with taking sides and preparing lawsuits. that s where we stand two days in to a national emergency that was declared by president trump. watch this. to certainly the expansion of authority congress has given past presidents, this president has the same authority. i wish he wouldn t use it in this case. daring the court to strike this down. the wall the president wants to build is not appropriate and in fact just a fulfillment of a campaign promise he hasn t been able to keep. this is a serious situation. this is a crisis. republicans are afraid he s going to take the money from somewhere else. and something they care about, but fundamentally, they think it s a president who failed, who hates to lose, who s acting childish. you can imagine, did not stop there. senior white house policy adviser stephen miller defended the president in this tense exchange on fox news sunday. the president will protect his national declaration. we re out of time. i make this point.
i read about your bat woman thing. what is your character s name? vesper fairchild. i m using that from now. on that s my favorite name ever to appear in fiction. it is a classic comic book character. what are you doing tonight? i am not that busy. do you want to come over? because i ve got some pages marked here. i m still on crutches so it will take me a minute. i ll be there as soon as i can crutch over. if you can get here by the time we finish one of these commercial breaks, we ll just bring you right on to the tv show. okay. so rachel will be joining us later in the hour to help us assess where we are at the end of week two in the impeachment investigation of donald trump. we ll discuss her amazing book which i am just going to rave about. it is also very much related to this week s news. and later in the hour, we will look at the ray of hope sent by mitt romney today indicating that at least one republican senator is capable of speaking the trut
anyway, it s very fun. now it s time for the last word with lawrence o o donnell. what is your character s name? vesper fairchild. i m using that from now. on that s my favorite name ever to appear in fiction. it is a classic comic book character. what are you doing tonight? i am not that busy. do you want to come over? because i ve got some pages marked here. i m still on crutches so it will take me a minute. i ll be there as soon as i can crutch over. if you can get here by the time we finish one of these commercial breaks, we ll just bring you right on to the tv show. okay. so rachel will be joining us later in the hour to help us assess where we are at the end of week two in the impeachment investigation of donald trump. we ll discuss her amazing book which i am just going to rave about. it is also very much related to this week s news. and later in the hour, we will look at the ray of hope sent by mitt romney today indicating that at least one rep
Residents and community advocates heavily criticized the United States Department of Energy for its support and rollout of a planned hydrogen production network for the region during a listening session on March 27, 2024. They cited safety and transparency concerns with the Appalachian Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub, known as ARCH2.