the ruling was 5 to 4, with the chief justice john roberts and justice amy coney barrett joining theiral colleagues in the majority. i want to go straight to cnn's joan biskupic, who spent the morning at the court. tell us what happened. >> sure. what a set of tableaus. you know, there they were, you know, being thanked for their ruling, the chief being thanked for his ruling earlier for donald trump, and then to see them all on the bench today after a fairly dramatic order that actually, dana is not doing all that much what the court did in its five four order today is say that, you know, the administration cannot keep these funds frozen, but it offered a caveat, saying that they still need to hear from the district court judge in terms of how this is going to be paid out. so in terms of the real world consequences, we still don't know when the money will flow and how these groups that are trying to do so much, uh, assistance overseas are going to be able to, uh, to be able to continue that mission. but for these nine justices, what this order revealed is how even a modest compromise

howard: well, john roberts sometimes votes with the liberals as he did in a decision this week.d agriculture or secretary brooke rollins has a suggestion. >> well, i have chickens in my backyard. people are sort of looking around thinking, well, maybe i could get a chicken in my backward yard, and it's awesome. howard: rich lowry, is she unaware that many americans live in apartments and they don't have a backyard? >> this is a totally unfair hit on her. so she goes on "fox & friends" weekend, describes this billion dollar plan to deal with the price of eggs which mostly has to do with dealing with the iowan flu, and rachel campos-duffy, right when they're about to end the segment, says, well, i raise chickens, and then she says raising chickens is a great thing. it is kind of funny, it's viral, but it is not what she's proposing as the solution to the piece of eggs. howard: richard a fowler, if you want to raise chicken, be my guest, but two of my colleagues say the smell is really bad. >> it's sort of hard to raise chickens. but i think this is the large err problem with the t

and trump said to john roberts, thank you again. i won't forget it. i guess not just actresses are rewarded for playing prostitutes these days, huh? and then at the speech, there was a lot of rowdy shit that went on democratic congressman al green. not not. not not the tired of being alone guy a different. different al-jolani 77. he uses a cane and he was shaking his cane. at the president, which i thought was an apt metaphor. a cane shaking for this democratic party. lame. that's okay. all right. please, i don't need your pity. i'd appreciate it. i just don't i don't huot, but, you know, it's interesting the democrats are fighting back, in a way. you know how republicans are always threatening a government shutdown. well, now the democrats are going to do that. yeah, they said they're tiring of all this firing and all this furloughing and all this closing of government departments. and they say, if you don't stop shutting down the government, we're going to shut down the government. that's where america is. and then the white house, amid all of this,

i'm john roberts in washington. the theme of tonight, renewing the american dream here the white house telling fox news it will feature accomplishments so far, securing the border, plans for world peace, and the eco economy. >> sandra: that is a focus for a lot of americans right now, moving forward with those tariffs. markets seem to be reacting, well off their lows of the day, and those countries are responding with tariffs of their own. wall street is reacting to it as you can see. sort of a wait-and-see to see where all of this goes next. >> john: this administration is saying it is all part of a larger economic plan. steve moore, robert will standing by to dig into all of this, but first, to peter doocy, live at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, hive of activity today. what do you think, peter, we should be on the lookout for tonight? >> going over the final drafts of tonight's address in the west wing, they've got the tv is on. they know that at the moment the markets are not in love with these brand-new tariffs on ke

john roberts and amy coney barrett joined with the three liberal justices in the decision.w. he joins me now. mark, a little bit. i mean, there should be nine zero, but but what what what was this decision today? and what do you see as its significance? >> well. >> you know, the. decision is, of course, the bare minimum of what this supreme court could have done to push back against trump and musk's illegal impoundment of funds. and as you said, it should have been nine zero. also, the majority did not actually explain its reasoning. the court did not step in and say impoundment is illegal. the foreign aid freeze is illegal. all it did was back up the district court judge who said the administration has to pay out this $2 billion for services already rendered. obviously that is a really good sign. it's certainly encouraging that roberts and barrett joined with the three liberals here. but it's hard to read too. too much into this. i think that we should give the chief and barrett credit for showing some spine here, but this doesn't mean that they've like joined the resistan

both barrett and chief justice john roberts sided with the liberal justices in that case, but trump's seemed to single out barrett for just looking at the president the wrong way. at the tuesday at tuesday's joint session of congress. joining us now is neal katyal. he's the former acting solicitor general and an msnbc legal analyst. neal, there's such a priceless moment on so many levels, but you have folks targeting justice barrett in a way that i think is interesting. why not the chief justice as well? i mean, they're labeling her a die hard hire. that's how bad it is. right? so they now she is a die hire and the chief justice. no, not too much said, what's going on here? >> yeah. no, i think you're exactly right, michael. i mean, there you know, there are two different republican appointed justices, the chief justice and amy coney barrett, who ruled against trump in the foreign aid case. one is called a die hire and evil and a closet democrat. the other isn't. you know, i call this thinly veiled misogyny, but there's nothing really veiled about it. i think that the project overall

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john roberts usually is an article 2 guy. so we will see how that all plays out.tonight. and ahead democrats just embarrassed themselves if it's possible even further refusing to support women at trump's speech. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> democrats didn't stand to keep men out of women's sports. they couldn't even clap for a girl who got her head smashed in by a man on a volleyball court. they couldn't clap for two mothers whose daughters were killed by illegal aliens. >> laura: for all their talk about girl power. remember grrrl. hate women. showing up in coordinated pink outfits that didn't tell us anything. they are all about symbolism, not solutions. that's why you won't hear any of them speaking out about this next story. the university of california davis is replacing its men's and women's locker rooms at rec centers with this get this universal all sex locker rooms. joining me now is dana loesch. nationally syndicated radio host. dana, so, women are obviously going to suffer as a result of this the school says it will offer more privacy for everyone what is private about tha

. >> i'm john roberts. the story with martha starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> martha: thank you.d afternoon everybody i martha maccallum and here is a story right now waiting for live remarks from the southern border from vice president j.d. vance. speaking at a roundtable at the moment and we will hear more from him and we will take you there live with the secretary of defense, pete hegseth and the director of national intelligence josie gabbard and on this front the markets have bounced back a little after a few rough days. the dow is in positive territory right now. the white house has -- as was suggested by the commerce secretary, they are starting to make a few adjustments to these tariffs. one of which is a one-month exemption for the big three automakers on mexico and canada to give them a bit of a pause and make a adjustments. but a very divided supreme court forcing donald trump to unfreeze $2 billion in foreign aid including usaid money that has such a big story. this is a decision that is being ripped today. we will show you what he has to say about this and why he thi

interesting to note john roberts on that. this was last night as president was leaving the chamber -- president trump was leaving the chamber. he shook the hand of john roberts. as npr reported, he said and give again, thank you again. one forget. those were his words -- thank you again, thank you again. won't forget. those were his words to john roberts before 11:00 last night. this decision coming this morning about 10 hours later is when it broke. that was last night. speaking of news from last night and scott mcfarlane of nbc news, here is his alert. he's a court watcher of the federal courts. there's an appearance today for the abigail terrace suspect --abbeygate terror suspect. the fbi affidavit here alleges he as part of his service to isis-k conducted surveillance of he could prepare the suicide bomber and then transported him to the target area at abby gate. the justice department filed their motion days ago to keep the case sealed, arguing premature disclosure of the charges against the defendant would jeopardize an

. >> john: up next, what is president trump after in his address to congress tonight? our robertta will be here to answer that and dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. >> john: in hours, president trump will give his first joint session address to congress of his second term. cbs chief washington analyst and national correspondent robet costa has spent most of the day at the white house and joins us for tonight's interview. bob, good to be with you. what's the president after tonight? what is the point of this speech? >> reporter: john, good to be with you. for president trump, this is a visit to capitol hill and to congress that is totally politically sp

ultimately the supreme court for john roberts to jump in alone is a big deal.it is will stand by and let you know he makes a decision. thank you so much for letting us your expertise. okay this make a novel case lands at the supreme court. mexico is suing several us-based gun manufacturers think they are to blame for rolling violence south of the border paid the company say they produce a lawful product they are not responsible for mexico's crime crisis. smith & wesson, beretta, occult, block, all among the defendants in a 10 billion-dollar lawsuit filed by mexico. alleging these u.s. companies and knowingly allowed guns to end up in the hands of dangerous cartel members in mexico who then use them to terrorize and kill. larry keenan senior vice president and general counsel for the national shooting sports foundation. >> you know what mexico says sad there were notifications there were they have some form of notice. >> generalized is not proximate cause. there's no legal duty. baseball bat manufacturers know some of their products will be misused, misused in a

john roberts. get my justice department to enforce your order. let me see you get my marshals to enforce your order. this president whether witnessingly -- wittingly or unwittingly has put himself in a position that the justice department has pledged to him. generals in the military you don't get these positions unless you pledge to him. we ought to be ashamed to allow such a thing to happen. yes. generals in the military, justice department, the courts, many of them, are bending knees, again you flects. somehow you believe you are showing respect, i suppose, or just currying favor. be that as it may, justice department, generals in the military, many of the courts giving a genuflects, he is setting himself up such that he is in a position such at the end of his fourth year he will attempt to do what he tried to do and failed at the end of his last term. he tried his best he tried his best to prevent the transition of power. he did all that he could. he encouraged persons to come over to the capitol. people came. and they literally broke into the

and we should all stand behind the john robert lewis voting rights advancement act to make sure thatt passes the house, passes of the senate can get signed into law so we can keep our great american democracy going into the future. thank you. >> thank you mr. liddy. we bring to the mic that another amazing brooklynite, the chair of the congressional black caucus yvette clarke. >> thank you very much, congresswoman soldier i am congresswoman yvette clarke, chair of the congressional black caucus and and i probably rt new york's ninth congressional district which is in central and southwest brooklyn. i want thank my esteemed colleague representative terri sewell, leadership has been tremendous and unrelenting. it reintroducing the john r. lewis voting rights advancement act in 119th congress. as well as all of my colleagues assembled here, the leadership of the democratic caucus and the leadership of our affinity caucuses. voting rights is and is always been the cbc north star. the late congressman john lewis said the vote is precious. it is almost sacred. it is the most powerful, nonv

john roberts in washington.nd new york all testifying about their administrations approaches in a marathon hearing that started four hours ago and shows no signs of winding down yet, with the situation at the border itself improving immensely, republicans in the house oversight committee now want to know why sanctuary cities are still interfering with the white house's immigration crackdown. >> sandra: fox team coverage, brooke taylor at the border have the visit for vice president vance but let's start with nate foy live in new york city with a look at some of the dangerous criminals the policy to protect it. what is the latest from the hearing? >> hey, sandra, you just saw some contentious moments which i guess is expected. congressman nancy mace of south carolina just said that all of these sanctuary city mayors have blood on their hands. and that happened after a heated exchange between congressman jim jordan and denver's mayor mike johnston after an illegal migrant was accused of assaulting i.c.e. agents la

uh, david kelly, in an interesting moment there with john roberts that president trump had. what did you make of. >> i don't know what to make of it. i would love to know what he was thanking him for. like for the inauguration. >> obviously immunity. >> like we don't know about being there tonight. >> or being there. >> tonight and showing the courtesy to the president that the democrats got. >> that's not. >> what you. >> just said. we don't know. you don't know either. >> what, like alito and thomas didn't show up. okay. this is not. but something they go sometimes. >> they leaves it open for interpretation. >> there's no need to get a dinner reservation in washington last night at any restaurant you want. >> scott jennings, what do you make of this conservative court doing this? >> okay, i generally like six of these people. i do not like this ruling. i, i respect the supreme court's decision. i do not care for this. i do not like the idea that an individual district court judge can compel the executive branch to spend $2 billion. i don't like the concept of that. i think

. >> here is the chief justice of the united states, john roberts, and other justices.usually not all nine attend. we'll see who chose to come. uh, this time. and there we see the chief justice, john roberts, and brett kavanaugh, who owes his job on the supreme court to donald trump. i'm guessing all three that donald trump appointed will be there. there is elena kagan, uh, amy coney barrett. uh, former justice kennedy. uh, is there you know, the point was made by, uh, kamala harris and by joe biden before her that the next president may get as many as as two new supreme court justices. but it's something we shouldn't lose sight of. he he could dramatically reshape the court even more than he already has. >> yeah. and and he has done so incredibly dramatically. i mean, i think this is why this last election was seen as so pivotal, especially on the democratic side, because it was their opportunity to potentially get ahead of that. and they haven't. and it's very likely that there will be, uh, other vacancies on this court as some of the older justices, uh, are out, fran

fareed zakaria: --of how the party of ronald reagan-- john roberts: so help me god. donald trump: so help me god. fareed zakaria: --became the party of donald trump. donald trump: from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. america first. fareed zakaria: before trump-- pat buchanan: looking out here, you can't tell a republican from a democrat or an independent out here. fareed zakaria: --there was pitchfork pat buchanan. a former staffer with president nixon turned conservative cable star. reporter: crossfire. on the right, pat buchanan. fareed zakaria: buchanan long had the pulse of the gop's base. ronald reagan: we've been together eight years now, and soon it'll be time for me to go. fareed zakaria: and with reagan's departure and communism's defeat-- ronald reagan: mr gorbachev, tear down this wall. barbara a. perry: i'm ready to roll. good to see you again. fareed zakaria: --buchanan sensed an opportunity to revive the right's isolationist tradition. his rival for the soul of the gop was reagan's successor, george herbert walker bush. man: congr

chief justice john roberts said i don't know why we are there.going about a decade ago. those who go are mindful of the protocol not to react to anything. we remember the 2010 10 state of the union when justice alito responded to obama's criticism of a court decision by saying, not true. anchor: so good to have you here. thank you so much. ♪ anchor: we will get some political perspective on the speech to congress and on what comes next. for that we are joined by a former u.s. senate candidate in washington state and the columnist for the new york times. thank you for being here. let's start with your reactions to the remarks last night. is he riding high? he has pushed through a staggering number of executive actions just 44 days into his second term. >> i saw bold leadership and strength. peace through strength on the world stage from president trump. very different from 2017. this is a different trump in the sense that he knows how to get things done now. he has been delivering for the american people. promises made, promises taft. he really pa

separation of powers undermining electric, executive branch from president trump and what are john roberts and associate roberts barrett up to? i'll see you tomorrow night on life, liberty and levin. ♪ >> hope you're having a great saturday night. welcome back to my view. when it comes to president trump, it's simple. promises made, promises kept. immigration to the economy to the world stage, the trump administration is moving to make much-needed changes for our country. orders are closed, public safety is a irony, transparency is in and government waste is out. both sides of the aisle getting high marks for progress seen so far. this week we heard more of what's to come during the next four years of the trump presidency. >> this will be our greatest era with god's help over the next four years, we are going to leave this nation even higher and we are going to forge the prettiest most advanced dynamic and most dominant realization ever to exist in the face of this earth. we are going to create the highest quality of life and build the safest and wealthiest and healthiest and most vital co

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john roberts and the court stepped in and said not so fast judge olley.ing to take a look at this. who's appointed by biden. the blocks access to treasury department payment systems. we have judge boardman appointed by blight biden blocked access to personal records. doesn't the price of a right turn is working for the government or if they're actually working for the government? judge amy berman jackson is a huge radical in washington appointed by obama. she's forced the reinstatement of the so-called watchdog fired by trumper to see how they are micromanaging? the executive branch is tied up managed a massive bureaucracy that ithat's not even constitutt by the way none of these judges are too. they're created by the judiciary act. they are createdy congress. so, the one person. by the congress, donald trump and the presidency we are told has no say. has no power nations go bankrupt the debt is going to the ceiling. the currencies going down, he just needs a watch greatly to the honor elected judges, the elected bureaucrats leave it to congress choosing

i am john roberts in washington.dra, you got a head start but the news continues. >> good to be with you. i'm sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." protesters showing disregard for the schools administration. they are hanging it on the doors of the entrance. >> over the fear of disrespect -- anti-semitism displayed on their campus. >> protesters yesterday were handing out stickers with faces of jan -- and they handed out a pamphlet created by the hamas media outlet called "our narrative." this is blatantly pro terror. >> she is live at barnard college here in new york city. alexis, what are you seeing right now? >> we are expecting more protests today. not just at barnard college. you can see some of these barriers set up. the nypd is also here on high alert. steps at columbia university. they share steps on the ivy league campus on the city's upper west side. you can check this off on your screen. we just came in with the ceo on campus. he came out here because he says columbia is ground zero and they

>> i'm john roberts in washington, acting director of usaid on capitol hill today it, letting senators -- waste, fraud, abuse so severe that it may even be criminal. according to the agencies ch chief -- worse than they initially feared. >> a fox news team coverage alex hogan live in israel on a new approach the white house has taken there, but first, the senior national correspondent -- live at the state department for us. what is this peak under the usaid's hood uncovering? >> the details are still outstanding. we are planning on asking about that in a couple minutes when the state department briefing begins. peter morocco is a top usaid official who has been on capitol hill briefing members of congress about this over the past couple of days. sources in the room say morocco told them he uncovered waste, fraud, abuse that was more severe than initially thought that potentially rises to the level of a crime. specifics beyond that are unclear about the allegations, timing of any criminal referral to the department of justice, or rather usaid staff or grant recipients are suspected of w

i'm john roberts and joint sandra smith and me at the top of the hour ""america reports"."e. >> kayleigh: new fbi director kash patel shaking things up at the bureau. reportedly announced several new initiatives during a video call and potential partnership between the bureau and the usc. this is to beef up agents martial arts and self-defense skills. we know president trump is a fan of ufc and attended ufc event in new york days after november election victory. ufc president dana white is a close friend. emily, i love the novel idea out of the gate. >> emily: i love this, too and it reminds me pete carroll took over the leadership that home at the seattle seahawks. introduced macros eating and a new paradigm shift sort of the extract of the team out from the prior mentality of what a franchise should look like like the oakland raiders eating steak before the game. which i can say that because they are my team. i love this because not only out-of-the-box but the whole point it is optimizing the human performance of the field agents. part of the rot and corruption we have se

i'm john roberts and washington. sandra, good to be with you. speak to you as well. a jam-packed two hours coming up here it's been one major announcement coming from president trump in just the next few minutes. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." a taiwanese company is expected to invest $100 billion in chip manufacturing plants right here in the united states of america over the next four years. all of us on the heels of trump's contentious meeting with president zelenskyy. they failed to sign a deal that would give access to valuable ukrainian resources. >> john: after their heated meeting, is that still possible? live from the white house. has zelenskyy changed his mind on this deal? >> may be. we will see what actually ends up happening. they have tried to sign it a few times and it has gone off the rails. european leaders told zelenskyy they have his back, but they need the u.s. to have theirs. that prompted zelenskyy to say he is in fact ready to sign the minerals deal, even though the show down in the oval office through all t

and, by the way, the first amendment -- john roberts just came down and said you better watch it, folkso made one of those decisions to issue a tro just got slapped down. so let's not make this greater than it is. the bottom line is the democrats are going nowhere, and i love it. they should keep it up, all right? their message is a message of hate. everything is about hate, and pritzker shouldn't be talking about food prices. he should be talking about food in his own situation. when he says the prices at the grocery store are going up because democracy is being taken away, who is he kidding? they couldn't talk about inflation -- take a look at him -- for four years. and now he wants to talk about democracy and taking it away? james cameron is living in new zealand. stay there. he's been there for 20 years. he made his money off americans. if he is so worried about america, why didn't he move here? >> jesse: it's a process complaint. it's about the press pool, this judge, congress. do voters really care that much about process? >> dana: no, they don't, and that's another reason why the

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i'm john roberts from washington. >> sandra: just like me in the elevator, running up here to make thew on time. i'm sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." the renewal of the american dream. here we are -- and now we are hearing about some of the everyday americans that we can expect to see tonight. we will see peyton, the teenager who says she suffered a traumatic brain injury playing volleyball against a transgender athlete. stephanie diller, nypd officer killed on duty. the american teacher freed in a russian prisoners while. >> john: the family of the man who was killed in pennsylvania. horrifically killed by illegal migrants. president trump has vowed to say it like it is. republican missouri senator eric schmidt will join us to preview the big speech as well as the latest with ukraine. >> sa >> sandra: meanwhile, we are going to get the jacqui heinrich. she's on the north lawn for us to set up this big speech tonight. this comes at a pivotal moment for this administration, with the ukrainian peace talks hanging in the balance, so what are we hearing about the white

it was a 5 to 4 ruling, with chief justice john roberts and justice amy coney barrett joining the liberalinority. they refused to block the lower court's order, instead asking the judge to clarify his order. the money at issue is from the state department and usaid, and is intended to pay contractors for work that's already been done. president trump issued what he called a last warning to hamas to release all remaining hostages being held in gaza. as the ceasefire with israel remains uncertain tonight. the president posted on truth social release all of the hostages now, not later, and immediately return all of the dead bodies of the people you murdered or it is over for you. the white house says it's engaged in talks with hamas, in a reversal of the long held u.s. policy of not engaging with the militant group directly. israel says it believes about 24 living hostages, including one u.s. citizen, and the bodies of at least 35 other hostages, are still in gaza. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy sent a letter to the white house expressing regret about friday's oval office meeting wi

i'm john roberts in washington. the u.s. economy added 151,000 jobs in trump's full month in office. slightly short of projections. the unemployment rate rose to 4.1%. >> sandra: larry is yelling at me saying i shouldn't be tired. he's been on the road. wall street is reacting to the jobs report. larry will have more in just a moment. its finding its footing. >> john: we're in positive territory. >> sandra: this is following jay powell's comments. the markets are listening. >> john: it preseeds larry kudlow's comments. he's standing by. let's go to ed lawrence with the latest. what impact has it made to the work force? don't forget, larry will be critiquing every word you say. >> the jobs report is compactly what the federal reserve wanted to see. the unemployment remains in the neutral range. 151,000 jobs created. that was in the range that they were looking for. this means basically the hint is no rate cuts. status quo. one glaring part of this jobs report is that government sector jobs did not leave the hiring. government

and what are john roberts and associate justice barrett up tol with their pathetic decision the other. si see you tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello everyone i'm molly line along with joe conger, taylor and steve hilton. welcome to the big weekend show the big story tonight, house republicans are in a bit of a hurry to pass a spending bill backed by president trump and or thedeadline to avoid a govert shutdown is at midnight friday about five days might not be enough time to get behind it. there are vowing to block it. the president, president trump telling fox this morning he does not understand why. kush always like to understand where opponent is whether it's in business or anything else. is there something i don't understand am not going to touch social security, medicare, medicaid. now were going to get front out there for their companies coming into the united states they have been announcing on a daily basis they're going to build their plants they are going to create tremendous numbers of jobs. and so many other things. we're going to have growth like you've never seen before. qui

. >> the chief justice, john roberts, was the tiebreaker. >> exactly. here. yeah. he just said, look, we're going to send this down. we're not going to keep this frozen. we're going to send this down to the district court, and they can handle it. but i think everyone expects that one of these big doge related cases is likely going to come back before the supreme court in the coming months. >> excellent explanation, paula reid, thank you very, very much. >> and there's interesting on the heels because we saw president trump briefly talking to chief justice roberts last night. >> he said thank you to him. he said thank you. i'll never forget it. >> we don't know what he was talking about, but it's just such a fascinating. yeah, absolutely. all right. thank you so much. i want to continue this discussion with cnn's senior legal analyst, elie honig. so how are you viewing this, elie? >> well, pam, i think this is a substantial setback for the trump administration. now, the winning side here, the challengers, they had argued in the lower courts that essentially the pres

i'm john roberts. the story with the martha continues on. >> martha: thank you. indeed get afternoon to you on martha maccallum and we are live in washington, d.c., with the capital over my shoulder here hours from now president trump will make his first address of this term to congress this evening with full coverage of course of all of that for you and no shortage to cover this evening. where does that stand now? a mineral deal potentially still in the works? we will talk about that and we expect the president will touch on it a bit tonight as well. and canada's trudeau blustering back at tariffs of 25%. democrats reportedly planning this evening to make a show of a few things. walkouts, noisemakers, wearing all kinds of potential blowback as the president gets up there to make his speech tonight so we will cover that live as well. dozens of democrats have posted videos of themselves and basically they are saying exactly the same thing if you line all of these up trying a new expletive line of attack. >> [bleep] that a true. >> prices are up not down. >> prices

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all of that coming your way a jam-packed two hours, i'm john roberts enjoying sandra metheny at the top them. >> emily: what counts as team? a new survey reveals surprising differences in how americans define infidelity. to the results could make or break a relationship. 60% of respondents say talking to an x counts as being unfaithful. that tops the list. half of americans say they would confront their partner about keeping photos with a ex on phone or social media. flirting with others and hiding passwords and watching adult videos listed as potential deal breakers. >> sandra: and blessing. >> is as bringing me back to original days? >> bill: that is good. >> sandra: a lot of things listed as cheating. it depends on how conservative you are in your relationship. probably should not be talking to exes as well. some people are friends with their past. i'm going to leave this conversation. [laughter] >> kayleigh: the line was perceived by the betrayal. as hiding a password that the number shocked me how many respondents said gas, these things were deal breakers. >> kayleigh: all of that

in a win for the trump administration, alex, chief justice john roberts has allowed the u.s.ntinue its pause on nearly 2 million in foreign aid a payments. is this a sign that the supreme court might be favoring the president when it comes to these other lower court orders regarding these cuts? >> yeah. i think that was a huge win for the trump administration because if the supreme court is siding with them in looking at some of these courts -- some of these cuts especially in the case of foreign aid a, that's huge for them to have chief justice roberts on their side and some other justices. whereas in the lower courts, as you mentioned, you know, it's not as powerful, and they can definitely, you know, look to the supreme court now if they need an ally on some of this government spending. and we see also the trump administration is working a little harder now to try to figure out how to do these knowing that there's going to be legal roadblocks and issues ahead. you know, we saw that there's going to be another e-mail out to federal workers this weekend saying what have you