shannon: fox news alert. president trump signing off on a new travel ban now limiting u.s. entry for citizens of eight countries. adding north korea, venezuela and chad to the expanded list. let s bring in gillian turner. a staffer to george w. bush and barack obama and a fox news contributor. good morning, gillian. this kind of flew under the radar for a lot of folks disturbed by the feud between the nfl and the president. how is this ban different? this one is very different in a nutshell. i think that some of the differences will become known to people as they parse through this. but i was reading through it last night and the first things about it that struck me were that it has less countries overall, which is fairly significant. it has one less country to be specific. they took great care to ground
there is nothing arbitrary here. everybody is being subjected to the same standards. shannon: now we ll wait to see as some of the lower courts have done is brought in the campaign rhetoric the president used on the trail. associates and affiliates of his on the trail to say what a muslim ban was going to be about and whether that will stand up as you said what they ve now put on paper. we ll see. gillian turner, always good to see you. bill: breaking news on the search for survivors in mexico city. the death toll 319 as of today. jonathan hunt has been there several days now. back with us live in mexico city. what are they dealing with now, jonathan? well, it is we re now approaching the sixth day mark since that 7.1 earthquake hit. but the search and rescue teams are not about to give up on any
boston this morning. i certainly disagree with what he said and thought it was just divisive. here is what the president said about it being divisive. the issue of kneeling has nothing to do with race. it respect for our country and national anthem and flag. nfl must respect this. over the weekend nascar owner sent a strong signal saying you stand for the national anthem or you re on a greyhound bus out of here prompting this response from the president. so proud of nascar and its supporters and fans. they won t put up with disrespecting our country or flag. they said it loud and clear. we ll see where this goes the rest of the day, shannon. shannon: meantime the white house announced new travel restrictions last night just as the ban was set to expire. that s getting lost a little in the shuffle of the nfl headlines today.
want to challenge it immediately. it takes effect on october 18th. the other one bill: unless it s blocked. there will be a back in which no travel ban will be in place. bill: this is what stuck out at me if you look at the order. on screen this is what it says. the secretary of homeland security in consultation with the secretary of state and attorney general have determined that a small number of countries remain deficient at this time with respect to their identity management and information sharing capabilities, protocols and practices. in some cases these countries also have a significant terrorist presence within their territory. he did not have that information available to him on the first travel ban or the second. the first and second were criticized because it lacked that kind of country specific data. bill: i think that s the
world s biggest nuclear power. shannon: what will it take to lower the tensions? plus this. bill: she won, merkel celebrating in germany after winning her fourth term as chancellor. her victory is not without controversy. details on that in a moment. shannon: the white house expanding the list of countries and conditions on its new travel ban. will the new restrictions put an end to the legal battle over the ban? judge andrew napolitano joins us live. this is something the trump administration will argue is based not at all in religion and based specifically in safety standards for people entering the u.s.