cory: yeah. that was one of the seeds of this project was the thought that potentially the u.s. government was giving out contracts to technology companies that had chinese money behind them. because everyone told us that would raise significant concerns. as you can tell from that passage, we didn't necessarily find a smoking gun of that nature but we did find that there were companies that had had u.s. government contracts, even if it was not necessarily at the time that they were receiving money from chinese investors but it does raise the specter that there is some cross pollination here. and from talking to cyber security experts, they say that that is certainly something the chinese government would want to do. they haven't in -- they have an intense interest in knowing what the u.s. government is investing in, what they're interested in contracting out to do. because these early stage companies are going to be the technology that powers the military and the government 10 to 15 years from no

co cory stewart.ank you, virginia. >> reporter: winning the republican nomination for a senator for virginia. trump tweeting his congratulations. >> we might poke the bear. >> reporter: tennessee republican bob corker slamming his own party, the undeniable party of trump. >> we're in a strange place. it's not a good place for any party to end up a cult-like situation as it relates to -- to a president that happens to be of reportedly of the same party. >> reporter: the latest cnnoll shows more than 80% of republican voters support the president. dennis hoff believes he'll ride that trump wave even as one of the country's most unconventional candidates rides to office. >> it's not business as usual. people are sickfeer politicians. >> reporter: so what's expected to happen in november? well, in this particular district hoff is expected to win. republicans are heavily favored there. don? >> kyung, thank you very much. i want to bring in the director for the center of politics at the u virginia and the a

cory: it has tripled almost in the last decade. host: resources are a big part of it, the number of people, looking at different industries and different kinds of transactions that you don't traditionally look at. this is the challenge for congress. how do you strike the balance between fair policing and making sure we are not giving away the store or somebody is not coming in and taking away the store in terms of technologies without stifling the kinds of international trade and investment that helped fuel our economy? it is not an easy balance to strike. far, you scare away foreign investors. get soy, hey, we will scrutinized and we have to file so many pieces of paper. it is not worth it. but there's no doubt there is a lot of american technology that is getting access by foreign companies, particularly chinese companies, that we probably want to take a look at because these are technologies that the melilla -- the military rely on, technologies are companies that americans thatn we don't want a foreign power to have. sometimes

cori coffin live at the cor . tight lipped about theaining circumstancesurrounding the athletic department would not comment and they're planning to organize a press conference in the days to follow. >> this has been a two-week ordeal for the offensive lineman's family who also didn't want to talk tonight. here's what we know. on may 29, mcnair was participating oanizedteamwork-oe iversity. he rushed to our adams callly shock trauma in thbamie.imor does not want to onsclose his medicicdi c cotinditioonn. he received a liver transplant ed has been fighting for his sible the player suffered a heat stroke. wednesday, june 13 the university annoued mcnair's passg his football photo is on t home page of the maryland web sitet'. s hard for the team. we are a closefor one to be gone will be h fard for them. but i think that will be like towards him. >> i feel sad about him he has a bright future and gduating and freer me there's still years for him. i'm sorry to hear that. >> he was a top recruit from owings mills. see o

cory kauffman is live at the university tight with the latest, cory. >> and the terp community iss remaining tight-lipped about mcnair death and circumstances surrounding it and athletic department couldn't talk to us today only saying they plan to have aon preference in the days to follow. >> this is a two week oral or if for the owe fen live lineman's familiar limit on may 29 mcnair was participating organized teamworkur-out accordingst avenue rushed to our he received a liver traps plants and has been fighting for hisnc life evee. it's possible he suffered a heat stroke. his football photo is on maryland page home site. the team was a class fily an for they'll dedicate the spz towards him. >> i feel sad and definitely he has a future, graduate, and still two freerz him. >> mcnair was top refrudz he was described as extremely talented football mrir and humble and genuine human bein bring. our team is hoken with the loss of jo jord apmcnaip mcnair. passion and enthusiasm made m up valued or. >> the war was similar to the way it is today. it was 81 as a high. now off season workouts grew scr

cory stewart sees it differently.e thinks t president's popularity is growing, that that's going to lift his campaign andt will become a competitive race and then the money will startlowing to h campaign. right now, the national senate republicans, no plans to focus on this race. >> people underestimate cory stewart. he is trump support, heoves saying that. he says ed gilleie lost last year because he wasn't sufficiently, conservati trump like. he said people will not vote for you. trump vots are aroup of voters that will vote for you if ey believe you're into trump. no question cory stewart is all into trump. as you know in virginia sometimes it used to be a publican state, then it went purple lately. and then democratic blue. >> i think it is turning blue. few things about cory stewart, he needs to look at the numbers the oth night. winning vote total was lower than it was when he was nipping ed gillespie's heels. while he has support, fewer came out to cast ballots for him. but o thing he can take heart in,e did wi

cory stewart, he's the winner. this is what the republican establishment suspected might happen and feared would happen. cory stewart, one of his big issues is the confederate mon youme monuments. he will go up again tim kaine. the problem for republicans, stewart esn't make beating tim kaine that much tougher, virginia has three house seats reprby republicans that could wave here go, that could go to democrats. having cory stewart with those associations. that baggage and that kind of political headache at the top o the ticket is going to put all three of those republicans in very difficult positions that could drag the entire ticket. republicans nationally, noto much doing the senate race they're doing this morning. that's that magic number of 23 house seats. they've got to keep the democrats from getting that number. and the democrat test in virginia may have gotten after last night. >> we'll see. mark sanford losing, he lost the primary, but did he maintenance his pride? he wasn't surprised, he said months ago,

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cory stewart's heritage by the way is from minnesota. where they didn't have the confederate flag or if they did, as as a thing they'rys were fighting. he's made a habit of palling around with some of the worst people in america. on the day trump was inaugurated he described pul me t knee land as one of his herosen an appeared with the guy who organized the rally in charlottesville that ended up killing a woman. he disavowed them. on the other side is mark sanford who managed to win a house seat five years ago after overcopping scandal involving had is affair with an argentine woman by falsely claiming to have been hiking the appalachian trail. he left as governor. i guess he never resigned. what he could not overcome was his criticism of the president. he lost his primary yesterday to a relative unknown who made sanford's anti-trump comments the centerpiece of her campaig there is now no daylight between trump and the party he leads according to the rnc. >> there was a shi presiden say proly that the republican party is the trump party.

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cory gardner of colorado told cnn that the group he cha no plans to endorse stewart. but it remains to be seen if any of this matter. after all, this is a man, stewart, who called republican gubernatorial nominee a kuk-serveive and that is what was told to the washington post is not acceptable and in political discourse u any circumstances notinhe term is used by white nationalists. those white nationalists used the term -- which combines dock hold with conservativhat suggest those who condemn racism like to watch their white wives cheat on them with black men. that is what the term means. normally republicans in washington, d.c. would distance themselves from the stink of such a candidate. but now stewart has the most powerful republican in the nation rooting for him. president trump. if there is one takeaway today from last night's key republican primary races across the country, it may be tread lightly when it comes to taking on trump. but what might that mean for the midterms? tom foreman has more on the trump effect in full force. >> i'm running for korgs to get

i want you to know senator cory booker is my guest tonight, discussing his view of what should be done in the supreme court fight. >>> also, there's news breaking about the trump, putin summit as well as ties to the mueller probe. all of that in tonight's show. we begin with the tragic story in maryland. a suspect in custody after bursting into this newspaper office, killing at least five people. several others injured. a shotgun used to blast through a glass door. jim cavanaugh, retired atf special agent in charge. we are following this story and our msnbc reporters in the field as well. jim, what do you see as important here? >> i think a couple of things. one from a witness early on said the shooter, killer reloaded, that gave him maybe a chance for people to get away. also had police with quick response, 60 to 90 seconds, and they apprehend the guy alive. he could have charged them even with an empty shotgun but chose not to die. so we don't know the motive. it could be an attack on journalists for their job, the guy chose to live. makes me think the guy has issues. >> you're refer

i also need to tell you we've got senator cory booker here tonight live and in person. very much looking forward to talking with him. senator booker has begun making a forceful case in the u.s. senate that now that supreme court justice anthony kennedy has announced his retirement from the court, according to senator booker, there are real conflict of interest issues that ought to constrain what happens next here in terms of that supreme court vacancy. no president has ever made an appointment to the u.s. supreme court when he and his campaign were the subject of an ongoing serious fbi counterintelligence investigation. if the president himself ends up personally criminally implicated in that ongoing investigation, which is not an insane prospect. the president's campaign manager is about to go on trial next month in federal court in virginia on multiple serious felony charges. if that case or any of the other ongoing elements of this investigation end up personally criminally implicating the president that will instantly call the into question a whole bunch of legal an

. >> cory never failed to find ways to divide people. cozying up to purr have aer of dangerous white supremist areas and views. >> president trumpla congratud stewart via twitte and threwmc a job at in calling him stiff andweaking. >> local politics valerieai irvid she is dropping out of t race and throwing

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bipartisan basis with many senators, , including senator graham, lindsey graham of south carolina, senator cory gardner of colorado, senator michael bennet, bob menendez. we put a lot of hours into it. we wrote a bill to answer the presidents challenge we produced a bill and presented it to him and he rejected it. he was not going to allow us to come to a bipartisan conclusion to solve this problem without enacting other parts of the law which he demanded. we couldn't find bipartisan consensus for the president's proposal. in fact, with presidents proposal was called on before the senate chamber, 39 of the 100 senators voted for it, only 39. it it was a clear illustration of the presidents approached

republican senator cory gardner sits on the foreign relations committee and joins me now. great to see you tell me the newsmaking headline that came out of the hearing you hosted. >> the organization has to be the goal. i think we had a lot of discussion about what that means, it's laid out in section 402 of the north korea sanctions policy enhancement act but bottom line is, we have to wait and see what comes out of the summit to understand whether or not kim jong un is truly committed to that denuclearization. >> harris: i don't need to go backwards in time but sometimes it can help us go forward. what happened on friday with the meetings with the president and north korea that got us to this point where we are picking hotels and doing that sort of thing at the top of the white house? >> i commend the president for the letter he sent to kim jong un canceling the summit because he didn't think kim jong un was serious about denuclearization. they have since gotten back with the north korean envoy, they've had discussions with the military leadership as well as kim jong un

his name is cory stewart. and the president says he is a winner despite the fact that he ha backede white nationalists. now, facts be facts, he won the republican nomination for senate last night in virginia. and he joins primetime in moments. >> p >> i protect mr. trump. that's what it is. >> president trump's personal lawyer back in the news. people close to the president fearing michael cohen may be ready to flip. former trump aide and cohen friend sam nunberg is here and says he knows the real deal. >> and fresh off hiseeti with one of the most brutal dictators on the planet, presid bigg enemy is not north korea, certainly not russia, not even is. can you guess? i'll give you a hint. let's get after it. >>> all right, defending confederate symbols, cottoning none of that kept cory stewart from getting the endorsement of the president of the united states, and more votes than the rest of the gop field in the primary for the virginia u.s. senate seat. no small feat. stewart, who served a the state director o

government looks like with the party of trump and what democrats plan to do about it with senator cory booker. plus as the resistance to donald trump's family separation continues. >> what are you separating families. >> why don't you leave my husband alone. >> is a new democratic protest movement taking up. >> and donald trump's messy breakup with an american icon continues. >> i think the people that ride harleys are not happy with harley davidson. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. today was one of those days that crystallizes what's at stake in american politics right now at this moment. the political cloelgs that controls all three branches of the federal government just took a major step to consolidate power. leveraging an arguably stolen supreme court seat to validate the agenda of a president who we have to remember lost the popular vote whose campaign was backed by a foreign add ser vary possibly with his campaign's help and who in word and deed explicitly uses the power of his office exclusively for the benefit of the minority

>> oh my. >> cory booker, stabbed me. i was like, "cory booker." oh my god, cory!one, was that the hbo one? >> oh, my god, yeah, like 20 years ago. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i love that one, the one with farley. >> that was -- yeah. tre was a a netflix. >> yeah, pre-netflix. >> jimmy: pre-netflix. that was the original netflix. hbo. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> yeah, that's true. >> jimmy: yeah. but farley was in it. >> farley came on in the middle of the show. actually -- >> scary. >> when i did my hbo special a a long time ago, farley -- i would sing a haunted song. >> jimmy: yes. >> and then every night on tour, a different guy would come out and run out and pretend to be the mad man who lives in the house. and so i was doing the show in chicago. farley goes, "hey, can i be the guy?" i said "yeah, yeah. most -- just so you know, a lot of times the guys come out in their underwear." and he goes, "oh. well, my manager told me i shouldn't do that." [ laughter ] and i said, "okay, you don't have to." he goes, "yeah, he said that i've got to change my --", i swear to god,

there are people watching this who are enjoying it and cory lewandowski is one of them.ould it surprise anyone that the campaign manager of the presidential candidate who actually himself on a stage in front of his supporters mocked a disabled reporter and made fun of a reporter's physical disability and surprised he would do this. if you put him on television, there is a likelihood of that happening and the real question is why would anyone put him on television. >> there is -- there is this kind of braggadocios from the white house and this happened when -- when it was a complete cluster and it was -- it was -- a crisis sand protests at every airport and quotes from bannon and -- and they said we wanted this and like making the liberals cry and they like it, do you think that is true? >> well steve bannon said it is true. and i don't know why we would want to doubt that. it seems they get energy from it. it seems the president gets energized by it. the president seems more energized by this now than a couple of days ago. here i am standing in front of the largest facil

as cory mentioned before, the t.d.m. program standards were first adopted by this planning commission on august 4 of 2016, and the planning co stion 169 that references the t.d.m. program standards were made effective by the board of supervisors on march 19 of 2017. the planning code requires the planning department to prepare a t.d.m. report one year after the program became effective to analyze the implementation of the program and to discuss any amendments to the program standards during that time. this report reflects formation march 19, 2017 and march 18 of 2018. this report also roughly aligns with the phase in adopted as a part of the program which gradually increased the t.d.m. requirements until full compliance was required of all projects filed on or after january 1f 2018. this goal of the phase in requirements were to provide about a one year to allhe public development community and the planning department staff to better -- better time to incorporate and prepare for full implementation as a new program. all

thank you, senator cory booker from new jersey for joining us from texas today.ppreciate it very much. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up next, secretary of defense, our nbc news exclusive reporting on how james mattis is being kept out of the loop on foreign policy decisions. and sa, brought to life in one coat. whatever your home may hand you, behr through it, in one coat. behr marquee, #1 rated interior paint. guaranteed in 1,000 plus colors. find it exclusively at the home depot. hnew litter?lled this no. nobody has! it's unscented! (vo) new tidy cats free & clean unscented. powerful odor control with activated charcoal. free of dyes. free of fragrances. tidy cats free & clean. when no scents makes sense. >>> according to new exclusive reporting from nbc's carol lee, president trump has increasingly iced out defense secretary james mattis f critical national security issues, making snap decisions that have left mattis scrambling to keep up. the defense secretary has been out of the loop on decisions, including the creation of a sixth military branch for op

they don't think that cory lewandowski made fun of a 10-year-old girl with down syndrome. >> what isour take, kevin? >> i think that he's remained entrenched with the political apparatus. >> the political climate has certainly sobered us up. >> what a week. >> what a week. we were talking about sarah sanders, but the same thing happened to kirsten nielson and it's going on. kevin, real quick, what is next week like? >> well, on my radar, the king of abdullah, jordan, will be at the white house. this immigration issue is very much on the minds of american in america as well as the world. >> thanks, kevin cirilli. great to have you on this morning. that will do it for me, i'm dara brown. at the top of the hour, "politics nation." and "your business" is up next. dear future us, we have a mission: to help hand everyone a better world. that's why we, at the coca-cola company, make shore breaks with actual coconuts. tea, organically. treats for celebrations. water with added minerals for taste. dear future us, that's why we're striving to do good. and help our communities get the education

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colorado republican cory gardner and massachusetts democrat elizabeth warren. introduced a bill that would allow states to legalize marijuana without federal interference. >> right now in colorado and soon in massachusetts, someone who buys marijuana, someone who sells marijuana is come lying about state law, but they are in violation of federal law and that puts them at risk. >> this is not a legalization bill. it just says if a state decides to legalize, then that would be aloud under federal law. kennedy: absolutely right, cory gardner, the act doesn't legalize pot federally. the president only supports it because cory gardner promised to not hold up his department of justice nominations. does this mean he sees eye to eye with our a.g., jeff sessions? the party panel is back. bre, i will start with you. there are a lot of states look at this revenue base, and they are saying i would love to fund my school. i would love to have free money because my pension obligations have almost bankrupted my state. >> i agree this is a step in the right direction. i lived

cory? tell me that you did not mean to insult kids with down syndrome or families coming across with kids like that. >> chris, of course i never meant to insult anybody with down syndrome. who i was talking to was zach. i understand what the perception is here and what the media wants to talk about. but what zach was attempting to do was to use a child with down syndrome to politicize an issue. what he didn't tell you, what you need to understand was that person, that poor child was not taken from her parent because she came to this country illegally. that poor child was taken from her parent because her mother has been suspected as a material witness in a smuggling ring. i would never degrade a child. i'm a father of four i understand that. we have to get past using children as political tools and come up with real solutions. >> all right but let's get -- i hear what was going on with you and zach. there's bigger realities i need you to address. one involves you. one involves the administr

i think candidates like cory bush can. think when you have electric candidates that don't take corporate lobbyist funds so their communities trust them to advocate directly for their needs, i think this is the future. you have electric candidates like cory bush and others that unify people, excite the electorate, and really what the democratic base is is nonvoters. i knew that going into this. i knew that my base were people who don't usually turn out in primaries. >> and also got donald trump elected. a whole bunch of people. it's an interesting point, but everybody is going to be looking for nonvoters in a way we don't traditionally do in a campaign. you are part of justice democrats. there are some positions like ensuring a livable wage tied to inflation. it's going to find resistance from some people. we talk about minimum wage. we have a lot of people who come out here, particularly republicans who say there's a market that dictates wages and health care. we have argued many, many times that a market oriented health c

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cory lu co cory luwindos skpgi's e-mail, i think as walter observed this is really difficult stickyituation the president has found himself in. >> the new york attorney general sent letters to the irs and the fec. you want to talk moo me about that, walter? >> yes, so the ooeirs has the authority to ban the president or three of his kids rather from having any involvement from nonprofits for ten years. there's significant penalties under both the irs and the fec angles. the irs complaint has two components. it alleges that he just simply used this as a certainly piggy bank for himself, settling claims and buying himself a gigantic portrait to decorate one of his clubs with and also this allegation of coordinating with a presidential campaign. the fec allegation also includes two different components. there's coordinating with a campaign and trying to influence an election. they've got some very good circumstance substantial eviden evidence of both. i think the stronger complaint is the irs one and it fec one that alleges coordinating. it's a higher standard to prove they intended to

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chris, how does somebody like cory lewandowski remain on a super pac for mike pence? >> well, this is a real question about the moral fabric of the trump administration and the republican party and the nation politics more general. i think the cory lewandowski moment is connected to referring to children as an infestation. fundamentally, there is a process of rhetorical and conceptual dehumanization of human beings. the woman outside a church observing mass last night who talk to mariana atencio who was turned back after seeking asylum at the border which is her legal right to do. her message to donald trump was "we are human beings." fundamentally that's what is at issue here in the totality of the political conversation that we are having. i think it is why this particular issue with watching children be ripped away from their parents has this kind of effect. because it is an operational way in which the view of someone like cory lewandowski, wah wah, the view of they're sending rapists, they're coming to infest us, we're seeing the consequences. >> it is not just m

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also what about cory lewandowski, for me as a republican, he said this appalling moment on televisionomp womp with a 10-year-old sown syndrome parent and he mocked that and he invites him to go aboard air force one to las vegas on saturday and he's treated as a hero according to the reporting and coming to the republican dinner and taking selfies and signing autographs. that is terrible. >> i'm not saying cory lewandowski could be persecuted or go out to dinner and people could stay away from the table and stuff but for the president of the united states to reach out to someone who just behaved terribly, in that respect the president matters more than anyone else. >> it is a good way for people to find these thing as pauling to take action and speak out for companies about what they should be doing with regards to someone like cory lewandowski and say, next time you're having a conference, maybe don't book him for a five or six figure speaking gig and if you are, you're not the company we want to pate onnize. if they want to push back against this kind of behavior, rather than telling

when we come back, senator cory booker joins me. he says he's gearing up for a fight when it comes to the president's supreme court pick a and he says the president's nominee shouldn't be considered until the mueller investigation is over. about living joyfully. ♪ hello. the new united explorer card hooks me up. getting more for getting away. rewarded! going new places and tasting new flavors. rewarded! traveling lighter. rewarded! (haha) getting settled. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com and get... rewarded! >> cory booker is with us. at least five dead in the annapolis shooting. terrible day in the news room. we are shocked, but it's not surprising unless we do something about either mental health or guns or something that's going on in society. what are you thoughts? >> well, first of all, i grieve for the families. and, you know, i live in a community that has lots of shootings. this year i've had a young man killed with an assault weapon on the block i live on. and the way this is being foralizforal i -- normalized in

. >> and you also write that the president is taking advice from like cory lewandowski and dave bo bosseng that if you look back at around this time two years ago was when cory lewandowski was fired from the campaign as the first campaign manager and donald trump didn't walely want to fire him. he was pushed -- >> jared made him do it. >> he wasn't the only one. >> ivanka. >> and he has regretted it basically ever since and continued to seek cory lewandowski's council. he talks to him multiple times a week and i don't expect that to change. >> shed light on this explosion from president trump on air force one. the communique was agreed to and there is no disagreement with the communique from the g-7 and the white house agrees with it all. justin trudeau said what i think -- you heard steven hadley say that he went too far but it could have been ignored and yet this explosion, calling him weak and aides saying there is a special place in hell for justin trudeau. tap into the trump psyche. >> a lot of it is what you see is what you get. he felt like he was disrespected an it is not clear t

. >> even president trum weighing in on the race twee tweeting minute ago congratulations cory stewart for great victory for snror virginia. stiff tim kaine who is nak o crime and borders and wants thr raise taxough the roof. don'tnd u estimate cory a majo chance winning. >> other race w locallyre watching in democratic for mayor is in alexandria. big upset here. >> and you can get a full list of primary results on fox5dc.com. d eveloping this morning g d.c. police investigatin deadly officer involved shooting in southeas d.c. where three officers accordin to police came across a dprup of men around:00 last nightet first stre those republican tartd running and police rear per sued and at some point one of the men uld with out a g. officers fired hitting and killing that man and officers recovered the suspect gun at the scene and officers involved are on administrative leave. >> 6:03 now this morning a lot of questions from coerned parents in montgomery countyen after ager was able to walk into a high school withd a lloyed gun. >> how did he get i melanie alnwick live outside ban bridge

. >> senator cory gardner tells cnn his committee does not plan to endorse stewart. in the meantime, mark sanford reflecting on his defeat in the gop primary for his seat. sanford is a notable critic of the president. he hopes his loss will not have a chilling effect on fellow republicans. >> i think it is important that we have vigorous dissent. it is never in my lifetime been so tied to an individual personality and a litmus test of are you compliant or on board with me as a person as opposed to are on you board with the ideals. >> that was earlier. retiring senator bob corker talked about being supportive of a person over policy. >> we are in a strange place. you know, almost becoming a cult-ish thing, isn't it? >> a cultish thing. any doubt where the party stands. the tweet last night. complacency is our enemy. anyone that does not embrace the donald trump agenda of making america great again will be making a mistake. >>> the trump administration gearing up for the next trade battle. planning to hit china with $50 billion in tariffs. officials plan to pursued, bu

pete, to talk about cory booker's point there, and this is something that was echoed by the justice who wrote in a dissent based on the evidence in the case that she says a reasonable observer would conclude the proclamation was motivate i did anti-muslim animus. so the dissenters seem to be reflecting what you're hearing now from, for example, the democrats. but the court overall, justice roberts, kennedy, and others are saying this was based on national security. >> reporter: so what the justice says in her dissent is that the majority completely sets aside the president's charged statements about muslims as irrelevant. that's the view of the dissenters here. now, let me just get a little bit legally nerdy here for a second. >> please do. >> reporter: the courts have long established sort of three levels of review when you look at whether a government action is illegally discriminatory. the toughest one is when you discriminate on the basis of race, it's almost impossible to justify a government action on that basis. here, the lowest level the court says of scrutiny, so-called rationa

some cory booker the news. will be some of the choice of the guys go so it will start with i think it will take people a month but it is building back up and i have noticed around the time sort of a coming back it. well if you remember all of this kick started on march fourth when service and yuliya were found on a park bench they were taken to a hospital it was later announced that they had been poisoned by a nerve agent that was dubbed novacek and immediately all hands pointed to russia the british government a few reports said it's highly likely that moscow was behind this they said that only russia would have the operate of means the motive and the a source of being able to get their hands on novacek so they blamed russia immediately they expelled diplomats it became the biggest diplomatic route between russia and britain certainly in decades while that whole time russia for saying it had nothing to do with the attack that you said they would have any motive for doing something like this and have been denyi

but, manu, very, very, very strong reaction from senator cory booker. you're getting reaction from others up on capitol hill as well. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. we are talking to republicans and democrats about this. they're still absorbing the details about this. a lot of them heading into committee hearings as news was breaking. but you're hearing a breakdown along party lines, republicans in large part so far very supportive of this decision, including senator john cornyn, who just moments ago told me this is not a muslim ban, much different than what cory booker said, this is what senator cornyn said earlier. >> are you concerned about the message this may send to the rest of the world, particularly the muslim world? >> i tell you, this is part of the never trump resistance to mischaracterize this as being a muslim ban. this is not a muslim ban. not anything that president obama didn't do when he was president. so i'm not surprised the supreme court ruled the way they did. >> his rhetoric has been much more strident to muslims, that rhetoric c