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mcgahn. he says that sessions made a huge error, he s very frustrated. a couple people have said one of the few times they ve seen him get genuinely angry as opposed to the blufter that we know the president is prone to was about jeff sessions. he s upset about the russia recusal situation and feels angry and hamstrung about the fact that the executive order that the president himself signed related to a ban on travel a temporary ban, quote/unquote, from muslim majority nations was struck down by the court. this was within the first week of the administration and set the tone going forward and in the president s mind, jeff sessions is tied to everything. lastly, your colleagues just broke some news which is fascinating about jim comey asking jeff sessions not to be left alone again with the president or that he didn t want to be left alone with the president. it s quite striking. essentially you have the fbi director concerned about the position apparently that the presi ....
and tonight, a u.s. senator, marco rubio, has called his death murder. back on american soil, inka pass tated after 17 months in a north korean prison. his father s first words to his son. what did i say to my son? i knelt down by his side and i hugged him and i told him i missed him and i was so glad he made it home. reporter: but the 22-year-old was in a state of unresponsiveness waitfulness, damaged throughout his brain, rendering him able to brink and at times move, but there was nothing left of the adventurous young than that had departed nearly two years earlier. otto, i love you and i m so crazy about you, and i m so glad you re home. you are such a great guy. reporter: the north korean government claimed that warmbier contracted botulism, took a sleeping pill and fell into what they call a coma. a north korean mri confirmed the he was accused and tried for hostile acts after the north korean government claimed he took down a propaganda poster in the hotel where ....
resigned tonight. the robust way he stood up to the trump administration and to trump himself on ethics issues and the president s unprecedented financial conflicts of interest. his name is walter shoeb. he said he was not forced out of the office of government ethics. he basically says he s leaving because the u.s. governmentestics rules are not strong enough to allow him to stand up to what this president and his family are doing so he is leaving his jb at the office of government ethics in order to try to strengthen the rules from the outside. very interesting resignation today. we ve got more on that story ahead. there s a lot going on. we ve got a big show tonight. i said at the very end of last night s show we ve got a scoop to share with you tonight. this is that scoop. in-house on your staff we ve been talking about this as and inside, kind of an inside-out story. not your typical news story, not your particular scoop. but i think it s important. one of the few times ....
areas, up to 35 inches of rain, because this is a massive rain making system, and due to complicated weather patterns, chad can explain, it ll probably stall out in texas. we ve lost power to 63,000 homes in this area, that s corpus christi, they ve put together a boil order, that s a recaution, with so much water around here, essentially the city s drinking water could be contaminated. and the wind are not expected to dramatically die down any time soon. so, the hard shp really is not coming to a end, we re shifting to a more difficult phase. martin, we ll have chad along in a moment, there are 131 miles per hour winds. how does this compare to the other hurricanes you ve covered. you and i have both been out in a lot of them. time. because if the water does pile up as is expected, it could cut off not only rescue efforts to come in but escape routes to get out. that s what you saw in new orleans after katrina. this is not a katrina, it s a very different circumstance, but ....
that s why we have a president. you will concede that. i think that s a valid argument and that s the argument that was made. that s one of the arguments that persuaded the supreme court today. although, keep in mind, that the court only lifted the stay. it will hear the merits of the case in october. but, yes, you are right. but, as i said, the stronger argument against this travel ban is it s really bad policy. it doesn t accomplish the goal which is no-to-make america safer. tucker: it doesn t. you would argue the counter case that the more immigrants that we have from say somali coming into the country the safer we are? what point are you making. what i would argue on policy grounds this ban is both too broad and not broad enough. let me explain. here s why it s too broad. it denies muslims from six predominantly muslim countries. tucker: let me stop and correct you. it makes no reference to religion at all. it doesn t badge muslims. it bans people who live in six coun ....