having passed by the requisite three-fifths vote the house overrides the veto and the bill is law notwithstanding the governor s objections. so be notified. watching statehouses recently. yes, the power that they have, even in states like that, north carolina, everyone, with democratic governors, the power to override. they have a super majority. the super majority is the story. good morning. we are glad you are with us. what you were hearing, people were yelling shame as republicans in north carolina voted it to override the governor s veto and approve an abortion ban. democrats are fighting a bill in south carolina. president biden cutting a major foreign trip short, set to depart today, but time is running out to reach a deal on the debt limit and prevent the economy from economic catastrophe. the dangers of artificial intelligence. one another using a.i. to clone his voice and speak words he did not write. this hour of cnn this morning starts now. develo
ho monitoring what s happening in south carolina. it is so important to remind viewers this was because a democrat who voted for abortion access previously then switched and gave republicans that super majority that allowed them to override that veto. that s right, kaitlan. and that democrat, that former democrat now republican, did vote for that veto override last night. she also voted for the bill just about two weeks ago. democrats have talked about just how quickly this unfolded in north carolina. 15 days ago is when bill dropped in the middle of the night. it s now vetoed and overridden and there is not much they can do, democrats, in terms of this. after that veto override vote happened it is law in nrk. democrats say they are going to thak this on the campaign trail that they feel there is enough in that law that perhaps tpeopl don t know about, they can make
including in gaza city, london, there s two issues here, this issue, this vote on the istanbul and new york. leland: democrats now resolution is an article one strategizing on a veto override argument, that s it. it s whether, who owns vote. do they have the votes or not to who controls the power of the try and stop president trump s emergency order to fund the purse. i sit on appropriations, i m an wall. the president used his veto for the first time yesterday. attorney, and it s the u.s. he s spending the weekend at the congress, it s very simple. now, if you want to make an white house. garrett kenny is there as well on the north lawn. argument about border security, that s a different thing and i hi, garrett. leland, good morning, good can certainly, now, have my discussion with her, with afternoon to you. at this point the white house is anybody else, but right now, not worried about the vote to we re talking about article one override the veto. question, it s a constitutional
secretary of homeland security and angel mother whose child was killed by a person in this country illegally as well as law enforcement people to say there is a crisis on the southern border, democrats in congress do not get it and that is why i am issues this veto, the very first veto of my administration so that i can continue with my emergency declaration and use that $3.6 billion reprogrammed from military construction to build the barrier. now, it s very possible that because there s a number of lawsuits, between 7 and 10 pending against this, that the president s ability to move this money around will be short lived. he might have to fight it to the supreme court, again, neil, don t forget, he s got another $4 billion that he can build new border wall with while this is making its way. now it s out of the political process, except a show of veto override vote for march 26 and likely get to the courts where it may take a number of months
is coming in and out of our country and what drugs or people or elicit materials are coming across the border is real. we need to take serious action against it. the president s order does that. the house has planned an override vote. that will be march 26. they likely don t have the 2/3s majority needed to override the veto. there s no plans for a veto override vote in the senate. so what the house will be going through is just an exercise. it s a big moment for the president. it s his first veto of the administration. this is how he stacks up compared to previous presidents. president obama vetoed 12 bills. one was overriden. george w. bush had 12. four were overridden. bill clinton had 47. and president reagan 78 with nine overridden. all of that pales in comparison