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Of this executive order that offend different parts of the constitution and as it works its way through the court we'll have a chance to talk about the fact it doesn't follow the due process clause, violates the establishment cause. it's constitutionally offensive. the way it was rolled out without consul station of the agencies that had to enforce it, the cavalier way it was done reflects such a disregard for the constitution and rule of law that it does give pause to all of us. but salary yates was right all for judges that looked at it were right. this is not a constitutional executive orde...

Itself? >> i think what you've got to do is first of all look at the -- i'm not an attorney, of course. but we have obviously consulted with some very experienced constitutional attorneys who do not believe this has anything to do with a separation of church issue, the establishment cause or anything like that. and the economic incentive is for companies to come in and particularly for tourism, this is the tourism development act, is to come in and to provide something that will bring money into the state. i mean, this is going to provide 900 jobs at the park, an estimated 14,000 jobs in the r...

Enumerated. >> you read a little bit more into the case than i did. >> i'm just reading to you -- >> they didn't really decide those questions. >> they certainly decided on due process. i'm not saying that they reached the establishment cause and found a violation. i am saying, however, for purposes of handel, the government came before this court in washington versus trump and said the standard that governs all of this case is facially neutral and bona fide. this court recited that standard back to them and said it doesn't apply. that is a square holding of this court. if i could, i would lik...

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