) ( applause ) t

let's welcome judge napolitan napolitano. i haven't even started drinking yet, it's judge napolitano. welcome back. >> nice to be with you. >> what will they do? what should they believe of? what will they do on obamacare? >> my gut tells me that they will correct the obvious mistakes in obamacare. i say -- >> what do you mean by that? the wording or. >> yes. it is clear that the democrats who wrote it didn't intend this, even though they wrote it. >> yeah. >> and there's a principle of law that usually is embraced by the conservative wing, which says the court should do its best to salvage a law when there's a mistake in it, by the literal reading of the word. so the if the person who wrote the law put 20 instead of 2, it's a typo, here it's not a printers error, it's the drafters error, because the drafters did not anticipate when they said the irs can grant tax credits to poor people who utilize exchanges established by the state. they didn't contemplate that the states would not establish the exchanges because the supreme

judge andrew napolitano. >> good to be with you, charles. charles: and here's a list right now and companies and organizations that have now band the confederate flag, walmart, amazon, google, target, even nascar from its officials of course they cannot stop, you know, what their fans wear into the events. i'll go to you, steve. >> from a business point of view, we see these businesses jump on that years ago they would never have a opinion on. is this good or bad in your mind? >> you know, i don't know is the answer. but i'll tell you this. if i were the ceo of walmart? would i want to profit from selling confederate flags? no, i wouldn't want to, and i agree with that decision, but i would also say at the same time the corrosive effect of government, the fact that they can coerce the private sector and lock behind whatever they decide just because i agree with this decision, doesn't mean i would agree with the next one. so i do worry about the qophs affect and the i think the judge brings up a great after the accident, while of course walma

our own judge andrew napolitano says it violates the u.s. constitution so let's bring in fox news senior judicial analyst, andrew napolitano. >> always a pleasure. >> there's a lot to react to. >> there is there is. the bottom line is the differences between the patriot act which was the law from october of 2001'01 and last week and the freedom act which he signed yesterday, does not change the amount the nature or the volume of information the nsa can acquire, it changes the mechanism by which it can acquire it. they still go to the secret pfizer court, the court will issue search warrants, not on the basis of probable cause which is what the constitution requires by on the basis of government need which is what the patriot act sets as a standard and which is what the freedom act says is a standard. nsa agents who were physically present, operating computers in the telecom offices, operating nsa computers, will now operate the same computers but remotely rather than present. and the telephone companies will keep their own records only for 1

david: in this case, judge napolitano, it was not 5-4 decision. he got another conservative to come over, 6-3. were you surprised at margin. >> whether we talked about a few weeks ago, i thought it would be 5 laugh 4. i didn't think justice kennedy or conservatives would change their mind. i justice kennedy didn't. justice scalia is on fire. david: he called it pure apple sauce. he used a phrase jiggerry pokerry. i haven't heard that in legal jargon before. >> what he is basically saying, david, if the court can take a plain ordinary phrase filled with everyday language, declare it am bug with us and then change its plain ordinary meanings, we don't have a government of laws. we have a government of justices. because they can do that to this, they can do it to anything. that is his fear. the framers wrote this. that is how they expressed themselves. that is how it should be interpreted on the basis of words they choose, chose, not on the basis of the words that the court would have chosen. david: peter, i know it's a big victory for the president

plus judge napolitano will be here. some say the supreme court's gay marriage could lead to polygamy going to be legalized. is that true? we're going to ask him. and is it offensive that everyone can succeed in the society if they work hard enough? taking craziness to a new extreme. first the crammed field for 2016 is about to lose more elbow room. with chris christie expected expected to enter the race tomorrow. it will rounds things out with 14. but ohio governor kasich is going to join in tonight. and comedian, thank you for applauding yourselves. >> we did it. >> so i want to start you. chris christie, i mean 14 candidates, that's a lot. >> does he have a shot? >> yeah. is there even room on the stage at this point? >> oh. fat joke. fat joke. >> i did not say it. >> yes, he had and -- here's the thing. being in local television news now. i've covered christie on a very more intimidate level, i think you're wrong. >> i disagree. we need a nice bully in there. i don't think he's a bull would he be but some people see

but judge napolitano had it right. this is it. the law has survived. >> it is very valuable to us. thank you very much. >> tempers flare on capitol hill on the new hearing of on missing irs e-mails. hundreds of back up tapes were deliberately erased after they were subpeonaed by congress and furious law makers want to know why. and rich joins us? >> lerner was the director of the irs office for more than two year ands acknowledged delayed applications for conservative and tea party groups. lerner since retired and the congress and inspector general are investigating her te 94 in the irs. the irs destroyed tens of thousands of lerner e-mails as part of routine maintenance. there are 24000 e-mails still unrecovered and the morning hearing, they want to know why the irs was so negligent in its evidence of destruction. >> they destroyed evidence. that's what they did and that's why we continue to have this. we haven't even got into the content of the e-mails. we just want to get them and figure out what is going o. >> i am concerned why things were not looked into. that concerns me and

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our own judge ruled last night judge napolitano presided over one late night show. >> just like there is no way, mrs. clinton, to outlaw the flying of that flag on private property. >> now you just referred to me as mrs. clinton. >> my sixth time on your show i am exsilver exas i recall rated. >> were you thinking about whether a hot dog is a sandwich? [ laughter ] >> i'm a vegetarian. >> judge andrew napolitano, everybody. >> i mean six times on that show judge. >> strange ideological bed fellow. >> i think it's the laugh. >> thank you bret. >> that's it for us tonight that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. greta go "on the record" right now. >>> this is a fox news alert. first, it was joyce mitchell a prison worker. now it is a corrections officer inside the maximum security prison accused of helping the two dangerous killers get out. fugitive richard matt painting and trading his work and in return prosecutors say the corrections officer handing over everything from meat, to tools even access to restricted catwalks and electrical boxes. that's certainly not al

please welcome back to our program judge andrew napolitano. come on out here, young man! ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: i didn't know you were going to run? >> i'm anxious to get here. >> jon: i'm delighted to you have here. please sit, we'll talk. last time you were here we had a whole thing about confederacy and lincoln. here it is again. >> the last time i was here you had a black woman playing abraham lincoln and she was two feet taller than i am. she's fabulous. >> jon: she's unbelievable and still two feet taller than me. that was not done as a gag for the show. >> i think we're about the same height, jon. >> jon: you and i are about the same height but now you're much fitter than i. let me ask you this question. you defend principle. you don't defend politics. you defend principle. you say flag yes, not in the state house. >> i say you have the right to fly that flag on your private property. you have the right to any opinion or thought you want, even one manifested or animated by hate. and the government has no business regulating thought. if the first amendment

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back to judge napolitano if i may. you're in dc. you're about 400 yards away from that rose garden, i don't think you're going to be there, but it seems to me that this ruling has taken obamacare out completely out of the legal arena and as dan is saying, put it entirely into the political arena. that's where we stand at the moment, isn't it? >> well, that's what the defense says with justice scolia's statement that we shouldn't call it obamacare we should call it scotus care and there's strong argument for what he said and strong argument for what you're saying. it will be interesting to see as we watch them set up the podium for the plaintiff. if he refers to his own poorly timed poorly thought out comments a few weeks ago when he attacked the court as an institution. because he is now -- he must be happy that the court took it and validate it. i'm sure he doesn't care that how it validated it, he just cares that it was validated. . stuart: tv is with us, not in studio but on remote there. you have experienced running large busine

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let's bring in judge andrew napolitano our chief judicial analyst. laura ingle reporting he could get 12 years in iso. >> that's what the police are telling her. i'm sure laura is reports what she is hearing but that would not be permissible under new york state law. the punishment for escape is only whatever the court needs out and that will be determined by a trial if there is one other, plea deal win the -- between the prosecutors and his lawyers, which i suggest the way this will go, because the last thing the governor wants is a trial. >> why wouldn't the governor want a trial? a guy who got out of prison, cost the state more than $20 million. you have to think politics. >> yes, here's the type of information that will come out in the trial. how did the governor's people totally mismanage this contraband coming in, going out. livers walking free throughout the building. lifers being given a tour of the secure part of the billing by prison officials. lifers having section with a prison official. she is not just a guard she's in management. how it

neil cavuto and judge andrew napolitano. to you first. even though i'm significantly older than you i suspect they've got a great deal more experience in contentious interviews. did i do the right thing by saying the interview is over, get out of my studio. >> i think you did the right thing. all bets are off when he called you a liar. what i found most unusual you treated them like an angry schoolmaster. especially when you said i hope i can give you credit. the interview is over, young man. don't call me a liar. don't do that. it is screaming like a hogwarts episode and a scary one at that. the guy had to be shaking in his boots. all kidding aside you are well within your rights to call it off with a college you a liar. they changed the tenor and the toad. -- tone. tree into thank you, neil. judge napolitano, how did i handle it? >> television is visual. i thought it was great television. look at all of the free advertising you're getting. >> you dragged me in. >> that it next year. what is the copy of the constitution doing here? i've

joining us fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. judge, good to have you with us. in this decision, is there anything left of conservatism in this court that amounts to much? >> wow, that's a great question after today, lou. the interesting thing about what the chief justice did, as out of the realm as it was, as far out as it was, it was not ideological, and he did the same thing as the -- today, as he did last time when obamacare was being examined. he created an argument that was not in the record. neither side, neither the government nor the challenger said this language was ambiguous, just like three years ago, neither side, neither the obama administration or the challengers claimed that the financial consequences of the failure to comply with the individual mandate was a tax. then he came up with the tax argument? today he came up with the ambiguity argument. it's an extremely dangerous argument, and it cuts both ways, liberal or conservative. it's a power argument. justice scalia points out, lou it enables a majority of the

. >>> joining me now fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. judge great to see you. >> good to be with you, lou. >> the pope's choice an encyclical. this is a big deal within the church, and likely to become a big deal on the campaign trail. >> i was raised in a very traditional catholic household. the pope is the vicker of christ on earth, and i believe he is, i believe this pope is. this pope is sometimes difficult to understand when he veers off as governor bush and senator santorum have accused him in my view quite properly areas outside the competence of the papacy. so for him to suggest that capitalism is evil as he did in a papal exertation about a year ago, and for him to suggest that global warming is a scientific fact and you not be catholic and deviate from that is not serving the people he was chosen to serve. i'm going to take this further than governor bush did. his job is to get souls into heaven, period. his job is not to tell governments how to spend money or industries how to keep the atmosphere clear. lou: and troubling his

judge napolitano says that josh earnest is wrong, that the white house is wrong, that the congress is wrong and they are all trampling the constitution because terror. be afraid. we'll ask josh earnest about that. i'll ask him in lots of different ways or try to. >> i look forward to your questions. >> thank you. >> all right. >>> gop presidential hopeful did he chaired, undeclared in the key state of florida today taking part in an economic growth summit. bobby jindal is speaking. while income inequality seems to be a big issue in the 2016 white house race neil cavuto sat down with wisconsin governor scott walker who cautioned against dividing america. >> we need to be talking about aspiration not envy. we are a nation of aspiration. we need to stop having leaders who pin one group of americans versus another. >> joining me for the first time on "the real story," neil cavuto senior vice president of business news and anchor live from orlando with a front row seat. great to have you on "the real story." >> yeah. i think you're right. this is the first time. how are you doing? >> just

>> well, i mean janet napolitano, who reviewed your book in "the new york times," said you were a conspiracy theorist for raising questions about the role of the fbi because from her point of view the fbi does thousands of assessments of people every year, and the fact that they didn't immediately recognize him is indicative from her point of view of nothing. >> well, i mean janet napolitano seems a little conspiracy-minded about conspiracy theories because all i did was raise the question. [laughter] but here's what happened. the bombs went off on monday afternoon. on tuesday morning fbi technical specialists had isolated the likenesses of the brothers from surveillance tapes. and for three days basically until after tamerlan tsarnaev was killed, they couldn't identify the brothers. i'm assuming that even though -- i mean, i know that the joint terrorism task force in boston isn't that large. the number of people who go out to interview real, live terrorism suspects is finite. three days is definitely enough time to show each one of those people the pictures that they had isolated from the

judge napolitano called it judicial activism. he thaw john roberts, supreme court chief justice was undermining his own credibility. if the law is working the way it's supposed to work it's interesting. because deductibles are soaring. we have numbers that said that we predicted this is going to happen and that's what's happening. the deductibles are soaring. however, doctors are also leaving the system. there are a lot of doctors who say it's so onerous, the bureaucratic nightmare of taking obama care the filings, the bureaucracies involved with it are onerous on their part. a lot of them are leaving or not taking obama care. you're having higher deductibles and probably you'll get a lot worse or i don't know -- >> not trending in the right direction. >> trending in the wrong direction health care. >> now greg he said president obama said that it is now woven into the fabric of america. >> yeah. >> are you offended? >> like hepatitis. why did he win? >> that's not covered, by the way. >> why did he win? because obama care is bas

judge napolitano is a best selling author. good to see you. the headline of the new york post was that cuomo created a total cluster f word in the escaped killers' hunt. >> they are saying they are complaining bitterly about the personal involvement of the governor who insisted at the most crucial time in the search for these guys right after they were discovered, that the prison officials stopped the organization of the search and gave the governor a tour of the prison and the area out of which they escaped. and then the governor you just showed a clip from it. gave the same tour himself with cameras in tow. and none of this could happen until governor was ready, until his political adversaries in the prison system were not there, and until the cameras were there. >> so he was holding up the process, according to the cops or law enforcement officials to have a p.r. >> yes. i think he was terribly afraid of an investigation into the management of this prison. we know that some very basic guide lines and the management of a maximum security pri

of the half. >> janet napolitano senior judicial analyst here. by the way, you have the word over donald trump. >> don't tell him that but thank you. >> beautiful lovely hair. so okay. be that as it may, let's talk about sidney blumenthal and how this close advisor to hillary clinton, how does he factor into the whole benghazi thing, how does he what's happened? >> we learn from the bits and pieces escaping from the deposition that his testimony is about communications with the secretary clinton while she was the secretary of state and while she was providing her advice about what was going on on the ground in libya. now, he was very very close to her and her husband during her husband's presidency. >> right. >> she wanted to hire mr. blumenthal as sort of a roving counselor in the state department. guess who put the ka bash on that? the president of the united states. because in 2008 he president obama, was a victim of the dark arts practice by sidney blue blumenthal. he wasn't allowed to be an employee. who hired him? the clinton foundation and

system president janet napolitano says the budget is noset. just about 500 to 600 students will b added. she hopes to add thousands next year. >>> johntamos, star of full house was arrested on suspicion of drinking and driving last night. he was taken to the hospital for a possible medical condition. stamos was released into the care of the hospital. today stamos tweeted a thanks to fans for love and suppo. he will star in a reboot of fullhouse next year on netfli >>> coming up next game s of the nba finals will be an awa game but you can help kp oracle arena rocking. we are starng to see relief from the heat. check out the clouds. will it last? >>> nba fina warriors and cavaliers tied. game five set for tomorrow at oracle. steve kerr talks about ten ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only o attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. z/ now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chi

the sometime president janet napolitano says the budget is not set so it's too late to add students to the waiting list. she hopes to see thousands added next year. >>> john statement mose, the star or the tv show "full house" was arrested on suspicion of drinking and driving last night. he was pulled over in beverly hills and taken to the hospital for a poll medical condition, and that's where doctors say they realized he had been drinking, stamos was cited and released into the care of the hospital. today he tweeted out a thanks to fans for love and support. stamos will produce and star in a 13 episode reboot of full house next year on netflix. >> up next on abc7 news at 6:00, game six of the nba final will be anway game but you can help keep oracle arena rocking. >>> well we see any relief from the heat? meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast. >> the warriors continue the small ball lineup? both teams practiced today in oakland and andrew bogut talks about his role as the series continues coming up in sports. we spend a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from

the sometime president janet napolitano says the budget is not set so it's too late to add students to the waiting list. she hopes to see thousds added next year. >>> john statement mose, the star or the tv show "full house" was arrested on suspicion of drinking and driving last night. he was pulled over in beverly hills and taken to the hospital for a poll medical condition, and that's where doctors sy they realized he had been drinking, stamos was ced and released into the care of the hospital. today he tweeted out a thanks to fans for love and support. stamos will produce and star in a 13 epise reboot of full house next year on netflix. >>p next on abc7 news a 6:00, game six of the nba nal will be anway game but you can lp keep oracle arena rocking. >>> well we see an relief from the heat? meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast. >> the warriors contie the small ball lineup? th teams practiced today in oakland and andrew bogut talks about his role as theeries continues coming up in sports. kids are expensive. so i'm always looking to get more for my money. that's why i switched fro

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el aÑo pasado la presidenta del sistema de universidades de california, napolitano, se comprometiÓ a financiar una serie de reformas recomendadas por un comitÉ especial que trata con casos de abuso sexual, una de estas iniciativas es la publicaciÓn de carteles con informaciÓn para que los y las estudiantes busquen ayuda. >> sÍ hay varios muchos problemas de los abusos sexuales lamentablemente la escuela no da la informaciÓn para resolverlos. >> esperarÍa que la universidad investigara el caso especialmente una escuela como esta que tiene reputaciÓn de ser progresiva. >> informÓ lo siguiente en un comunicado no hemos recibido la demanda establecida hoy no podemos comentar al respecto en uc berkeley queremos crear una comunidad donde el abuso sexual no es tolerado. el gobierno federal investiga la manera en que mÁs de 100 universidades del paÍs manejaron casos de abuso sexual, una de estas instituciones es uc berkeley estar bajo investigaciÓn. leÓn: la crisis envejecientes mitifica y se sintiÓ el mercado de valores de ee.uu. la bolsa de nueva york tuvo su peor cierre en lo

that was judge napolitano on the pope's climate change message. we're going to have more on this in a few moments. steve moore, heritage chief economist. he's here in about 15 minutes. >>> breaking news from colorado. the state's highest court ruling that employers can fire you if you test positive for smoking marijuana. even if you're doing can it outside of work. this is a big blow to the state's legalized marijuana business, maybe it's a big blow to them. it's certainly a win for private enterprise. cheryl, that's how i characterize it. this is a win for business, because they get to dictate the terms under which their employees work. i stay it's a win -- i say it's a win for business. is it a black eye for colorado's legalized marijuana business? >> good morning stewart and yes, it is a black eye for the business of pot. this is not just about colorado as well, think about oregon as well -- excuse me, for washington state, that are pushing through legalized marijuana. companies are winning in this debate. now, look, if i'm an employer and i'm

judge andrew napolitano. now, what part of italy is your family from? >> actually three-quarters from naples, one quarter from florence. would you consider that northern italy? it's pretty much in the middle. >> florence is northern italy. >> yes it's. >> and has been a banking city. >> yeah. charles: it used to used to be a huge banking system. you called it 5-4, you the called the majority thing and essentially it came down to this. we had a guy from heritage, he said this is not a constitutional argument, but more of a legislative issue. >> i agree with him . charles: and the idea is that they did not do a cost analysis. and the if they would have allowed this to go through the can of worms that they would have opened with respect to administrative powers. >> when the new deal congress and fdr created the administrative state and then 40 years later the epa was added to that. the agencies were given broad discretion to rule make and enforce those rules. the check on that discretion is a abusive discretion. that's a very, very high standard. guess wha

we will talk about the descent but the ruling with andrew napolitano. end with the investigation into the underground black market created by a michelle obama. thank you for showing up. >> just like that obamacare survived the test at the supreme court once again and to break it down our senior judicial analyst, welcome back. >> no matter what we are talking about great to be with you. >> established by this state what president does this ruling today said at the court? >> it says when the court wants to assume intend or rewrite or chavis of played a meeting of ordinary english words the court will do so to characterize the words and the phrase as a vigorous then rewrite the statute the way they think it should be written but what is unique with this line of argument but it needed the government nor the plaintiffs challenging say it is ambiguous so for it to decide that on its own is unique and a troublesome because it is the president to do it again it is unique because courts don't necessarily do this to read between the lines for what they meant when

judge androw -- andrew napolitano joins us. the president said he is frustrated by a district court decision that put a halt to what the president is doing on immigration. >> it is unusual greg, for a single federal trial judge to stop the president from doing what he has been doing before there is a trial. this is a preliminary injunctio injunction. he concluded the state of texas and the other states suing will win and probably is exceeding the authority under the constitution. that was upheld or not interfered by by the court of appeals that supervises the judge. >> the president said i had discretion not to deport people. >> he does. but that goes to specific individuals particularly hardship cases that are so expenses the government lacks the resources. >> not a whole class of people. >> correct. for him to see five million people you are here illegally and if you don't do a, b or c you will not get deported. he made up the a, b and c also. and congress specifically rejected this. >> he is refusing to enforce existing laws

alexa who was judge andrew napolitano? >> i admit that i question. stuart: aleksei who is stewart ernie? >> stuart varney is a british economic who works for the fox business channel on the fox business network. stuart: brilliant. >> why am i blocked out of that? stuart: data like libertarians. this is called the amazon echo. it is a speaker. you can plug it into your wall. even on all the time. >> my grandfather would've said, just like we had in the old country. stuart: aleksei what is the capital of papua new guinea? >> the capital city is port moresby. stuart: can you not. she is right. reviews so much time. completely different topic. "seinfeld" streaming on who lose tarts today. one of the most famous characters this soup nazi. >> being after hulu does this big deal but he feel about the deal? >> i love the deal because i really feel like although it has touched a new generation, as you meet 13-year-old two love the show at if it is pure hulu as their generation's medium. stuart: i think it is time we brought alexa back into this. alexa, who is