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Credibility with the iranian population given the travel ban and the decertification of that bill. The second thing they can do is put regime on notice, and put a regime notices that theyre cracking down. Like singling people out . Singling people out. Making sure that apps used to communicate in iran based in the u. S. , not shutting them down. Not shutting them down. What effect do you think that would have . As much as iranian leaders say they dont Pay Attention to what the u. S. Administration says or western europe, they absolutely do, because the people do. The people look to it. They lo...

The u.s. supreme court has delivered a major blow to president trump's efforts to end the daca program. it rejected the appeal asking it to strike down a federal judge's ruling to requires the government to keep daca going. president trump spoke about the decision this afternoon. >> we'd like to help daca. i think everybody in this room wants to help with daca, but the supreme court just rolled it. it has to go through the normal channels, so it's going back in. there won't be any surprise. >> nbc news justice contour pete williams joins me now. this is a blow to the administration, but at the...

Appeals and come directly to the supreme court and the supreme court said we're not going to do that. although it did say they expect the appeals court to rule expeditiously. that was the term. as a practical matter, what does this mean? it means this case is staying out of the supreme court for at least several more months. it's going to have to go through the court of appeals. this judge in san francisco said the government wrongly tried to shut daca down, used illegal reasoning to shut daca down, and he ordered the federal government to keep daca going. the trump administration appealed tha...

And he won the presidency with this being a front and center issue. >> while lawmakers appear divided on daca an increasing number of americans feel congress should keep the program in place. a recent nbc news/"wall street journal" poll reveals that 62 of those questioned want lawmakers to continue daca up from 53%. 19% want no action. it does end with 23% down from the previous poll. 83% of democrats want to keep daca going, 55% of independents say continue the program. 39% of republicans say the program should remain in place. >> back with us from washington reporter from the weekly standard...