arriving there, right, jacob? reporter: two and a half minutes, richard, a total eclipse and as someone just pointed out to me with their peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and an hour and a half partial eclipse after and that s why you see such an epic line of people in oregon, which is one of the best place to view this total solar eclipse the first time since 1979 in the united states. i have not interviewed these guys. where are you coming from? weir live from msnbc. portland? how long have you been in line to get inside? two hours. roll down the front window and say hello to the driver, how are you? i m maddie. you have this in your face? is it worth it. why did you decide to come out to the eclipse? we re students at the university of oregon. so for you it was worth it to check this out, why? i don t know.
that s irrelevant. it doesn t matter how he chose these seven countries because the constitution gives the president the sole authority to make foreign policy and congress has given the president the sole ability to suspend immigration from whatever countries he wants for whatever reasons he wants as long as in his mind it is based on national security. those issues were not before the court. bill: you heard other questions, though. i did hear questions. bill: that made you shake your head. i did shake my head when these judges went to the merits, the wisdom of what president trump did. that is not their job. my late friend the great justice scalia used to have as a joke a sign on his desk with three words on it. stupid but constitutional. basically saying, i don t care about the wisdom of what the government did. i only care if it s constitutional. bill: an epic line. more from this president from last hour making his case literally.