wants results. something missing here. joe, your piece which we will look at after the break crystallizes the vacuum in key areas of law and judgment. we will be right back. send in steve bannon. hello, donald. i have arrived. hi, steve. you look rested. tired and cranky and i feel like i could just freak out on somebody. then maybe you should call australia. no refuges. america first. australia sucks and prepare to go to war. steve, i think that was bad. was that bad? no. it went just according to plan. whose plan? your plan? no. your plan. okay, good. okay, donald. that s enough fun for tonight. can i have my desk back? yes, of course, mr. president
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what are the up sides and down side of trying to get that done? i think there are positives of trying to separate the two, but to me that is a little bit of a too neat and explanation, too small ball to explain a really big geo political position. yeah, we should try and pull iran away from looush and we should try and find zones of cooperation with russia as i mentioned. potentially one is on containing iran. but, at the moment, that does not appear to be going very well, given the iranian/russian lash-up in support of assad. joe? alex, i want to bring you in here. obviously, you know very well the nature of the old soviet union and the nature of kgb agents and the hard bloodied history. what would you i have the president or the president s advisers on this front the next time he is asked about vladimir
says, let s say the ninth circuit uphold the suspension? we don t have to talk about whether we get to a substantive ban as joe was saying. there is a great deal of deference in national security and the congress has given some authority, obviously, as well, that increases the president s authority. but let s say this ban stays in place, at least for the next few weeks. and the president tweets out that he s not goingo follow. he is directing his departments not to follow what this panel of judges has said. okay. what then? how is the congress going to react? because it has to go to the congress to do something. i don t think we are going to have an uprising revolt here in the united states any time soon. is the republican congress going to act? and, you know, obviously, we are not quite there yet. not seeing a result, nick, but we are seeing protests. that s right. and backlash. a big topic, mark, is the policy process in this white house and the drafting of these
white house is that steve bannon is the brains behind the operation. he is the person that has been pushing the union strategy. he s the person who has been pushing all of the other strategies. he certainly did, though, elise is right, he certainly did push, loon along with steven miller the executive order that was rushed that was chaotic, that still nick, is causing chaos in that white house. that s right. look, joe. look. he is doing what he said he would do the order attributed to bannon are straight from the trump campaign platform. straight from the message. the whole idea that it s bannon s influence is kind of ridiculous in that sense. he said he wanted to do a ban. he did a ban. now the implementation perhaps is amateurist but it seems to what is actually more disconcerting is the reporting that steve bannon inserted