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reporter: this morning one of the architects of that order, senior advisor steven miller accused the judges of abusing their power. saying the judiciary is not supreme. as for what's next. he says all possible options are still on the table. >> we are seek an emergency stay at the supreme court. continuing the appeal with the panel. having an emergency panel en banc and going the the district level and having a trial on the merits. reporter: president trump could sign an entirely new legislation -- new executive action on travel. >> it's not just my views. i talked to leaders from around the world who tell us it would

be used as a recruitment for terrorist organizations. they would put americans at great risk traveling abroad. it adds to self-radicalization. reporter: for the first time president trump is address the enforcement surge taking place all over the country targeting illegal immigrants. he said on twitter, the crackdown on illegal criminals is merely the keeping of my campaign promise. president trump doing what he said he would do no matter how vocal the opposition. eric: the president is returning to washington, d.c. later today. what's on his schedule the rest of the week? reporter: after meeting with the prime minister of japan at mar-a-lago over the weekend, he will be meeting with more world leaders next week. you have got the prime minister of canada coming tomorrow, justin trudeau.

then the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu. the president will have hosted four major world leaders at the white house and it's only his week in office. they will were fox news alert. the u.s. strategic command says it tracked a ballistic missile fired by north korea. eric: it comes as mr. trump hosted the japanese prime minister for dinner last night. japanese prime minister shinzo abe and the president standing together last night after their dish. the president saying the u.s. stands behind its ally japan 100%. the missile firing just the

latest provocation by north korea. arthel: military expert predict kim jong-un will have the potential capability to launch a war head that will hit us in three years. how can we prevent a nuclear armed north korea? eric: we are joined by john bolton, former ambassador to the united nations. ambassador, sanctions have not deterred kim jong-un. in the 1990s north korea was given oil and food in return for them not testing nuclear missiles. >> i'm not sure there is anything that will contain this regime until it achieves it objective of getting a ballistic

missile that can carry a nuclear warhead worldwide. some estimates by the u.s. military put that capability within with reach for them as early as 2018. still next year. if north korea can do it, iran is a short place away from doing it. these two countries work together very closely on ballistic missiles. and quite likely on nuclear matters as well. this is more than just an east asia threat. there is little doubt in my mind the north koreans timed this missile launch to the dinner between president trump and the japanese prime minister shinzo abe. eric: what do you think the message was to the japanese

prime minister and our president as they sat and enjoyed a quiet saturday evening after playing golf? >> the particular missile, the early estimates are it was a medium-range ballistic missile that can hit south korea and japan where we have deployed american forces, but also potentially guam. as they perfect the guidance system it has a direct impact on their, cbm capabilities as well. just as the north has done before. they are making it clear they can hit vulnerable targets and they are not afraid to show this off as they continue to improve the guidance and range of their missile capabilities. eric: how far advanced to you think they can get? >> i think the estimates by the south korean defense ministry are on target.

they detonated five nuclear devices since the first one in 2006. i think they are on the way to miniaturizing their warhead to fit it under the mose con -- une nose cone of a malice particular missile. we saw a iran test that violated u.n. security council resolutions. the purpose of the test to perfect their ability to deliver nuclear weapons. this threat is rising. with respect to north korea the obama policy was called strategic patience which was a synonym for doing nothing. and we are waying the consequences. eric: certainly a message to north korea and the secretary of defense talking about deploying the system in south korea to

protect seoul * and our troops stationed there. >> i think the north koreans are are -- are he acting something interesting. over the past several years a change in the south's view of the north. they used to think they were essentially immune from this threat of missile launches and nuclear warhead and chemical or biological weapons from north korea. but in recent years they have come to worry about the north korean threat. and that's why they have been sympathetic to the deployment of fadd related to missile defense. south korea is emmeshed in a crisis. the president has been impeached

and almost on be removed from office. i think the visit to japan and south korea by mattis was meant to reassure them. president trump said the same thing last night with prime minister abe. eric: what do you think the chances are they may test that with the missile or there is some other provocation? >> north korea may not use a missile to probe in south korea, but the possibility of an incident along the demilitarized zone or an attack on the warships, all of these things are possible i think for kim jong-un to show he still has momentum and is able to affect developments in the peninsula and around the world. eric: what do we do? can we take out one of their launch pads when we see there is

a point if they are putting a nuclear war head on a missile, can our satellite imagery do that similar to the cuban missile crisis? >> i think we have to look much more close live at the possibility of some kind of military action which for years i think had been ruled out by strong popular opinion in south korea. one thing secretary mattis probably wanted to examine in south korea is what is the feeling there, and how far they would be prepared to go. what we are seeing as well as the end of 25 years now waiting for china to do something about the north korean nuclear program. china says they don't want north korea to have nuclear weapons. and they haven't done anything but give lavish continuers in the clinton years, then in the six-party talks during the bush

administration. i think we need to put more pressure on china. they could do a lot to change the circumstances. but the long-term solution has to be the merger of the two koreas, the end of north korea. eric: the president had the phone conversation friday with the chinese president xi ping. >> maybe them did get something we don't know about, but i would are made them pay a high price for it. the best you can say is no one really understands what the one china phrase means. sow it may not amount to you'll that much. eric: ambassador john bolton who has had direct involvement with the north core rans. they called you -- the north

koreans. they called you a blood sucker and we at fox news don't agree with that. arthel: the u.s. senate expected to cast a vote tomorrow on the president's pick to lead the department of veterans affairs, david shulkin. in 2014 veterans waited for months to get care. resulting in some deaths. shulkin was sent in to reduce wait times. will, i guess the major question is how would shulkin perform as the head of the department? >> he has a lot of work to do when he starts. you mentioned the phoenix va being at the center of the 2014 scandal. that's when dozen of veterans died due in part to a lack of carol at the facility.

administrators were after he keused of cook the books. the va gave it fiend fix facility one out of five stars. and the investigator investigators determined it still struggles with wait time. >> we have made significant progress here at the phoenix va. so i would say we are moving the right direction. you still have a lot of work to do. >> but veterans question if nelson is the right person to turn things around. she ran the solutio -- ran the s >> we are not getting the top of the barrel here.

reporter: we asked senator john mccain about the continued problem. that's why we have to stay on it and have congressional oversight. that's why it's national shame we haven't done a better job. >> senator shulkin said he plans on cutting red tape and increasing trust in the va. >> thank you very much. president trump's pick to lead the treasury department is set to be confirmed tomorrow. mnuchin has faced strong pushback from democrats raising questions about his financial dealings and past lending practices as ceo of one west bank. eric: there is growing controversies swirling around two top white house aides, michael flynn and kellyanne

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it comes on the heels of the bigger storm that left 19 inches of snow in parts of new england. arthel: president trump now saying that he could sign a brand-new executive order on immigration as early as this week it comes just days after the 9th circuit coast appeals refused to reinstate the president's original order. the original directive could void the first one and you void the legal battle. let's bring in byron york now, the chief political correspondent for the washington examiner and fox fuse contributor. the president's policy advisor, steve be admiral, saying the white house is pursuing all option to the impose an immigration travel ban.

let's start with you laying out these options. >> they are not saying what they are going to do. we have the order from that judge in washington state stopping the president's executive order. that has now been appealed to the 9th circuit and they ruled with the judge in washington state. sow the stop stays in effect. so the trump administration could either go to the whole 9th circuit, all the judges on the circuit instead that three-judge panel. or they could go to the supreme court. again lit getting wehat the stop that the judge put on it. or they could go back to that court in state and start to try the case on the merits of the order. not just the temporary stop. or they could as you mentioned before amended the executive order they released, or do a whole new one, replace the with a new executive order. they will were which it seems

like by all accounts the latter option will happen. if the white house ultimately fixes the order. does it fix the effort illegal immigrants here with families. >> no matter what the white house does, they will get sued. so there will be more lawsuits. but the problem with this original executive order is it did not exempt so-called green cardholders. people who have legal permanent residence in the united states. so remember all that confusion on the weekend at the airports. then the white house counsel issued guidance and said wait a minute, this executive order does exempt green cardholders from the provisions of the executive order. in court -- and i read the transcripts, the briefs, the

arguments, basically what the courts have said so far is okay, the order does not exempt green cardholder's. we heard the white house counsel said they would be exempt. but what does that mean? they could change that at any time. the order is still the order. that tiles you the white house will need to change the order in the president's name and issue a new one. arthel: if the president's new order doesn't resemble his original executive order and there are too many concessions, moving forward, does that signal or does it signal anything about the administration's ability to push through the president's to priority? >> i think you have to remember the white house thinks they have a winning case with this executive order. they think the constitution gives the president the authority to do this and they think laws passed by congress give the president the authority to do this. they are confident about that.

this whole green card problem i was talking about, there is a problem or two, maybe some sort of case by case provisions for people who for example in iraq have helped u.s. armed forces in iraq. but after fixing those things that they view as small. they believe they are on strong legal ground. so i would not look for a lot of concessions in a new executive order. i look for it to be much like the one released. they will were if the president wins this, how big of a win is it for hip and his administration. >> given this is the biggest controversy so far in the administration, you saw the president's opponents celebrating a verdict from a three-judge panel in san francisco upholding the stop, i think given the big dial the's become. if the with it house were to ultimately prevail in this, it would be a very big deal.

this is one of the president's big campaign promises. it's something he made good on by issuing an executive order very early in his administration. if he ultimately prevails, they will view it as a big victory. arthel: you can bet the new order will be laid out exactly favorable so the courts can say approved. >> that's right. arthel: take care. thanks. eric: there are rising tensions this past week between the president and several members of congress. and that's occurring on both side of the aisle. coming up, what lawmakers are saying about those disagreements. there are ethics concerns about two top white house officials. did one illegally tip off the russians about the president's plans for sanctions and one for

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to the russian ambassador allegedly if that could never be determined and whether he was sacked in on his own accord and letting it enough that he has political influence or the general was delivering a message or sentiment from president trump at that point. would that make a difference in potential ethics violations? >> well, yes it would be if we don't know what is said to the russian ambassador. the russians have been conducted inside the united states in the 1920 was a substantial increase in 2016 and a successful absurd to influence our election. and it's critically important that we have a government with national security officials who are not being influenced by the russian government. mr. flynn -- general flynn has

got his communications with the russian ambassador and it does not appear he's being honest beard we need to know what is going on here. we cannot have a kgb mole in the white house. i don't know where this relationship is that the russians. speaking engagements over there. this is a very common serious situation for national security. given the amount of espionage in the united states for a very long time conduct did. arthel: apparently house minority leader nancy matt nancy pelosi agrees with you same general plan should be suspended in how this intelligence clearance provoked good i ask you as former ethics counsel for president bush 43, how would you advise president trump on the flynn controversy and what is his urgency you would apply? >> at the very high degree of urgency and he had to be removed. we simply cannot take the risk that someone who is that close

to the russian government is that high up within the national security apparatus of the united states. it's dangerous for the united states and we need to look out after our national interest. once again, the government has been conducting espionage and said the united states, has been meddling in our elections and we need to send a clear message to the russians that they are not going to be running this country. i don't think it's safe to have him in that position in the white house at this time. arthel: we will be watching how the story unfolds. meanwhile, another story that popped up last week. president top adviser kellyanne conway was counseled by the president after telling viewers to go by thursday on the fox news channel. ms. conway apologize to her bath and treated the potus supports her. is going to ask you about those

potential ethics violations, then understanding that you are at the mine that sean spicer's conduct with the media is perhaps a more gross offense. is that what i'm understanding? >> well, yeah. showing merchandise in the white house, to get the violation of the ethics rule. that is not a firing offense and that the notion that kellyanne conway should be fired for that. i didn't ask that. >> there's a lot of talk about that. but that's just ludicrous. it's also hypocritical for the members of congress to be calling her an investigation of her when they are focusing on the real problem there, which was the president of the united states was speeding up by nordstrom to attack norstrom's for not carrying his daughter's closing line and the press secretary the press secretary gems in there, defending the president's position from a beefing up the attacks mean there's been deficient

political. government officials should not be using the power of the white house or any other agency to beat up on a company for decisions it makes in a free market about my merchandise that wants to sell. that is not the role of the government. i think the press secretary was way over the line. that is abuse of power. >> i'm actually out of time. i want to ask him a code ethics violations unraveling presidency? >> a code. if the president doesn't attend to these issues, and the american people will do his patience so a congress that the republicans get set up the phone that could be a very bad situation. arthel: professor, thank you for joining us this sunday. >> thank you. >> meanwhile come in ukraine and new search raising the question, is latin america than trying to

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radicals really be stopped? mr. ambassador, welcome. thank you for coming to fox news. the president has a phone conversation with latimer putin and the next day their 2300 explosions along the border in ukraine and artillery shelling and what is happening on the ground now. >> we are having since the very beginning of the crisis. the small city is being shelled continuously for days with several thousands every day. they are mostly aiming and from residential areas in order to

apply, which our military strength not to do. but this is the escalation and i don't think after the telephone conversation with president >> he believes vladimir putin is trying to test president trump with this. do you think that putin is testing new american administration? >> i agree with that 100%. and i think that it is good that we can, like two days after with the debate in the u.n. security council, which i chaired. an extremely powerful statement by the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley. the russian colleague dies that he is expected. he was surprised by such a strong language. >> penn state men's, what do you

want the u.s. to do? or lethal defensive weapon, cannot help? do you think your forces to deal to repel the russians? >> i think so. i would name three areas in which we need continued support from the united states. they work in the organization bilateral second economic assistance and financial assistance and that is what we see from the united states for years now and we are extremely grateful for that. this is a huge amount of help. in the third, military. as you may know, ukraine announced some time ago that we would be willing to join nato. we need to go through painful and big security military reforms that is not possible without the u.s. assistance.

so if we would have more weapons, more training, more equipment, i think our military will be much more better prepared. >> do think it would approve that or did they cut a deal with latimer putin? are you concerned that the critics during the election and the administration allegedly. are you concerned or did that statement by nikki haley indicate and signal a tough stance by the administration against moscow when it comes to protect even defending your country. >> i trust. i trust in the word and i think even after nikki ely says that a couple of announcements from the white house, and there is a telephone conversation between our president and president trump.

though a piece of meetings in washington in the coming weeks. i believe that the new administration will be continuing to support. >> they watch cable cable television people which are message be to president trump is watching? >> follow the lead of supporting ukraine. ukraine is important. look at the map of the world. look for ukraine is. look what russia is trying to do of crimea. it is a huge military base. they are supplying their troops in syria. what they did in georgia was not answered appropriately into destiny. russia will never stop on ukraine. >> russia will never stop on ukraine. ambassador, thank you so much for your insight and will follow up the story. thank you again. and we will be right back.

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>> imagine you just boarded a flight when your pet has a melt down, use the intercom to go on an epic rant before she's forcefully removed from the flight. that's exactly what happened to the passengers on united flight 455 saturday before tipoff from austin, texas to send a disco. according to passengers on board, the airline pilots in front of a cabin wearing civilian clothing asked for a vote on whether she should change into a uniform. then she got into politics, explaining to passengers she did not vote for hillary clinton or donald trump because they are both liars and insert expletive i cannot say on tv. the airline pilot began ranting about her divorce. things went downhill fast according to passengers who began reading to united airlines to getting a pilot as fast as they could. reported this on 20 passengers did not no-space-on got off the plane. a new pilot was brought on in a two-hour delay later the flight took off.

listen to passengers as they landed. >> she was not in a right state of mind. >> we were a little afraid having someone somewhat on stable flying the plane. >> she mentioned her divorce. >> she started off by saying she had not voted for it either trump or clinton because they are a bunch of liars. yeah, so that is an odd way to start off the welcome to your flight. but yeah, it just really sort of went downhill from there. didn't make a lot of sense to any of us. >> united released a statement of the beholder standard and train employees to the high standards and replace this with anyone to operate the flight. we apologize to our customers for the inconvenience. a bizarre, scary, truthfully sad story and united said they will discuss this incident with the pilot. arthel: it is that on many bubbles. thank you very much. >> we don't think this is what the president had in mind when

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i do? eric: they've been on fire. arthel: melissa mccarthy was back at sean spicer. we are back again at 4:00 eastern as well as 6:00 eastern. eric: will see you in three hours from now. arthel: and then again three hours after that. >> north korea launching its first ballistic missile tests, setting up the first major foreign-policy confrontation for mr. trump's white house. >> the president joined by the japanese prime minister in condemning the task. mr. trump back mr. trump got to stand by and send america's allies in asia. live to the winter white house in south florida for reaction. >> members of congress get of congress getting an earful of congress get in your os and town halls this weekend over their plans to repeal and replace obamacare. health care just one of the many issues are republican controlled congress is about to tackle. we'll take a closer