over the past 12, 15 years. i think we're going to see that continue into the next quadrant. the mayor league soccer in the united states, you might have a little bit of carryover but that's going to build a little bit too at its own pace. i don't think you can expect a crazy explosion next season. >> we're continue our conversation tomorrow here in "the situation room." that's it for me. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room". let's step into the cross fire now. >> the entire supreme court passed judgment today and our debates starts right now. >> tonight on "crossfire," congress wins. >> a clear rebuke to the president's brazen power grab. >> and what should happen to the tens of thousands of children pouring across the border? on the left, van jones and stephanie cutter.

on the right, newt gingrich and s.e. cupp. what can president obama still accomplish in his second term? plus, the outrage of the day. tonight on "crossfire." welcome to "crossfire." i'm s.e. cupp on the right and we're all here again. i'm joined by newt going rish ap on the left by stephanie kut r cutter and van jones. president obama keeps swatting away accusations but today the supreme court told the president that his actions are unconstitutional. today's ruling is just a beginning of wide ranging objection of the imperial presidency. speaker john boehner is preparing to sue the president for this sort of behavior from obamacare changes and locking congress out of important foreign policy decisions.

today's message from the court was clear, the imperial presidency is no longer the law of the land. so do you think that this imperils the president's phone and pen plan? >> no, s.e., i don't. >> i had a feeling you would say that. >> shocking. what the supreme court said today is that presidents have to wait longer than three days in a senate recess to appoint someone. the recess power has been used all the way back to george washington. that's the extent of the ruling today. big deal. and let's remember why the president was recess appointing people in the first place. because republicans in the senate were blocking all of his nominees. so this is tosh today is really about republicans rejoicing an obstruction rather than the downfall of the imperial presidency. 13th unanimous decision against the president by the supreme court. >> john boehner's lawsuit over executive actions.

let's put on the screen how many presidents have used executive actions. reagan is twice the number of president obama in terms of using his executive power. and the entire reason he's doing that is because congress is refusing to act. i think the american people appreciate the fact that the president is not going to wait for congress to continue obstructing. he's going to take action under his constitutional authority. >> unlawful action. >> it's a frustrating thing to have a constitution, to have the rule of law. you know, the democrats -- no, listen. >> it is a pain. >> did you have a problem with ronald reagan using executive power. >> neither did tip o'neal. you have to ask yourself. if the democrats who controlled the house for all eight years didn't think reagan was writing exec ty orders that were illegal maybe it's because reagan obeyed the law. >> john boehner couldn't even articulate what his problem was today. >> this is a political gimmick.

he doesn't have standing to file this lawsuit. it's a political gimmick. you know what the american people would rather have, action on immigration reform which she's refusing to bring to vote, action on increasing fair wages across the country, making college education more affordable. that's what the american people want. >> the american people would like to have a president who acted like a president who stayed home and fixed the veteran's administration, who fired the people at the irs who are losing all of their computer informati information. i mean you have a president who's played an amazing amount of golf and is off in minnesota today -- >> first of all -- >> it's not a mythology. it's a fact. >> he's played less golf than anybody else. less executive orders than others. >> that's not worth arguing over. >> i want to ask you a question. first of all, you love the constitution. i love the constitution. we're all friends of the constitution. do you believe that a house resolution is enough to creating

standing for a speaker of the house to bring a lawsuit? ed jim mow ski came out and said this is a farce. do you support boehner with the stunt to abuse our court system and d. >> it's not a stunt. the house can instruct hits lawyer -- we did this a when i was speaker. >> if you have standing. >> you won't know until the court rules. >> why continue you impeach him. if the president is so terrible and awful why don't you come forward and impeach him? >> the technical thing to do would be to cut off the money. the truth is this president has decided there are no limits -- >> that's just -- >> to what he can do. >> let's talk about grand standing for a second. today on the senate floor this was ted cruz. >> attorney general eric holder continue to refuse to appoint a

special prosecutor to investigate the abuse of power by the irs against the american people. he should be impeached. >> what do you find wrong with that? >> well, 39 interviews with irs employees, dozens or hearings, 750,000 pages of documents turned over to congress, 24,000 of lois lerners e-mails from the crash period are recovered. absolutely zero evidence and more than a million pieces of evidence of any wrongdoing. >> you want to ask mrs. grassly? >> actually -- >> there was nothing wrong with that either. lois lerner asking a question about whether that should be looked at? what's wrong with that. >> the irs commissioner in an interview today said they're still getting to the bottom of all of that. there are six, now seven investigations going on. but we don't have all of the answers. >> do you have any -- >> the commissioner is admitting that. >> with all of the evidence you have right now, would you admit that there has been nothing, no

smoking gun so far? >> the commissioner of the irs finally today apologized for improper actions. >> have you seen anything out of all of these documents? >> he can't answer why the e-mails are missing and he agrees we need to get to the t bottom of that. >> there is not one piece of evidence that there was any impropriorty there at all. >> people act like the tea party was singled out and targeted. this whole mythology. you know, the number one groups that were put in this holding pen, proexpressive groups, then medical american groups, then acorn suckers, then the tea party. my organization was singled out -- >> why aren't you mad? >> you know what? >> do you believe that political organizations should get tax exempt status? >> if they're involved in -- >> i believe when you organize a group and it takes longer for

the irs to approve the group, then the length of the group's pepper, there's something profoundly wrong with the way that the system works. by the way, let me say for the record, i had the irs file a lawsuit against me and against a foundation that i worked with. by the time we were done, the judge insisted that the irs apologize and so i'm very skeptical of politicized irs. >> but, i think there's a big misunderstanding. >> why defend them. >> i think it's a big misunderstanding here. you just admitted that these organizations were created for the purpose to influence the election and 5013 c organizations cannot influence the election. the irs jumped in. you've supposed to be a pact, not a 501 pc. >> you can have a legitimate

desire to enl kate people in a timely manner that is not tied to an election and the irs drags you out forever in getting approval. >> look, you know, the irs is a reality in our lives, nobody is a fan f it, we all have to pay taxes. but the bigger problem is that republicans are trying to create political havoc over this where there is none. as a result, important things aren't getting done in congress. rather than going to the floor saying that the attorney general should be impeached, ted cruz should be looking at solving the problem on the border or getting real things done that the american people care about. >> why do senators and congressmen even both showing up. the president said he doesn't need them. they're irrelevant. >> because they don't do anything. if they showed up and voted -- >> you know he's also going around democrats. >> democrats. you know who won't bring immigration to the floor?

john boehner, speaker of the house. they were happy to work with congress if they would move on something. >> you know who is angry with the president? democrats for going around them when they release terrorists. you know who's angry with the president? democrats for not telling them about the nsa spying problem. it's not just republicans you mistreat. it's democrats too. they're electing officials as well. >> every one of the democrats you pointed out understand that the president would like to work with them on important issues of the day but republicans are obstructing any progress. >> okay. hold up. we got to take a break here. when we come back we're going to knock down some more mythology. at this time it's mythology about what's actually behind the crisis along the u.s. border. that brings us to today's "crossfire" quiz. how many children unaccompanied by adults have crossed the border since october. is it 7,000, 24,000, 51,000? i will give you that answer when we get back. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, like me,

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welcome back. now here's the answer to our "crossfire" quiz. since october 51,000 unaccompanied children have come across our southern border. republicans want to blame the president. of course. but if obama's embraced the dream act was the actual main magnet to bring the kids here, wouldn't the kids be coming from all around the world? at least they would be coming from mexico. that's right next door. but they're not. instead they're mostly coming from three countries, guatemala,

honduras and el salvador. now also kinds from these countries are fleeing. they're not just fleeing to the united states. these kids are going to belize, costa rica. is that the president's fault too? now isn't helping kids like that exactly what makes america great? to me, instead of beating up on the president, we should be focusing on helping the children. newt, help me understand, you see these kids, you see what they're going throw at the border. you see what's happening to these people. why are we doing pin yatty politics beating up the president instead of saying these kids are in trouble, let's help them. >> if you come from a country that's not pleasant, scream political asylum and we shall let you in. the gallop poll find 160,000

people who wou million people who would like to come to the united states. now just take a look for one second at this chart. we've gone -- we used to have historically 6 or 7,000 people who came in a year as unaccompanied minors. that has now jumped to 90,000 estimate for this year and to 142,000 estimate for next year. now my question for you would be -- they're not sneaking across the border. they are walking up to the america immigration site having memorized the lines say hi, i am a political refugee and i seek political asylum. you know these kids are being trained to say this. it is a lie. >> that's not true. >> fleeing a place that's dangerous is not being a political refugee. >> first of all, you have these countries completely falling apart. >> so how many syrian children should we let in? >> first can i say something on

behalf of these kids? what's happening is both parties should be outraged. what's happening is smugglers are going to the families, going to the moms and dads, blinding these people saying we will take your children and get them to the united states. >> they're not lying. they're getting them there. >> listen to what i'm saying. this is seriously a problem that's happening in our region. it's not just the united states. these kids are fleeing all over. but our laws -- bush administration laws say if you're a refugee -- if you' not coming here to get a job at mcdonald's, we take you in and help you. do you think they should turn its back on the bush administration law and stop accepting refugee children in. >> i think first of all the united states congress should change the law with the president's help and leadership because the way the law is currently working, you're going to have people who show up to use your standard, nigeria, sudan, syria, lip ya, iraq.

i mean every place is dangerous, people could so say i'm a political refugee. >> you know what would be a good solution? >> what. >> passing good immigration reform. would you tell your republican colleagues in the house to bring it to a vote? it's been sitting there for a year. >> no republican wants this administration -- >> -- order security has sent a message to central america that there are no open doors here if you send your children and has been in favor of the comprehensive immigration reform which has a record increase in border security funding but the republicans won't bring it to a vote. >> that's amazing. >> you can't explain it but you're blaming the obama administration. >> what i was shocked by is these kids aren't sneaking over the border. they're walking up to the official border crossing going hi. let me read to you, this administration is following the law. >> but what you have to understand is it's perfectly

acceptable to blame bush for this but not at all acceptable to blame obama. >> he should reform the law. >> and even analyzing this means you don't care about children. >> i would love to know, van, what you would do because i think there's been a failure across the board, a failure of leadership pox on all houses. what would you do forgetting passing immigration reform, what would you do about the current crisis on the border, where would these kids go? >> first of all, probably half of them have legitimate grounds for refugee status. so we've got to deal with that. we can't break our own laws and throw them back over the borders. number one follow our own loss to try to deal with them. but number two, put it right back on you guys. what you're saying is because the president has embraced the dream act that's a magnet bringing people here. do you think the proper response is for us to start deporting dreamers and how many dreamers are -- are you willing to go through playgrounds dragging

dreamer kids out and throwing them out? >> you have a ship which is sinking. you don't have to get on about three other ships. you had a jump from 7,000 a year to 90,000 projected to 140,000. this is a clear and immediate problem. >> no, you're not allowed to associate that with obama policies, newt. >> actually, i think you can associate them with the failure of the republican house to pass the comprehensive -- >> how would that change this? >> i tell you how it would change it -- >> in the past year. >> six years. >> that we are united on our immigration laws. we are reforming immigration laws to ensure that we have strong border security. >> for a president who said he will not -- >> and that law is perfectly clear that -- once that law is passed has to be deported. >> no one in the bush administration. >> if you care about this -- >> no one in the bush administration thought you would jump from 7,000 to 142,000. >> here's where i think there's

been a failure of leadership because we're not even framing this debate properly. the main sticking point between democrats and republicans is always a pathway to citizenship. if you look, if you ask actual immigrants, they're not prioritizing a pathway to citizenship. they're prioritizing legal status. we keep offering this arbitrary road block put it in our own ways instead of actually talking about the thing that most illegal immigrants actually want, which is legal status. a lot of them want to go back home when they're done. >> let's brit to a sloat. >> it's not just republican, democrats are refusing this as well. >> we should just vote on this. >> stay here. we want you to weigh in on the fireback question. does the u.s. need a stronger third political party? tweet yes or no using #crossfire. we'll have results after the break. we have the outrage of the day. when you hear about bill clinton's latest clumsy attempt to appear normal, you may be outraged, too. ♪

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as well as a couple of rugs. so the next time a friend gives you a t-shirt or jelly or chocolate bar for vacation, thank them for carrying o the clinton tradition and just think about what you could get if you knew some really normal people. >> i know that seems like a trivial sort of anecdote. >> kind of. >> but this is the problem with the hillary book tour. can anyone at this table quote me anything from "hard choices," anything at all? >> that's the problem. there was a book at the center of this tour that no one can talk about because the only thing that came out was that the clintons are out of touch. also, bill, this is the modern watch. welcome to the 21st century. >> i want newt to bring me back a jelly next time he's on the road. sarah palin is repeating her calls for a third party. let's check back on our fireback results. does the u.s. need a stronger third political party?

70% of you say yes, 30% say no. these results do not surprise me. >> honestly, i was a registered green party member. green party member. until obama came along. i became a democrat when obama showed up. a lot of people feel like neither party is representing them and both parties feel like they're too corrupted by wall street. unfortunately, though, very, very difficult to make these third party things work unless you're talking about municipal elections. >> i don't think anyone is looking for say raw parah palint third party. >> nader hurt gore and a weird election. >> what if bloomberg runs as an independent? >> either party has a danger. if people get sour on the democratic nominee, you can get a party on the leeft, if people get sour on the republican nominee, you get a party on the right. as this showed, there's a lot bigger hunger in the country for breaking loose. >> i agree. >> the debate continues online

at cnn.com/crossfire as well as facebook and twitter. join us next time for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >> more americans arriving in iraq today. is this mission creep? plus a father finds out his missing son is alive on live television from our own nancy grace. >> we are getting reports that your son has been found alive in your basement. >> what? >> nancy is "outfront" with this bizarre story. team usa advances in the world cup. let's go "outfront." >> good evening, everyone.