muslims, exactly one, iran, would on that list of the top ten,in a crucial moment -- justice anthony kennedyuld be the key swing vote -- seemed to express more sympathy for the president's position voice of justice anthony kennedy/supreme court justice: i thought it had to be re-examined every 180 days. neal katyal/argued against travel ban: no, that's not what it says. it says there is a report that has to come in at 180 days and nothing happens at the end of the report.voice of justice anthony kennedy/supreme court justice: that indicates there will be a reassessment.outside the court-- passionate views from demonstrators noah gottschalk, senior policy advisor/ oxfam america: one of the things that's particularly concerning is that at a time when we have more refugees than ever before in the world the trump administration is slamming the door."in washington, i'm camila bernal. (pam) an operations failure. that is what one son is calling delta airlines... after staff tied his disabled mother in to a wheelchair. (grant) two men used candy...trying to lure a young boy into their van.why neigh

. >>> conservative members of the supreme court and swing vote anthony kennedy appeared to be siding with trump on the seven-nation travel ban. the oral arguments were heard on wednesday and it was over the anti-muslim rhetoric heard on the campaign trail. >> let's say in some future time a president gets elected to his anti-semite. what emerges is a proclamation is no one enters from israel. this is an out of box president in my hypothetical. >> we don't have those, your hon honor. >> he feels there are, good, diplomatic reasons. >> 1182 for a period he deems necessary and he can have continuing supervision whether it is still necessary. >> the supreme court allowed the president's travel ban to take effect last december pending this appeal. >>> housing and urban development wants low income housing to pay more rent. ben carson revealed changes to federal housing officials on wednesday. right now, they pay 30% of gross income in rent. that is the guideline. the new plan kicks it up to 35% and triples monthly rent payments and makes it easier for housing authorities to impose work re

liberal say this is a band based on religion, they can't make a decision based on religion and anthony kennedyict which way will go but we may have a better handle on that after we hear the questions justice kennedy puts to the lawyers and their responses. if it is a muslim band based on religion the court will strike it down. if it is a bona fide tool to keep the nation safe the court will uphold it. >> the phrase in the campaign, muslim band, which he may regret. >> restaurant understanding grounds to honor fallen police officer, city officials in michigan sent a letter telling him the flag outside his steakhouse violate zoning ordinances. >> i am going to continue to make sure. jillian: there is go find the page to help pay for the violation fees which raise $2500. >> the former bodyguard of usama bin laden is living the good life thanks to taxpayers in germany. $1300 in welfare every month and police won't sent him back to his homeland over fears that he might be tortured. the man identified as sammy and was investigated for his ties to al qaeda in 2006 but was never criminally charged. >>

it appears all of the more conservative justices and swing vote justice anthony kennedy may be sidingis justice samuel alito over whether a reasonable observer would consider the policy a, quote unquote, muslim ban. >> i think there are 50 predominantly muslim countries in the world, five predominantly muslim countries are on this list. the population of the predominantly muslim countries on this list make up about 8% of the world's muslim population. if you looked at the ten countries with the most muslims, so would a reasonable observer think this was -- >> if it was a muslim ban. >> ariana, also a central question today, whether the president's campaign rhetoric about muslims entering the country could factor in the legality this whole thing. what did the justices say about this today? >> the bite you just played about conservative justice alito, he seemed to show no concern but of course the key vote will be justice anthony kennedy. at times he did seem like he was redity side with the president for o two main reasons. plaul, the travel ban is rebut, broork i will say this, there

during oral arguments on wednesday, justice anthony kennedy, who is often seen as a swing vote, appeared to side with the conservative wing of the court. u.s. solicitor general noel francisco argued the travel restrictions were not a "so-called muslim ban," and that the order fell within the president's executive authority. francisco made the claim even though trump campaigned for president calling for a "total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states." this is justice samuel alito. >> if you look at what was done, it does not look at all like a muslim ban. there are other justifications that jump out as to why these particular countries were put on the list. it seems to me the list creates a strong inference this was not done for that purpose. amy: we'll have more on president trump's travel ban after headlines. meanwhile, the trump administration on wednesday canceled temporary protected status for about 9000 nepali immigrants, who now face the prospect of deportation from the u.s. the move came exactly three years s after a devastating earthquake in nepal killed alm

during oral arguments on wednesday, justice anthony kennedy, who is often seen as a swing vote, appeared to side with the conservative wing of the court. u.s. solicitor general noel francisco argued the travel restrictions were not a "so-called muslim ban," and that the order fell within the president's executive authority. francisco made the claim even though trump campaigned for president calling for a "total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states." this is justice samuel alito. >> if you look at what was done, it does not look at all like a muslim ban. there are other justifications that jump out as to why these particular countries were put on the list. it seems to me the list creates a strong inference this was not done for that purpose. amy: we'll have more on president trump's travel ban after headlines. meanwhile, the trump administration on wednesday canceled temporary protected status for about 9000 nepali immigrants, who now face the prospect of deportation from the u.s. the move came exactly three years after a devastating earthquake in nepal killed almos

. >> host: how do those like anthony kennedy who tends to be the swing vote on a lot of differentg cases how has he responded to previous cases like this before? >> the justices not just the current growth that even the predecessorsen often have been deferential when it comes to national security not always but often. counter examples include the steel seizure case and some of the guantÁnamo cases the past couple of decades and i think when the court chooses not to accept that framing and engaging the difference requested the executive branch is because they feel it the justifications don't hold up. my colleagues and i are urging the court to take a hard look air. >> republican line from minnesota. >> caller: i think trump is doing an excellent job on this immigration. i'm 74-years-old and i've never seen so much different people in this country they come here with an american dream and have folks over their heads and as far as hawaii maybe we should drop them off the map as a state and all the immigrants go there. >> host: that' >> host: but to arthur in louisiana on the democrats whine

. >> how do justices like anthony kennedy who tends to be the swing vote on a lt of these different types of cases, how is he responded to previous cases like this before? >> it is so hard to read tea leaves at the court. the jusz advertises not the current group of nine but even predecessors have often been differential when it comes to national skoort, not always but often. counter examples include the steele seizure case and guantanamo from last couple of decades. and what the court doesn't engage in the deference by the executive branch, they feel the national security doesn't hold up. that's one of the ways my former colleagues and i are urging the court to take a hard look at here. >> republican line, lauren from minnesota. >> caller: yeah, good morning. i think trump is doing an excellent job on immigration. i wish they would allow him to do more. i'm 74 years old. i've never seen so much different people in this country. they want to come here and want to win the american dream and ropes over their head, then go back to do that. we don't do that in america. and if i was hawaii we

. >> how do justices like anthony kennedy, tends to be the swing vote on a lot of these different cases, how has he responded to previous cases like this before? >> it is so hard to read tea leaves. not just the current group of nine but their predecessors often have been differential coming to national security. counter examples the steel seizure cases and guantanamo cases. when the court chooses not to accept that framing from thegage deference requested by the executive branch they feel the national doesn't hold up. >> republican line, lauren from minnesota.here. >> republican line. lauren from minnesota. on immign and i wish they would allow him to do more. . >> good morning. i think trump is doing an excellent job on immigration. i wish they would let him do more. i'm 74 years old. i've never seen so much different people in the country. they come here and want to live the american dream. they have the ropes over their heads. go back to the way we do that. we don't do that in america. and maybe we should drop them off the map as far as hawaii and let that judge have all the immigra

questioning whether the president has the authority to chief justice john roberts and justice anthony kennedyeresting thoughts on that. twohose are typically the -- to win the challengers will have to get one of the two of for them,nfortunately both justices and most questions have the lawyer representing the challengers are the chief justice was very concerned about the idea that something the president said on the campaign might forever limit his ability to do something like launch a military strike or take other action. who is veryedy, often a swing vote, is asking questions and suggesting he read the policy as actually be more flexible than the opponents contended. >> they got support from key justices today. frequently, oral arguments are not actually that important when it comes to the supreme court decision. what will happen in this case and when will we find out what the majority ruling is and what would that mean for the future of the country? >> we will probably find out by the end of june what the decision is you are right that arguments can be misleading. earlier,s i suggested the

supreme court justice anthony kennedy presides over a mock trial of shakespeare's hamlet with defense attorney abby lowell representing the prince of denmark in his insanity plea and for the district of columbia jesse k. lieu serving as a prosecutor. from the shakespeare theater company, this is just over two hours. [ applause ] >> please rise. >>> oh, yea, oh, yea, oh, yea, the eastern high court for the kingdom of denmark, the honorable anthony m. kennedy presiding is now in session. all persons have a business before this court, draw near and bring your attention. please be seated. >> good evening. let the record show that the jurors have been empanelled and are seated. lord hamlet, you are present in the trial would you please stand so the jury can see where you are seated. thank you. you may be seated. let me now ask counsel to introduce themselves to you. counsel for the prosecution? >> good evening. jesse lew crown prosecution service for the kingdom of denmark. >> thank you. >> good evening, jeff bowsberg also for the crown prosecution service. >> counsel for the defense? >> g

i heard was almost entirely negative for those challenging the ban at least from key justices anthony kennedyohn roberts. the challenges need one of those two votes and the vast majority of the questions today suggested they were more inclined to uphold the policy. >> some of them were still saying it was more flexible than opponents had contended. what exactly are they looking at? >> that was a question from justice kennedy. there are two sets of arguments. one is that the president overstepped his authority under the federal immigration laws. technical butly the argument is generally that congress already gives the president a certain amount of thor -- authority and he's grabbing more of it. is theument that is more constitutional argument that says because of the comments donald trump made during the campaign, to call for a ban on muslims at the border, and tweets, he said during his presidency that it is actually a policy driven by muslim animus. both of those argument ran into resistance from kennedy, roberts, and other members of the court. david: you know you cannot really predict resu

muslims should be taken into account when deciding this case.this is justice anthony kennedygfx anthony kennedysuppose you have a local mayor and as a candidate he makes vituperative hateful statements. he gets elected and on day two he takes acts that are consistent with those hateful statements. whatever he said in the campaign is irrelevant?neal katyal represents hawaii and says after taking office president trump has repeated, tweeted and embraced anti muslim sentiments.neal katyal / attorney for hawaiican we have a president that says in the terms he has, things like a complete and total shutdown of muslim immigration should happen.katyal says that question will be settled by the court's decision. in washignton alexandra limon. (vicki) the longtime personal attorney for president donald trump...will use one of his amendment rights in the stormy daniels case. michael cohen...filed court papers today indicating he would plead the fifth against self- incrimination regarding his involvement in a hush money deal involving porn star stormy daniels and the president. cohen asked a judge to delay

opponents to the travel ban would hope justice anthony kennedy might side with them. their questioning signaled support of the president's judgment on national security. >>> the french president urging the united states to rejoin the paris climate agreement he spoke before congress today. he made a case for keeping the iran deal until a suitable replacement is found.>> iran shall never possess any nuclear weapons, but this policy should never lead us to war in the middle east. >> in the past the president has criticized the deal and threatened to scrap it but the french president told reporters this evening he believes the president will exit the iran deal for domestic reasons next month.>>> facebook raking in the money despite the privacy scandal. how are users really feel despite this recent poll. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. the company accused of fraud... in the cleanup of an old san francisco naval base... defended itself today. the federal government pa

when anthony kennedy licenses -- when shania twain a couple of days ago, she gives an interview to theying if she had been american, she is clubbed into a pulp and is made to apologize and back down. that's pathetic. man, i feel like a woman. man, i feel like a celebrity who has the guts to stand up to thi this. >> tucker: i always learn something. enqueue. disaster over at nbc which joey read is getting worse and worse. now the fbi is involved. we'll talk about that coming up next but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly more time without disease progression, and more than half of women saw their tumors shrink vs an ai. diarrhea is common, may be severe, and may cause dehydration or infection. before taking verzenio, tell your

politico said he hopes supreme court justice anthony kennedy retires this year otherwise he says republicansmber. >> i believe that we're gonna have another supreme court justice this year. i think kennedy is going to retire sometime early summer. that being the case, republicans are going to have another opportunity to put a supreme court justice in place, which i hope will get our base motivated because they're not motivated right now. that was a few weeks ago dean heller wishing and hoping that supreme court justice kennedy will resign with perfect timing. that was audio he didn't know was going to be made public. now it happened again. dean heller gave a speech in which he offered a prescription for how someone could beat him. he told the nevada republicans men's club that democrats outnumber republicans in nevada by about 60,000 he said, quote, if we can get that number below 60000. the number of registered democrats below 50,000 i can't lose. then he said this. the audio is choppy but this is him talking about voter registration in nevada. that audio at a private event obtained by the

. >> here's another key question, anthony kennedy saying if i don't like this, isn't it temporary andre-examined every 180 days? >> no, that's not what it says. it says there is a report that comes in at 180 days. >> that indicates there will be a reassessment and the president has continuing discretion. >> it's hard to read, but some would take that kennedy is hooking to find a yes. >> i think people probably recognize it, but need to keep in mind, this is the third iteration of this. in terms of substance and the policies, a very long way of what the muslim ban was. the time just changed out what we saw initially, which was a disaster, to now. that's what is being looked at now. >> a watered down version. >> fascinating case. that's it for us on "inside politics" today. see you back here this time tomorrow. "wolf" starts right now. >>> hello. i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. here in washington. 7:00 p.m. in paris. 9:30 p.m. in tehran, where we're watching from around the world. thank you very much for joining us. up first, they called him the candy man. we're learning new details ab

since 1991 when justice anthony kennedy delivered a rousing talk on president roosevelt's 1937 court packing plan, the three organizations have rotated hosting duties each year. evening's national heritage lecture is of course a celebration of justice thurgood marshall's 50 years after his ascension to the supreme court. the society and all of us here are deeply honored to be joined this evening by his wife, cecelia marshall, his sons thurgood marshall junior and john marshall, his daughter-in-law jean marshall, and his grandson edward patrick marshall. thank you so much for being here and honoring us with your presence. [applause] james: thank all of you for join us in these receptions in the east and west conference room, which are directly to your right as you leave the board room tonight. tonight we will be serving two recipes from justice and mrs. marshall that are featured in the society's most recent two.cation, table for we are serving justice marshall's maryland crab soup and mrs. marshall's mango bread. for nine areles available at the society's gift shop along with many ot

. >> early indications show that the conservative judges and justice anthony kennedy a swing vote side with the white house. >>> today the epa chief will have to answer questions about the ethics and spending scandals that have lawmakers from both parties calling for his removal. scott pruitt is scheduled to testify about the epa budget in two house hearings today. he will likely face questions about the $43,000 purchase of a soundproof booth for his office and his travel spending. pruitt has been under fire for rending a condominium from the wife of an energy lobbyist. >>> it's an unexpected turn in the domestic violence case against san francisco 49er reuben foster. the would who says he punched, dragged and threw her out of his home is recanting. an attorney for his former girlfriend released a statement that reads in part: ter tried to end his relationship with ennis after he learned of the fight... "she was ex upset and told him if he broke up with her, she would 'trash his career foster tried to end his relationship with ennis after he learn of the fight. she was extremely upset

when anthony kennedy licenses gay marriage, he's just saying the pop culture has told him to get on sidect. it's bigger than anything. when shania twain a couple of days ago, gives an interview to "the guardian" is saying that if she'd been an american, she'd have voted for donald trump, he immediately shania is clubbed into a pulp and is made to apologize and back down. you know, that's pathetic for shania. "man, i feel like a woman," man, i feel like a celebrity who has the guts to stand up to this and i'm embarrassed for for my countryy that shania twain from ontario, god bless her, i didn't have the guts to do with kanye did and said, get lost, i think for myself. >> tucker: i still like her. mark steyn, a man who thinks for himself. i always learn something. i'm grateful to you for that. >> even if it's only shania's hometown. there you go. >> tucker: [laughs] good to go. see you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: the disaster over at nbc with joy reid is getting worse and worse and now the fbi isoe involved. we'll invest to get the latest developments coming up on that next. ♪ but ther

the chief justice john roberts and associate justice anthony kennedy both indicated they were skepticalf arguments against the policy, including -- claims president trump was motivated by bias. it will likely issue its ruling in june. a federal judge has handed a trump administration a loss on the so-called dreamers. the judge rolled the government must resume a program that prevents hundreds of thousands of young immigrants from deportation. the government must start taking new applications for the program. international donors pledged an inimated $4.5 billion humanitarian aid for syria and its neighbors who are sheltering its refugees. the number at the conference in brussels fell significantly short of the more than $7 billion socked by the united nations, where the security council met to discuss the humanitarian crisis in syria. the united nations places syria at the top of their agenda and to ensure that life saving assistance is available. but those commitments must turn into concrete action. mark: there are more than 13 syria, in need of aid in including 5.6 million in acute nee

anthony kennedy ruled that god is out-moded and now you cannot -- it's offensive to be served a chickenguy that believes in the sand definition of marriage as barack obama and hillary clinton did ten years ago. so this guy is saying we can't tolerate christian traditionalists serving us their homophobic chicken sandwiches. we already know a christian -- so-called pervasive christian traditionalist can't be hollywood producer, can't be a new yorker columnist, can't be a broadway choreography and now he can't make you a lousy chicken sandwich. so all the christian traditionalists should be out of work and sleeping under the brooklyn bridge. >> tucker: what is so weird, is the halal guy, but if you pressed on their attitudes, their way more medieval than the halal guys. >> the main dispute it is have is the dispute over whether you should throw gays off of tall building or burn them alive. that would be a fascinating thing. you mentioned venezuela. citgo stations are all over new york. the president of the company is hugo chavez's cousin. in venezuela right now, they're eating domestic ani

yemen -- from entering the united states following oral arguments wednesday, in which justice anthony kennedyppeared to side with the conservative side of the court. lower courts have repeatedly ruled against versions of trump's travel ban, saying they were unconstitutional and in violation of federal immigration law. among those who have asked the supreme court to rule the travel ban unconstitutional are the children of japanese americans who were interned during world war two.o. joining us now is one of those children, karen korematsu, daughter of civil rights icon fred korematsu who was jailed for refusing orders to be sent to an internment camp set up for u.s. residents of japanese ancestry. his case went all the way to the supreme court. last year karen korematsu wrote the "washington post" writing -- i believe we will soon see that are found to be unconstitutional . for morere we go to austinin, t, where karen korematsu joins us founder anand executive director , of the fred t. korematsu institute. welcome to democracy now! explain what happened to your father and why you see this so cl

yemen -- from entering the united states following oral arguments wednesday, in which justice anthony kennedyppeared to side with the conservative side of the court. lower courts have repeatedly ruled against versions of trump's travel ban, saying they were unconstitutional and in violation of federal immigration law. among those who have asked the supreme court to rule the travel ban unconstitutional are the children of japanese americans who were interned during world war two. joining us now is one of those children, karen korematsu, daughter of civil rights icon fred korematsu who was jailed for refusing orders to be sent to an internment camp set up for u.s. residents of japanese ancestry. his case went all the way to the supreme court. last year karen korematsu wrote the "washington post" writing -- i believe we will soon see that are found to be unconstitutional . for more we go to austin, texas, where karen korematsu joins us founder and executive director , of the fred t. korematsu institute. welcome to democracy now! explain what happened to your father and why you see this so closel

this is justice anthony kennedy, maybe think a swing vote on the court with the travel ban oral argument. >> suppose you have a local mayor is a candidate. he makes statements. he is elected, alan date two he takes acts consistent with those hateful statements. whatever he said in the campaign is irrelevant? >> laura: played both sides in the questioning. he seemed to indicate he was siding with those would strike down the travel ban. what's your take? >> well, laura, i think they did play both sides, several judges. most of the conservative judges seem to be siding with the administration on this. i think this case is up in the air. i would be foolish to make a prediction here. i think they thought about a very carefully. ultimately i think the trump administration should win this but obviously you know, there are politics and very strong feelings. we heard some rhetoric about flipping the tables and one of the candidate made anti-semitic remarks. i know they are thinking that way. if they look at the four corners of the law, hopefully should be -- >> laura: or the constitution. scott,

anthony kennedy ruled that gauze is -- it's offensive to serve a chicken sandwich made by a guy who believesage as barack obama and hillary clinton did ten years ago. this guy is saying we can't tolerate christian traditionalists serving us their homophobic chicken sandwiches. a so-called christian pervasive traditionalists can be a holy which a producer, he can't be a columnist, he can't be a broadway choreographer, and now he can even make you a lousy homophobic chicken sandwich. although christian traditionalists should be out of work slipping under a bridge. >> tucker: it's so weird. i'm not attacking the guy, but if you press on their attitudes on these same issues, they are way more medieval than the chick-fil-a guys and yet the new yorker loves them. why is that? >> i'm not on board with -- the main dispute i have, his main dispute is whether you should throw gays off buildings or bring them alive. you mentioned venezuela. citgo stations are all over new york and the president and the company is hugo chavez's cousin. and venezuela, they are actually using cannibals. they're not eating

bader ginsberg, appointed by president bill clinton having some of the same concerns as justice anthony kennedyppointed by ronald reagan, this would be a burden on businesses. but also this could affect retroactive sales tax, meaning state could collect retroactively. south dakota says their law does not require to get sales tax collected retroactively. they can't guarranty other states follow that example. justices inside did wonder if congress by not taking this up in 26 years is sending a message? >> if the states think that they can get 100% of what they want from the supreme court, there is no reason for them to come to the table in congress and make a deal. >> i just simply ask this court not leave it up to congress. it is too important. reporter: inside the south dakota attorney general says states are losing $10 billion a year in sales taxes going on. now a decision on this could come in june. trish? trish: thanks very much, edward. we're continuing hear to watch this market which is up 219 points. fueled primarily by some very, very good earnings. will they continue? that's the questio

chief justice john roberts and justice anthony kennedy both signaled support for the policy but had tough questions for both sides. >> you want the president to say i'm convinced that in six months we are going to have a safe world? >> well, no, justice kennedy, that's not our argument. our argument is here the president is identifying something that is a perennial problem, goes back 100 years. >> so far it looks like the mostly conservative supreme court is ready to uphold the travel ban despite lower courts blocking previous versions. a decision on that travel ban is expected in late june. >>> our time is 6:15. a new study finds california has the most aggressive drivers in america. these are live pictures you're looking at. our morning drive here in the bay area. gad buddy views aggressive driving as hard braking, speeding and rapid acceleration. it says california drivers do one of those things every six minutes while driving. that's easily more often than any other state. all of that aggressive driving is costing california drivers money as well. speeding and that fast acceleration b

chief justice john roberts and anthony kennedy both indicated they were skeptical of arguments against including claims that mr. trump was motivated by bias. >> our nation was founded on a different premise on the idea that you will be treated fairly. our immigration laws reflect that most powerfully, in 1965, and saying there shall be no nationality-based discrimination. that is what the president's order does. mark: the court will likely issue its ruling in june. french president emmanuel macron called united states to reject fear and ice , and urged united states not to retreat from its historic and military rule in the world affairs. he told lawmakers we are living in a time of anger and fear because of global threats. he continued that you can play with fears and anchors for a time, but they do not construct anything. the global chemical weapons watch taxes its team of it masters inspected the syrian town again that was alleged to be hit by a chemical attack earlier this month. the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons says the team took samples that will be sent to

muslims should be taken into account when deciding this case.this is justice anthony kennedygfx anthony kennedyyou have a local mayor and as a candidate he makes vituperative hateful statements. he gets elected and on day two he takes acts that are consistent with those hateful statements. whatever he said in the campaign is irrelevant?neal katyal represents hawaii and says after taking office president trump has repeated, tweeted and embraced anti muslim sentiments.neal katyal / attorney for hawaiican we have a president that says in the terms he has, things like a complete and total shutdown of muslim immigration should happen.katyal says that question will be settled by the court's decision. in washignton alexandra limon. (catherine)(catherine) the government must start taking new applications for the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. this - after another federal judge overruled the trump administration plan to end the program. renewals of the two year permits have already resumed...but the new ruling allowsfor new enrollees....and could protect thousands more undocumented immi

supreme court justice anthony kennedy., quote: every will 1-year-old, especially those who have devoted their lives to the service of their country should have the freedom to retire without worrying that the nation's future may hang in the balance. president trump would likely fill the seat with a conservative. kennedy has long played the role of a swing vote on the court. roseanne barr opening up on her phone call from president trump at this year's jerusalem post conference. the actress reveal she personally thanked him for moving the u.s. embassy in israel. >> i said and mr. pump, on behalf of my mother, i want to thank you. he said well, you know, a lot of presidents have promised it but, you know, i wanted to get it done. i think it's the first step to peace in the world. i really do. ainsley: president trump announced late last year that the u.s. would formally recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. the relocated embassy is set to open next month. an american hero gets to visit his late wife thanks to a gracious vo

. >> questions from justice anthony kennedy who's often a swing vote seemed to suggest he would rulen. >>> and a bar accused of throwing out a patron with a make america great again cap. >> an accountant says he was bounced from a bar in manhattan's west village last year. his attorney argued that he had just visited the 9/11 memorial and the bar discriminated against his client's spiritual beliefs. >> but the judge said he failed to state any faith-based reason behind the cap. and the law does not protect against political discrimination. >> there's one less bar kanye west can walk into. >>> even future kings are not immune to stress after a child's birth. >> prince william appears to be nodding off. since his brother and meghan markle don't have a child yet, staying awake seems easier. they're rested, glowing. ah. >> he can hear the cries from the new baby. the contrast is hilarious. that's awesome. >> poor guy. the joys. >>> coming up, kanye west defends his intention to make america great again. >> and his love fest with the president has some rethinking their own political affil

next anthony kennedy is one of the judges in a mock trial regarding hamlet. and then a hearing on the budget for customs and budget enforcement. after that, a discussion about demographics, elections and politics. and at 7:30, a profile interview with deputy white house press secretary raj shah. >>> tonight, american history tv is in primetime. we'll look at programs on u.s. supreme court history, including a discussion on the life and legacy of former justice thurgood marshall. the first ever african-american on serve on the nation's highest court. it begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >>> tonight at 7:00 p.m., james comey will be live on on book tv on c-span2 in primetime with his best selling autobiography a higher loyalty. he will discuss several of the issues he faced as fbi director including the russia investigation, hillary clinton's e-mails and his views on president trump. watch james comey on c-span2 at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >>> tonight on landmark cases, "new york times" v united states, enter known as the pentagon papers case. in 1971, former m

. >>> up next shakespeare's hamlet mock trial justice anthony ke kennedy. this is about two hours and ten minutes. please rise. ♪ oh yeah, oh yeah, the eastern high court for the kingdom of

to the man he clerked for, the swing vote on the high court anthony kennedy gorsuch agreed with kennedythe biggest cases of this term are yet to come in the next three months. religious liberty, the trump travel ban and gerrymandering. you can expect him to side with the conservatives. >> i think the most important rulings we'll see from gorsuch will be on religious liberty. he decided many cases on these in the appellate courts on religious liberty not just for little sisters of the poor but also for prisoners who were religious minorities and how the prison had to treat them. >> that case in particular referred to a native american by the name of andrew yellow bear who was in prison for beating his child to death. a prisoners whose violence kept him in special confinement. he wanted to worship in the sweat lodge. gorsuch in his ruling said the security precautions were irthough he ruled the law says you have to find and accommodation for that religious minority. well, as we wait for the terms rulings keep in mind gorsuch is from colorado on the conservative -- will he lean for liberta

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anthony kennedy, the swing vote on the court.ustice gorsuch having replaced justice skal scalia, who would probably say this is a proper exercise of the president's powers, under the constitution, which falls on more muslims than anybody else. you have liberals who will say the president has been saying for months, even years, he wants to stop muslims, who are you kidding, it's a muslim ban. i'm summarizing the arguments. you have justice andy kennedy in the middle who will probably, which is frequently the case with this justice, make the decision. i can give you a better indication of which way i'l it l go after we hear the argument today. >> maria: a judge is looking for president trump's reasons for ending the daca program. they are 90 days to challenge the ruling before reinstating the program. >> we were talking about this during the break. whatever you think about the exercise of human compassion with respect to people who came here as infants, this judge basically said a discretionary policy-driven program of the obama ad

host: how to justices like anthony kennedy, who tends to be the swing vote, how does he respond to casesthis before? guest: it is so hard to read tea leaves at the court. not just the current group of nine, but their predecessors have often been deferential when it comes to national security. the caseamples include during the korean war and some of the guantanamo cases during the past couple of decades. when the court chooses not to accept that framing from the government and not engage in the difference requested by the executive branch, they feel the national security justifications just don't hold up. that is what a number of my former colleagues and i are urging the court to take a hard look at here. l t: republican line, lorne for minnesota. caller: i think trump is doing an excellent job on immigration and i wish they would allow him to do more. i am 74 years old and i've never seen so much different people in this country. they want to live the american dream and then go back to we don't do that in america. as far as hawaii, we should maybe drop them off the map as far as a state

because the swing voter on the court, justice anthony kennedy, said this is really an old fashioned rulemaybe we should revisit it. i hope i'm wrong. i hope south dakota doesn't get to collect these taxes. one of the beauties of the internet is don't need a government permission slip and the government can't tax you. i think those days are coming to an end. it's a profound case. >> maria: let me ask you about president trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen set to appear in court today, seeking to limit prosecutor's ability to view documents seized in rates last week. he said it's client privilege. >> he says he represents donald trump, that he's a legitimate practitioner of law, and all confidential communications between his client and him, from him to the client, from the client to him are confidential, protected by the attorney/client privilege and the government seized that material. the f has it. they haven't -- the fbi has it. they haven't turned it over to the prosecutors yet. the government says you don't practice law. you're a dirty trickster. therefore, there's no attorney/cli

kennedy: and she was lynned to anthony weiner for a long time. >> you can't shut her up.ldn't still be talking. you can't shut her up. keep talking. hillary, please never ever stop talk. you are gift that keeps giving. i will book you for a fee. kennedy: he donated to i'm with her movement. >> it's absolutely insane. this is how little she imairs the democratic party. she is willing to risk whatever is going to happen in november so she can keep on bleeght about what happened during her loss. kennedy: is it a mental failing that she can't stop talking? >> everything she has said reminds me of chevy chase when he's on "saturday night live." that was me, that was me. maybe she can get national slam spoon's d.c. vacation. kennedy: you are going to wrestle mania. >> i'm going. are we all going? >> pennsylvania 34 in new orleans this sunday. it will be huge. 80,000-90,000 people. kennedy: people will be watching and you are -- >> i'm there are excited about it. i have been with the company for 13-14 years. i don't know how many wrestle manias there will be. there is one sunday

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. >>> up next shakespeare's hamlet mock trial justice anthony ke kennedy. this is about two hours and ten minutes. please rise. ♪ oh yeah, oh yeah, the eastern high court for the kingdom of denmark, kennedy presiding is now in session. all person having business before this court, draw near and bring your attention, please be seated. >> good evening, let the record show that the jurors have been in panel and are seated. lord hamlet, you are present in the trial, will you please stand so the jury can see where you are seated. >> thank you, you may be seated. >> let me now ask the council to introduce themselves to you. council for the prosecution. >> good evening. i am from the kingdom of denmark. >> council for the defense. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, abolowell. >> i am defending prince hamlet. >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury, the kingdom of denmark has filed a criminal charge against prince hamlet. he's accused of murdering polonias, that criminal trial will not take place until it is first established that prince hamlet has sufficient crimi