performance. crown thy good with brotherhood. and sisterhood. steve: and that got a cheer. ainsley: it didn t bother me. it s not like the national anthem and they are changing the words. what do you expect? they are actors actors in new y. after they treated mike pence like that. they want us to talk about it this morning because they probably sold more tickets after the mike pence thing. it doesn t really bother me. what did you think, brian? brian: well, number one, for example, ainsley, if you are hanging out with your posse, kimberly and everybody else. i might say what are you guys up to. it doesn t mean i think you are guys. it s an expression. when i think brotherhood, i think the same thing. meanwhile back to the game. when we started the second half i thought this game was legitimately over. boy, was i mistaken. here is a look at the game that was the history of the super bowl games 5 games
wise or not. whether you think it s disruptive or not or fair to stop everybody, including people with hardship cases in order to keep a few bad people out that is a decision for the president of the united states and the president of the united states only. the statute. steve: it s his job. the statute couldn t be clearer. it s a 1952 statute that specifically says the president of the united states on his own may suspend the immigration of any class, group of people for public health, public safety. end of the story. ainsley: if it s that clear why is this judge doing this? i don t know what s in his head and i read his opinion over the weekend. and i reread it this morning there is not enough there. i don t know what the ninth circuit of appeals is going to do. you have three well-respected judges there. they refuse to get involved because they wanted to know more. steve: so now the u.s. department of justice has until what time today to make their case? until 3:00 in the afte
steve: another critical question about these court orders on immigration. are they making our country less safe. the woodhouse brothers are going to debate. we hope they talk one at a time. they probably won t. they re next.
everyone one of these points before you put out any executive order or any other operation in place. keep in mind, too you have a justice department that is a bunch of obama appointees. you have homeland security with homeland security secretary who is only there a couple of days. and you ask yourself in retrospect like every new administration what could we have done better? a lot could have been done better. although the intent was right. the execution wasn t. hopefully donald trump doesn t thoroughly believe what he just said to bill o reilly. he was just spinning it to getting people to understanding what he meant to do and how he expects to reclaim it and get the courts in line what he believes to be. ainsley: is he not a politician. is he learning as he goes. is he a businessman. a lot of conservatives like the fact that he did that. we have to see what happens later today. steve: one thing he does not believe. brian: how did he it. not what he did. steve: he does not believe in
report counter terrorism film firm radicalizing young children under the age of 18 and paying human traffickers to smuggle them into europe and u.k. terror experts say more than 300 children went missing alone in 2015. and if you cheat on your taxes, you will probably end going to jail. apparently the same rules do not apply for irs employees. there is brand new inspector general report showing nine employees were caught cheating on their taxes between april and september. all of them still have their jobs. and those are your headlines. i will see you shortly. ainsley, steve. ainsley: this weekend an appeals court denying a white house bid to restore the temporary travel ban. in a tweet the president wrote the opinion of the so-called judge, which essentially takes law enforcement away from our country is ridiculous and will be overturned. steve: as we learned this quote so-called judge helped settle refugees pro bono wise before overturning