VIDEO: Sorry, but checks and balances cut both ways

Dear Friends,

Why is there so much pushback against Trump's immigration executive order? Instead of using a simple test of constitutionality on the E.O., a federal judge struck down the order on the grounds that there was no "rational basis" for it. But my question for this judge is this: who is in a better position to decide the "rationality" of an executive action—a judge, or the president who gets national security briefings?

I joined Brian Kilmeade on Fox & Friends live from the Super Bowl stadium in Houston this morning to discuss:

If the judiciary is supposed to be a check on executive overreach, the executive branch is also supposed to be a check on judicial overreach. Sorry, but checks and balances cut both ways. I guess someone has to tell Soros' hoards of paid rioters.

Sincerely,
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Dinesh D'Souza