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Back open. you can see traffic now flowing if you go into the casinos, the sloch machines are buzzing. pedestrians are roaming around. it seems like business as usual here but youd be very wrong if you saw the look on peoples faces if you talk to people in the crowd. to my left shoulder flags at half-staff above that new york new york casino with the famous statue of liberty mock-up right bob me. behind me though, police still holding that scene. they are deep into now this investigation, scouri...

President said a constitutional scholar by his own calling there, when he said he didnt have the power or authority to do this and did it anyway, he took the power away from congress. regardless of how you feel how this comes out, you have to understand this is squarely within legislative authority and congress needs to act if they want to fix this. >> but you know how we got here. because they havent acted. the d.r.e.a.m. act was before 9/11. thats how we got daca. congress not getting it done....

>> okay. we have a split decision. what do you think? >> i think he fires all of them. i think he fires the whole list of people, rosenstein, sessions, mueller, mccay. >> bob corker and the other republicans, what do they do when they get a whiff this is about what the president is about to do? >> im done being wrong. every time i say it wont happen, he does it. >> he would rather fire mueller and get impeached than go the other direction and end up in jail. >> everything about this looks like i...

Information, so i suspect that he probably will testify. >> to matts point there, kellyanne didnt seem prepared for the executive privilege question and the answer was the president will have to decide. surprised she wouldnt rule it out. the more glaring thing to me is how ready she was to go after james comey. this is what matt lewis saw fir firsthand last night where people said things about james comey out loud and lipublicly t muddy the waters. whats the danger in that? >> let me take it and...

Over there which makes it very complicated. ive been over there. i love jerusalem. jason, this is a lot going on here. one of the things going on is the stock market plummeting. i would think, loving the marxist analysis of everything, i think giving a special prosecutor this tasks gets it off the books of the senate. it lets them go back to what republicans like to do, cut taxes for well off people. if they can get back to that business and the things they like to do, its going to get the marke...

>> shannon: the white house considering a major shift in afghanistan. senior military and foreign policy advisors proposing a plan that could send thousands more u.s. troops to fight the taliban and what a difference it would be from the last administration. welcome to a brand-new hour of "americas newsroom." >> bill: im bill hemmer. good morning. >> shannon: im very good. >> bill: youve got the taliban, youve got al qaeda, you have isis, you have -- >> shannon: not a good list. >> bill: a long ...

Constitutional. a strange situation in the law. >> shannon: we have another federal court that next week on the other side of the country in washington state is going to hear arguments over the same travel ban. whether we get similar decisions, a split decision. do you think its on the fast track to the supreme court one way or another? >> it could be. certainly if we see the lower courts coming out different ways there is an excellent chance the supreme court takes it. president trump said it m...

United states states supreme court? >> i was appointed -- >> isnt it a court of final jurisdiction decides whats constitutional or not? >> bill: there you have a back and forth with sally yates and senator kennedy. yates said president trumps past comments played a part and some of the judges did, too. mike huckabee with me now. who appointed you to the supreme court? >> nobody appointed me or sally yates. it was the line of the day from a freshman senator just getting there. i thought senator k...

Conclusion and follow her own conscious but where she went awry is if she disagreed fundamentally with what the administration and president was doing the proper course would have been for her to resign, to enable someone else to assume the role of acting attorney general and execute the presidents policies. instead what she did, directing doj attorneys not to defend the order. although she has the right to follow her conscience and make her own judgments she followed that course in the wrong wa...

Constitutional authority to make the policy decision? the answer is absolutely yes. >> bill: on that point judgeshed said is the executive entitled to some deference? >> its not deference, its responsibility and authority. he has been given that in the constitution and it continue be taken away because somebody disagrees with policies. if he is the president and he gets to make certain decisions because he has been elected and sworn in and its the way it works. >> bill: do they win, the administ...