martha: the world is getting a revealing look at how china deals with democracy. the government says the protesters are terroristic and on day two of the shutdown at the hong kong airport. this is what happened. beijing said protesters are asking for self-destruction. how a president trump respond to his friend on this? trace gallagher with the story tonight. right now there is a temporary calm at the airport, but with both sides are putting their position things are expected to get ugly in a few hours. the only reason things are calm now is because a riot police are armed with pepper spray and batons and were fighting with protesters who barricaded. they showed signs of violence when they badly beat two people who they believed were undercover agents. all of these airport demonstrations and disruptions
the supreme court voting 5-4 to uphold the president s travel ban, backing up his contention that he has the right to control immigration into the u.s. even as he faces ongoing blowback over the treatment of migrants crossing this border. well, tonight the ruling brought protesters onto the streets of new york and other cities across this country. a bit reminiscent of those early and spontaneous airport demonstrations when the travel ban was first put into place. earlier today the president was taking a bit of a verbal victory lap, praising the ruling, taking it as a sign of endorsement on his views of hard-line immigration. the supreme court ruling was a tremendous victory for this country and the constitution. the supremcong was a tremendous victory for our country. the ruling shows that all of the attacks from the media and the democrat politicians are wrong, and they turned out to be very wrong. other countries, it s called, i m sorry.
tonight. to kasie hunt, to steve kornacki, our thanks. steve, we ll be talking to you in just a few more minutes. now, the night s other lead story. the supreme court voting 5-4 to uphold the president s travel ban, backing up his contention that he has the right to control immigration into the u.s. even as he faces ongoing blowback over the treatment of migrants crossing this border. well, tonight the ruling brought protesters onto the streets of new york and other cities across this country. a bit reminiscent of those early and spontaneous airport demonstrations when the travel ban was first put into place. earlier today the president was taking a bit of a verbal victory lap, praising the ruling, taking it as a sign of endorsement on his views of hard-line immigration. the supreme court ruling was
behind kasie who is there to cover that. and lo and behold the political news broke out in new york tonight. to kasie hunt, to steve kornacki, our thanks. steve, we ll be talking to you in just a few more minutes. now, the night s other lead story. the supreme court voting 5-4 to uphold the president s travel ban, backing up his contention that he has the right to control immigration into the u.s. even as he faces ongoing blowback over the treatment of migrants crossing this border. well, tonight the rulin brought protesters onto the streets of new york and other cities across this country. a bit reminiscent of those early and spontaneous airport demonstrations when the travel ban was first put into place. earlier today the president was taking a bit of a verbal victory lap, praising the ruling, taking it as a sign of endorsement on his views of hard-line immigration. the supreme ruling was a tremendous victory for this country and the constitution.