of california are vowing to take him to court. what did she know? why sarah sanders had to answer questions from the special counsel. the deputy attorney general was concerned about the president, about his capacity and about his intent at that point in time. wait. there s more. new parts of the interview with the former acting deputy of the fbi. he talks about the former explosive interview with the 25th amendment. and alexandria ocasio-cortez declares victory over amazon. some of her democrats colleagues are her strongest critics. i ll talk with one of them about the now defunct deal. developing this hour. another shutdown averted, but now a constitutional clash is brewing. mounting legal challenges are expected after the president declared a national emergency to bypass congress and build his border wall. the president now in mar-a-lago. hours after his announcement, the first lawsuit against his declaration was filed. the american civil liberties union will sue
with taking sides and preparing lawsuits. that s where we stand two days in to a national emergency that was declared by president trump. watch this. to certainly the expansion of authority congress has given past presidents, this president has the same authority. i wish he wouldn t use it in this case. daring the court to strike this down. the wall the president wants to build is not appropriate and in fact just a fulfillment of a campaign promise he hasn t been able to keep. this is a serious situation. this is a crisis. republicans are afraid he s going to take the money from somewhere else. and something they care about, but fundamentally, they think it s a president who failed, who hates to lose, who s acting childish. you can imagine, did not stop there. senior white house policy adviser stephen miller defended the president in this tense exchange on fox news sunday. the president will protect his national declaration. we re out of time. i make this point.
defense and d.o.d. to build this wall that is a campaign promise i think is really wrong priorities and i think it s harmful to the country. certainly expansive authority congress has given past presidents. this president has the same authority. i wish he wouldn t use it in this case but i understand his frustration. we should take action to disapprove of this excessive use of executive power and make it clear the article 1 branch, the congress, is going to jealously defend our right to be the body that decides on federal spending. he could choose to ignore the crisis and emergency as others have. that s not what he is going to do. heather: griff jenkins live in washington griff, the white house is facing these challenges on multiple fronts. that is the latest? the white house is digging in for a major fight. it will be coming from every angle. democrats are unified in their belief that the president has grossly overstepped his authority in this national emergency d
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