the writ of habeas corpus is a civil liberty guarantee found in the original constitution. it had a few civil liberty guarantees, habeas corpus, cannot be given a bill of attainder, no ex post facto laws. this guarantees that when you are held in custody by the executive branch, they must tell you why you are being held. you cannot just be rounded up and kept for days and weeks and months on end. you have a guarantee of writs of habeas corpus. i will have tos, call my attorney for that. from: the final call is kayla. good morning. caller: i. hi. i want to make a shout out to my amazing teacher. my question is what are -- triangles? guest: perfect. i am triangles. triangles is an elitist form of policymaking. there are very few voices that are part of this process. an iron triangle classic example is food regulation. congress passes the food and drug act. the fda is regulating safe foods. the classic example is canned mushrooms. there are six different types of canned mushrooms according to the food and drug act. i learned yesterday that sliced mushrooms have to be sliced be

corpus your original constitution had a civil liberty guarantee the writ of habeas corpus is that it guarantees you when you areus held in custody by the police they must tell you why so you cannot just be put in the self for months on end you have to have the guarantee of the writ of habeas corpus the writ of montaigne is i have to call my attorney. [laughter] >> i have to give a shouti out to my amazing government teacher. what are the triangles? >> i would be disappointed without a question of the iron triangle. >> it is the elitist for of policy making. the classic example is food regulations so congress passes of fta to regulate those safe foods like keene and mushrooms there are six different types of canned mushrooms and in fact, they have to be sliced between two and eight mm that is officially a sliced muster in the united states federal government had they come up with that? some member of congress staffer from the house agriculture our committee working with a federal bureaucrat from the fda working with a lobbyist from the canned mushroom association to say let'sci pick a

had he previously filed two motions for writs of habeas corpus, which failed. he is locked up in virginia's red onion prison, according to the ruling, as we're reading it, court has remanded the case back to spotsylvania and chesapeake where the next steps will be determined. the conviction stands, it is the sentences he receive during his trial in chesapeake and one in spotsylvania that the judge says are now unenforceable. that's both courts. what we understand from ray muro, the fairfax county attorney, the attorney general can appeal this judge's ruling, and if that does not go through, ray muro said he will again go after a life sentence. guys? >> now, there is new information in the killing of s, a lvis, and amy in the couple's northwest's mansion two years ago. until now there had been no direct link, but in a new court filing, darn went has been listed as possible contribute tore on a knife. >>> prosecutors revealed dna items from five items linked darren went to the murders inside home. but only two of made public until now. prosecutors had previously

orderedsaid that he has a substantial -- suspension of habeas corpus. this is a basic concern in this country, very concerned, and they have been fighting the declaration, but security officials are saying that they will abide by the rules. the courts are monitoring the situation, and their main objective for a is to control and prevent terrorism across the country. rochelle: dean bernardo reporting from the philippines. thank you. a top court has ruled in favor of gay marriage in a landmark toision paving the way become the first place in asia to allow same-sex marriages. judges ruled that the current violated the constitution's guarantee of the freedom of marriage and people's quality. have given taiwan's government two years to implement the rule. charlie explains. reporter: after decades of fighting, taiwan's gay rights activists have won a major battle. gay marriage must be legalized. a few years ago, homosexuals were arrested for even ask to get married -- asking to get married. >> i think gay marriage is right. when i was a young 28-year-olds to

we torture people and dropped off habeas corpus and ignored it and said it is ok because we are doing it in guantanamo. it is kind of ridiculous to me we had a judicial system asleep at the wheel while the executive branch along with everyone else was all gung ho about torturing people so we could replace lies in facts and blur the whole thing. host: we will let our guest respond. guest: i would push back that the judicial system is asleep at the wheel. it is probably a longer story than we have time for, but the courts have been fairly active, not in necessarily holding these particular policies are unlawful, but holding that they are subject to judicial review. the supreme court was active in ensuring the intention of guantanamo brought to the federal court, to make sure that challenges to surveillance programs, at least some traditional -- folks are going to disagree about the results of the cases, but i think the courts have been far more active than we might have expected. we are seeing that intraday's hearing. the last couple of months of litigation over the first and now second

had he previously filed two motions for writs of habeas corpus, which failed. he is locked up in virginia's red onion prison, according to the ruling, as we're reading it, court has remanded the case back to spotsylvania and chesapeake where the next steps will be determined. the conviction stands, it is the sentences he receive during his trial in chesapeake and one in spotsylvania that the judge says are now unenforceable. that's

he ordered a naval blockade suspended habeas corpus although that would go all the way up said he had taken a very dramatic steps more than any other president and he wanted their approval. in particular he wanted the border state delegations purpose of the way the election rules were set the terms had expired and they could not have a new alexian and tell much later so he works with the governors of those border states to see if they can do the elections earlier so this session is set when they are in place to be seated in lincoln monitors that very closely so when they get their low and behold they support them in a special session. so already the commander-in-chief has done more on his own bin any in history but from the get-go has his eye on congressional support. he is told when congress gets there visit deal in he may help and it proves to be true. they tell lincoln within a week we will pass the law. it will be in the senate and ratification of everything of all that has happened and lincoln is fairly optimistic but it is the bed of a train wreck all sorts of division within co

he'd suspended habeas corpus all the way from baltimore and eventually it would go all the way up. so he'd taken very dramatic steps than any president has ever taken in congress without authorizing them directly. and he wanted their approval. but in particular, he wanted the border state delegations to the proof. and the way the election rules have been set by the state, the border states the location terms have expired and they couldn't have the new election for them until months later. what he does his works for the state's to see if they can reset them earlier and the earliest many of them can do it is in early to late june. they monitor those very closely to ensure that when they get there they will be on his side and lo and behold the delegation does support him in a special session. so already the commander-in-chief of the one hanon the onehand has done moren and boldly than any commander-in-chief in history that from the get-go has his eye on the need for congressional support if he can get it. he's been told it will be harder to deal with than he might hope and lincoln who

corpus on his radio show and is representative of a kind of government that believes in reality tv and entertaining and not the responsibility of governing. this is concerning. it's also concerning that the process for vetting any of these appointees in the trump administration, if you have a single word lijd to a negative comment of president trump you have no chance of serving in a responsible position of government and you can say outlandish and ridiculous things like this man, and this is -- you look at some of the people who we actually really respect in the trump white house, the h.r. mcmaster and general mattises, some you know are responsible and grateful that are there and you worry what would happen if they decide that this is too much because you end up getting a lot of people like this guy. >> i should point out. sheriff clark announces on a radio show but the department of homeland security has not made an official announcement. >> sheriff clark has limited responsibilities and one is to run the jail and there's very serious questions about how people are treated in that j

corpus and jailing as many as one million americans who might be suspected of -- sentiments, there are so many ways sheriff clarke has disqualified himself. this is the last little piece here. if they're looking for a way out of this, this might be it, if they are. >> it's interesting this would even be considered. we can't confirm whether he's getting this job or just bragging. but julia in the "washington post" had this deputy dhhs job clarke says he's getting. she said he's not fit to serve at the agency tasked with domestic security for all americans. july 2015, 17 june 1936, hitler united all police forces under one commander, obama trying to do the same thing using the doj, comparing obama to hitler. before long black lies matter will join forces with isis to bring down our legal constituted republic. you heard it first here. a third one -- we don't have to go into any more than that. senator, your thoughts. >> exactly. what we've been dealing in milwaukee county, someone missing in action basically a fraud not just in their thesis they wrote but their commitment and oath they to

after the appeal in the state courts, there's a whole process of appeal through habeas corpus in the federal courts. it is a long, long, long process. >> the jurors we are finding out as well are not being allowed to talk until the penalty phase, which makes sense in this case. >> right. they can't communicate with us and we can't communicate with them until this is all over. >> no doubt, we will make attempts to talk to them though after this. >>> absolutely. just to recap the list of the charges that antoine garcia torres was convicted of. the charges he faced, first degree murder charge convicted with an enhancement. murder with kidnapping enhancement. then three charges of attempted kidnapping during carjacking. that's not related to what happened with sierra lamar. those stem from three victims who were attacked in a safeway parking lot where antoine garcia torres worked. he is guilty on all charges. >>> we have bob redell who was inside the courtroom whether this verdict was read. he joins us live outside the courtroom right now with the very latest. kris sanchez has been follo