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Reporters. >> he never said it? never has? >> the point is that the ban -- that the measures that he took in that executive order are fully lawful, fully compliant, make it clear they seek to keep this country safe. >> poppy, the fourth circuit also heard arguments in a different travel ban appeal last week. no word yet on when either court will rule but the travel ban will not do into effect as long as one courts nationwide injunction remains in effect. to reinstate, the justice department woul...

Muslims in america. i think the problem that they have with the outcome of the d.c. circuits have this. but if you can take it towards others and reframe it as a message directed generally to all people aware of the government make conduct, you have turned over the cases, and settled standing. this is at least two bridges beyond the catholic league case. >> well, he is a imman if i am not mistaken? >> yes. >> so that is direct to him, right? >> but this is on the nationalistic countries, yes, as...

His position, and were going to put someone at the head of the fbi that will restore confidence in this important aspect of our government. >> you know, dan pfiefer -- >> yes. >> is the argument over honesty? and ill let you explain why youre laughing in a moment, but is it argument over honesty whats important, or is the argument over whether or not firing james comey was the right call? is that whats important or are they both important? >> theyre both important. lets be clear what happened he...

When we have those press conferences, i said we shouldnt have them. >> a hundred years been doing this. >> president trump: theres never been action like this, this is crazy. theyre getting higher ratings on those press conferences -- >> would you seriously consider stopping them? >> president trump: will doing in a different way, we do it with a piece of paper with a perfectly accurate, beautiful answer. if a >> martha: host of media buzz, what you make of that? >> i think, i hope that the pres...

>> martha: thats a story for tonight. we want to know your stories too and we have a brand-new hashtag. the story fnc. send us your thoughts, we will see you back here tomorrow night at seven. tucker coming up next. >> tucker: could the investigation to hillary clintons email server be reopened? our catherine herridge has some new reporting on that question tonight. good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" read look at that potential political earthquake in just a minute but first, d...

Decision. next week theyll hear this over in the ninth circuit and that is also a court that does not love donald trump policy based on the rulings theyve seen so far. in the two courts handle the issue and if there is a split in the circuits, how long could it take to play out? the president keeps saying well see you at the supreme court. it could take to the end of the first term. >> lets say the two courts both agree or both disagree. whatever they do, they will probably send this back to the...

Record before it meaning a trial in honolulu, in seattle, in maryland and then an appeal of the outcome of those trials and then an appeal of that to the supreme court. >> shannon: we are talking years. >> youre probably talking the full-time of donald trumps term in office, during which the travel ban will be enjoined while those trials are going on. thats probably what is going to happen. on the other hand if the circuits disagree and supreme court wants to set down the law they could hear it ...

Hallie. today the travel ban will be argued in the 4th circuit which used to be one of the most conservative circuits in the country. its no longer. its 15 junls, nine of them appointed by democtic esidents, five by president obama. so it just tells you the importance of the presidents nominees to these courts of appeals. and of course all of them have to be confirmed by the senate. but now we know that the senate is pretty safely going to confirm president trumps judicial nominees. >> pete will...

How would you divide it? >> the bill would make it so the circus would be split. california, hawaii, and the american territories would be their own circuit and the rest of the nine states in the ninth circuit would be their own circuits. the reason this is so important, ainsley is, that the court is so big and as you mentioned, i was a law clerk on the ninth circuit for a great judge 20 years ago judge klein if he would, conservative judge in fair banks, alaska. its so big they have undertaken ...

They used to call this judge shopping. messy system. brian: now says senators have a plan to help fix the issue seen in the u.s. largest court of appeals split into two different circuits. will this work? one of those senators got experience with this very district. senator dan sullivan who was a clerk. there is a there a way out for the ninth district besides breaking it up? >> well, look, i think, you know, brian, when you go in front of the u.s. supreme court, above the entrance is a saying t...