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The subject of the court case, and he's tweeted "big increase in traffic into our country from certain areas while our people are fa are more vulnerable, as we wait for what should be easy d" meaning decision, clearly. he's putting pressure on the court saying the risk is increasing as we wait for this decision. from your, colleagues and now no long we are dhs, but you have this experience over four years there, reporting in from istanbul, is there an increased risk that is perceptible from these refugee camps? >> i think that there's absolutely zero proof of that and we have not been provided...

Did acknowledge to the house yesterday to the house homeland committee that in retrospect, they should have briefed the relevant chairs on the hill, they should have taken it a little more slowly. >> reporter: that's right, and he took the blame for that, andrea. he saidlook, this was my assessment. this was my opinion and judgment at the time. but i think what is so striking, andrea, to go back to your conversation with pete, is that you are hearing this very strong language from the president directed at these federal judges, and it's a real departure from what we've heard from past presiden...

About an hour and a half from now and of course it's a very different tone than we heard from former president obama, for example, who was of course a constitutional law professor. i was in the rose garden once when he was asked about the decision on obamacare, which at that point in time was in the hands of the supreme court. interestingly, he did weigh in. some people thought he went a little bit too far in making the case he thought it was constitutional, but again, this rhetoric different, andrea, because it goes after the judges specifically. >> and remember president obama did blast the ...

Before adequate? does it need to be pumped up? do these seven countries need to get special treatment? i mean these are the questions that substantive questions that were being considered. >> the government's argument here is yes they do, because three of them are state sponsors of terrorism and the others are in essence failed states. you can't exactly go to the dmv in those states and look for background and fingerprints for somebody who wants to come here for example as a refugee. and what the government is saying here is, you really can't second-guess the president's decision. that's one o...

Judges, and i'll comment on th -- will not comment on the statements made by certainly one judge but i have to be honest, that if these judges wanted to, in my opinion, help the court in terms of respect for the court, they'd do what they should be doing. i watched last night in amazement and i heard things that i couldn't believe, things that really had nothing to do with what i just read, and i don't ever want to call a court biased so i won't call it biased, and we haven't had a decision yet, but courts seem to be so political and it would be so great for our justice system if they would be...