Well get to that in just a moment. First, just in, President Trumps still unreleased revised travel ban may face a new obstacle even before it is released. We havent gotten any indication. It was supposed to be last week, then this week. This challenge is not one from the courts or even from the man that the president once referred to as the socalled judge who blocked the ban initially. This potential hurdle takes root in the administrations own department of Homeland Security. Lets go straight to justice reporter Laura Jarrett who is here with more. What are you learning . Reporter this new report from Homeland Security is yet another piece of evidence that potentially undercuts the traigss argument that a travel ban is needed to keep violent extremists out of our country. The report tracks the immigration history and radicalization of 88 foreignborn terrorists and found most are not radicalized when they come to the u. S. , but rather they become radicalized after living in the u. S.
Comey will raise his right hand and tell us what we knows. Coverage starts at 10 00 a. M. Eastern, right here on cnn. And the political dogfight over Supreme Court vacancy goes public tomorrow as well. With the first confirmation hearing of judge neil gorsuch. Lets get started. We have teams of reporters and analysts ready to examine every moment of tomorrows hearing, and joining me now, ryan nobles, cnns washington correspondent, and cnns crime and justice producer. Ryan, to you, walk us through what tomorrows hearing will entail . The biggest day in the Trump Presidency up to point, with so much happening, but all eyes will be on this House Intelligence Committee hearing tomorrow morning. Mainly because youll have two men testifying who perhaps know more about this alleged russian hacking than anybody, and thats fbi director james comey and mike rogers. These men have been intimately involved in the comings and goings of this controversy. I think the big question is just how much wil