with the joint information center, and they confirmed with me that that protocol of in person door knocks and warning people over loudspeakers. >> they said that was done in the eaton fire. now, whether they did that specifically on the west side of altadena will have to wait until that full review comes out for those kinds of details. i can tell you anecdotally, though, the people we interviewed said they do not remember that happening on their specific streets. anderson. >> wow. it's just incredible. and natasha chen thank you. that's it. we actually have some pictures. i want to show you the san diego fire that we talked about. this is closer to the border. um, not at this point. a huge fire, but obviously of concern. uh, this is along the california border, at least 228 acres destroyed. last night. we saw that fire grow very fast. further up, closer to l.a. the news

continues right here on cnn it's friday. >> january 24th. >> right now on cnn this morning. >> we had to act now to provide back to the status quo, back what has been the law of the land for generations. birthright battle. president trump vows to appeal after a judge hands him a setback in his fight to redefine america's immigration laws. plus. >> i take. >> seriously the advice and consent. >> role assigned. >> to the. >> senate. >> the final vote. >> pete hegseth. now, just hours away from getting confirmed to lead the pentagon after late opposition from a pair of republicans and taming the flames, firefighters face more battles to contain the latest blaze in southern california. all right. it is 5 a.m. here on

the east coast. a live look at the u.s. capitol on this friday morning. we made it to friday, first week of the second trump presidency coming to a close. good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. we begin with president donald trump's bid to shut down the southern border and rewrite the constitution on immigration this next order relates to the definition of birthright citizenship under the 14th amendment of the united states. and first, a federal judge in seattle issuing a temporary restraining order to block trump's executive action, ending birthright citizenship. the judge calling the move blatantly unconstitutional. >> mr. president, a u.s. judge temporarily blocks the birthright citizenship order. do you have any reaction? >> no. obviously we'll appeal it. they put it before a certain judge in seattle, i guess. right. and there's no surprises with that judge. >> it should be noted that judge john ilona maher was appointed

by president reagan. president trump also ordering the pentagon to surge 1500 active military troops to the border. here's what he told the world economic forum yesterday. >> i'm also taking swift action to stop the invasion at our southern border. they allowed people to come in at levels that nobody's ever seen before. it was ridiculous, and it was really an invasion. we will not allow our territory to be violated after four long years. >> trump's long promised raids already underway. you are looking at surveillance video of ice agents raiding a local business in newark, new jersey. the mayor there says three people were taken into custody and that his city was, quote, unlawfully terrorized, end quote, ice agents also taking at least one person into custody in east boston. let's bring in reese gorman, political reporter, for notice. reese. good morning. nice to see you. good morning. the birthright citizenship move that trump made seems to be the one that is most clearly, it's most black and white, right? this is something that's written down in the 14th

amendment. very hard to interpret it any other way. and in fact, this is basically what the judge said. again, a judge appointed by ronald reagan, there's clearly going to get tied up in the courts, but it's just one piece of a really sweeping immigration crackdown. >> exactly. and this is i mean, this is kind of their plan, too. i mean, they want this to go i mean, they want they knew this was going to get blocked. they knew that some judge was going to block it. they want this to go to the supreme court. they want to challenge this and have the supreme court rule on it. obviously, trump is confident in a lot of what his supreme court does. i mean, he appointed a lot of these conservative justices, and he believes that they will rule with him. and also to your point, this is also just a small portion of a bigger immigration policy that we're seeing. i mean, with the border wall, with the national border emergency labeling cartels of foreign terrorists with these raids going on. i mean, this is something that he is just cracking down on, something that he's leading this kind of very aggressive approach against illegal immigration. >> and it is an issue that democrats clearly seem to

understand is difficult for them, that, in fact, where trump is on immigration seems to be much closer to where the electorate actually is on immigration than perhaps they've been. let's watch what hakeem jeffries had to say yesterday about how they're going to focus on this in congress. take a look. >> we've made clear. >> we will work. >> together to secure our borders. we will work together to fix our broken. >> immigration system. >> in a bipartisan and comprehensive way. and we will defend dreamers, farm workers and families. >> so he's basically laying out there, okay, we're going to go along with some of these border security things that republicans are proposing. their priorities are going to be these groups of people, dreamers, farm workers and keeping families together. >> and i think you saw that, too, in the bipartisan vote for the laken riley act is something that i mean, more people voted for it this time around than what happened when it was voted on last congress. and this is something that you're just seeing new kind of i mean, you're seeing new democrats realize that this is an issue that was a losing issue for them in the last election. i mean, this is something that trump ran on heavily, that democrats

thought that they could win on. and obviously they didn't because they lost the house or they kind of they didn't retake the house. they lost the senate, they lost the presidency. so this is an issue that they do feel like they are kind of kind of disconnected with the electorate on. and i think you're going to see, especially when it comes to vulnerable democrats in congress, kind of support more of these kind of measures to kind of curb illegal immigration. >> and again, this is something that's going to be up to each state and local like set of state and local officials. let's watch how the new york mayor, eric adams, talked about this. he has he's gone down to mar-a-lago to visit trump. he's got a lot going on in his own situation, but he does have to make some decisions about how to deal with the feds in new york city. let's watch adams. >> the ink is not even dry on these executive orders, and people are responding to them. let's first allow the corporation counsel and our legal team to read over so we can give clear direction to city employees to make sure that they are following whatever rules and

won't expose them to any form of jeopardy. >> he's sort of avoiding the political question in a way, and basically saying he doesn't want his city employees to do anything that's going to get them crosswise with the law. but that also, of course, opens up the to the idea that he's going to cooperate. >> yeah. and i think, i mean, this is an issue that he was kind of hounded on. i mean, republican states were bussing migrants to his state. and this is something that he was really trying to kind of have to deal with a lot in the past couple of years. and i think now especially, he's really trying. i mean, after seeing him, he's going to face a really tough reelection. i think that's something that new york city is also very upset with. is this this influx of migrants coming in. and you're seeing that kind of reaction. so i think he's kind of just responding to where the electorate is at for sure. but yeah, this is something that's not just him. you're going to see it. i mean, i think trump also wants to do raids in chicago that you're going to want to see them in boston. they're doing a raid. i mean, this is stuff that you're going to see these local municipalities be like, are we going to kind of work with the president on this? and i think we'll see what happens. >> all right. gorman, for us of notice, thank you very much for

starting us off this morning. have a good weekend. all right. straight ahead here on cnn this morning. no rest for southern california firefighters. they are now back on the front lines facing more fast moving flames. plus president trump looking to make good on his promise to be america's crypto president. and republicans end debate and move pete hegseth nomination to lead the defense department to a final vote. >> he is so out. >> of the mainstream and so. >> unqualified for dod. mr.. >> hegseth has. >> said he. >> made mistakes. >> in the past, and i dare say. >> we've all made mistakes in the past. >> kobe believed in himself at. >> the youngest. >> possible age. >> he's one of the most remarkable stories in sports history. i don't want to be remembered. as just a. basketball player. kobe premieres tomorrow at 9:00 on cnn. >> they are trying to shut down this legal loophole to get 100 milligram generic viagra, or 20 milligram generic cialis

delivered to your door for just $0.87 in less than two minutes. do this first, scan the qr code to go to get friday. plans.com. then you select if you need generic viagra or cialis, the quantity you need and the dosage. i'll pick 100 milligram. thank you very much. and then their system will see if you qualify. give it a second to find the best deals. and boom look at that $0.87 for each 100 milligram generic viagra tablet 20mg cialis is the same price. the prescription and shipping are free. scan the qr code to go to get friday plans.com and see for yourself. don't wait. scan the qr code now before it is too late. >> are you 50 or older? well, this news is for you. the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal

pneumonia. why? if you're 50 or older, even if you're healthy, you're six times more likely to be hospitalized. so schedule at vaccine. >> com if you're living with. >> moderate to severe. >> plaque psoriasis. >> or active. psoriatic arthritis. >> symptoms can. >> sometimes hold you back. >> but now there's skyrizi so you can be all in with clear skin. >> things are. getting clearer. >> yeah, i feel free. >> to bare my skin. yeah, that's on me. >> nothing is everything. >> with skyrizi you can show up with 90% clear skin. and if you have psoriatic arthritis, skyrizi can help you move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling and fatigue. skyrizi is just four doses a year after two starter doses. don't use if allergic serious allergic. >> reactions. >> increased infections. >> or lower ability to fight them may occur before treatment. get checked for infections and tb. tell your doctor about any flu like symptoms or vaccines. >> thanks to skyrizi, there's nothing like clear skin and better movement. and that means everything.

>> is. >> everything. now's the time. ask your doctor about skyrizi. learn how abbvie could help you save man. >> remember that. >> time when our. eyebags made us look sexy? >> yeah. >> me neither. >> now we can. >> reduce our. >> eyebags by drinking. >> less alcohol, sleeping more cold, compresses. >> blah blah blah. >> blah and blah. >> one that's. >> way too much work and two. don't worry, there's particles. 6 in 1 face cream for men. all you have to do is wash your face daily and then rub in some particles for 30s and boom, you'll look a lot less like that guy and a lot more like this guy. particles 6 in 1 face cream for men. first of its kind, anti-aging cream designed specifically for men, fights, eyebags, dark spots and wrinkles. visit particle men.com and use the promo code on your screen to receive 25% off your entire order. plus, we've got free shipping and a 30 day money

back guarantee. ww dot particle men.com. because seeing is believing. >> force factor score hardcore is for men ready to take on the day and night score. hardcore boosts libido, increases stamina and improves performance. that's why score hardcore is the number one men's libido supplement in america. step up your game. find score hardcore at walmart. >> for nearly 200. >> years. >> big beverage companies have been selling us billions of single use sugary drinks using. >> the. >> same old one size fits all. >> playbook. >> until now. >> meet circle, the beverage platform of the future. these fully adjustable flavor cartridges let you customize your water with the exact amount of flavor you prefer, transforming water into your favorite beverage. finally, water is your favorite beverage. circle your water your way. >> i'm jeremy diamond along. >> the israel-gaza border, and this is cnn.

>> i will end joe biden's war on crypto. we will ensure that the future of crypto and the future of bitcoin will be made in america. otherwise, other countries are going to have it. >> that was president donald trump on the campaign trail. now, less than a week back in the oval office, he's already moving to promote cryptocurrencies and support their growth in the u.s. yesterday, signing an executive order aiming to overhaul digital asset regulation so that. >> this is. the crypto eo. >> we're going to be forming an internal working group to make crypto, to make america the world capital in crypto. under your leadership. >> which is really going. >> up. the order establishing a working group made up of several federal officials, including the treasury secretary and the attorney general, who will be tasked with coming up with crypto policies and regulations and looking into, quote, the potential creation and maintenance of a national digital asset stockpile and proposed criteria for establishing such a stockpile. the on campaign promises. president trump has also had his own personal interests in the

crypto world. last fall, he and his children announced a crypto business in just days ahead of the inauguration, both the president and first lady melania trump launched a pair of so-called meme coins, a form of particularly volatile cryptocurrency, raising billions of dollars and plenty of ethics concerns. joining me now to discuss bloomberg white house correspondent stephanie lai. stephanie. good morning. is it possible to stockpile cryptocurrency? >> it is possible right now, as the. >> executive order. >> lays out. >> their plan right now. is to use. >> assets that. >> are. >> seized by the federal government. >> now, there's some discussion among the. >> industry as. >> to whether we should be building a stockpile based off of criminal activity. but there is a lot of discussion right now. this is something that a lot of senators are particularly worried about. and i think what the executive order laid out is essentially that we're making a plan for a plan. it was largely a messaging, a messaging action, but it is very clear that president trump is weighing and leaning on congress to actually see through with this policy.

>> can we talk about the meme coin for a second? because there are people out there who are buying this coin, and here's one explanation why. for example, this is reuters. they write, quote, a primary draw. for some of them. they mean the investors in this coin. the connection with trump, according to interviews with some investors, world liberty financial is, quote, directly connected to our new crypto president, donald trump, said segal fund segal fund, a gibraltar based fund whose chief investment officer is one of the investors. and this gets at the ethical concerns as well. right, right. >> and i think what a lot of people are concerned about is that it looks like the president is profiting billions and billions off of this. but i think what is notable is that one of the concerns that have come up with these meme coins is that a lot of it is actually owned by just a couple of very wealthy people. and so the value of it is actually quite inflated from what we currently see. >> what is the biggest change from and how did the biden administration deal with crypto? i mean, obviously trump's trying to make a show of that, but

what's the actual reality? >> i mean, i think when people think about the crypto regulations, they tend to mention gary gensler, which was the former sec chair, and it was just that he was quite, i guess, open about regulating the industry. whereas trump is sort of messaging on the exact opposite. now, on top of this executive order, the sec put out a ruling yesterday that sort of reversed one of the more controversial policies that were in place during the biden administration. i think largely when you think about what biden actually did, was that he didn't really necessarily touch it and just sort of left it for the regulatory agencies to deal with it. and so by putting out this executive order now on day three, you know, trump is really making a stand that this is what we're focused on. you know, we're going to completely reverse the messaging from the last administration. >> all right, stephanie live for us this morning. stephanie, thanks very much for being with us i appreciate it. all right. coming up here on cnn this morning, president trump says he would meet with vladimir putin immediately ahead. his warning for the russian president about the war in ukraine. plus, southern california grappling

with new wildfires this week, how some much needed rain could actually cause more problems. >> cnn. >> news central. >> today at 7:00 eastern. >> what's this? >> my new pony. and i love him. >> yeah. no, no, no. thank you. >> i ran the numbers on quicken. it's totally in my budget. bad. mr. sparkles. >> allowance, birthday money, investments. >> quicken tracks all my income and spending and even built me a personalized budget so it's easier to save more. >> this is amazing. >> i know it is. yeah. >> do more with your money. >> i save up. >> to 50% today. >> that's a lot of money. >> here you go. >> is there any. >> way to get a better price. >> on this? have you. >> checked single. >> care before i pick up my prescription? >> i always check the single care price. >> it's quick, easy and

totally. >> free to use. >> single care. >> can literally. >> beat. >> my insurance co-pay. >> go to. >> single care.com and start saving today. >> perfect for valentine's love bracelets 199 one carat heart solitaires or studs. 599 two carat, 1191 carat band. 699 five carat lab diamonds 3990 guaranteed the lowest price. the jewelry exchange direct. >> at morgan. stanley old school hard. work meets. >> bold new. >> thinking to. help you. >> see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real. >> when the temperature drops. you've got two choices close your. eyes and. >> think warm thoughts, or. >> open your eyes and. >> get out here. there's only one vehicle. lineup that embraces everything. >> the cold has to offer. the official vehicles of. winter jeep. there's only one. >> right now. >> during the jeep start something new sales event. get $3,500 total bonus cash allowance on most 2024 jeep

wrangler gas powered models. hurry in today. >> pause for the facts. >> classic first timers. >> they don't know that nearly half of all used cars have been in an accident. but carfax shows how accidents impact price, so they don't have to overpay, unpause. >> oh, almost no accidents. >> shop the all new carfax.com. >> you know what you don't. >> see in psoriasis commercials? cut the thousands of real people who go undiagnosed. people whose psoriasis can look very different depending on their skin tone. as the makers of tremfya, we understand that everybody's moderate to severe plaque psoriasis doesn't look the same. so we undertook a first of its kind study of plaque psoriasis in every skin tone like hers and his and yours. >> serious allergic. >> reactions and increased risk of infections may. >> occur before treatment. your doctor should check you for. infections and tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu like symptoms, or if you need a vaccine.

>> ask your dermatologist about tremfya. >> lactaid is 100% real milk just without. >> the lactose. >> delicious too. >> just ask my. >> old friend kevin. >> nothing like enjoying a cold one while ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one place?

my favorites. get xfinity streamsaver with netflix, apple tv+, and peacock included, for only $15 a month. the clinically proven automatic leg mover that soothes pain and naturally promotes healthy circulation. call now. >> to our city buy the bay. >> nba all star. let's get it on. >> and. >> watch on tnt, trutv and stream br sports on max. >> welcome back. more wildfires threatening southern california this morning. the hughes fire in los angeles county already destroying more than 10,000 acres in less than 48 hours. and it's just 36% contained this morning, the fire, prompting more than 16,000 residents to be put under evacuation orders. another nearly 39,000 under evacuation warnings. two new fires also breaking out yesterday afternoon

in san diego county. the california governor, gavin newsom, signing legislation to direct more than $2 billion in aid to support response and recovery efforts in parts of los angeles. here's one helicopter pilots recollection from responding to a fire in malibu. >> being able to see the ember cast come off the hill. i mean, it looked like a volcano, right? and i'm like, what are we going to find up there? >> joining us now from los angeles, national weather service lead meteorologist for that region, todd hall. todd, good morning. thank you so much for spending some time with us. what are california residents and firefighters facing this morning this. >> evening? santa ana winds that. >> are that are present. but overall. >> things should improve. through today. we're expecting. >> a return of that. >> that sea. >> breeze or that onshore flow developing. and that should bring in some higher humidities and really improve fire conditions dramatically. >> todd, one of the things we've been tracking as well is that

rain is expected, and that could have more significant impacts in fire devastated areas. can you explain what you expect in terms of rain and what might happen from it? >> there's a there's a lot of. uncertainty still with this storm system that we're looking at. this this storm will be dropping through the through the great basin and and across the interior of central california. and then kind of cut off off our shore. off. off the coast here. and so we'll start to see some of that moisture that will provide some beneficial rain, mostly beneficial rain to these areas. but that rain could come heavy at times, especially in the in the form of thunderstorms. if those develop. and not only that, we could be looking at potential for small hail or even turning more convective with some heavy, heavier downburst. if that hits a burn area. if any of those storms hit a burn area that can cause flooding, mud and debris flow of mud and debris can come off that fire. and that would cause possibly and

potentially an equally life threatening situation to the fires that we saw. >> and, sir, the patterns for the weather this year been kind of long term over the next weeks and months, are you expecting there to be generally a reprieve from this, or how long are people going to their still living on edge? >> yeah, unfortunately, this is last year. we dealt with a pattern that was that was very different from this, where we had storms coming in off the pacific and, and really bringing in a lot more, a lot more rain. this this pattern is much different. we have a blocking ridge of high pressure sitting over the over the eastern pacific ocean. and so we're we're relying on some of these troughs or low pressure areas dropping south. and and actually cutting off the through the off the ocean here and giving us that beneficial moisture. so that has been the pattern in place. climatology is on our side. you know, everything suggests that that february and march should should be wetter.

and that's that's the climate of southern california. so we're we're going with that at this point and hopes that, that we can actually turn the corner here with our fire weather season. >> all right. todd hall for us this morning todd, very grateful for your time today. thanks very much for being here. >> thank you. >> all right. it is 24 minutes past the hour. here's your morning roundup. president donald trump is heading to california today to assess the damage from the wildfires. california governor gavin newsom says he intends to meet the president at the airport when he arrives, despite receiving no communication from the white house about the visit today, president trump will address the national march for life in a pre-taped video. he also pardoned 23 anti-abortion activists who were charged during the biden administration. but he did not say who specifically received the pardons. president trump calling on russian president vladimir putin to end the war in ukraine. >> i think russia should want to make a deal. maybe they want to

make a deal. i think from what i hear, putin would like to see me and we'll meet as soon as we can. >> president trump is threatening russia with sanctions. in a truth social post earlier this week, he called on putin to quote, settle now and stop this ridiculous war. it is only going to get worse. all right. coming up on cnn this morning, democrats in the new trump era, what strategy do they e? plus, at least two republicans could vote no today on pete hegseth confirmation to be secreta make any difference? >> i'm not going to. >> cave to pressure. >> i'm going. >> to vote. >> for his. >> confirmation. >> this part changed my life. >> superman is now nominated for a bafta award for best documentary. >> chris wanted to change the world. >> people are literally. >> walking because of. >> him. >> superman. the christopher reeve story. february 2nd on cnn one. >> a next. >> level clean swish with the whoa of listerine. it kills 99.9% of bad breath germs for five times more cleaning power than brushing and flossing

alone. get a next level clean with listerine. feel the. >> whoa! >> hi, grandma. i played baseball today. >> oh. >> that's great. >> what position did you play? >> first base. >> that's where grandpa used to. >> play. >> when our hearing wouldn't allow us to use a regular phone. >> it made us feel isolated. >> it became difficult to communicate with our friends and family. >> clear captions was an easy solution for us. >> clear captions provides captions on a phone, like captioning on your tv so you can see what the caller is saying. live as they say it. >> making it easy to understand and respond immediately. >> there is no insurance or medicare required. clear caption service is provided at no cost to you through a federally funded program. we deliver, install and train you on how to use your phone, all at no cost to you. >> give your loved ones. the independence. >> and connection they deserve. >> call now to see if you qualify to get a clear captions phone at no cost

to you. >> call one( 800) 592-1334. that's one( 800) 592-1334. >> most men over 40 look into the mirror and see this when they could be seeing this most men over 40 look into the mirror and see this when they could be seeing this most men over 40 look into the mirror and see this when they could be using this particle 6 in 1 face cream for men. the first of its kind. anti-aging cream designed specifically for men, fights, eyebags, dark spots and wrinkles. visit particle men.com and use the promo code on your screen to receive 25% off your entire order. plus, we've got free shipping and a 30 day money back guarantee. w-w-w dot

particle men.com. because seeing is believing. >> force factor score hardcore is for men ready to take on the day and night score. hardcore boosts libido, increases stamina and improves performance. that's why score hardcore is the number one men's libido supplement in america. step up your game. find score hardcore at walmart. >> with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. my skin was no longer mine. >> my active psoriatic arthritis joint symptoms held me back. >> don't let. >> symptoms define you emerge as you with clearer skin. >> with tremfya. most people. >> saw. 100% clear skin that stayed clear even. >> at five years. >> tremfya is proven to significantly reduce joint pain. >> stiffness and swelling. >> serious allergic reactions. >> and increased. >> risk of infections may occur before treatment. your doctor should check you for infections and tb. >> tell your. >> doctor if you have. an infection, flu like symptoms. or if you need a vaccine. >> emerge as you with clear

skin. ask your doctor. >> about tremfya. >> they are trying to shut down this legal loophole to get 100 milligram generic viagra or 20mg generic cialis delivered to your door for just $0.87 in less than two minutes. do this. first, scan the qr code to go to get friday. plans.com. then you select if you need generic viagra or cialis. the quantity you need and the dosage. i'll pick 100 milligram. thank you very much. and then their system will see if you qualify. give it a second to find the best deals. and boom look at that $0.87 for each 100 milligram generic viagra tablet 20mg cialis is the same price. the prescription and shipping are free. scan the qr code to go to get friday plans.com and see for yourself. don't wait. scan the qr code or

go to get friday plans.com. now. >> kobe the making of a legend premieres tomorrow at nine on cnn. >> all right. 5:30 a.m. on the east coast. it's 230 out in las vegas, where they're probably still partying hard. we, of course, are drinking our coffee here. good morning everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. one of president trump's first executive orders dealing with birthright citizenship rejected by a federal judge. he signed the order just hours after taking the oath of office. the order instructs federal agencies to withhold citizenship documents to babies that are born to parents on u.s. soil. if the parents are either unlawfully in the united states or in situations where the mother is only temporarily in the u.s., 24 democratic led states and cities filing lawsuits over the order. and on thursday, a federal judge in seattle sided with them, the judge saying in court, quote,

this is a blatantly unconstitutional order. i have difficulty understanding how a member of the bar would state unequivocally that this is a constitutional order. it just boggles my mind. washington's attorney general spoke after the hearing. >> this is step one, but to hear the judge from the bench say that in his 40 years as a judge, he has never seen something so blatantly unconstitutional, sets the tone for the seriousness of this effort. >> but the president seems unmoved by the early defeat for one of his signature policy ideas. >> mr. president, a u.s. judge temporarily blocks. >> the birthright. >> citizenship order. do you have any reaction? >> no. obviously we'll appeal it. they put it before a certain judge in seattle, i guess. right. and there's no surprises with that judge. >> worth noting, the judge making the ruling in that case was appointed by ronald reagan more than 40 years ago. joining us now to discuss. cnn legal analyst joey jackson. joey, good

morning to you. always nice to see you. is this really just about president trump wanting to challenge birthright citizenship at the supreme court? they had to know that this is how this was going to play out. >> yeah. >> casey, good morning to you. you could make the. argument that. >> certainly it was. >> political in nature. we know where he stands on immigration. we know where he stands. >> as. >> it relates to the entirety of that issue and his party stance. but this is about the law and. >> more than. >> the law. it's about the constitution. what's the difference? a law is a statute. it's something that congress gets together, they convene, and ultimately it's passed and placed into law as this is and the immigration nationality act. right. however, the constitution is something our founding fathers put together. and in that constitution, in an amendment, it specifically says that if you are born in the united states, you're subject to the jurisdiction thereof. you have birthright citizenship. furthermore, casey, there's a supreme court case going back 150 years or so, which upholds

the fact that involved the two chinese people who were in the united states, who were not citizens. their son was deemed and determined to be a citizen. so there's a lot of precedent here. it could be politics. but then again, listen, the supreme court does have a supermajority of six conservative justices to three, and it will end up there. let's see how they interpret it and whether they overturn yet another far reaching and certainly enshrined, enshrined in the constitution. uh, just really something that's such a product and, uh. really relating to the nature of who we are as an institution and a country. >> so, joey, can i ask you, i mean, if if you're a family, if you're a woman who's currently pregnant with a baby, you don't have status here in the u.s., but you are here or you're on one of these temporary visas that's also named in this order. do you have to worry that your child will not be a u.s. citizen? >> well, i think it depends who

your husband is, right? or who you're the father of the child is. and certainly in the event that the father of the child in that instance that you described, casey, does not have a connection to the united states with respect to citizenship, uh, green card or proper status, then you have a significant issue. and i think that's one of the reasons why the court in seattle and the judge appointed by reagan, as you noted, on the bench more than 40 years ago, made the ruling that he did. certainly, there will be more to come. and as the president did note, it will go up to other courts. it will be challenged in the ninth circuit, which is the appeals court for the west, and then ultimately the supreme court. and so this is really something that is going to challenge institutions. it's going to challenge our democracy, and it's really going to give an indication of whether this court is wedded to interpreting the constitution, or whether it's doing the bidding of the president, who is in office at this time. >> all right. joey jackson for us this morning. joey, thanks very much for being with us. have a good weekend, my friend. okay.

>> thanks. you too. >> all right. today, senators will vote on pete hegseth nomination to be secretary of defense. but not all republicans are on board. republican senators lisa murkowski and susan collins joining democrats, saying that they will vote against his nomination. senator murkowski telling cnn this, quote, i evaluated not only what was out there publicly, but everything that's been out there. his responses and hearings, all of what was in front of us. and i came to the conclusion that he lacks the strength of character and good judgment, that in all departments, we need to have, but most particularly in the department of defense. senator susan collins, also voicing her opposition to hegseth by saying in part, this quote, i'm not convinced that his position on women serving in combat roles has changed. his earlier comments suggested he thinks women shouldn't be able to serve in combat. he's also faced several allegations, including sexual assault, that he denies. he's still, though, seems to have the support of enough republicans to be confirmed. >> i have tried. >> to and.

>> continue to. >> track down before his confirmation. vote any. >> sort of. >> lead. >> with people that would speak to. >> me, and. >> they all. >> had one thing in common up to this point. >> and. >> none of them could. >> provide me. >> with firsthand. >> corroborated testimony. >> i'm not. >> going. >> to cave to pressure. i'm going to vote for his confirmation. >> as for president trump, he says he's not worried about today's vote. >> mr. president. >> senators collins and murkowski. >> have now said they will. >> vote against pete hegseth. >> are you. >> worried about his. >> confirmation and your reaction? >> and no surprises there. too bad. >> joining us now is steph gaetz, politics reporter for axios. steph good morning. nice to see you. so tillis of course they're one of the key potential votes here on pete hegseth nomination. just because they need four if they're going to block you know four republicans would have to vote against pete hegseth if they were going to block his nomination. we heard collins and murkowski say that they're not going to do it, but they're not enough by themselves. is he on the fast track? >> it looks like. >> he has. he will have the votes today to be confirmed. of course, we're looking at the

procedural vote. >> yesterday. >> and one other key player that people were watching, and i was watching very closely was mitch mcconnell. of course, whether he was also going to join with with collins and murkowski and the fact that he at least was willing to vote to move forward with this nomination seems to indicate that there's not going to be enough votes against hegseth to really block his confirmation. so we're expecting, you know, a very late night vote tonight, get him confirmed in that position. despite all of the allegations and scandal that he's been through over the past several weeks. and we do expect democrats, though, to to make this as hard as possible, they're going to drag out this process as long as possible to show how opposed they are to this nomination. >> steph. in the late days of this hours of this fight for hegseth to be confirmed, there was an affidavit that went to the committee from former sister in law of pete hegseth. a new statement from his second ex-wife talking about his

drinking. what impact did the appearance of that into the debate have among senators? >> it came up quite a lot. we know that even in one on one meetings, hegseth often had to answer questions from senators about that issue. in particular, just knowing the fact that being the secretary of defense means you are on call 24 over seven, you need to be sober minded. it's a very serious position. and so there were many republican senators who had questions and concerns about that. it came up in the hearing, and it's also cited as part of the reasons why collins and murkowski said they could not vote for him. it was one of many reasons that they cited. but most republicans feel like they got the answers they needed. hegseth, of course, has promised to stay sober, to not drink if he gets confirmed to this position. and that seemed to convince at least some of the key republicans. >> yeah, murkowski in particular. her statement really focused on character and what she thinks about character. she's also had she had a statement related to donald trump renaming mount mckinley,

renaming denali as mount mckinley. she's shown a willingness to buck donald trump. what's letting her do that? >> absolutely. i mean, both collins and murkowski have, for a long time now been the voices willing to push back against donald trump even in the first term. they are now two of only three senators still currently in the senate who voted to convict trump of impeachment. right. so this going into this, we knew they were going to be key players in this congress. and murkowski in particular, has shown that she's not only willing to to vote differently, she's also willing to speak out. for example, you know, the issue of renaming denali to mount mckinley, which is, of course, in her state. it's something she feels very strongly about. i've asked her about it, and she intends to continue talking to the president about that decision. >> all right. steph. for us this morning, steph, thanks very much for your time. i appreciate it. all right. coming up next here on cnn this morning, why democrats are determined to work with president trump after constantly criticizing him for the last eight years. plus, a beat down in l.a., the lakers

crushing the celtics. cnn sports. >> up next. >> lockerbie, february 16th on cnn. lumify. >> it's kind of amazing. wow. lumify eye drops dramatically reduce redness. >> in one minute. >> and look. >> at. >> the difference. >> my eyes look brighter and whiter. >> for up to eight hours. >> lumify really works. see for yourself. >> lumify. >> ever feel. >> like a spectator in your own. >> life with. >> chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month. >> each lasting four hours or more? botox prevents. >> headaches in adults with chronic. >> migraine. >> in a survey, 91%. >> of users. >> wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. >> botox effects. >> may spread hours to weeks. >> after injection. >> causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as trouble swallowing, speaking. >> breathing. >> eye problems or muscle weakness. >> can. >> be. signs of a life

threatening condition. those with. >> these conditions before. >> injection are at highest risk. side effects may include allergic reactions like rash, breathing problems. >> dizziness, neck and injection. >> site. >> pain and headache. >> don't receive. >> botox if there's a skin infection. tell your doctor your medical history. muscle or nerve conditions like als, myasthenia gravis or lambert-eaton syndrome, and medicines like botulinum toxins, which may increase the risk of serious side effects. >> chronic migraine may. >> still. >> keep you from being there. >> ask your doctor. >> about botox today. learn how abbvie can help you save. >> 48% of americans don't get enough magnesium, which is. >> vital for. >> bone. >> nerve. >> and muscle health. >> i recommend. >> kunal's magnesium glycinate. it's formulated for high absorption and is gentle on the stomach. kunal. >> the brand i. >> trust. >> this is the story. >> of the one. >> the one knows that when the big game is days away, the unexpected can put everything on the line but with a solid game plan and a teammate like granger that she can rely on to deliver the product she needs when she

needs it, she's confident that she will always win the day, and her team will do the same. >> call granger.com or just stop by granger for the ones who get it done. >> lactaid is 100% real milk just without. >> the lactose. >> delicious too. >> just ask my old friend kevin. >> nothing like enjoying a cold one while watching the game. who's winning? >> we are my friend. we are. >> what's this? >> my new pony. and i love him. >> yeah. no, no, no. thank you. >> i ran the numbers on quicken. it's totally in my budget. bad. mr. sparkles. >> someone's birthday, money, investments. >> and tracks all my income and spending and even built me a personalized budget so it's easier to save more. >> this is amazing. >> i know it is. yeah.

your first application, call the number on your screen. >> call one

( 800) 845-4316. >> h.w. is walking into the future. >> new year, new era. h.w. is now streaming on max where the best wrestling. all elite wrestling, now streaming on max. >> closed captioning is brought to you by purple. greatest sleep ever invented. >> we've been out of a job. >> that's because. >> purple mattresses. >> are. >> made with patented. >> gel flex. >> grid technology. >> you do not go to purple.com. >> do not visit a purple store. >> guys. >> this is only day. >> four of the trump. >> day four. >> it's so confusing because trump's been in our lives for a decade, but now we're starting all over again. it's like when you go see a new marvel movie and you're trying to remember everything that's already happened. it's like, okay, wait, so old captain america is gone. and the angry ones president and there's a new there's a new doctor strange. and that guy got blipped.

>> with president trump back in the white house, this time backed by a republican majority in both houses of congress, democrats now left looking for a new way to approach a president who has now been the dominant figure in american politics for nearly a decade. in the days following trump's first inauguration eight years ago, the streets of dc were packed with scenes like this one protesters telling democrats in congress to resist donald trump's agenda. now, democrats say they've gotten a different message. >> there's things you have to resist on, but the people want us to work. >> together to. >> try. >> and. solve problems. and we've. >> tried all the stuff of just tearing him down as much as we can. and it didn't work. he won. >> and with president joe biden officially gone as the democratic party's leader, the former obama aides behind the podcast pod save america are arguing that whoever takes the helm next needs to be a fit for the 21st century. >> how about somebody. >> that can a democrat. >> that's doing. >> two hour press.

>> conferences. >> that's going everywhere, that can that can mix it up with everyone that. >> can go. >> on joe rogan. >> that seems. >> like a good hang. >> and doesn't talk like a press release. and doesn't. everyone already everyone is putting their statements out on social media. >> write your own. >> posts, do some press conferences, sit and talk to people. go on podcasts. don't talk like you're just reading your pollster's memo. >> joining us now to discuss is democratic strategist and media consultant matt arnold. matt, good morning. thank you so much for being here. >> oh, thanks. >> for having me. there's no one else i'd rather talk to about this because you really focus in on some of these races in places where democrats have really been out in the wilderness, there's some of the hardest races to run, the hardest races to win. and so you really understand the cross pressures that democrats here in this town have. i'm not sure the pod save america hosts are necessarily going to be speaking to that. that group of voters in that audience. but what do you think? what do you see in this first week of trump's presidency about what democrats can and should be doing as they try to come back to power in some form in washington? >> kc?

>> the thing that is the. >> broad principle. >> the governing. >> idea of. democratic policies. >> of. the democratic party across all. >> of our stuff, from talking about climate change to choice to worker. >> protections, it is all. >> that every american gets to live with dignity. nobody should have to live in fear. and when democrats run on that, when we say we. >> are the. >> people who have your back. democrats win elections. so when we have the opportunity, that's what we do. we say we're here to. >> make sure. >> that you've got good jobs, good schools. >> good wages. >> this time. >> now. you know. the ultimate. >> failure, i think, of 2024 is that folks just didn't want the product. they did not trust the brand. >> so how much of that had to do with the cultural issues that are coming up now? i mean, the president, president trump has gone after diversity, equity and

inclusion. and some democrats i've talked to have said, you know, we've been too woke, quote, unquote, in how we talk about things. and then there's obviously the issue of immigration. >> you know, i think the immigration issue specifically talking about the laken riley vote, when you look at the list of democrats who voted for that bill, you were looking at folks who have had hard elections, you were looking at folks who are going to have hard reelections and a lot of elected officials who imagine themselves as future governors and future senators. i think a lot of folks voted for laken riley not necessarily out of some ideological position, some grand idea about how to steer the party, but because they were looking to avoid attack ads. >> well, it's a recognition of the reality of the political landscape. no. >> sure. you know, 50% of people say that immigration is one of their most important issues when they voted for president. and you have a lot of those votes came from border states, came from

places where donald trump had won. >> matt, i want to show you something. one of the big questions, of course, is who's going to lead the democratic party out of the wilderness? because there was a time during the bush administration where the country it seemed like, what's the matter with kansas? the country was never going to go blue again. then obviously we had the iraq war, but we also had barack obama. right. joe biden is leaving. there's no heir apparent. this is what james carville had to say about biden recently. the words are kind of tough. let's watch. >> what he's. >> done to himself is no. >> one wants. >> to hear from. >> this guy anymore, okay. >> just go. >> to your condo. >> in. >> rehoboth and stay there. >> in. and that's not. >> because we're bad. >> people or we mean people. it was. all his doing this kind. >> of petty. >> back and forth. oh, i. >> would have. >> beat trump and no one believes. that at all. you had a noble. >> career. >> your last act was. >> terrible.

>> just get out of the. >> way. >> the party's. >> moving on is carville right? >> who i love? joe biden. joe biden has been a great president. it is a career that anybody would be envious of. so it is hard for me to say, hard for me to stomach that. you know, maybe this has not been the best exit, but i was in atlanta the night that we had the debate with donald trump, and nobody in that room felt like we were in a good spot as a party. nobody felt like we were in a good spot for that election. >> all right, matt arnold, i really appreciate your time this morning. i hope you'll come back. see you soon. all right. time now for sports. 24 time grand slam champion novak djokovic got booed off the court at the australian open after pulling out with an injury. andy scholes has this morning's cnn sports update. andy good morning. >> hey good morning casey. >> shame on the. >> fans in australia who booed. >> novak djokovic. >> you know he was two wins. >> away from a.

>> 25th grand slam title. >> if he retires from that match. it was. >> for good reason. >> but that didn't stop some of those fans from voicing their displeasure. >> i can't believe. >> yeah. so djokovic retired after losing the marathon first set to alexander zverev. it took almost an hour and a half. that first set djokovic. he gave the thumbs up to some of the crowd that was booing him as he left, and zverev then stood up for djokovic. >> please guys, don't don't boo a player when he goes out with an injury. >> you got. >> to understand. novak djokovic is somebody that has given the sport for the past 20 years. absolutely everything of his life, and he he has won this tournament with an abdominal tear. he has won this turn with a hamstring tear. if he cannot continue a tennis match, it really means that he cannot continue a tennis match. i knew even if i won. >> the first set, it is going to be a. huge uphill battle for me,

you know, to stay physically fit enough to to to stay with him in the rallies, you know, for another god knows what, two, three, four hours. you know, i don't think i had that. unfortunately, today in the tank. >> all right. djokovic, his buddy nikola jokic had himself a night in the nba. check this out. the end of the third quarter jokic a full court shot at the buzzer. and it goes in. fans in denver were just loving that. jokic 35 points 22 rebounds and 17 assists in this one. the second player ever with those kind of numbers joining wilt chamberlain. nuggets beat the kings 132 to 123. lakers and celtics meanwhile, renewing their rivalry in l.a. this one was all lakers into the first quarter. watch lebron here drive to the basket for the one handed slam. lebron 20 points, 14 rebounds. lakers and the celtics their worst loss of the season

117 to 96 nba all-star starters were announced last night on inside the nba. lebron. he will be starting in his record extending 21st straight all star game, joining him on the west squad. steph curry, kevin durant, sga and nikola jokic. the east starters are going to be giannis, jayson tatum, donovan mitchell and the knicks. jalen brunson and karl anthony towns. a reminder this year the all stars will be drafted into three separate teams. they alongside the winner from the rookie sophomore game, will then play a mini tournament in lieu of the traditional all star game. all right. finally, ichiro suzuki had a tongue in cheek message for the voter who prevented him from becoming just the second player ever unanimously voted into the baseball hall of fame. >> there's one writer that. i wasn't able to get a vote from. i would like. to invite him over to our. >> to my house. >> and we'll have a drink together and we'll have a good

chat. >> okay, see those baseball writers? you know, they're all about traditions. but, i mean, i would love to, you know, i assume maybe we'll find out at some point who that one writer was that didn't vote for ichiro. >> i'm dying to know. honestly, andy schultz, thank you very much. have a great weekend, my friend. all right. up ahead here on cnn this morning, donald trump doubling down on doge, making it part of the government. we're going to talk to the top democrat on the house subcommittee on doge. congresswoman melanie stansbury. plus, president trump makes good on a campaign promise ordering the release of more jfk assassination files. >> we are going to make public remaining records relating to the assassinations of president john f kennedy, his brother robert kennedy, as well as doctor martin luther king jr.. it's all going to be released. uncle sam. >> super man, the christopher reeve story, february 2nd on cnn. >> dry. tired.

>> itchy. burning my dry eye. symptoms got worse over time, my eye doctor explained the root was inflammation was made for that. so relief is lasting. >> treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use of allergic to hydra and seek medical help if needed. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort, blurred vision and. >> unusual taste sensation. >> don't touch container tipped, your eye or any surface before using zain asher. remove contact lenses and wait 15 minutes before reinserting. >> dry. >> eye over and over. it's time for dry. >> force factor score. hardcore is for men ready to take on the day and night score. hardcore boosts libido, increases stamina, and improves performance. that's why score hardcore is the number one men's libido supplement in america. step up your game. find score hardcore at walmart. >> man, remember that time when our eye bags made us look sexy? yeah. me neither. now we can reduce our eye bags by drinking less alcohol, sleeping more cold compresses, blah blah blah blah and blah. one that's way too

much work. and two don't worry, there's particles. 6 in 1 face cream for men. all you have to do is wash your face daily and then rub in some particle for 30s and boom! you'll look a lot less like that guy and a lot more like this guy. particle 6 in 1 face cream for men. first of its kind, anti-aging cream designed specifically for men, fights eyebags, dark spots and wrinkles. visit particle men.com and use the promo code on your screen to receive 25% off your entire order. plus, we've got free shipping and a 30 day money back guarantee. w-w-w dot particle men.com. because seeing is believing. >> with the vision to see what's possible and the grit to make it happen, morgan stanley can help create the future. only you can see. >> covid 19. >> i'm not waiting. if it's

covid, paxlovid. >> paxlovid is an oral treatment for adults. >> with mild to moderate covid 19. >> and a. >> high risk factor for. becoming severe. >> it does not prevent covid 19. >> my symptoms were mild now, but i'm not risking it if it's covid. paxlovid. >> paxlovid must be. >> taken within. >> the. >> first five. >> days of symptoms and help stop the virus from multiplying. >> in your body. >> taking paxlovid. >> with. >> certain medicines can lead to serious or life threatening side effects, or. affect how it or other medicines work, including hormonal birth control. tell your doctor about all medicines, vitamins and herbal supplements. >> you take as certain tests or dosage. >> changes of your other medicines may be needed. >> tell them. >> if you have kidney or liver problems. >> hiv one r. >> or plan to be pregnant or breastfeed. don't take paxlovid if allergic to its ingredients. >> stop taking. >> and call your doctor right away. if you have allergic reaction symptoms. serious side effects can include allergic reactions, some severe like

5-year price lock guarantee. dave's been very excited about saving b ws five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business.

>> welcome back. >> but it's also kind of not the news. >> we don't. >> fact check it. we don't care. >> man. >> wants all the information. >> on this show. so terrible. >> have i got news for you returns february 15th on cnn. >> it's friday, january 24th right now on cnn this morning. >> you are an american citizen. if you were born on american soil, period. nothing that the president can do will change that. >> the first test, a judge blocks the trump administration's birthright citizenship order. the president promising to appeal. plus. >> if you don't make your product in america, then very simply, you will have to pay a tariff. >> a warning to the world president trump urging global businesses to build in america or else. then later it's. >> obviously a. >> hail mary at. >> the end. >> and it's not going to