can vin kat preexercise we have two political branchs that delegation of the president s authority to exclude certain classes of aliens plus constitutional authority, so both political branchs came together. and we have both executive and determination these are countries of concern. where my colleague how you slice this, how you treat the concern, what are the measures, he says extreme vetting, that s not by the way, breed terrorism, they high quality vetting in the judgment of this administration is impossible.
how would you react to it as a lawmaker, if it goes the other way? two things, i would like to get the administration to simply admit this has not worked. the vetting rule wasn t vetted. there are children, people caught in transit, and they need to fix it. secondly, the congress we do have a bill and right now it is democratic bill to repeal the ban and congress should get involved. we have duty to get involved and to work with the people in our state, those are two twways to change this. we are going to see individual rights asserted because this is constitutional issue as well security issue. number one focus of government is people s safety. a number of national security
i ve never heard of such a thing being introduced into a case like this. this is where those judges felt free to go. this is very much in keeping with the reputation that the judges and in that circuit court of appeals. they are famous for getting outside the normal bounds of what judges decide and that is why they get slapped down so often by the supreme court. tucker: which is the next stop on this. so, that is the obvious follow-up. if this ban, if the pause, the ban in the pause, as upheld, either way works, right? [laughter] tucker: if the travel ban is lifted, and effect, by the ninth circuit, does it move to the supreme court after today? i think this whole matter will eventually get before the supreme court. remember, tucker, we are dealing with preliminary motions in this case. the purpose of the temporary restraining order, with a judge in seattle and post, which is the status quo until the larger case itself, the larger case
with the trump administration, the temporary travel ban goes back into effect. either way, the losing side can either appeal to the fold ninth circuit court or the supreme court. separately, we should note that despite democrats holding another late night attack on trump nominees, it was not enough to keep betsy devos from being confirmed as education secretary. the final vote was 50-50 with 2 republican siding with democrats, vice president mike pence, the president of the senate, broke the tie. becoming the first vp to ever do that. betsy devos was sworn in this evening. tucker. tucker: trace gallagher. drama doesn t stop. for more on the trump administration s appeal to uphold the travel ban, we go to brit hume. what do you think is likely to happen, what ought to happen? what we make of this? being in the ninth circuit, you would have to guess that the judges order will be upheld and thus, the paws on the
tucker: why do you think it was fabricated and why do you think you were included in the fabrication, your client? we looked to find the answer to that very question. there are some competitors decided that there was a legitimate way to compete with web zillah, which provides wonderful services, very well known, to be an honest efficient supplier. and maybe this is one way that competitors cap can have a legitimate competition doesn t work. we really don t have a clue. tucker: a lot about this is confusing. what is not confusing is the fact that buzzfeed, which is an enormous news organization, massive investment from nbc and other big players in our media landscape, publish this, knowing it might not be true. the obvious question is, did anyone from buzzfeed call anyone at the company you represent to ask, hey, were you a witting