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This morning the no teleproptmpr president announced a national emergency. he complained about executive action which he just used. he acknowledged hes probably going to get sued and listening to it all, you, us, the rest of america, and eventually probably the judges who will ultimately rule on whether he just did is even legal. our team is here. to say we have a lot to sift there is an understatement. garrett hake, we have legal analyst glen kirschner. we have joining us michael steele, julia ...

Decision is the last graph where she said -- the judge said that these were the cases but she was still to decide how it would play into his time served. as jeffrey said, this is just one case. this is going to go on and on. back to our question of a pardon. he has held firm. the president has maybe hinted, put out there that pardons for people who hold firm are more likely. i think they have to be hoping that that might happen. >> just to put this -- >> thats an understatement. >> with paul man...

Concrete walls. they can also use only existing materials, which means it has to be like fencing that already exists along some part of the border. we have ileana johnson to talk about all of this, along with dana bash. what do you think of what he said? >> hes not happy, and thats probably an understatement. think of the very rocky journey this country has been on watching the government partially shut down, knowing that 800,000 federal employees didnt get paid. maybe theyre getting back pay, b...

In which you could hear el chapo making major drug deals. that was huge. the second biggest witness for the prosecution had to be his bodyguard. he testified. he was the last within to testify for the prosecution. he said he saw el chapo kill three people and buried one alive. that was major testimony at the end. that was the last thing the jury was left with before they went in to deliberate. >> thanks, bryan. for more on this, lets bring in randy zellen, a former defense attorney. thank you fo...

Privacy scandal. >> thousands were outraged. ticked off by facebooks first real attempt at making money. it was an ad product called beac beacon. >> they can log in using your facebook identification and then when you buy. something, all your friends are going to find out about it. facebook is like this is such a cool way to get involved in commerce and not be doing boring advertise iing. >> to say they got it wrong was an understatement. >> it blew up in their faces immediately. you dont want p...

Coque ossio. hes one of the best, most successful chefs in the country. his family are something of a beloved culinary dynasty in peru. and pucusana, a small fishing village about an hour south of lima, is where they spend their weekends. coques mom, marissa guiulfo, is like perus julia child -- >> marissa: welcome. >> anthony: -- james beard rolled into one. thank you for having us. a caterer, cookbook author, beloved icon of peruvian gastronomy. >> coque: this is the yucca. >> anthony: oh yeah...

On his screen. >> including his wife. >> christmas ruined, he says. >> reporter: it was facebooks first privacy scandal. >> people were outraged. >> people were really ticked off. >> reporter: ticked off at facebooks first real attempt to make money. it was an ad called beacon. >> people can log into your site using facebook notification. facebook said this is such a great way to get involved in commerce and not do boring advertising. >> reporter: to say they got it wrong is an understatement. >...

>> david, id like to answer that question but i think your five minutes is up. i mean -- >> i knew that was coming. >> i mean that kind of disrespect -- >> a doughnut, this is yus ji stuff. >> that kind of disrespect to representative nadler and the entire committee, not to mention the department of justice and the american people, is both inexcusable and unforgivable. it really was at times a clownish performance. he answered relatively few questions. im going to find two bright spots though. o...

President trumps sakd live. he that jeffrey ep stone be ebb seed and he served almost 13 months? jail but was allowed to leave every day. one condition of the deal was that a much larger federal investigation into epstein and anyone who helped him would be dropped. the d.o.j. notified senator ben sass that its office of professional responsibility has now opened an investigation into allegations that department attorneys may have committed professional misconduct in the manner -- >> that seems l...

Guilty. i think these allegations should be taken very seriously, im glad democratic party of virginia is taken seriously, does he need to be removed from office? i said no when it was asked of me but hes entitled to due process but its not looking good in virginia. >> tucker: you have a marvelous understatement which i admire, no its not looking gooe in virginia. what is with all the blackface? what? its a serious question. there are democratic leaders who will say we are taking this seriously ...