Trump Takes on 'So-Called Judge' in Travel Ban Appeal

The transcript discusses the legal challenges against the President's immigration ban, focusing on the Circuit Court's role and the potential Supreme Court involvement. It highlights the White House's aggressive stance and internal GOP unease, particularly regarding President Trump's tweets. The Senate's dynamics, led by Mitch McConnell, show a potential shift in support, especially around issues like the border adjustment tax. Public opinion is divided, with Republicans generally supporting the policy but not the rhetoric, while Democrats strongly oppose it. The process through the courts is ongoing, with significant political implications.

What was the White House's approach towards the judges regarding the immigration executive order?

• They ignored the judges completely.

• They decided to comply with the judges' decisions.

• They planned to negotiate with the judges.

• They intended to challenge the judges aggressively.

How did some Republican Capitol Hill aides feel about President Trump's language on Twitter?

• They were uneasy about it.

• They were indifferent to it.

• They were supportive and encouraged it.

• They were completely opposed to it.

What is Mitch McConnell's role in the Senate regarding the controversies surrounding President Trump?

• He is ignoring the controversies.

• He is openly opposing President Trump.

• He is distancing himself strategically.

• He is fully supporting President Trump.

What is the general public's stance on the Trump immigration ban according to the transcript?

• The majority of the public is indifferent to both the rhetoric and the policy.

• The majority of the public supports the policy but not the rhetoric.

• The majority of the public supports the rhetoric but not the policy.

• The majority of the public opposes both the rhetoric and the policy.

What is the next step for the Trump immigration ban if it is to reach the Supreme Court?

• It must be voted on by the public.

• It must be endorsed by the Senate.

• It must pass through the first circuit round case.

• It must be approved by the President.