aboutschos devos then the more they hear about background and the more reggae's see her then president trump hasas broken the promise to drain the swamp. red her failed to record squinting gold finances and complex interest and lack of understanding or experience them were the of pressure increases to provide their allegiance to stand with their constituents. leander's the and why someone to rash i think it is wrong and i know people they're paying attention. and to make one final pointte the senior senator from tent product the idea of fairness when it comes to how we should approach this nomination.s brough saying they should be treated fairly but defining fairness and uninteresting way to say if they didn't scrutinize the nominees or do their due diligence it would be unfair for the democrats to do that formp president trump. i don't agree with that indite define fairness differently. that we work for them emission and do right by cannot the party or nominee i believe the fair thing to do is to scrutinize and ask questions and push and with deeper review from all they're treated to the fairness

i think what's so impressive,at not only the fact that donald trump has indicated hasas now done exactly what he said ho would do, and that is to nominate someone in the likeness of an antonin scalia. when i'm so impressed with in terms of judge gorsuch is not only the fact that he is incredible credentials and temperament, i like one of the things he said in that clip that you did. a judge who likes every outcome or decision he reaches is probably a bad judge. that speaks to the fact that he is very much a contextualist,e and a constitutionalist. his decisions are decided not so much by policy or by what he thinks but by the law, by precedent, by the constitution. you can't always agree with everything you do because it is based upon the law. this is a man who clearly understands the solemnity of the position he is being offered and is nominated for and he writes in the style of justice scalia. he is clearly someone who nominated and received his appointment unanimously before. unanimous credentials by the aba. >> sean: his judicial philosophy, and a "law review" article he wrote judges

trump's controversial travel ban. we have the details when we come right back. back. ♪ >> jesse: in the "impact segment" tonight, we have breaking news. a federal judge in seattle hasasrarily blocked president trump's controversial order barring nationals from seven muslim-majority countries for 90 days. james robart put the travel ban on hold until more proceedings could take place, ruling of the states that sued to block the order were likely to win. by the way, the judge was appointed by president george w. bush. dan springer, fox news correspondent. tell us what's going on here, dan. >> jesse, this is a total victory for those opposing this trump travel ban. this goes into effect immediately and it affects the entire country. so what that means is, somebody over in afghanistan or iraq, if they have a ticket and visa to come to the united states, they can get on that plane and they're not supposed to be stopped by the administration officials or anybody with immigration. so it iswe've had other challenn michigan and boston and virginia, but this is the first one where the ruling applies nationally. the trump administration, the justice department's lawyer argued -

. > new tonight, the senate hasas confirmed two more off president trump's cabinet picks, despite democratic opposition the senate voted 53 to 47 to confirm stieve mu inch onas secretary. meanwhile, the president hasnt h picked the department of the head of veterans affairs sail in a rare vote of bipartisan they nominated david show can.a. it's been almost a month sincece the presidential inauguration, but if you take a look outside the white house you would think the ceremony happened just a few days ago.. structures are still blockingll the north side of thehe president's new home.s ne sarah simmons is live with a look at what's left from the bie day and why it's there. sarah. >>reporter: yeah, tony, you take a look behind me hear you can see, not a lot except forep the media reviewing stand. also on the other side of that is the presidential viewingwing stand. and the chain link fence.ence this surrounds the entire area here blocking it off from peoplp getting too close to the whitecs house. there are a lot of people thatel are asking the question why is it still up and they don'tthey rem

t president trump agreed toent tr attend the nato summit ino summn pavement the move comes inco spite of the president'sresidens criticism of the nato.n in the past the president hasasled nato "objects ailette"ilt and railed against countrieses that owe millions to thelions organization. >> overnight developments in the legal fight ovhter president trump's immigrant and refugeeree travel ban.travel ban. early this morning the states mr of washingtonni and minnesotain filed briefs with the federals f appeals court that's deciding'sd on whether to uphold a ruling rg that stops the ban. layers for the state say ifif the ban goes back into effect et it woman "unleash chaos agai"." dozens of tech companiesh cnies including apple and google also filed papers with theed pap court saying the travel banel more difficult to i recruit ent has until 6 o'clock tonight tooni to file its brief in the appealspea case. on fox news sunday vicesund president mike penceay said thet white house will use all legal e man's at its disposal to getosag the ban reinstated.insta >> we're going to move very quickly into the merits of this argument and as themed as e president said we're going t

trump didn't want someone from the educationeduc establishment. would you be surprised that a republican president would be for charter schools? are youyou really surprised that a republican president hasaspa education secretary who wants to give lowe income children more choices of schools? senate jeff sessions also passed a procedural hurdle setting up a confirmation vote tomorrow evening. texas republican john worn andnj says democrats can stall, but the president will eventually have his cabinet. they know we're going to be successful so stunts likeessf staying up all night andul makig speeches i'm not sure who they're trying to impress. dysfunction fatigue will eventually set in if democrats insist on burning 0 hours for each particularly since the remainini three due to get votes this week are all expected to be confirmed. on capital, mike emanuel, fox news. > some neighbors in arlington have noticed a wild animal moving around their backyard. let's takear a look, this bobcat is the talk of the neighborhood. coming up next at 10 we hearhear property woman who recorded this up close and personal video of the cat.cat. >> it's a bobcat. >> no way.ay. > yep. we'll be right back. afoot

hasas already authorird up to 50500 special operation forces in syria, but the pentagon plan under consideration would allow for a large conventional force. the presesident trump has given defense secretary james mattis until the end of the month to come u up with a plan to fight isis. in yemen, a pair of u.s.-backed saudi-led coalition airstrikes ripped through a funeral reception overnight, killing eight women and a child. witnesses say a second airstrike targeted emergency workers responding to the initial attack. this is survivor hameed aly. >> the people are still looking under the rubble, like you see. each one is looking for their child or s sister. thisis all happened from the bombing. there are nine victims and they're still searching for more. there are dozens of injured in the hospital. amy: the saudi-led coalition battling yemen's houthi rebels has the support of the united states. the united natioions wararns the bombing campaign and naval blblockade has devastad d yeme's ininfrastrucucture and has left2 million people facing the threat of famine. in iraq, a suicide bomber in a pickup truck detonated in baghdad's sadr city wednesday, killing at le

trump agenda, it is simple. it is all in the speech. there are corporatist, globalist media who are adamantly opposed to an economic natioionalist agenda like nanald tru hasas. that is steve bannon, chief strategist, former head of breitbart, who was allowed into the gaggle on friday. >> it is all laid out a the media is the opposition but the media is not the opposition. it is a clear role to play in any democracyby. calling it the opposition, you are inoculating yourself against future criticism, i believe. you will be able to dismiss the press as biased and politically affiliated. this sends a very dangerous message, in journalists have a right to stand up to this and say that we will not accept this and we are not the opposition. we're doing our jobs. these threats, and then in said it is going to get worse in the future, but this issue of excluding some members of the press from what is essentially a small briefing, clearly, you are making choices all the time, and groups like the new york times and cnn and politico are used to be the first was to begin in these briefings. is there the same kind of criticism about the exclusion from the gaggle that you

trump, his daughter, gary kushner. the director of the national economic council and reince priebus, the chief of staff to the president of the united states. done -- hasasn scott pruitt's nomination. nominated to head the environmental protection agency, and we will continue to monitor the vote and the outcome as soon as we have it here on bloomberg television. ♪ ♪ david: we are looking at live images of the boeing facility in charles, south carolina, where the president of the united states is expected to speak later this hour. we heard from kevin mcallister. -- then washington state boeing 787 dreamliner is and factored in washington state and carolina. check of the markets. abigail doolittle has more. abigail: mainly small declines for the major averages. the nasdaq has managed to climb ever so slightly higher. the dow is down 3/10 of 1%. session it is the worst . it does stand out. something that does stand out, this first day in seven trading sessions that none of these major averages are putting in a record high. a bit of a positive the reflation trade. a bit more of a risk day. we do have the vix trading slightly lower. typically you would see it