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Crucial role that screening presents in the visa process. they recognize that numerous foreign-born individuals have been convicted or implicated in crimes since september 11th. it recognizes that deteriorating conditions in certain countries create further problems. so the order created a pause so that those -- so that the screening -- the screening process could immediately be reviewed to ensure its adequate. >> has the government pointed to any evidence connecting these countries with terrori...

Permanent select money on intelligence, what can you say without political hyperbole that says without the travel ban in place, we are safe? >> the president is up against the constitution on this one, and hes finding that out. this travel ban not only is un-americ un-american, it makes us less safe, because we already have a tight screening process thats in place. it takes 18 to 24 months after background checks, after the fbi and homeland security looks at these individuals. and we have taken ...

Terms of the screening process. >> theyre not touching any of that. >> no, theyre not touching that. this is only directly relevant to people getting into the country. >> all right. so jeff toobin, i believe i still have you. and i want to ask you what you think the significance of this moment is. i know you said that barack obama had been dealt a similar blow by a federal district court, but this is a moment in history, in a sense, that this is happening at this point, at this moment. >> report...

Understand power. and they understand force. and they are going to realize this president is not going to back down and say lets go talk about this. he is going to say no, were going to defend the united states of america and they are going to get that message and i think that others will get that message very quickly. im pleased to say theyre moving forward with putting the sanctions back in place. >> shannon: i want to shift to something elsewhere the administration is not backing down. travel...

Pause on countries that have been compromised by terrorism so that we can evaluate the screening process and establish an extreme vetting so that people coming into this country dont represent a threat to our families and to our communities. >> president mike pence reacting to criticism of the presidents executive orders on immigration and travel, nearly a week old now. the impact immigrants from seven countries plagued by terrorism, and legal u.s. residents who are not citizens. and they are th...

Terrorism, so that we can evaluate the screening process and establish an extreme vetting so that people coming into this country do not represent a threat to our families and communities. it is an indefinite pause, with regards to syria, we are going to be calling upon the department of homeland security, all of our team to work together to evaluate how we can continue to go forward with immigration for this country. and not compromise the safety and security of the american people. clearly -- ...

That have been compromised by terrorism, so that we can evaluate the screening process and establish an extreme vetting so that people coming into this country do not represent a threat to our families and communities. it is an indefinite pause, with regards to syria, we are going to be calling upon the department of homeland security, all of our team to work together to evaluate how we can continue to go forward with immigration for this country. and not compromise the safety and security of th...

Not defend the action. >> oath is to the constitution and not to the president. >> the phone call with australias prime minister earlier. "the washington post" just wrote about it and explain what occurred in this. >> president trump smoke on a day where he had five phone calls with world leaders and trump has taken issue with a refugee agreement between the united states and australia under president obama that would allow roughly 1200 refugees in australia to apply to enter the united states t...

Justice department to not defend the presidents actions was reprehensible. >> i took that oath. oath is to the constitution not to the president. >> and the constitution supports his actions. >> "the washington post" has just written about it. he joins us on the phone. philip, explain what occurred in this. >> hi, anderson. so president trump spoke with the prime minister of australia on saturday over the weekend. it was a day where he had five phone calls with world leaders. but it got quite te...

>> tucker: jordan has been destabilized, they have been in disaster for germany, france, holland, scandinavia, specifically sweden. if they have been a disaster for all these other countries, why do we want that? >> we all have a part. we should vet them. >> tucker: if it hasnt worked for anybody else why should we do it? if i see you burn your hand and you say i have good medical care, i still dont want to do that if im going to burn my hand. >> is a very selfish thing and alienates us from the...