'No United States Constitution provision, federal statute, or common-law principle explicitly permits or prohibits signing statements. However, there is also no part of the Constitution that grants legal value to signing statements. Article I, Section 7 (in the Presentment Clause) empowers the president to veto a law in its entirety, to sign it, or to do nothing. Article II, Section 3 requires that the executive "take care that the laws be faithfully executed". The Constitution does not authorize the President to cherry-pick which parts of validly enacted Congressional Laws he is going to obey and execute, and which he is not.

Signing statements do not appear to have legal force by themselves, although they are all published in the Federal Register. As a practical matter, they may give notice of the way that the Executive intends to implement a law, which may make them more significant than the text of the law itself.[citation needed] There is a controversy about whether they should be considered as part of legislative history; proponents argue that they reflect the executive's position in negotiating with Congress; opponents assert that the executive's view of a law is not constitutionally part of the legislative history because only the Congress may make law.

Presidential signing statements maintain particular potency with federal executive agencies, since these agencies are often responsible for the administration and enforcement of federal laws. A 2007 article in the Administrative Law Review noted how some federal agencies' usage of signing statements may not withstand legal challenges under common law standards of judicial deference to agency action.'>>>

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signing_statement

on MSNBC (Lawrence show.)

Essentially, Congress will do it's oversight work regardless.

That the bill allows Steve Mnuchin to give money to whomever he pleases now without sufficient oversight yet in place?

Please tell me I misheard.

impeach him again if we must.

Criminal-in-chief

Problem is that the last two presidents used signing documents a number of times.

What’s laughable is his citations to the Constitution, which he disregards and violates on a daily basis.

He only asked them to write something legal that said he didn't have to follow the law after it was signed.

He has the vocabulary of a third grader. A dumb third grader.

I apologize to all third graders for having insulted them.

I thought that essentially the Democratic and Republican senators negotiated but didn't the Republicans included Mnuchin in on the discussions, as Trump's interests had to be satisfied with his explicit approval needed to proceed.

Thank you.