states tweets, he s not using twitter the way your eyes and ears have been telling you the way he uses twitter. he tweets about politics and policy and his achievements in office, tweets about legislation he likes and policies he doesn t. supreme court picks get tweeted about and so do supreme court cases. you name it and the president has staked out a position or slammed the opposition all on twitter. some of his top advisers want you to believe it s really nothing significant. this is a complete about-face and it comes after a string of controversial tweets saturday and sunday and today with seven dead and dozen wounded in the london terror attack, the president used twitter to push for his ban on travel. quote, we need to be smart, vigilant, and tough. we needs the courts to give us back our rights. we need the travel ban as an extra level of safety, he tweeted. also, people, the lawyers and courts can call it whatever they want, but i am calling it what it is and what we need, a t
the washington post reported that there were 1800 people that were supposed to be deported for posing a national security threats, and instead, they were granted citizenship. citizenship! these are people who were considered too dangerous to enter the united states and the accidentally gave them the right to vote instead of deporting them. our screening system is deeply committed deeply, deeply broken. shannon: we have this pause now on refugees, syrians not singled out, all refugees, and a ban on travel. is it worth taking this pause with all of those numbers but those are real people, and if we have 10,000 potential terrorist suspects running around the country that we don t know about or junction where they are or what they are capable of, can you be in favor of the pause? navy not a permanent ban but some time to look at things and get some work done. marc was talking about a different thing. these weren t refugees, these
second point, last year, cnn and the washington post reported that there were 1800 people that were supposed to be deported for posing a national security threats, and instead, they were granted citizenship. citizenship! these are people who were considered too dangerous to enter the united states and the accidentally gave them the right to vote instead of deporting them. our screening system is deeply committed deeply, deeply broken. shannon: we have this pause now on refugees, syrians not singled out, all refugees, and a ban on travel. is it worth taking this pause with all of those numbers but those are real people, and if we have 10,000 potential terrorist suspects running around the country that we don t know about or junction where they are or what they are capable of, can you be in favor of the pause? navy not a permanent ban but some time to look at things and get some work done. marc was talking about a
weekly address this morning. we will not allow our generous system of immigration to be turned ainst us a a tool for terrorism, and truly bad people. we must take firm steps today to ensure that we are safe tomorrow. the president is in florida for a working weekend which will include phone calls to the president of tunisia and colombia. this is ahead of his meeting with canadian prime minister justin true dew at the white house on monday. trudeau is one of the most vocal critics of the ban on travel. kelly, the president is in the middle of kind of a busy day for himself and the first lady. it seems clearly he s managed to sneak in some tweets. can you talk about where he is right now and what he s saying? reporter: yes, good afternoon. the president had twittered several times today. in part, talking about the fact that he and melania trump are
nrg stadium, home this weekend to super bowl li on fox. be tonight, the new england patriots play the atlanta falcons for propro football s biggest pro football s biggest prize. hello again from fox news, today in houston. we ll have plenty on the big game this hour including a raucous session with the fox nfl sunday crew you don t want to miss. but fist, we want but first, we want to bring you up-to-date on another whirlwind week for president trump who s fighting a court order that puts a nationwide hold on his immigration travel ban. and earlier today an appeals court denied an administration request to reinstate the president s order. to discuss that and much more, we re joined by the vice president, mike pence. mr. vice president, i want to start with that court order temporarily blocking the president s ban on travel. federal judge james robart says the ban does, quote, irreparable