nine, where no person holding any official without the consent of a congress except any title of any kind from any king, premised, or for instate. the founders made that provision to prevent our leaders from being corrupted, while donald trump was still in office, it was obvious to everyone. we covered it dozens if not hundreds of times of his business interests, including the trump international hotel, left him wide open to foreign influence in violation of the clause. multiple groups brought suit against him. but our courts couldn t bring themselves to rule on this unprecedented situation, the supreme court declined a review on the case and declared others mood after trump left office. and the lesson americans learned is that the clause essentially just no longer exists, if someone can violated as clearly as donald trump didn t face more repercussion, they can find anyone with standing, to people do withstanding get hung up in court until he, leaves and
rain. appalachia mountains, across the carolinas and stretching into virginia. these areas, ice will take down power lines and branches and could be dangerous drive. further north, talk about snowfall and everything in the pink is talking about eight to 12 inches. this is significant snowfall and places inward. zoom in on an area that has not seen snow in a long time, that is new york city. several days out, this model could move, deeps on warm and cold air. new york city one to three inches of snow. out on long island, that drops down. instate or upstate, better chance between five to eight inches of total snowfall. jumped ahead. why are people excited about this?
building has been closed to traffic. metal barriers lined the street officers from both the sheriffs emotions are if us have a visible presence there. now, it might be tempting to think that this is just another indictment, fani willis s case actually differs from special counsel jack smith s investigation in many ways. one key way. the new york times puts it if trump were to be convicted in a federal prosecution he could theoretically pardon himself, although there s questions about that, if you are reelected as president. presidents do not hold such sway instate matters. so even if trump wins reelection next, year he will still have to face justice in georgia. there s no escaping accountability at the state level if he is charged and ultimately convicted dirty me, now kurt bardella democratic strategist and former house oversight committee spokesperson for republicans. also the l.a. times contributor. kara lynn, the legal am analyst
visible presence there. now, it might be tempting to think that this is just another indictment, fani willis s case actually differs from special counsel jack smith s investigation in many ways. one key way. the new york times puts it if trump were to be convicted in a federal prosecution he could theoretically pardon himself, although there s questions about that, if you are reelected as president. but presidents do not hold such sway instate matters. so even if trump wins reelection next, year he will still have to face justice in georgia. there s no escaping accountability at the state level if he is charged and ultimately convicted. joining me now are kurt bardella, democratic strategist and former house oversight committee spokesperson for republicans. he s also an l.a. times contributor. carol lam, msnbc legal analyst and former federal prosecutor, and basil smikle, democratic strategist and former state executive director of the new york state democratic party. director of the p
type of plan as an educator, but i m going to do with my students. and it is it is disheartening to see the department of education try and use a quick fix, when the college board has laid out very clearly that, unless the content can be taught in its entirety, including sexual orientation and gender identity, it will just not be seen as a ap class. let me be clear, is this the first time this course has been offered with a different curriculum involved? no, this curriculum has been instate for over 30 years. this has never been an issue, this has never been an concern. i thought this would be my eighth year teaching the class, never had a concern about teaching these topics. it is not something that has ever been an issue until recently with the new laws that prohibit discussions on gender identity and sexual orientation, and originally it was kindergarten through third grade, and as of a few weeks ago, i understand it was now