Good evening. We begin tonight with breaking news on President Trump's signature issue,

the border wall with Mexico. As you know, he's been trying to use money from the Pentagon

budget to build it late today. The Supreme Court in a five to four vote gave him the

green light at least while a lower court challenge to it proceeds.

Our panel, Brown, joins us now with reaction from the White House. I would certainly imagine

the president's got to be very happy about this rule.

Oh, that's right, Anderson. He immediately hailed it as a big win for him. This is what

he tweeted not long ago saying, wow, big victory on the wall, the United States Supreme

Court overturns lower court injunction, allows Southern border wall to proceed, big win

for border security and the rule of law. This is a significant ruling by the Supreme Court

along ideological lines and the president's favor, allowing those funds from the defense

department to be used to build the wall. You'll recall, Anderson, that the president directed

those funds to be used for the wall after he didn't get what he wanted from Congress.

You'll recall that led to the longest government shutdown in US history and the president

ended it when he called for a national emergency and diverted certain funds to be used for

the wall.

So after that, groups immediately challenged it and the courts, a lower court agreed with

the group's challenging it, saying that Congress has the power of the purse and that the

president didn't have this authority. The groups had argued it violated the law with

the president did. But today, the Supreme Court overruled that, saying that the government

showed that these groups challenged it didn't have sufficient standing, that the government

did a good job showing that. And so this is certainly a big win for the president, at

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