violence, he moaned, somewhere ronald reagan weeps. that's what he really thinks, no matter what he tells you on tv. that is it from us tonight. see you tomorrow at nine. sean is next. have a great night. >> sean: tonight. the legal battle over president trump's temporary travel ban continues counsel to the president kellyanne conway is here with reaction. >> the border is soft and weak, drugs are pouring in, and i am not going to let that happen. >> sean: then our hannity producers today right along with the border patrol. to see how bad things really are today on our southern border. geraldo rivera weighs in. >> the men and women of the united states military, they are the greatest fighters and greatest force of justice. on thear face of the earth. >> sean: and president trump outlined his vision for

america's military and also the looming showdown ratcheting up with iran. we will check in was colonel oliver north, and he will react. speak up much of the media, not all of it, it's very dishonest. >> sean: president trump finds back with biased press. they respond. hannity starts right here, right now. and welcome to "hannity," a fierce illegal battle is brewing over president trump's extreme cutting executive order as liberals on the left continue to be willing to gamble with the lives of you, the american people. that is tonight's opening monologue. legal back and forth is complete and total nonsense, but we shouldn't even be at this point in the first place, and here is why. this is a classic example of activist judges ruling based on their own personal opinions and not on what the law actually says. a judicial activism. if you look at the u.s. code,

the pretense that his executive action, let me put up on the screen. it reads... now daniel horwitz, our friend over a conservative review wrote an article entitled, rogue judges undermining our sovereignty and here is how congress can stop them. in it, he argues that the judiciary branch of our government, especially on the lower levels, has been utterly polluted by progressive judges who decided rulings that arede based on personal or political opinions, not on the law, not oi standing, not on the

constitution. so in other words, a lawsuit can be broughtht before a liberal judge, they can go judge shopping, or liberal leaning court, it can have a national impact like what we are now seeing playing out. according to him, congress should work to take back their power from these activist courts in order to protect you, the american people, our sovereignty, and the rule of law. for example, the u.s. ninth circuit court of appeals with its legal battle is now playing out is known by all to be the most liberal federal appeals court in the country. if you look at the seattle-based federal judge, james robart who put up temporary halt on the president's extreme vetting executive order on friday. he has a history of questionable rulings. according to "the seattle times" to a hearing last year on police reform, judgen robart declared "black lives matter." of course always matter, and there is the out of control liberal hypocrisy that is on full display here. for example, he is crying foul

over the executive order, but with the senator is not telling you that back in 2015, he actually said a pause on admitting refugees into the country was necessary. there are the two most recent democratic presidents. they argued in favor of tougher immigration laws. it was take a look at bill clinton. this is back in 1995 during his state of the union address. take a look. >> all americans, not only in the states most heavily affected and everyplace in this country are rightly disturbed by the large numbers of illegal aliens entering our country. the jobs they home might otherwise be held by citizens or illegal immigrants. the public service they use imposed burdens on our taxpayers. that is why our administration has moved aggressively to secure our borders more by hiring a record number of new border guards, by deporting twice as many criminal aliens as ever before, by cracking down on illegal hiring, by buying welfare benefits to illegal aliens. we are a nation of immigrants,

but we are also a nation ofig laws. it is wrong and ultimately self-defeating for a nation of im permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws we have seen in recent years, and we must do more to stop it. >> sean: nation of immigrants, nation of laws, it self-defeating. it doesn't that sound a lot like president trump now? it does. of course back when president clinton said it, it was collective outrage from the left, never happen. if that is not left for liberals, there's also president obama. this is him back in 2014 saying this. let's look at more hypocrisy. >> today, our immigration systm is broken. and everybody knows it, even as we are a nation of immigrants, we are also a nation of laws. undocumented workers broke our immigration laws, and i believe that they must be held accountable. if you are a criminal, you will be deported. if you plan to enter the u.s. illegally, your chances of getting caught and sent back just went up.

the actions i am taking are not only lawful, they are the kind of actions taken by every single republican president and every single democratic president for the past half-century. to those members of congress who questions my authority to make our immigration system work better, or question the wisdom of me acting one compass has failed, i have one answer, pass a bill. >> sean: there you have it. the only reason liberals are resisting president trump's action onn extreme vetting is they are trying to score cheap political points. it doesn't matter that president obama and congress came up -- they came up with a list of the seven countries that president trump referred to in his executive order. liberals, they don't seem to mind one bit, and according to "the new york post," visa holders fromm the seven countris that have ties to tear and extremism are now rushing into the country while they can thinks of the courts. president trump's policy is very

straightforward and instead of twisting misrepresenting donald trump's intentions, the left should listen very closely to what the president said earlier today. listen closely, especially if you are a liberal. >> we need strong programs, so that people that love us and want to love our country and will end up loving our country are allowedd in. not people that want to destroy us and destroy our country. >> sean: my message to the left and i is very clear. if you want to keep playing games, you go right ahead. know this. if one american loses their life, is killed as a result of letting in dangerous costs, unvented people into this country, you are to blame, and you will have blood on your hands and you can explain that to the american people why you put politics ahead of theiril safety. earlier today, i spoke to the special counsel to the president kellyanne conway, and here iss

what she said. killian, good to see you. >> hi. >> sean: you look at the history of all this, it seems to be all politics, great hypocrisy on this place. what if somebody that has not that it is killed in the meantime? what does that mean? are they willing to give in with american lives. >> he has a right, he has a responsibilityas and the duty to attacked americans, and that is what he is trying to do here. what you read, the past comments from liberals like president obama and president bill clinton are very closely aligned with that president trump is trying to do now, as our commander-in-chief and president. we find that the particular order coming out of the seattle judge is overly broad. it's a nationwide injunction. he referenced religion when it fact it has nothing to do with the executive order. it's not in there. the fact is that we don't even know if the states that sue would have standing, the

vigils have standing and age of show harm and damages. >> sean: at the other things that totals dishonesty here, i'm going to put up on the screen, 43 countries. majority muslim countries representing 90% of the world's muslims are not included in the band, including indonesia, 258 million muslims, egypt 95 million, bangladesh hundred 56 million, pakistan 201 million. for the news media keep saying that it is something it is not. that has got to be frustrating when they say it is a litmus test, a religious test, or a muslim ban. what is your reaction to the false reporting? >> at the reaction is that president obama himself said that the same seven countries needed special screening. if they weren't just picked of a hat. they were actually designated by president obama and congress as they needed special screening. they have a tradition and history of training, harboring,

and exporting terrace. we've seen that. there's an article that is not getting much play today that i really want to call to everyone's attention. it's in the associate oppressed by eric tucker. he basically fact-check the judge in seattle, judge robards and said that the judge was incorrect when he said that no one has been arrested for extremism under this kind of -- just be when i pointed that out to my radio show. >> i appreciate that. the judge from the bench had askedyb the attorney to back attorney how many people have axley been arrested under this e of order and i said i don't kno. everybody can look at eric tucker associate oppressed. i don't hear the media covering this. this should be the biggest story of the day. he was wrong, but he did it from the bench. all of us are wrong once in a while, and we apologize and immediate left effect, but this is a judge who then said that issued a nationwide injunction from the bench in seattle in the ninth circuit and was just wrong from the bench

and what he said about what this type of extreme vetting would provide or could have prevented had it been emplaced earlier. >> sean: kelly end, there are many countries that if you haves really countries that do not let you in their country, just because you have an israeli passport, i want to put up the screen and show you something. if democracy matters, strategic plan for action. this was discovered by the beacon that involves david brock. inside this memo it has plans for defeating trump eight for impeachment, this information, the midterm elections, and more importantly filing lawsuits agat the trump administration. that is prettyit much telling me that they are going to judge shop for the next four years to defeat the administration on every agenda item. how do you combat that? >> you combat a bite to them with the president is already

doingha by showing progress and solutions and forward moving action. they will get it. they will see what is against him and he was making a positive difference in their life. i'm just the first two weeks on the job, this man has boosted wages, created jobs, opened up the pipeline at dakota's, taken as of tpp, make sure that factories do not go s to mexico and labor going to china, he of course has met with manufacturing ceos. he has reduced corrosive regulations that are hurting small businesses. presidents are judged by their complement over time, and the real impact they have on people. sean, i can't tell you for all the negativity out there towards a president, towards all of us here at the white house, how many more people across this country right s, texas, emails, stop us where we are to say thank you. think you were trying to make a difference, thank you for making a difference.

as a professional left want to continue with this permanent campaign and never actually accept the results that this is everyone's president and he has tried to do it for everyone, then they will have to -- people can judge for themselves. i think the left is not off to a really good start. they sound like a bunch of crybabies. what about all these democratic senators who voted to confirm neil gorsuch to a federal appeals court already ten years ago? what changed now except for politics? the american people could see the hypocrisies there. they can see what these protesters are really saying, what they are really about, and they can adjust themselves. >> sean: kellyanne, great to see you. i know you're busy every day. coming up "hannity" special investigation. we sent our cameras down to read along with the border patrol this weekend. look at what they found, among many think i'm a 400 pounds of drugs. that is coming up next. you also get reaction from geraldo. also tonight.

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last june that killed 49 people. the court of vintage tax in paris that killed 129 people, as well as less high-profile attacks, in which nobody was killed. a television giant settling with the state of new jersey over allegations it spied on its customers, visio and its subsidiaries will pay $2.5 million. the company allegedly installed data collection technology on its smart tvs then sold information about people's viewing habits to marketing companies and data pokers. now, back to "hannity." >> mexico with the united states has out negotiated us and beat us to a pulp through our past leaders. they've made us look foolish. we have the trade deficit of $60 billion with mexico. on top of that, the border is soft and weak, drugs are pouring in, and i am not going to let that happen good >> sean: that

was president trump vowing to stop the cartel drugs country f, the question is, just how bad is a situation down in the southern border? last week, we sent one of our producers to arizona just check it out for you. what they found out, once again, is shocking. watch this. >> we have a type of fencing here that allows us to see through the fence and address any threats that might be approaching the fence. this is where the pedestrian fencing ends. we are about 5 miles west. the terrain in this location is, as you can see, very rugged. this here is what we refer to as a vehicle barrier. this used to be unknown drive-through location where we have vehicles driving through, and right here is evidence that there is a lot of traffic through here.

this is a known drug smuggling routes. various evidence that drug meals come through this area because you can see that there is these bundle straps, these bundle straps here are used to tie the bundles together and then they put them up like that and make it into small backpacks. for somebody to walk all the way this way, they are probably already have walked a date in mexico before they crossed into the united states because there's really no pat out here. right now, we are about a mile southwest of arizona. we picked up a group of suspected drug meals in the area. one agent intercepted a group and had contraband with him. agents were responding, one of the agents came across what seems to be up and of marijuana. doesn't look like it's part of the group we are working, but sometimes we get close to the area and drug meals abandon

their load. then they run back to mexico to avoid apprehension. these barrels wait around 50 pounds. about 20 kilos a pack. what are we going to do right now as we will try to get close to the other agents. we don't know if they are outstanding individuals. wets don't have faced them to ld and help them out that. by the time thehe agent showed p because they were up in the mountains, the smugglers drop their contraband. a good thing we had air assets nearby where they were able to respond and assist in the search of the bundles. what we're going to do right now is break them down individually, then we are going to tag them and weigh each one of them. >> 22.90. >> agents are weighing and

breaking down the bundles individually. they are attacking them. it was going to happen from here, it's going to get it eventually turned over to the drug enforcement agency who ultimately takes custody of the contraband. the agents use all resources available to look for the individuals, but it's more than likely they have made their way back into mexico once they knew we were moving into their location. as you can tell, they have the high ground we are driving in, so they saw us moving into their location. we interdicted a total of 18 bundles of contraband. a total weight of over 400 pounds of marijuana at least 400 pounds it will not make int. the streets today. >> sean: 400 pounds cotton that 4 grade alone. joining us out with that reaction, geraldo rivera. i've been up and down 12 times, horseback, vehicles, horseback? vehicle i was there when gangs were arrested. have it on video and at the drug

warehouse, floor-to-ceiling, the biggest warehouse you've ever seen. isn't this issued, also not about the drugs in the cartels and the gangs, what if they were terrorists? what if they were bringing in nuclear material? >> that is an excellent question. i just want to complement the producer. dan cohen, congratulations to him. it's one thing to talk about drugs being struck smuggled, it's another to see the graphic evidence right before you. in terms of the wall, i think that's where the conversation has to go. i think the wall will stop casual drug deals. it will stop the pot smugglers. the question is whether it will stop the el chapo's. there are 75 tunnels that have been identified over the 2,000-mile border. >> sean: i was in one. >> i was in el chapo's most famousus one. i think the pros will fly over it. they will toner under it. they will drive around it. i think it will stop the small

timers, and of course now, as the united states legal as a spot and we produce much of our own now, i think that demand will drop as well. >> sean: are you worried more about that here went? at the kid that tried vicodin, percocet, oxycontin, and then look to >> sean: to mexico go back to what you said earlier. as far as i know, it has not vef our southern border by any terrorists, not yet. thankte god. all i know is what the record said. >> sean: we have 1,000 ongoing investigations. radical islamic's in all 50 states. that just effect, where they came from, we don't know? >> there was a fact? fence in most areas where your talked about. we are his heart, twice as well. >> sean: across most of the border and other techniques. >> if you're willing to spend, if the taxpayers are willing to

spend $25 billion, i think that we have to see now in the most interesting thing is within the republican party, are saying infrastructure priorities go,o, this is not the top of our list. we have to really make sure there's a spending offset if the budget doesn't go to hell. >> tucker: that goes to all spending. i know that's a priority, but national security has to be the number one priority. up next, here on "hannity." >> the men and women of the united statesth military, they e the greatest fighters and the greatest force of justice on the face ofce the earth. >> sean: president trump visited u.s. central command earlier today. we'll get reaction from oliver north. is there aan ratcheting up of fe tensions with iran? president trump also calling out fake news again. also, super bowl li did not disappoint. we will get reaction to the big game from my buddy, stephen a smith of espn straight ahead.

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president trump promised that radical islamic terrorism will be defeated. here and i with reaction, the host of waris stories, oliver north. colonel, layout history here. there is a new sheriff in town. i don't think the media is seeing what is going on. general flynn puts a? iran on notice. president trump tweets i am not obama. he is way too kind. sanctions are put in place, and in the u.s. pole is the position off the post of yemen which will have pretty quick. very different from obama $1.7 billion playing ransom, allowing them to spend centrifuges 25 days notice for inspection. not anyplace anytime. if i am the iranians right now, i think he is preparing to go after my nuclear sites. in my reading this right? or am i wrong? >> he is certainly taking

nothing off the table. the fact is to answer that with a list of things that are happening out in the part of the world, the george herbert walker bush cvn 67, its carrier strike loop is now in the mediterranean headed east. that ought to get them something to really think about. the sanctions that he has started last friday target 25 i rgc members, that's islamic roach in court. their businesses, there are individuals bank accounts, and it's aimed at the suppliers who are aiding and abetting iran's missile program. you don't need a ballistic program unless you got a nuclear weapons program. these aree individuals who are procuring the technology and materials to support the missile program, and it includes those, "acting on the half of and providing support to the i rgc, which is of course their special operations unit that are rampant in iraq" some in syria.

these unilateral courses sanctions, like those, are generally ineffective because few if any of those entities are doing any business in the u.s. here's the good news. good news. you can fix that with a very simple amendment. in seven days, all businesses and banks doing any business whatsoever with the aforementioned iranian entities and or similar entities in the democratic people's republic of korea will be barred from doing any business from in the unisys. >> sean: at the iranians precipitated this by buying the missile test they had. if they've been rattling on top of that. we note donald trump doesn't want a m protracted war, doesn't believe in a groundwork. we now have ourselves a very complicated situation. iranian mullahs, the number one state sponsor of terror if they get nuclear weapons they send it

will use them. do you see a potential alliance with the united states, great britain, saudi arabia, the egyptians, jordanians, and israelis to take out the nuclear sites that very cleverly are spread all throughout b6? many of them underground meeting buster brown's to get there do you think of that operation needs to be done, whether or not they are planning and are not? should we take the action? >> i don't think we're going to have to. if you look at what happened right after that deal was done, when carrie and elsa. king solomon in saudi arabia invited his guest for a quick conference. he also invited the two mirrors in abu dhabi and dubai. they all came except abdul because he was targeted for assassination that they. he sent his chief of staff.

what was that meeting about? i will tell you what is about. solomon wants those weapons he bought for the pakistanis available to him. i think the most likely outcome of this is an incredible proliferation of weapons around the nest of the world. that started with obama was doing. number two, the kind of things that might well lead to the cooperation that is now extant between the israelis and the saudi's, and the adversaries of the shiite radicals in tehran. >> sean: it will be interesting to watch us play out. i don't think people are playing close enough attention. good see you colonel. cap next come out right here, tonight onon "hannity." >> much of the media, not all of it, it's very, very dishonest. honestly, it's fake news. it's fake. >> sean: the president is really gets fake news. he's been doing it out for weeks. today, he was doing it again on twitter. we will tell you what he said. we'll get reaction. super bowl li, what an incredible finish.

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the consistently biased coverage for the mainstream media is of reason why, according to a poll. 57% of voters say most members of the news media are not hones honest. that number rises to 86% among republicans. i've been saying journalism is dead for years, and the biased press continues to prove it. they have learned nothing from the election. here with reaction radio host, larry elder, fox news contribute mercedes schlapp. the mlk bus to that removed or when 90% of muslims were not included in the immigration band. that's not a muslim ban. especially the 40 muslim majority countries or the threat that donald trump had a call with president nieto of mexico and was threatening to invade mexico. or any of these other examples. there are so many now. it's on a daily basis. what does this mean for the long term for those news

organizations? >> it's about time republicans started pushing back. you got a public editor who used to be at "the new york times" named arthur brisbane, who admitted that "the new york times" had the world view of a cultural and politicales progressivism. you got deborah howell, who used to be the person for "the washington post." she admitted in the 2008 contest between romney and obama smack obama that her more flattering front page stories of obama, moe pictures of obama, more flattering pictures of obama than john mccain, and of course wikileaks had exposed not only that "the washington post" such as aching as cycle colluding with the media with the democrats left-wing and advancing their political agenda. this is a complete rejection of their role as guardians over government. so it's about time that somebody puts back, and i am so pleased that donald trump is doing that very thing. >> sean: i have a list here,

mercedes, of indonesia, majority muslim country. they weren't banned. bangladesh 156 million, egypt 94.6 million, pakistan 200.9 million, and a list of 40 countries, 40 countries that are not part of the ban, but the mainstream media said this was either a religious litmus test like chuck todd said, or the keepsake muslim ban. it's just an out right lie for them to say it. >> you read the executiveit's aa temporary halt on individuals coming in from these countries. why is a very simple answer. i think it's a fact that these journalists for a very long time, these liberals, so-called journalists, has made it very much their goal to basically be as critical of possible of

donald trump. they simply cannot accept the fact that this man some of the underdog won the selection last year, and now they are having to reportn on him. really what they are trying to do is undermining him. if you go to the editorial pages of "the washington post" or "the new york times," it is anti-trump rhetoric constantly. i understand that the newspaper would say the editorial page is not linked to the rest of the newspaper, but when you actually look at the news reporting, whether it was on the martin luther king bust, whether it was on the president trump threats from mexico. they are just ridiculous allegations. >> sean: or neil gorsuch. neil gorsuch founded the fascism forever club. that didn't happen either, which was reported. love youed both, thank you. coming up, last night super bowl. ending was one for the history books. when we get back, a personal friend, espn stephen a smith, it's in the house, and he is never shy. that is straightahead.

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>> sean: welcome back to "hannity." last night, millions and millions of people turned in to watch super bowl li. they witnessed history as quarterback tom brady let the new england patriots on the win against the falcons after being

down 18 points after halftime. here with reaction is the cohost of "first take" on his pen. a personal friend, stephen a smith. >> listen, i appreciate it to tell you the truth, i wanted you on the show because he wanted to get people the impression you actually know sports. we both know better. >> sean: i like him people more than you. he spent years beating up on my buddy. >> do you mean my friend? my friend, tim tebow? [laughter] >> sean: he forgives you from all the cap stuff you say about him. he is a great guy, he is a great, he just couldn't throw. let's go to football, tom brady, i picked him by three. the reason, the difference between those two good teams the falcons have a great team, i am very impressed with matt ryan. what a season he has had. they did well, the difference is brady, bella check, and craft.

>> he picked brady a four-time champion in the game. he really stepped on a limb there. i picked the patriots to win because of tom brady. he put on a show last night. i've always been a joe montana guide. that guy was number one on my list. a change last night. brady gave me the one thing i thought he was lacking his career was that montana moment when he drove in san francisco down the field, connected with john taylor. what i saw last night from brady eclipsed all of that. it was sensational. >> sean: no words to really describe it. it wasn't surprising. he's done it so often. >> i've been covering sports for 24 years, and i'm telling you right now, i have never seen a performance on an nfl field like last night. >> sean: kind of reminds me of the election this year when donald trump one. he calls me off here when i'm doing my radio show. he's like you are wrong. you text me, you are wrong. >> you are usually wrong, but somebody has to bero here for a peer you say to me all the b time, you take a lot of from people for being my friend. why is that?

>> it's fox news, it's you, you are a seller in terms of it. i am not -- she's my friend. i don't believe that till i hear that. at the same time, i hate to say this on national television, even though i think you are wrong about 75% of the time, you are right sometimes. you are also a very nice guy. guy.re not a bad he will now you are softening me up. >> you are just wrong sometimes, to be herewhat i try for you to help you out for them best of my abilities. >> sean: you said your buddy trump has no chance to win. i still have the text. >> that was after the tapes came out. i never said that before hand. >> sean: if you told me you betterer jump ship now. >> what i was saying was excuse me, particularly when it comes to presidential elections, we see the kind of rhetoric, we see the kind of behavior, and then we say --dash.

>> sean: it when they attacked you. >> we get unfairly attacked all the time when you're doing stuff. yes, sean hannity, you had my back, but at the same time as much as i appreciate it -- i was up on a plate as long as i was employed. it didn't bother me. >> sean: i tell you what i left about yesterday's game and what i love about champions. there is an art history. look at matt ryan's pass to julio jones. wow that was amazing. but the past and the catch was spectacular. then you look at brady and this run through the fourth quarter into overtime. there is an artistry here. every pass you are threading the needleti in football, and you le to see the guys that worked so hard to do so well. >> let me highlight why a picked

brady. i sit at the end of the day, if you are going to beat him, you got to blow him out if your atlanta.a. they are starting four rookies i on defense. you got eight dudes on the defensive side of the ball that are 24, 25 years of age. the point is your experience in the game of a this magnitude is the biggest stage of sports in this nation. you got to go up against and to be tight. you got to come down the line and go get to do this 39 years of age, a four time champion who's been in six super bowls at the time. he's not worried about it. you have to be worried, and of those guys -- >> sean: i like the edelman klatch. >> it was very like when they beat. >> sean: they beat new england in the super bowl twice. >> why are you just raving about boston? >> sean: tom brady, all you

media people on the sports side, sports media are the worst. they want to brutalize every player. you have a bad day. >> after the election, you got the audacity to talk about sports media. is that what you just said? >> sean: we won! we won! >> talking about the sports may not you're talking about political folks. you said the media is dead, they died a long t time ago. now you're talking about sports. >> sean: if you lose, they beat the out of you. >> because you lost! >> sean: trump won! >> i did not vote for trump, no i did not, but i will say this. even though i did not vote for him, not only is he are present, respect the man hold him cocountable, no question about that. also, be clear, the trump that i saw before the election was nothing like the trump that i saw during the election. >> sean: i personally told you he existed. >> you did. i will give you credit for that. by the way, i know it's

important to you to get credit because lord knows you are usually wrong. it's a good moment for you. >> sean: i was right about obama, i was right about tivo, and i'm right about brady, and i write about trump. >> while we are still in the here you have the audacity listed up there and challenge me to debate on first take one day. i want you to know that i would advise that against you to be a bents me for two hours. you don't want any part ofi' th. >> sean: i am so interested. i will even take you in a mma match if you want. >> i will lose to you. >> sean: i've been training five years. >> i mess with you. >> sean: my buddy, thank you. love you. up next, we need your help for the question of the day. straight ahead. yep. h&r block and ibm watson together. creating a future of more money going back into the pockets of more families.

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>> martha: breaking tonight, that trip administration taking a spike to the court and we are expecting a ruling on this, either allowing the president's immigration to go forward or perhaps triggering a historic showdown. it could end up in the u.s. supreme court. i am martha maccallum edit this 18 of the first 100, and it's another busy one. just within the last hour, the justice department challenging a federal judge who had put a hold on the president planted temporary ban on travel. judge will talk with us on whether it will hold up in court, and we will be joined by special assistant to the