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. >> the other thing too is the real revelation is the outrage that they have for trump reaches a zenithople that actually blow up buildings. >> because he beat them to it. >> yeah. coming up a story so hot you would think it was lou dobbs in a speedo. who mends fences better than donald trump? besides phil the fence mender, a really good great on angie's lilililili >> . . >>> somehow throughout the entire campaign donald trump can get away with saying anything. some call them lies. i prefer to think of them as truth additives. but no matter how many he manages to say he has an amazing ability to mend faces afterwards. when he said this, my favorite trumpy truth about lyin' ted's father. >> he was with lee harvey oswald right prior to the thing being shot and nobody even brings its u. they don't even talk about that. that was reported and nobody talks about it. >> zo bad. it is so bad. he said his father may his fathn involved in the shooting of jfk. and he was still elected president. and then met with senator ted cruz for a lovely conversation. which is pretty gutsy for donald trump, g

the president's power is at its zenith at the borders of the country. unfortunately, our history is replete with examples of immigration laws that have singled out particular countries or groups. these are now the producedest moments in our history. it's ironic today being the chinese new year, many of them deal with the exclusion of chinese individuals in our country. those laws were upheld. those actions by presidentses were allowed. even president obama just last year argued to the supreme court that courts should not be second-guessing a president's decision, decisions on immigration and national security. so it will be a tough call to make for a court to reverse a president who is saying for national security reasons, i want to halt any immigration or entry from these countries. now, president obama, sorry, president trump has made this a little more difficult for his lawyers by giving an interview and saying that he wants to give priority or some type of favoritism towards christians who have been discriminated against. that's certainly going to a

blackberry, zenith, rca. >> i've got two words for you, okay? >> shut -- >> it wasn't those two.'m thinking that. >> shaving cream. shaving cream. the other one -- i'm just going to keep that up here. >> kevin -- is kevin o'leary leaving or staying? >> he can stay. >> staying the next block? kevin, thanks for joining us. >> night, kevin. >> see you soon. >> all right. lots more ahead on "halftime report". >> we've already talked about this week's big down downgrades. seven and counting. one big player under attack, just picked up three upgrades today. that's next. >>> before the break, our partners at kensho say the nasdaq is the top index in the week before an inauguration. up 78% of the time since ronald reagan's 1981 inaugural with the average of.8%. in the week after inauguration, the nasdaq returns.99%. and has been up four out of five inaugural years. the dow, .96 and the s&p just better than 1%. but they're up only two-thirds of the time in the week a new president takes his oath. more "halftime" with scott wapner and the team coming up. ra hiboutradi de wwhererradede tplh

the president's authority at the borders is at its zenith. and while one can certainly disagree with this order on its merits and what it means about our values as a country, the precedent has largely supported the president. even jimmy carter used this authority to deport thousands of iranian students during his administration. >> where do you expect this to go? there are many voters that i've talked to who wanted to see something like this. they liked hearing "extreme vetting" from candidate trump, that's why they made him president trump. and yet you see the outcry on some american streets across -- in cities across the country tonight. how do you expect this will play out legally? >> well, the passions are running very, very high. i've never seen the country so torn apart. and it's very troubling. legally, the courts are going to view thisn a more clinical fashion. and certainly not with the same passions. they're going toook l at whether a presidential's view of what the national security demands can be overridden by a single federal jud

when you started talking about the a state strategy, 50 state strategy when republican party at its zeniths on the run. i remember there were senators and congressmen that said, no, we're not going to a 50-state strategy because we don't care what they think about us basically in kansas and you adopted that. well, democrats have to do that. >> yes, they do. >> let's look at the big things that have happened. we've seen protests at airports. we've seen other protests over the last week and a half. yes, that will energize progressives. >> wonderful. >> how does it speak to that county in iowa. >> how do we win? >> that was plus 21 obama and this year went plus 21 trump. >> i'm not blaming obama for this, because every president does this. when you have an elected president, the party becomes the re-elect and everything else withers. you can't do that we need to be in iowa. if you let rush limbaugh give democratic address in iowa, guess who wins iowa. that's what we did. you have to invest in counties with state legislatures. the biggest damages is not house and senate but legislatures. >> fu

and president's power at zenith at the order.ence to the president. he has at advantage putting aside all of these objections, historically, presidents have been allowed to do very similar things. in fact, president obama, just last year, told supreme court, courts should not second-guess presidents on immigration, national security -- >> the president, himself, the white house said had a ban in iraq, whether was that? >> 2011. >> for six months. >> that's right. >> so will the trump administration use that as -- >> they have a lot to use. people, i think, have been underestimating the precedent here that can be mash shrshalle the trump administration. the authority of a president, is to control these borders. and the court will not view this as a muslim ban, at least i don't expect them to. >> again, if you have seven of 50 muslim -- >> that's right. >> i do think, i thought from the beginning, they don't -- they don't have a winning legal case there. what about the nation of origin, though? you can't discriminate against immigr

vikings won the super bowl when i was younger they this show was in the zenith they had a special showdark tap. it was minneapolis. that's my story. little bit later i have the al franken and mary tyler moore story. steve: tell the story now. joel, do i have your permission? brian: al franken at the correspondent's dinner is wearing a wire and. steve: what do you mean wearing a wire. >> taping. going up to wolfowitz. ainsley: you could do it without no one knowing it. brian: before he was senator. walking up baiting people trying to get people to come back at him e went walked up to alan colmes started screaming at him. alan you are letting me down. i said what are you doing? we start about to go at it and all of a sudden mary tyler moore looks over and goes hi, brian. i go wait a second you are mary tyler moore she is like i know. i can't fight al franken before mary tyler moore and it diffused the whole situation. ainsley: have you a story how knew who you were. steve: she said she watched "fox & friends" in the morning. ainsley: she did a lot of diabetes research. i didn't watch the