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Join by Senator Tom Cotton of the great state of Arkansas, chairman of the Senate Intel Committee.

We have a lot to cover.

Senator, we have three new affiliates up in the Hudson Valley that may not know you're a Red Sox fan, so we won't tell them about that.

They're all giants and Yankees and Knicks fans, so they might not like that.

Let me begin with the very serious thing that at this hour, there is a hearing underway in Washington, D.C.

on President Trump's decision to send plane loads of terrorists and cartel leifters to El Salvador,

and I believe Venezuela, despite, I don't know, ambiguous phrasing from the bench.

And I think it's a non-justiciable political question.

What do you think?

Well, he was going to be on with you.

I mean, maybe it's on.

I saw, though, that the Department of Justice over Pan Bondi's signature filed an hour or two ago a motion to vacate the hearing because there's no ground for a hearing.

This judge, I would say a rogue judge on Saturday, tried to intervene with an overseas military flight to redirect it back to the United States.

It was already out of U.S. airspace, out of the judge's jurisdiction, with depraved terrorist gang members, known murderers and rapists going to our good friends in El Salvador.

Therefore, the administration fully complied with his order, which was later reduced to a written

order that didn't even say that.

So I'm not sure what the basis for a hearing is or what the issue is here.

But if they go forward with the hearing, and this rogue Obama judge again tries to interfere

with the president's core responsibilities of commander-in-chief, I can't imagine,

but that this won't go to the Supreme Court very promptly, and that President Trump's actions

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