means and what it will do in terms of dividing or excluding and king is is big because his part of the party is fundamental. >> ask him why he hasn't deleted thretweet. we'll be watching. thanks very much. cuomo prime time later tonight. 9:00 p.m. eastern only here on cnn. that's it for me. thanks for watching. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. next, trump's victory lap. what's next after his major supreme court win today. and can democrats do anything to stop him? senator booker is "outfront." plus, house speaker demands an apology from maxine waters. it's amazing how lacking any such demand has ever been from the speak whern it comes to the president and the president calls it a crisis on the southern border. one border town mayor though says it's anything but and that mayor is is our guest. let's go "outfront." tonight, trump's travel ban.

secelebrating the supreme court decision to uphold his third version of the travel ban. >> tremendous success for the american people. and for our constitution. this is a great victory for our constitution. >> the division was a twided one wurk the president was on the the winning side. getting a promise into law. >> we were having problems with muslims coming into the country. we have to look at the muslims and do something. we must find out what is going on. >> all right, measured by that, this ban is not what the president promised. it's not a full muslim ban. as he so infamously promised. it applies to just five countries. but it is still described by its detractors as big religion ban.

no amount of disguise iing can remains an atoemt ban people based on their faith and when this third version was reloueas, a tweet, a ban was released and we're not fooled. well, a third try was the charm because trump got his ban and tonight, he's trying to take this big victory a step further and do it fast. second after taking his victory lap, he aimed for his next big agenda item as a win. >> we started the wall. we're spending a lot of energy and a lot of time and started up in san diego and other places. it's under construction now. zpl. >> the wall. perhaps the president's single biggest campaign ise. and now he is set on it going into the win column. because after all, if you heard anything more than a wall, you heard about how the president

loves winning. >> we're winning. we're winning like nobody's won before. let me take a guess. you're still not tired winning. winning is such a great feeling. isn't it a great feeling? we're really winning. we know how to win. america is winning again. >> and when it comes to devicive issues, trump is talking up some big wins right now. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say get the son of a bitch off the field, he's fired. >> the nfl cannot disrespect our country. they cannot disrespect our flag or our national anthem. in my opinion, nfl has to change. or you know what's going to happen? their business is going to go to

hell. >> he won. the nfl caved. mr. ronger goodell announcing quote, all team league personal shall stand and show respect for the flag and anthem so, the rules have changed the president won and when comes to russia, the president has intensifieded his assault on robert mueller. >> witch hunt. witch hunt. your witch hunt. witch hunt. witch hunt. phony witch hunt. >> the president's attacks on mueller have surged. the word witch hunt has surmged asurged and it's gone in step with the public opinion of mueller going the other direction. the percentage of american who is approve of mueller's handling of the veinvestigation is no41%. 44 in may and 48 in march. the president is not stopping. he's trying to turn his biggest promise into another win. >> we're building a wall. >> the fwraet border wall. wing e we're going to build a

wall. >> we'll have a wall. it will be a great wall. >> and today, he is even more. with this win, he wants more money for the wall. >> we have $1.6 million, but we're going to ask for an increase in wall spending so we can finish it. quick quicker. >> the president seen today as a huge victory and though the band was not his original one, it is his ban and he did win. >> he did. there's a sense of vindication here in the white house. you heard the president going after his perceived critics. they've been covering this all wrong, but he was relishing what he saw as his victory today even though this is the same third vir vegas of that travel ban the president said was watered down. he criticized the justice

department for changing that ban, narrowing it a little bit so it would have legal muster, which is why it was upheld today. now the president focusing on this as a viktdry, saying it justifies his hard line immigration tactics. what we should work toward now is how this propels the president going forward. if it affects his policies on the u.s. mexico border, but for now, the

he's trying fulfill a promise, which is why he fixed. again, trying to move the country. he is right to point out sure, it's a watered down version b and today, he says this is a success and he's going to try now to fulfill another campaign promise. and that of course is the wall.

right? when he gave his opening remarks today, you know, celebrating this victory, he said i'm going to ask for an increase in wall spending. his words, quote, so we can finish it quicker. is he going to get it eventually and are you guys going to have to pay it? >> not if i have anything to do with it. i don't care whether it's defending religious freedom. whether it's defending what i consider moral vandalism, which is not just a humanizing and taking away the dignity of people trying to cross in the our country, but assaulting of her americans. ly fight him in every way possible. >> when you talk about standing up for what you believe in, to the president and fighting, there are others trying to do that, but people are doing it in different ways. congresswoman maxine waters, you know what she said. she called for the public con fron tag of anyone who works for the president. >> and if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at gasoline station, you get up and say to

the crowd and push back. responded to waters by say iing the chairman -- his quote was this is who she is and this is who she will always be and our country is better because of it. where do you stand on this? it not american to call for it or is our country berth because of snit. >> look -- you know, i dedicate my life to living a certain way. my heroes are people like martin luther king and gandhi. some of the most ferocious fighters, for those being oppressed and for the highest e ideal,ch is love. we need to create a more beloved community and i think often what we say about others or treat others says more b about us than those people themselves so my purpose here to get us back to

being a country which sees each other's dignity, which affirms the best in who we are. it didn't shy away at all from standing strong and fighting the hard fight for our values and our ideals, but at the same time, we have to be a country that can still find common ground. still find points of agreement. >> everyone seems to be playing to their bases and trump seized on this. the e-mails come out. specifically mentioning what waters said. a virginia restaurant asking sanders to leave. they are laid out specifically. it is helping the president raise money. are all of these things just playing into his hands in the sort of spiral to the bottom we're all witnessing? >> well first of all, hypocrisy, these are folks that were trying to allow for a big owner to deny someone the ability to come and buy cakes because of they were gay. i watched on tv, i wasn't a

senator yet during a state of the union speech president obama was heckled. talk about disrespecting someone in one of the more important moments of america where millions of nonamericans are watching us. you assault the presidency, not to mention the president. none of these folks were calling for a sennture or a person o step down. this has to be a time where all of us, not just people in office, have to decide how we're going to conduct ourselves. i do not believe we as a country can drive out darkness with darkness. that we have to be light workers in this time. doesn't mean we don't protest or don't stand up. stand strong, but god bless america. we need some patriotism, love of our country, more now than ever. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you. and next, paul ryan, he's calling on maxine waters to apologize, but why didn't he f do that for the president? president trump's description of the southern border today. >> crisis of illegal

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paul ryan is calling on maxine waters to apologize. the president who mocked her what he says is a low iq, this after she called for protests against members of the trump administration. >> there's no place for this. she obviously should apologize. when we in this democracy are suggesting that because we disagree with people on political views, on policy views, on philosophical views that we should result to violence and harassment and intimidation, that's dangerous for our society, for our democracy. she should apologize and there's just no place for that in our public discourse. >> of course he has never said any such thing about the president himself. waters is not taking ryan's bait. she's actually refused thus far to respond to him. now, steve cortez, member of the president's 2020 re-elected advisory council and angela rye.

angela, paul ryan says waters should apoll swriz. based on what she did, what she said, is he right? >> absolutely not. if anyone's offering apologieap it should be paul ryan for failed leadership for not step dou downsooner, for bringing the immigration bill to the bail, which failed because it's a horrible piece of legislation. it's devicive. he should apologize for not engaging democrats in strategy to ensure that pieces of legislation that are compromised upon are actually brought to the house store. there are a number of things he can apologize for including not being courageous enough to take on donald trump during the campaign so we didn't have to deal with this nightmare right now. the only person out of the two people you mentioned who should be offering an apology is speaking paul ryan himself. >> steve? >> this might surprise you, i agree that he should apologize, but for different reasons. for being an incredibly ineffective speaker who sold out to lobbyists and has the support of the president's agenda, but

regarding waters and the question here, the real question. should she not only apologize, she should resign. she's a disgrace to her office. >> not at all. >> she called on peel who support president trump to be hounded and chased out of the the public square. that is a opposite of what we've ever stood for in america and here's more important point, erin, really, i think waters is so ridiculous that she can almost be discounted and written off, but there are a loft respectable people out there echoing her sentiments. people like donny deutsch on msnbc. elise jordan on nbc who said if you vote for president trump, you're a nazi and the social shunning of sarah sanders' family was okay. so it's not just waters who quitely is crazy, a lot of those who are supposedly respectable who are also voicing, i'm very much disrespecting her, who are

voicing these -- >> now that we're this this world where it's fine to just personally malign people, but that's the world we're in. steve part of the reason we're in this world is because of the man you come on here and defepd. if you're saying water should e resign, fine. and you're seeing the president should. >> hillary wants to abolish the second amendment. if she gets to pick, if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is. >> i love the old days, you know what they did to guys like that in a place like this, they'd be carried out on a stretch e, folks. if you see somebody ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of them. >> so, steve tstion is, how can you say she should resign, but not he. how can paul ryan say she should apologize, but not he.

him, sorry. >> i don't support political violence of any stripe. i wish the president hadn't said those things. i think it was a mistake. to my knowledge, he hasn't said anything like that as president. >> what about the tweet to waters? >> there's a big difference, when somebody shows up at a trump event and causes a problem, there's a big difference if saying they should be treated imploitly versus saying let's go out into the public square and hunt down people who support the president and let's make them unwelcome. let's make them not be able the get gas, to get food. to participate in american life. that is a crucial difference. >> angela. >> yes, i think the big difference is what regularly happens to congresswoman waters because her words are so pow powerful and for whatever reason, the republicans and apparently, some democrats are threatened by her power and her courage, her words are not only taken out of context, she's misquoted. there was nothing about hounding

people. the things she said, i have it written down, they're going to harass them. she's talk iing about what peop will do. she also said create a crowd and push back on them. that is what she's always been about. >> angela, she's been called out by jackie speier and chuck schumer. she's going to be the first ever press secretary to get full time secret service protection. sarah sanders is going to be. does that bother you we're in this place? >> what bothers, erin, is is that people regularly take her comments out of context. she has clarified that she's been abundantly clear about what she's calling for. she is asking for trump administration officials to be held accountable for what they're doing. this isn't about some simple policy or political difference, erin. this is about people who are separating families more than 2300 children at this point with no plan to reunite them.

this is about policies like the muslim ban that was just upheld in the supreme court today. i'm not done. i did not interrupt you. let me finish. my point is is very simple. i demand that people stop requiring congresswoman waters to be to behave in one way while others can do something else. n nancy pelosi says let's make america beautiful again. steve, at the beginning of this program, said this isn't america. what america are you talking about? childish gambino told you what america is and what it looks like some f us see a very different america. the fact that chuck schumer called what a black woman said un-american is problematic and this is the reason why democr democrat -- it has everything to do with the fact this black woman is is intimidating to some people who can't handle the truth. it has everything to do with it. >> it has nothing to do with -- >> that's what you wish for,

max. donald trump responded to that. come on, erin, there's time an time again we can look at trump's tweets. he's intimidated my frick edric wilson, it has everything to do is race and that's why i schumer's comments deplorable and offensivoffensive. what america are you talking about? this is the america of lynch mobs, too. she didn't call for violence. trump did. >> steve, the last word. >> as a hispanic and minority, i will adonald trump not only has our best interest at heart, but has absolutely zero, zero semblance of racism in his heart. the idea we don't fight, if the fikt is about policy, which i'd like it to be, the way we fight on policy is through words, persuasion, not mob rule. thuggery. that's what we've seen. particularly women who support

donald trump, which i find interesting. a lot of thuggery, where people show up, intimidate, harass, menace. that's not persuasion. let's negotiate in the public square our words. something we tell little children. don't lash out. use your words. >> start off steve, would you ak no knowledge the president not ending a tweet to waters saying she had a low iq. about the thuggest thing to do. it's a downward spiral. >> she accused the cia of starting the crack epidemic in the 1991 0i9s. >> the truth hurts. >> do you just try to defend -- >> he just tried to defend it and used the word thuggery three times. thuggery. like where are we? >> all right. i want to move on. the first lady melania trump about to take another trip to the border. the mayor of brownsville, texas

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by saying there is in his wor rng a crisis at the southern border. >> we'll not rest until our border is secure. our citizens are safe and we finally end the immigration crisis. once and for all. >> and crisis of illegal immigration on our southern border. >> we inherited a full fledged border crisis. a border crisis. is the worst it's ever been. >> now, tony martinez, the democratic mayor of brownsville, texas, which is home to ten facilities for children acce separated from their parents. you heard the president.right, specifically. and repeatedly saying this is a crisis, the worst it's ever been. you've been mayor in brownsville for eight years. do you agree with that assessment? crisis? >> you know, i can't agree with that at all. i think some of you have asked

me to speak out and basically what we have is a crisis that's being manufactured through words and it's totallyi've lived here close to eight years and our streets are safe. our community is moving along as it should be. we have a lot of great projects going oond none of us are fearful of our lives. because of this immigration situation. these immigrants are coming over here turning themselves in. because they're fleeing for their lives. i mean i think it's a bit insidious to say the things they're saying, but you know, the discourse going on and the conversation that's going on is is very troubling for mayors across the nation. >> i'm curious though, mayor martinez. according to dhs, more than 50,000 people were arrested crossing the southern border. and that was just last month, so

when you compare that to may of the year before, it's an increase of 160% ch they're getting close to a tripling in just one year. it's the third month running we've seen more than 50,000 arresteds at the boarder. when you see numbers like that, it can sound like a crisis to a whole lot of people watching. why is that wrong? >> well, the reason it's wrong is because they're coming over here not as might be indicated by the language and rhetoric they're using to seem like they're coming over here in droves to try to fig your out how to get in some gangs or cartels et cetera. most of these people are running away from the cartels and most are from central america. we've had this issue for a long time and we've tried to deal with it. unfortunately, politically, it's been unable to be solved and addressed and i think the american people should know that. i've talked to you know people from honduras, from guatemala, el salvador and quite frankly,

they're fleeing for their lives. they're going to die whe they're at or die trying. >> last thursday, melania trump went to texas and spent an hour meeting with staff and children at a shelter. a spokeswoman said she's going to come back for a second trip this week. down to the texas mexico border. are her visits help fful? >> yeah -- you know, i welcome anybody to come take a look at it. we've been down here with paul ryan and we've had senator cruz and senator cornyn and most of the people that we've spoken to really it doesn't really move the needle. i don't know why not. because it really does break your heart when you see what's going on down here. and i think we need a problem and we need a solution and that's the problem that we have. is that nobody, everybody wants to talk loudly and over each other, but nobody wants to tuck

about what we need to do and that's what we as mayors do in our cities. we have to have a solution for our problems. >> well, mayor martinez, i appreciate your time. i want to go now to mark preston. interesting, crisis is not the word. >> right. >> not denying the numbers. the numbers are numbers. but saying he thinks crisis is being manufactured by r words. >> this is something we've seen since 2015. since president trump or then donald trump was a candidate. just stop and just take in what we saw from the mayor there. very calm and collected. somebody on the front lines explaining the situation. not the hyperbole we're seeing in washington. not the attacks just because someone's a democrat or a republican. somebody who has to deal with it day in and day out. >> yet when we come back to the in your opinions, what caused this embroilio, the especially ration of families at the border, when are they going to be reunited?

obviously there's not a cloer and easy path to that. >> right and the president hasn't shown us a clear and easy path. he has muddied the waters with his rhetoric, which don't match his actions and what we hear from his administration. so i don't think we have an answer. quite frankly, we do not have an answer. the last thing we heard from the doj was they were going to stay in deteng if they could keep them until everything was processed with their parents and their parents were deported back an they would be connected back up again. clearly not a good situation. >> easier said than done. then you have a real time clock ticking. thank you very much. next, breaking news losie ining last ditch attempt stop mueller. and president trump calling out harley davidson. call out their bluff. is he in the right on this one? we are at harley davidson

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breaking news. a major defeat for paul manafort. a fall judge rejected the chairman's request to dismiss his case. bob mueller had no authority to bring charges against him. thises the same thing the president praised as quote something special because the judge ellis said to prosecutors

quote, you don't really care about mr. manafort's bank fraud. you really care about getting information that mr. manafort can give you that can reflect on president trump and lead to his impeachment. so this appears to be b a big turn around. sarah, what does this mean for paul manafort now? >> well it basically means he's goeng to be preparing now for two trials. one in virginia and one in washington, d.c. as we saw today, this was a judge who said the most sympathetic things to paul manafort and towards his play out of any of these motions he's made to get these charges and trials dismissed and that did not work in virginia. i think one of the things that was telling was that it was warranted for the counsel to be looking into this work paul manafort had been doing for ukrainian politicians. that's something the government said was well worth looking into to see if that could have tied to the question of whether there was collusion between trump

campaign officials and russians. those aren't the charges paul manafort tis facing. he's facing charges relating to foreign lobbying. the oh thing the judge said, people could be looking at this, at the notion that the special counsel is using this investigation as a political weapon. we saw a judge who was very cognizant of how public sentiment could be playing into this. the judge decided to allow this trial to move forward, but it gives you a sense of the environment we're in and the environment that frankly paul manafort has been hoping to capitalize on by making all of these claims that the special counsel is acting outside of his mandate. but for manafort, who is in jail, this is yet another blow. >> of course been in jail now for many days and has not yet cave d to the pressure. at least that we know of. now former counsel to the u.s.

assistant attorney general,carey. last month, this was a big story. the judge questioned whether manafort was trying overstep. ellis said i don't see what relationship this has with anything the special counsel is authorized to investigate. it's unlikely you're going persuade me. the special counsel has unfettered power to do what he wants. they basically said give us the memo. what are you allowed to do and they gave it to him. judge rules against manafort. what does that say? >> well, the judge's consideration of this issue was the same consideration that a judge in the district of columbia also gave because manafort hadged the same special counsel regulations in the district of columbia. and his conclusion came out the same as the district of columbia judge. he found that on the actual merits of manafort's claim that the prosecution is squarely

within the special counsel regulations. that looking into matters that might arise from the russia investigation is appropriate prosecutorial behavior and so he did not find any grounds on which to stop the case at this point. he also similar d.c. judge, said that theegulations themselves don't confer rights on the defendant. so both of those were consistent with the district court junl. what was different about this opinion from judge ellis in virginia was that judge ellis has a deep skepticism of the powers of special counsel as sarah was describing earlier and their predecessor. >> so, you know, sarah's talking about paul manafort, he's been in jail and i mean, so far, at least as we know, that has not caused him to cave, o turn to cop right, but u does a reeling like this today as to the pleasure for him to cooperate or say look, i could be look at the rest of my life in prison?

>> based on facing steep penalty, if he were to be found guilty, of his counsel's choosing, he is fighting this case in two districts. that was manafort's legal counsel and his decision to want to per sewer this in two different venues. so he now, he does have to face trial in two different locations. that's a burden. that's difficult. that's expensive, but he might take that risk. he still has the right to go to trial. and be tried and he can take that risk and he also does what's different about this situation is there's always that pardon possibility hanging out there because president trump has expressed a willingness to use pardons and his lawyer has said that potentially he could do it at the end of f these cases, too. >> all right. which of course makes him more likely to spend these nights as he's been spending them, in jail without cooperating. next, president trump going after harley davidson. making threat against a company he once embraced. so we went to harley davidson

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my harley davidson because i am from milwaukee, the truth is harleys are made in brazil, and india, and it is all about profit motive. abou a mon after this company got a huge tax break, they still closed the plant in kansas city and moved the jobs to york, pennsylvania. but a net loss of jobs 350 or so. might have convinced them they wouldn't need to open that plant in thailand. but the idea that tariffs and tough talk from the white house is going to stop globalization even for an iconic american brand, it is not happening. >> they are going ahead with this, and expressing anger at the tariffs too. what is interesting is trump

loved harley davidson, obviously not someone who rode one, but nonetheless, a big fan. >> scott walker has a wonderful company called harley-davidson in wisconsin. i was with harley davidson, a great company in wisconsin. harley davidson makes great motorcycles. >> and in this administration, our allegiance is to american. >> it wasn't just a one off thing. it was again and again. maybe he wasn't aware at the time. what is the reaction where you are to how the president is talking about harley now? >> reporter: well, an awful lot like the national polls. you will hear people who say this is insane. he picked a fight for no good

reason. here, other people say well, he is a good business man, he know what is he is doing. and other countries have been screwing us for years, and they buy into that narrative. really until there are layoffs, will you see any change. until they see it up close here as well, a lot of people are not having to choose their loyalty between harley davidson or donald trump. >> bill weir, thank you very much. more breaking news, polls closing in crucial primaries tonight. former republican potential nominee on the ballot and a convicted felony. polls closing at this moment. opv lasts through heat. through sweat.

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u.s. congressman michael grimm is fighting to get his job back. after being convicted of tax evasion, and also threatened a reporter asking about his finances. >> one the main reasons why i am running for congress is to forward president trump's agenda and the pro american agenda. >> reporter: his opponent dan donovan get the endorsement. trump tweeted there is no one bet tore represent the people of n. and staten island. despite that tweet, donovan was

one of 12 house members who voted against the gop tax plan. in utah mitt romney is vying for his comeback. the former republican nominee harshly criticized donald trump in the campaign but was considered for trump's secretary of state. >> i will stand with president trump if the policies he is proposing is good for the state of utah, for other states in the nation. if he is saying something divisive, then i have obligation to speak out. -- and has my full support and endorsement. trump tweeted .

one top target, the president. >> as governor, i will confront trump when he attacks our values. >> reporter: also in maryland, ben carter. >> take the reigns of power from them. >> chelsea manning. manning was convicted of stealing and disseminating thousands of documents and video to wikileaks. president obama commuted his sentence in january of last year. >> when you go through all of those, incredible how many people and fascinating race that you have. michael grimm, how is he feeling about his chances tonight? >> reporter: i got off the phone with the campaign spokesperson

and they feel as though the momentum is behind them, trump's sm is behind them. they feel like the comeback is coming. he says when the pls close, we are going to see proof of that. >> a big and important night across the country. stay with cnn as the results come in. anderson is next. thanks for joining us, breaking news, white house press secretary sarah sanders is expected to get secret service starting tomorrow. keeping them honest, president trump is now trying to leverage political advantage over the political discourse that has been boiling over. his campaign sent out this

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