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pro-trump cuban-american restaurant owner who says white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders can eat at any of her 11 restaurants any time she wants. money, politics, we deliver the debate behind tomorrow's headlines, i'm trish regan in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. . >> the dow closing up 34 points, this after yesterday's big loss, but you know concerns about trade policies still linger. we're going to have more on that in just a moment. first, to the supreme court upholding the president's travel ban. very big news today. kristina partsinevelos was front and center at all of it. the supreme court when the decision came down earlier today. kristina, over to you. reporter: thank you, trish, a huge win for the trump

administration, but i'd like to preface that this was the third version of the travel ban. originally president trump put forth a first version that included five muslim majority countries, now the latest one has the five countries along with two others. what are the countries? iran, syria, libya, yemen, somalia as well as north korea and venezuela. so those are the difference between the previous versions, shot down in lower courts. the lower courts arguing that the president's executive order was prejudiced against muslims but the supreme court said today in their statement, their opinion that that's not the case, that the president has it within his authority to make such a decision to create a travel ban and limit the entrance of certain people into the united states. they also said that this has to do with legitimate reasons and nothing to do with religion. of course, you've got lawmakers on capitol hill weighing in and reacting along partisan lines. listen to republican lindsey

graham's reaction. >> i thought it was a sound decision. this is not a religious ban. the first order was poorly written. the third iteration made a lot of sense to me, picking out countries with high threat levels with poor vetting process. makes sense. this ruling makes us safer. reporter: and it's -- 5 versus 4. 4 of the liberal justices voting against it. a democratic voice, too. senate democratic leader chuck schumer who is weighing in. listen. >> this ruling did not make us any safer, and i believe that the court was wrong. it's un-american to do what has been done. reporter: the white house is essentially said that countries can be removed from the travel ban, liz, all they have to do is change vetting process. chad is an example of a country that has done so. what does it mean for

travelers? they can challenge the bhanot -- ban on the ground. this was brought forward by the state of hawaii, the court and the trials will continue but the supreme court says their decision has to be based on the outcome today, which was upholding the travel ban, trish? >> democrats responding, slamming the decision. take a listen. >> we are a nation that this is moral vandalism about our values, what's going on, separating families to religious-based travel ban. >> this is a dark day for anybody in our country, the president can pretty much do whatever he wants to discriminate against groups of people and say it's for national security. >> categorically ban people because of religion or background or country they're from is not the way we should

do things in america. >> dnc chair exploding over the decision attacking supreme court justice neil gorsuch. watch him here. >> as long as he puts a very thin veneer of national security on top of all that discrimination and racism, they will buy it. if you steal and rip off a supreme court justice, then you can try to jam any kind of nasty racist, ugly policy you can down the throats of the american people. the supreme court in the 1850s said it was okay to own a black person. that was judge scott's decision, so did plessy versus ferguson and core mautsu and this will, too. >> is that fair to be comparing this decision to dread scott? joining me is harvard law professor, author of the upcoming new book, the case against impeaching trump. mr. alan dershowitz. professor, good to see you

again. twice in one day! >> twice in one day, a day for americans. >> it is an important day. and what a historic day in many ways. let me get your reaction to what we heard from mr. ellison there. is this comparable to the dread scott ruling? >> it's not comparable to any of the decisions he mentioned. those all involved american citizens, people who lived in america, born in america. 100,000 japanese-americans, americans put in detention centers, plessy v. ferguson said americans can be segregated. this is about people who want to come into the country and have no rights under the american constitution. so the opinion itself is found as a matter of law. if you pick countries, mostly picked by president obama are the right countries. i much prefer to do it by individuals rather than countries because there are good people in every one of

those countries who make great visitors to america. great students and ultimately great americans. i'm opposed to the policy as a matter of principle but the decision is right to the constitution. >> you don't like the policy, you like to look at them as individuals as opposed to saying we don't know who's in yemen or iran, so as a result, and by the way, iran doesn't know who's in iran and syria doesn't know who's in syria. consequently we're saying when it comes to people from those countries, we're going to say nope, you're not allowed in. i know you don't like that. however, let's talk about the actual legal aspect of this and the constitution itself and the 1952 law that said the president does have the right to make these decision. let me also ask you, are people more concerned about this because it's president trump as

to, say, opposed to president obama or president carter, obama did the same thing with north koreans, sir. >> there's no question that this involves democrats attacking president trump the way president trump attacks democrats. we've become a very divided country. anything that trump does, whether it be recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital or negotiating with north korea, that can do no right when it comes to extremists on partisan grounds and for some extremists on the other side, president trump could do no wrong. i think it's important for americans to look at every policy and decide every policy on the merits and look at every constitutional issue. and separate out constitutionality from policy, you can propose a policy and support the supreme court's decision on constitutionality. people want to come into the country have no rights. so the only issue is whether or not the band could constitute an establishment of religion or disestablishment of islam.

problem is the vast, vast, vast majority of muslims don't live in the seven countries constituted in the ban, and ishia is the largest muslim country in the world, turkey largely muslim. they don't vet people and have long history of terrorism, whether you agree or disagree, i disagree with the policy, it's very hard to find a strong constitutional objection to it. >> wow, you're always fair, and for that we thank you, professor. let me get to the media for a movement you got all the members of the media trying to discount the supreme court ruling. pretty much immediately after it came out. i want you to see this professor and get your reaction on the other side. here we go. >> i think what the supreme court found is the president and his team were basically able to construct a legal architecture to buttress what he wanted to do. >> just because the court legally found it justified doesn't mean the truth. >> we were able to watch a lawful ban be reversed and

engineered. >> justice breyer is reading the dissent from the bench now which is something we don't necessarily often see happen, pete. is an indication how strongly the justices who did not agree with chief justice roberts feel about this. >> this kind of a term is not unusual for a justice to read a dissent. this is the second dissent justice breyer read from the bench today. >> give the reporter some credit there, making the point this is not as unusual as the anchor was trying to make him think it might be. when you hear the various pundits. when you hear the bias that is really directed so directly at this president, what does it make you think about the statement in which we are in, and the importance of preserving the country that we have all loved for so long, which is based on the constitution. >> no, look, i agree with that. i'm trying to preserve the island they vacation on for the last 40 years, martha's

vineyard, where i'm being shunned, is a professor at a major school that wants to be given a trigger warning every time i'm invited to a party so he can find a safe space and not have to encounter me and listen to my ideas. this is a professor. this is martha's vineyard. it's shocking to me how divided we've become. nobody wants to hear anybody else's point of view. people shun you if you say anything about the constitution. that might be helpful to president trump. and i think we have to end that, and congresswoman waters is doing a terrible disservice, when she encourages people to harass people with whom she disagrees. that's not what america is about, and fortunately many democrats have condemned congresswoman waters. she doesn't speak for me, doesn't speak for liberals, doesn't speak for democrats. she speaks only for radical partisans, some of those

disagreeing with us. we have to take back our country. talk with each other. continue to debate constitutionality but let's do it civilly and with respect for other people's points of view. >> well said, professor, thank you for that. >> thank you. >> let's get a quick check on your money, closing in the green, the dow up 30 points. general electric is no longer in the dow but walgreens is the newest member. nicole petallides has more from the floor of the nyse. nicole? reporter: green arrows today after yesterday's steep sell-off. down for the week. dow up 30 points had, been up 131, it was led by energy, chevron and exxon among the leaders. apple a leader as well as visa. one name in the red was harley-davidson. yesterday we heard that harley-davidson was moving production abroad to avoid extra tariffs, and now president donald trump tweets out tough words including that the company should never be

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and the most populous arab nation not be included on the executive order? trish: dr. gorka had a point back then and has a point right now. with me right now is rnc spokesperson kayleigh mcenany who received her juris from harvard law school. they're not the same countries that the president has banned. and the reason for that is pretty simple, because the countries that are banned are countries where we have no idea who's there and more importantly the country themselves have no idea. the countries themselves. so kayleigh, for the media to have been so hysterical about this, which they continue to be, what do you make of that, given where we are right now?

>> i was working at cnn when this travel ban came out and the apoplectic outrage and mischaracterization of the ban and dr. gorka went onto question chris cuomo to name the most populous countries which he could do. they demonize the president, mischaracterize the policy. the six of 49 muslim majority nations were affected as you heard alan dershowitz say, not the vast majority of the muslim world. never about faith but cnn and others would use it to demonize the president, and it's unfair. trish: i'll answer that question that chris cuomo couldn't, and i'll tell you the two most populous countries are indonesia and pakistan, and we can go down the list, india, bangladesh, nigeria. you know, people want to make this, right now, given the environment such as what we live in right now. kayleigh, they want to make it about racism. they want to make it about islamophobia.

they want to make the president seem evil, and i guess what i find discouraging about this and you've got a legal background is the lack of intellectual honesty, specifically from the supreme court because to me should have been a decision that was 9-0. >> should have been, yeah, no doubt about it. it wasn't because you have certain justices on the court who the constitution, who statue does not matter to. congress has explicitly said in the united states code that the president has the power to bar any class of aliens that pose a threat to the united states. we know that obama's intel community, james clapper said that isis is trying to infiltrate the refugee program. that was the president's motive, making sure every u.s. citizen is safe from isis terrorists. they will demonize, at the end of the day five justices sided with the president. trish: it's a big win for him count andry, i'm disappointed

that we can't have more of an honest conversation and these justices can't look at something legally, but that i have to look at something emotionally. speaking of emotions, turn to the restaurant owner who kicked out sarah sanders. the media, they really seem to be taking her side on this matter. democrats as well. watch. >> do you make choices in life? you make choices in life. and there is a cost to being an accomplice. >> should come as no surprise to her, no surprise to all of us that administration officials are being yelled at in restaurants. >> an administrator out and b, there is nothing wrong with confronting that person. >> do you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you

create a crowd! >> wow. so maxine waters takes the cake on this one, and i would say she's bordering at this point on inciting violence. she has doubled down on her comments and you heard from other people saying it's perfectly okay for those who work for the administration or anybody that supports president trump to be harassed in public. kayleigh, what kind of world are we living in? and let me by the way say that i stood up for jim acosta today and continue to stand up for him, he should not have been treated as poorly as he was at that rally last night. people should not be yelling at him. he's just trying to do his job, but so is sarah huckabee sanders, and so is kirstjen nielsen. kayleigh, it works both ways, and what has happened to civility in our society?

>> it's completely lost. when the press secretary who is a wonderful person, class act, can't go out and have dinner in peace, and you have a democrat calling to push against trump administration officials to absolutely harass them. by the way, maxine waters previously said she wanted to take out the president tonight. where is civility? we want to be able to sit across the table, break bread together and realize we're all americans, whether you have a d or r behind your name, we can be friends. they're sending a terrible message, everyone in that reel. trish: they sure are and it needs to stop, soon. >> it does. trish: kayleigh, good to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> democratic congresswoman maxine waters tripling down for people to protest against trump staffers. former george w. bush press secretary ari fleischer is saying she should be censored. my panel reacts to the sound,

after this. >> they're only good at one thing, what's the term, resist! it's the party of maxine waters. do you believe her? [booing] >> no, no. this has become the party of maxine waters and nancy pelosi. hi, i'm bob harper,

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protests. >> right. trish: peaceful protests? that's what she's encouraging? somehow i don't consider it a peaceful protest when they're attacking kirstjen nielsen when she's out to dinner. that's not peaceful. you know what else is not a peaceful protest, when they deliver a dead animal, the carcass of a dead animal to somebody who works at dhs. that's not peaceful protest. and heckling sarah huckabee sanders and her family after kicking them out of the restaurant and governor huckabee told me this is exactly what happened. that sarah went across the street with her family to another restaurant, where the owner of the little red hen followed them across the street and continued to yell. sarah finally left that restaurant, left her family there. her in-laws who were once again heckled by the owner of little red hen. none of this is a kind of peaceful protest.

democrat california congressman maxine waters is tripling down, making no apologies for her call to confront team trump and ping the blame entirely on him. democrats are denouncing her rhetoric, as they should. listen to what senate minority leader chuck schumer is saying. >> if you disagree with someone or something, stand up, make your voice heard, explain why you think they're wrong and why you're right. make the argument. protest peacefully. if you disagree with the politician, organize your fellow citizens to action and vote them out of office, but no one should call for the harassment of political opponents. that's not right, that's not american. trish: and yet, that is exactly what they're doing. house minority leader nancy pelosi tweeting --

yeah, you think? and yet we just heard a whole bunch of sound from maxine waters, from cory booker, from pundits on television saying somehow it should be expected that if you work for donald trump, you will be harassed. you will be attacked, you will be ashamed or shamed by these other people. take it up with our political power panel. ford o'connell and grace gibson, kelly grace gibson. ford, i don't even know what to say. i understand, by the way, why some democrats like chuck schumer and nancy pelosi want to back away from this one, but there are plenty that have no interest in doing so, and they think that you can actually rule via intimidation. that's not the kind of country we live in, and frankly i don't think it's the kind of party the democrats should ever

aspire to be. >> well, let me say this. political civility needs to be restored in politics on both sides of the aisle. i didn't like it last night when trump hecklers went after cnn's jim acosta and certainly don't like it when sarah sanders and secretary nielsen are driven from restaurants. i think it is ridiculous for democrats to say that the root cause of this is donald trump, when trump wasn't in office when gabby giffords got shot in the face and bull's-eyes put on sarah palin. public shaming and violence has no place in public discourse, this is not the first time maxine waters has done this. she's been doing this since the early 190s, the l.a. riots. >> our president has used shaming in public. he tweeted today by calling crooked hillary. secretary clinton is how she should be referred, we are no

longer campaigning. >> if trump does it then maxine waters can do it too? >> i wasn't finished. there is a climate here with the president who shames people in public on twitter every single day. maxine waters should not have stooped to his level, and i think that many parts of this, my party, are saying it's not okay. she's going to take it to trump and this is the way she's done it. trish: trying to create a platform for herself. it's not going to help you come midterms. it's not going to help you a couple years from now. >> you don't think there's a problem with how the president treats people on twitter? >> i'm not wild about it and i said it many times. i also say two wrongs cannot make a right. you cannot say he's not as civil as you want him to be, you go the same direction, it's important to lead right now and lead by example and maxine waters is not doing that. >> neither is the president. trish: nor are many of the

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first lady melania trump plan to visiting additional facilities this week. no details yet when or where. all of this as occupy i.c.e. protesters, you just saw them there, shutting down a portland headquarters, protesting the men and women across america who are trying to keep the country safe. they are just out there doing their jobs. now this movement spreading to other cities as agents face increasing numbers of threats, warning from dhs that safety is at stake. now we've got reports of burned animal carcass left on a staffer's porch in d.c. kamala harris now going as far as to say we should just start over. we don't need i.c.e., start over from scratch. here's this. >> i think there's no question that we've got to critically reexamine i.c.e. and its role and the way that it is being administered and the work it is doing. and think about starting from

scratch, because there's a lot that is wrong with the way it is conducting itself, and we need to deal with that. trish: double amputee wounded warrior veteran retired staff sergeant johnny joey jones. joins me now. joey, good to see you, the left is somehow anti-border, they just want to open the country up for everybody to be here, but isn't there a reason we have the borders in the first place, and i.c.e. fulfilling a function when they stop people or try to stop people from coming across the border illegally? >> well, it's incredibly ironic when kamala harris says we should abolish i.c.e., when really i.c.e. is doing what congress is telling i.c.e. to do. if we want to start from scratch, start from scratch with the men and women in congress and put someone there willing to change the law, correct the law or fix a law

that's causing millions of people to cross the border illegally and live in the shadows. i grew up in a town of dalton, georgia, 78% hispanic inside the city limits. since i was a teenager, the numbers have gone up. let's assume everyone who crosses the border has their heart in the right place. it's inherently to live in this country illegally and in the shadows than it is being in an i.c.e. detention center, getting meals and cared for. i know two i.c.e. agents, who spent time searching for online crimes against children and sex trafficking or human trafficking. those two people are the first moment of compassion anyone crossing the border either legally or illegally will encounter, and someone is going to offer them a bottle of water when they've been in 120-degree heat, it's an i.c.e. agent, border patrol agent to.

demonize the men and women stuck in the crosshairs between a congress, it is immoral and disgusting. keep the words out of our mouth because we're no longer civil. we can't say anything like that, can't criticize anything without having it come back 100 fold on us. a society that is willing to wage war on cops will wage war on i.c.e. agents. >> they are doing it right now. not probably. they're doing it. this is what's so tragic about this point in time, and the challenge i think is a society that we're facing because somehow the left is trying to demonize and frankly there is blame to go around, i don't like one bit how they treated jim acosta at the rally who is a reporter. you may not like him but he's out there doing his job, and people attacked him. that said, it feels as though the left has been so aggressive in such a way they worry can

become increasingly problematic, even violent because they're dehumanizing anybody who doesn't agree with their point of view. >> well, it's become an american way that when you're so passionate about something, and you can't find a legal way to fight it, then you have become inflamed, incited and do stupid things. right now it's the left. hopefully doesn't become the right. at this time, we have to understand we hold the power as people and can do this by changing those in office rather than fighting each other, calling each other names and torturing animals as a sign of political discourse. >> you know, i hope we get there, and i hope that everybody starts to realign and recenter themselves, and really recognize that we should be able to have civility in our society. we always have.

>> absolutely. trish: and some, you know, ability to approach things from an intellectual perspective as opposed to pure emotion because it's getting a little out of hand. good to see you staff sergeant jones, thank you. >> yes, ma'am, take care. trish: and thank you for your sacrifice for our country. >> 15 states and the district of columbia joining hawaii and suing against president trump's travel ban. second appeals court agreeing them. so what happened? how did all the a.g.'s get it so wrong? my panel is going to debate it after this. it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from

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court ruling. well, apparently it can be wrong. judges can be wrong because the supreme court's ruling is in favor of the ban. republican tennessee congresswoman marcia blackburn praising the decision and tweeting -- our political power panel back with mere, ford o'connell and kelly grace gibson. kelly, you really think that it's wrong to say to syria or to yemen, we don't know who you guys have there. you don't know who you guys have there. so let's not allow them in the country right now? >> well, i think the reason there's been so much backlash about the way this executive order was constructed is it seemed like it was picking on a particular group of people. trish: but answer my question, if you would, humor me.

is it morally wrong to say, you know, syria, you don't know who you got there. we don't know who you got there, so guess what, if you're syrian, you're not coming right there. >> we're just closing, that's where i think it is wrong. i believe in smart immigration policies that keep this country a place of hope and freedom for people who don't have it where they live. trish: bring them on and no problem? >> i didn't say. that i believe in a pathway to seeking refuge in our country open to people finding the american people. the handful of orders that the president established recently feel like he's cutting off that culture that we have here, banning things and separating families and making it hard for america to be the america. trish: we need to be safe, first, right, ford? >> this is always about safety and the president has the power to control and regulate immigration when a vital national security interest is

shown. that is the law of 1952. this was the most predictable outcome of any case the supreme court will decide this term. your question began with how did the lower court miss it? they jettisoned legal hats and basically became trump haters and didn't follow the law. and i think what's absolutely crazy here, the democrats in general tried to say this was a muslim ban. it neither bans all muslims, it doesn't only ban muslims when dealing with north korea and venezuela. all the hysterics by the left are misplaced because the supreme court is saying this may not be a wise situation, this travel ban but it is constitutional. trish: i have to leave it, there we're out of time. ford and kelly, thank you so much. >> as always, trish. trish: banning president trump's make america great hat. my next guest says trump hats

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. trish: owner of the red hen restaurant who kicked out sarah sanders from her establishment, she's now speaking out, saying, and i quote, i'm not a huge fan of confrontation, could have fooled me. i have a business and want the business to thrive. this feels like the moment in our democracy when people have to make uncomfortable actions

and decisions to uphold their morals. breaking right now, it has been confirmed that red hen owner stephanie wilkinson has resigned from her position with main street lexington. my next guest is a cuban-american restaurant owner who praised president trump's tax plan back in may comes from a country who promised everything and delivered misery. i knew eight years of promoting appeasement, entitlement. governments help small businesses by letting us do our jobs, by unleashing the american spirit. >> i think the politicians are being beaten today. [ laughter ] >> all right, she owns 11 restaurants and says president trump's people including him, they're welcome at all of them. irina joins me now. that's nice. but here's my question, would you welcome hillary clinton as

well? >> absolutely. i mean it's not my place to determine what customers come in to my restaurant. i'm here to serve food, not to promote my political ideology. i do that on my own time. trish: in other words, business is business. politics is politics. >> absolutely. trish: maybe keep them separate. >> for sure. trish: what do you think of this woman, and we mentioned she's resigned from her position as the local business council there. perhaps because, well, i won't explain. i want you to. why do you think other local business owners don't want to be associated with her right now, given the situation? >> well, i think first of all it's morally incorrect, un-american, and as a business owner, it's just not savvy. it's not smart to isolate half of your potential customers. but other than that, you could

disagree with the current administration, that is your right, but sarah sanders is a decent person with whom she may have a disagreement with as far as politics is concerned. i don't think that justifies her kicking her out of her restaurant. i think it's completely un-american. i came to this country when i was four years old and i remember politics was never spoken in social and in business arena. i think we need to go back to that. i think we need to step away from the politics. it's invading every aspect of our lives. if we can't go to a restaurant because we have a trump hat or hillary hat on, we're no better than third-world countries -- trish: where they don't allow it, right? where you are from, you weren't allowed to have a different opinion. >> dissension doesn't happen, absolutely. trish: irina, good to see you. >> thank you, i hope we can do

better. trish: i'm glad you are welcoming everyone at your restaurants. we'll be right back.

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trib * thanks for having me in your home tonight. charles payne is here with making money. charles: the market bouncing back today. china blinks. this as trump applies pressure on iran. president trump's travel ban is constitutional. the highest court in the land has spoken on the president's signature issue. christina? >> it was a huge win for the trump administration. this travel ban is the third version of the first verse trump put