this. o reilly was supporting the president. we didn t go back and say those are registered. he could have said like your daughter was registered. we haven t seen him going back to each of those topics and pointing out obvious mistakes. i agree he was a more subdued version of o reilly. have to tell you i don t think you do the president any favors either because we both interviewed him. he is at his best when challenged. thank you. thanks. okay thank you so our international viewers and cnn newsroom is next. for our u.s. viewers new day continues right now the intensifying legal battle over the travel ban. what matters at the end of the day are the results. you think our country is so
them, just standard operating procedure, really. they began preparing for the super bowl a few years back and say they re always prepared for any civil unrest that might break out around a game like this. here s more of what he had to say about credible threats and noncredible threats. take a listen. we re obviously at a level of heightened awareness, but it s 24/7 for us, and press come in all the time and our job is to mitigate those threats. but we ve practiced, we ve rehearsed. we ve been doing this for three years, so we re ready. reporter: there is a lot of security in place here. the gates will open at 1:00 local time for the game. 6:30 is kickoff eastern time. security will be very tight. folks should get here early, pack their patience, but not much else, thomas. ron, thank you so much. ron mott in houston for us. we ve got the battle over the travel ban inside the trump administration raising new questions about steve bannon s increasing power. in fact, time magazin
of today it s a little better. reporter: thousands protesting downtown in manhattan at battery park including new york city mayor bill de blasio and new york senator kirsten gillibrand who said new yorkers should continue to keep marching and protesting against what she called a hateful and discriminatory policy, harris? harris: what about the legal battle over the travel ban. how is that shaping up? what have you learned? a federal judge in brooklyn put in a temporary block of president trump s ban, which essentially means those 100+ people held at airports were not to be deported. it didn t say anything about detention. at jfk, we have 100 pro bono volunteer lawyers who are parked inside of terminal 4 offering legal advice as well as looking out for family members looking for their detained loved ones, and so
from entering the u.s., president trump staying is designed to keep the country free and safe. trouble for delta air lines passengers. the airline says a computer issue is delaying departures nationwide. those in the air are unaffected. now back to judge jeanine. you are watching the most powerful name in news, the fox news channel. judge jeanine: let s try to make sense of the legal battle over the travel ban. joining me is former foreign policy adviser to the barack obama presidential campaign, a former state department official, david deflurry. good evening. let s start with where we agree, and that is no one has a right unless they re a citizen to enter the united states, yes. i fully agree with you about that. unless you re a u.s. citizen, have you no constitutional
canadian accents and yelled allahu akbar. trudeau said tonight canadians grieve for those killed in the mosque in quebec city. my thoughts are with victims and their families. you are watching the most powerful name in news, the fox news channel. judge jeanine: let s try to make sense of the legal battle over the travel ban. joining me is former foreign policy adviser to the barack obama presidential campaign, a former state department official, david deflurry. good evening. let s start with where we agree, and that is no one has a right unless they re a citizen to enter the united states, yes. i fully agree with you about that. unless you re a u.s. citizen,