Katy tur picks things up. Im not sure that donald trump can speak fluent japanese. We have a team of reporters working on finding that out. We also have a team of reporters to break down Donald Trumps second bilateral meeting. That Press Conference that we justaw between donald trump and the Prime Minister of japan, shinzo abe. It has been a gruelling week for the new president. His major policy and major policy point, Executive Order struck down at least temporarily by the courts. That Press Conference we just saw touched on that. Lets get our viewers up to speed with the highlights and then well talk all about it on the other side. Im curious about yesterdays ruling in the ninth Circuit Court. Has it caused you to rethink your use of Executive Power and pow will you respond and will you sign new Executive Orders and perhaps a new travel ban . We are going to do whatever is necessary to keep our country
safe. We had a decision which we think will be very successful with. It shouldnt h
by the end of the week. devos, price and sessions. i, jeff sessions, to solemnly swear tensions so high during sessions confirmation that senator warren was silenced for reading the words of coretta scott king. is there an objection? i appeal the ruling. objection is heard. the senator will take her seat. and that was about as good as the news got for the white house. the temporary fate of the executive order was still looming. are you arguing that the president s decision in that regard is unreviewable? yes. opening questions of where the case could wind up. supreme court you think? we ll see. for trump, what the court s intent was. i don t want to call a court bias. we haven t had a decision yet. but courts seem to be so
the opinion of the so-called judge which essentially takes law enforcement away from our country is ridiculous and will be overturned. the decision could come today. we get more from jeff zeleny at the white house. reporter: christine and miguel, in a speech here in washington, the president delivering a sharp tone against judges against the judicial branch. questioned if politics was involved. i don t want to call a court bias. i won t call it bias. we he haven t had a decision yet. courts seem to be so political. it would be so great for our justice system if they would be able to read a statement and do what s right. that has to do with a security of our country which is so important. reporter: those sharp words from the president drawing rebuke from his nominee to the
decision order hangs in the balance, he is calling on the courts to do the right thing. here he is talking about that. i don t ever want to call a court bias. i won t call them biased. we haven t had a decision yet. but courts seem to be so political. it would be so great for our justice system if they would be able to read a statement and do what is right. martha: trace gallagher now, our alley newsroom, hi, trace. it all comes down to the vetting process for refugees and visa applicants. homeland secretary john kelly said the problem is the u.s. government has really little information to work with. customs agents are forced to rely mainly on background questions and documentation. when you are dealing with failed states like syria and somalia, the documentation, including passports and driver s licenses,