Talked to his Attorney General yet. Thats right. Reporter i had a chance to catch up with kellyannec conway. I asked her whether or not the president views this decision as some sort of set back or defeat. She didnt exactly answer that question, but heres what she had to say. This is a defeat . Do you see this as a setback . He sees it as the statute provides a president with great latitude and authority to protect the citizens and protect the Nations National security. This was not argued on the merits. Now that well have an opportunity to argue on the merits, we look forward to doing that. I think his tweet was perfect when he said, well see you in court. There you go. Some confidence being expressed by Kellyanne Conway at the white
house. Not a lot new in terms of arguments being laid out by the white house in response to this, just the very tough talk that were going to see you in court. That is not exactly going to win the day at the Supreme Court. I asked Kellyanne Conway, is thi
which they will try to go to the supreme court. really no matter what that panel rules. and again, laura hit on this point. i hit on this point earlier. the fact that in this ruling earlier, it was the statements from mr. trump himself that with were ultimately used against him in blocking this ban. that s right. today s ruling is going to be taken apart by everybody and they are going to find once again the biggest obstacle to president trump s executive immigration order and it will continue to be president trump. the one point on which the ten judges in the majority slightly disagreed was just how much weight to put into president trump s statements, especially before he took office so one of the current opinions by the judge focuses more on the statements he s made since he took office and even there
the operation, that was the end of that source of information. this not as if it hasn t happened before. the fate of the trump administration s border order in the hands of three judges appointed by bill clinton. the white house arguing ports should not second-guess the safety of the american people. the president got actual intelligence tomorrow a libyan national, the president didn t know the identity to commit a terrorist act, the president can t suspend entry for some short time. you have serious constitutional concerns. executive immigration order on citizens from muslim majority nations would give the trump administration 90 days to create a new extreme vetting process. hillary clinton is not hiding
family. steve: we remember all those. ainsley: yes, we do. steve: ken starr, thank you very much. ainsley: jillian has more headlines for you. thanks for starting your day with us. the fate of the trump administration border order now in the hands of three judges appointed by former president bill clinton. the white house arguing the court should not be allowed to second guess the safety of the american people. the executive immigration order on citizens from muslim majority nations would give the trump administration 90 days to create a new extreme vetting process. a soldier in parachute training slams right into high voltage power lines. stop what you re doing and take a look at this. that is frightening. the parachute blowing up and in a flash of light when the female soldier hits the power lines. she drops to the ground. fellow soldiers rushing over to help. according to the sri lankan
he has the opportunity to do that. it s noteworthy, though, that almost nobody from the white house was available to discuss this either today or yesterday, just sarah sanders on that one show. sean spicer said there will be no further discussion of this until the investigation is opened. beth fouhy, thank you so much. you ve kicked us off with a lot to chew on. president trump is expected, though, to sign his revised executive immigration order. that s tomorrow, we hear. obtained exclusively by the rachel maddow show shows a lack of danger of those coming into this country, details related to the original ban. title of the report that refutes this part of the original ban says this. most foreign-born u.s.-based violent extremists radicalized after entering homeland. the key finding says we assess that most foreign-born