manufacture by two thousand and twenty but most disturbing to wisconsin residents was governor scott walker statement that this will help attract talent from across the country and around the world one has to wonder if wisconsin voters will end up footing the bill for jobs they won't have access to so people from out of state can make a good living at a foreign owned factory so is it america first or america when we get here or think it's america when we get to you and then that's the. story it isn't just a wisconsin story because this is duplicated in every state of the union i'm still going to have world anywhere where you have corporations looking to kind of build the government. i would call her good moment and you know you see this happen over or fox does a really good example of that i think you know it's it's really interesting just how much of a show this all is to oh it's completely a show it's like i say it's like we said in the in the thing it's they aren't done deals it's like you say goes we have a memo to talk about it has to be voted on by the wisconsin legislature the state

said it's not usual for wisconsin this isn't how we do things with historically which is why scott walker's sort of rain is rouge and wisconsin has been different even for a republican we've had republicans like tommy thompson and things before but they've never gone this route this sort of selling out is very old in a very way and there's not old for the scott walker's you know strings of i hope brothers you know sort of where the left coke's on the right you know that's politics today and the other one thing to really be important about remembering is you saw obviously you know the mathematician in the group in the trio there. the speaker paul ryan the factory best magical factory going to bring all these jobs is in his district a district that's ninety percent white and fifty percent white collar twenty seven percent white collar doesn't have a low i mean there are there are other districts in that state that need those jobs that have ten eleven twelve there are places that have twenty percent and thirty percent unemployment and your not putting those factors up putting the factory in a

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i want to thank our governor scott walker. governor walker, quarterbacked this, under governor walkers leadership, we have seen wisconsin manufacturing make a huge come back, and this is the topper of all toppers. he asked us to get involved in talking to foxconn, i could not have been more excited, chairman goh and his team have been incredible. threthroughout process. terry, i want to thank you for your commitment to the people of wisconsin, thank you. you. [applause] your vision, terry, for building high technology, high skilled manufacturing, right in the heart of america is truly impressive. iz cannot wait for americans to see what this is all about. i cannot wait for wisconsinites to see the true impressive vision this represents, we cannot wait for this partnership to begin. at this time i want to introduce someone, no stranger to potential of midwest manufacturing, my colleague, a great grand. our vice president, mike pence. [applause] >> thank you. governor walker, speaker ryan, senator johnson, secretary mnuchin. secr

i want to thank our quarterback of this effort, i want to thank our governor, scott walker. [applause] governor walker quarterbacked this effort. under his leadership, we've seen wisconsin manufacturing make a huge comeback. this is the topper of all toppers. when he asked us to get involved and talking to foxconn, i couldn't have been more excited. chairman go and his team, they have been incredible throughout this entire process. terry, i want to thank you for your commitment to the people of wisconsin. thank you. [applause] your vision, terry, for building high technology, high skilled manufacturing right in the heart of america, it is truly impressive. i cannot wait for americans to see what this is all about. i cannot wait for wisconsinites to see the true impressive vision that this represents. we cannot wait for this partnership to begin. at this time, i want to introduce someone who is no stranger to the potential of midwest manufacturing. that is my old colleague as well and great friend, a great advocate for american workers, that is my friend and our vice presiden

wisconsin, a job bringing thousands of jobs to the state joining us from madison, wisconsin, governor scott walkernally, scott. what about -- did you do this or is just wisconsin a happening place right now? >> well, we're a happening place, we're ready, there's no doubt about it we went back in 2010, wisconsin ranked in the bottom ten according to chief executive magazine for places to do business this year we're up to the top ten, the first time we've ever been on that list, and so it's years of building us up. lower taxes, fewer regulations, building a better workforce, getting rid of frivolous lawsuits, all those things combined and just being in the right time and the right place we're excited. for us it's going to be up to 13,000 new jobs and a $10 billion investment pretty exciting. >> good jobs. >> yeah, these are over $53,000 per year jobs plus benefits. on top of that to build this this is not just a plant or factory, this is a whole ecosystem. this is a campus wide -- we call it wisconn valley because of all the high tech manufacturing that's going to happen this is going to be transfor

he was scott walker's finance chairman in wisconsin. he may have seen the clip, i almost worked for anthony after the -- >> sean: i want to go back to that. what were you thinking not working with scaramucci, because he knew how to make money? what were you thinking? >> he did. and it was a great offer. but he was a close friend. i just started at the rnc, it was after the mitt romney lost, and i knew that there was so much that we could get done at the rnc, and obviously i was still going to be working hard and it was great that we did, because obviously we are able to build in the rnc and work with president trump and making sure that we won the election in 2016. he is doing great things. and i think it is a good day for president trump. getting a person in that is a comms director that he believes in. really a fresh start is a good thing. sean did a great job. he is a dear friend as everybody knows. it is good to start fresh. so sean gets to start fresh. anthony gets to start fresh. and most importantly, the president gets to start f

but i was just talking to governor scott walker of wisconsin who is here at the white house just a fewents ago. wolf, he said he would like to call this wisconsin valley, like silicon valley. he wants to make this the beginning of high-tech jobs in that state. but, wolf, perhaps one note of caution. a few years ago fox con announced a $30 million plant in pennsylvania. that plant has not yet started being built. wolf? >> all right, stand by. we'll get back to you, jeff zeleny. >>> dana bash, what do you think, this plant in wisconsin going to go forward right now? this is what the president promised he would do. he seems to be delivering on that promise. >> he does. and, look, we do a lot of sort of calling out the president on things that are not going well. this is something that appears, at least at first blush, to be going extremely well. jeff just laid out the deal. we were just looking at some of the local coverage in wisconsin. the fact of the matter is if they do go forward and build this, it is supposed to be a facility that is even bigger than the pentagon. and you know what

willing to get the work done so i want to think the quarterback of this effort and our governor scott walker. [cheers and applause] >> and then also to make a huge comeback asking us to get involved by could not have been more excited so the team has ben incredible. i want to thank you for your commitment. [applause] and also to bid high skilled the fracturing and technology that is truly impressive. i cannot wait for americans to see what this is about four wisconsin residents to see what this represents the cannot wait for this partnership to begin in one to introduce someone from midwest manufacturing that is my old colleague and great friend and a great advocate for american workers, vice president mike penn. [applause] >> secretary to mnuchin and members of congress and on behalf of the first family will come to the white house [applause] >> thanks to the leadership of president donald trump this is a historic day for american jobs in the american heartland. [applause] >> since the very first day of the administration rolling back of federal red tape is to rebuild the infrastructure to

and scott walker's music will be celebrated at the proms next week. we'll have a preview. george osborne, the former chancellor who likes to eat his political revenge cold, as a "dead woman walking" three days after that pretty disastrous election result. well, zombie or not, theresa may is still with us and has managed to beat the likes of sir alec douglas home and the duke of devonshire in the battle not to be one of britain's shortest serving prime ministers. as she packs the walking sticks and insect repellent for a summer holiday with husband philip in switzerland and italy, we'll be asking was everyone wrong about mrs may's staying power? do the conservatives really want her to remain in post until the end of the brexit process, that's march 2019? or will events catch up with mrs may, meaning she doesn't have time to "clean up the mess she created", as she told her cabinet colleagues was her desire. and what aboutjeremy corbyn and his plea for the pm to simply stand aside? with his take on mrs may's long and tricky summer ahead here's our policy editor, chris cook. t

we of course then watched that scott walker's type as a candidate was very brief. he jumped out of the race and others to get out of the race as well as a counter to donald trump. as we saw in the white house yesterday, he fully embraced him. he has also been a part of the transition team and was earlier to be expected to be part of the administration in a different role that did not work out. we've seen the president here who has just gotten off marine one heading to air force one for a quick trip of the christening are the gerald r. ford aircraft carrier. the gerald r. ford is notable for having pardoned richard nixon. so scaramucci of course is now the new white house communications director. it will be interesting to see how he will change the role or how he will put his own imprint on it. we got a sense of his sort of feelings about the president and the direction in the way that he talked to reporters in the briefing room yesterday. >> i think there's been at times a disconnect between the way we see the president and how much we love the president and the wa

we will talk about the skinny bundles, skinny repeals perhaps of obamacare then governor scott walkerheard the news about foxconn opening that new factory in wisconsin. he will be talking to us about that we'll talk about what that means. viacom, as you may know, out of the running for scripps. we'll talk about that. earnings, earnings we have reaction to facebook, we have p&g we'll hear from the mother ship, comcast, twitter, waste management's ceo then all skinny, skinny. we might have a skinny marg read margarita by the time it's done. >> john manley back with us. you were talking about how tech is the standout. there's been a few old school economy standouts. boeing with the hit yesterday driving up the dow mcdonald's, caterpillar. this is not just the sexy f.a.n.g. stocks. jim cramer called it old dogs with new tricks. at&t in the group as well. what does that tell you? >> tells me the economy is getting better and that that will benefit earnings. the thing people got wrong the last couple of years, they felt the profitability was too high for earnings to go up even if the econom

the budget impasse is happening because scott walker and fellow republicans cannot agree on one. lker and legislative leaders into that project -- hinted at progress but no deal appears imminent. you, about 10 minutes left in the segment, fiscal responsibility of your state. debbie is in indiana. good morning. caller: good morning. good.k our state is doing a lot of jobs out there. state road 58, several factories through there that have jobs lined up. the roads are being done. everyone knows roads take a little time to fix. . think we are doing good it seems like we are growing up and that is good thing. host: what about the transition? since governor pence left and is now vice president. caller: i think governor pence do a good job in indiana. i think he's trying to do a good job as a vice president. they are getting a lot of rhetoric from a lot of people. if we al qaeda take a deep breath and relax and realize we do have a new president, new vice president, give them a chance to do their jobs because everybody has a job to do. once you start a new job he just don't jump right i

wisconsin, we elected scott walker and he went to bat for the private sector versus the public sector and we've started o sell some of his pension ideas like illinois, which is in horrible shape. and i do think a large part of it does tie into politics. thank you. guest: i would agree with you. i don't tie to particular political party per se because there's a little nuance there in terms of which governor and legislature. when i see institutional factors matter, that's what i'm getting, political factors. what are the choices that legislatures and governors are making to build those rules? those rules of the game in which they make budget choices, in which the make choices on how to structure and fund pensions. these are ultimately about trade-offs and value judgments. so i think you're crefpblg there is a political story here to tell. i was cautioning our story doesn't try to link that one for one with this governor or this legislature. host: so on your map, you list just to use as an example, texas as an average state. what's it mean to be an average state in your thinking? guest:

he was flanked by wisconsin's governor scott walker, house speaker paul ryan. by the way this will be located in ryan's district. foxconn is an electronics manufacturing power house assembling products from apple and microsoft. from chinese factories employs nearly 1 million people in asia. and the president is taking credit for foxconn's investment, part of his effort to revive u.s. manufacturing. the chairman of foxconn, he teased he would be bringing production to the u.s. shortly after inauguration. now, this ceo has promised that before with little results. for example, in 2013 foxconn announced a $30 million plant in pennsylvania, it still has not been built. big difference wisconsin is offering generous tax incentives totalling as much as $3 billion. governor scott walker says the project will create 13,000 jobs by the year 2020. that would cost the state about $230,000 per job. however, foxconn is a bit more conservative with its job estimate. the company says it will create 3,000 jobs, 3,000 with potential of generating 13,000. a great story on cnn mon

look at scott walker's comments. what he says is focused on health care, about immigration, talk about tax reform. it's what he's saying print one of the things of striking, and i'm going to get into this in mind losers segment of the show, it's what he does. it's not the fact he's on twitter. it's a regular means to communicate. it's the what and why. >> don't you think it's unreasonable to expect that his deepest feelings, which he would express on twitter, are about health care, and not about mika? i don't think so. >> in the mean time, you had a travel ban victory this week and that was overshadowed in large part by what was the dominant conversation from yesterday. jeff sessions was out earlier and had said this to say. >> slapped down by supreme court, and additional victory before a judge in hawaii, they issued an order that bound the whole united states, which is really an overreach, in my opinion, except in the most extreme circumstances. and i believe that this argument will be heard, of course, and i don't

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isconsin, we elected scott walker and he went to bat for the private sector versus the sector and we've started to balance out some of the pension ideas that you're about like with illinois, our neighbor to the south, which is in horrible shape. think a large part ties to politics. thank you. agree with i would you, clarify from my previous political 't tie to party per se, there is nuance in or s of which legislator governor. when institutional matters atter, political factors, what choices legislators and governors are making to build rules of the game under which make budget choices, they make choices on how to structure pensions. these are political choices, ultimately about trade-offs and value judgments. think you are correct, there is a political story to tell, our city doesn't try to link one for one with this governor or this legislator. to be an it mean average state in your thinking? guest: that brings me to a point caution, relatively texas is 23 in the ranking, still pretty robust. relative to how everyone else is doing. only place i would caution them pension liability. al

this is a very heavily travelled, busy, booming corridor between chicago and milwaukee on i-94 scott walker just said they're calling it wiscon valley. the ideas this is going to be a sight for advanced 346r i ed manufacturing. wisconsin does do well in manufacturing. not so well in workforce. they're going to need a lot of workers for this. they'll draw workers from around the if you build it, they will come. >> yesterday the president told the wall street journal he talked to apple's ceo tim cook, he promised to build a number of manufacturing facilities in the u.s. which is leading people to speculate that perhaps today's announcement is what the president was do we know that? >> no, it is not what he was referring to. first of all while fw oxcon is a big supplier to apple, where apple assembles the iphone this is lcd displays, and apple is not saying anything about its plans, not confirming what the president talked about in his interview with the wall street jour by all indications this is something completely different. it is foxcon, apple is not involved. what sort of incentives did

cnbc has also learned that wisconsin governor scott walker is d.c. today.ent from the governor's office about why and, by the way, the apparent location in the southeast part of the state around kenosha and racine is in the district of house speaker paul ryan. the speculation went into overdrive after president trump told "the wall street journal" yesterday that apple's ceo tim cook told him, his company is going forward with three big beautiful u.s. plants, which mr. trump said he considers key to the success of his administration now, apple has not confirmed those plans, but in any case, today's announcement is not that it is foxconn, we are told, an apple supplier, not apple. and by the way, foxconn supplies components for other companies as well. now, that's not to say apple is not preparing to invest in u.s. manufacturing. here's ceo tim cook talking with jim cramer in may. >> we're creating an advanced manufacturing fund we're initially putting $1 billion. we'll be announcing the first investment from this fund later in the month of may. >> this annou

i want to thank our governor scott walker. [ applause ] >> governor walker quarterbacked this effort. under his leadership, we have seen wisconsin manufacturing make a huge comeback, and this is the topper of all toppers. when he asks us to get involved in talking to foxconni could not have been more excited. chairman go and his team have been incredible throughout this entire process. terry, i want to thank you for your commitment to the people of wisconsin. thank you. [ applause ] >> your vision, terry, for building high technology, high skilled manufacturing right in the heart of america, it is truly impressive. i cannot wait for americans to see what this is all about. i cannot wait for wisconsin to see the true impressive vision that this represents. we cannot wait for this partnership to begin. and at this time, i want to introduce someone who is no stranger to the potential of midwest manufacturing. and that is my old colleague as well and great friend and a great advocate for american workers, and that is my friend and our vice president, vice president mike pence. [ applause

he was scott walker's finance chairman in wisconsin.have seen the clip, i almost worked for anthony after the -- >> sean: i want to go back to that. what were you thinking not working with scaramucci, because he knew how to make money? what were you thinking? >> he did. and it was a great offer. but he was a close friend. i just started at the rnc, it was after the mitt romney lost, and i knew that there was so much that we could get done at the rnc, and obviously i was still going to be working hard and it was great that we did, because obviously we are able to build in the rnc and work with president trump and making sure that we won the election in 2016. he is doing great things. and i think it is a good day for president trump. getting a person in that is a comms director that he believes in. really a fresh start is a good thing. sean did a great job. he is a dear friend as everybody knows. it is good to start fresh. so sean gets to start fresh. anthony gets to start fresh. and most importantly, the president gets to start fresh. th

still listening to governor scott walker of wisconsin following the announcement that foxconn will be opening a new factory in his state we're awaiting president trump to make an announcement from the east ring. as soon as he joins the group of people there, we'll bring you his remarks. in the meantime, let's get an update on gilead, surging in the after-hours session. >> i've got my biotech blue phone out, which means a biotech earnings call is going on. i'll put that down for now the gilead call has been going on for about an hour, and nobody has gotten at the main question that investors have. which is with $36.6 billion in cash burning a hole in its pocket, what is gilead going to do with it is it going to make a big acquisition or not >> so you were seeing the stock up 2.5% after-hours. you can see here, that's that cash hoard growing over time, getting much bigger in the last quarter, still wondering if they're going to do big m&a. the stock is being driven by a big raise in the second quarter. hepatitis c sales coming in ahead of expectations. the hiv franchise also doing well

i was supporting scott walker at the time. i'm a very competitive person, i have no problem being combative. when mr. trump, then the candidate, the president went after the hedge fund industry, that's when i hit back on him on maria bartiromo's show. if you want to bring up that i was supporting someone else in politics and then switched to the republican knee. if that makes me a hypocrite or dishonest. >> i didn't call you a name. >> whatever you're trying to suggest by bringing this story up, i don't care. i love the president, he's a phenomenal fighter for the american people. i grew up in a middle class family, where we had a tight budget, and i have seen people come up to the president that are now struggling, and i'll say something to you on national tv that's embarrassing to me. i should have seen the economic desperation in the neighborhoods like the one i grew up in. i didn't see it. mr. trump saw it, he has the opportunity to change it, and i'm going to be there with him, trying to change it every step of the way. i

i chose scott walker. >> this is back in january 2016 when trump was in the race. this is before the new hampshire primary. >> i was supporting scott walker at the time. i'm a very competitive person. i have no problem being combative. when mr. trump then the candidate, the president went after the hedge fund industry, that's when i hit back on him on maria's show. we were laughing about it yesterday. if you want to bring up the fact that i was supporting another person in politics and then switch to the eventual republican nominee and working for the republican nominee and that makes me a hypocrite or dishonest or -- >> i didn't call you a name. >> whatever it s whatever you're trying to stugt uggest by bring this story up. i do not care. i love the president. i got to know him unbelievably well over the last 18 months. he's a fphenomenal fighter for the american people. i grew up in a middle class family where we had a tight budget. i see people come up to the president that are struggling. i'll say smig to you on national tv. i should have seen the economic desp

but we thought we'd leave you with a taste of next week's prom, which celebrates the songs of scott walker sundfor. you can catch it on bbc four next tuesday, but here's a taster. here is susanne singing walker's 1969 song on your own again. goodnight. # wasn't it a good year? # wasn't it filled with talking # it still moves through my heart # from time to time # city after city # granite grey as morning # heroes died in subways left behind # far behind like our love # you're on your own again # and you're your best again # that's what you tell yourself # i see it all the way as far as anyone can see # except when it began i was so happy i didn't # feel like me #

computer screens televisions and car dashboards the deal may seem like a win for wisconsin governor scott. walker the let's take a look at what it costs with foxconn investing ten billion dollars wisconsin has committed to shelling out as much as three billion in taxpayer subsidies with three billion dollars you could buy an i phone for every single resident of wisconsin and let's say foxconn does eventually employ thirteen thousand people with salaries averaging about fifty four thousand dollars that means the state of wisconsin is paying two hundred thirty one thousand dollars for each job this state is selling the project by saying the plant will create thousands of indirect jobs as well but skeptics i fox conn's previous broken promises while wisconsinites are bullish on the news. for the past thirty years few men have been able to overtake microsoft bill gates for the title of world's richest man in fact he's had a secure hold on it for nearly a decade but c.e.o. of amazon jeff bezos took that title today if only for a little short while amazon had a strong start this morning trading high at

thousand dollars he raised money for two other twenty sixteen republican presidential candidates scott walker and jeb bush his head and also donated money to mitt romney in two thousand and twelve and call ruben twenty thirteen all donations that would have been illegal before the citizens united decision but despite his doing. scaramucci has little to no experience in political combs aside from numerous appearances on the murdoch and fox network but if you're looking for a reason as to why trump her scaramucci some point to its success in helping to force the resignations of staff from c.n.n. over an inaccurate story about his ties to russia trump advisors have said that he loved the way the mooch handled the situation and still talks about it the president then even tweeted about the event having what about all the other phony stories they do maybe the guy would use ability to force news organizations to back down is why he hinted of a job at the b.b.c. back in twenty sixteen stating of don't trump become the next president i'm looking forward to the b.b.c. helping me find a flat somewhere

as mile is that all of a sudden you get the rhetoric that it's the end of higher education or scott walker wants to burn the university of wisconsin to the ground he may actually want to burn the university ground i don't know can speak for what we don't seem to really want to talk about why is it so expensive should it be this is is this. i think it should be something that we can grade class across a border area of us can agree that it should not be expensive and you know the very idea of free college a lot of people generation tryna term because it makes people turn off but it's people who do you know that's what we're asking for and this is again like these are one point five million students that i work with constantly they're saying that this is what they want they're constantly organizing debating this every single day and that's the needs that they are saying you know we can do these statistics we can do the studies we can do this research but there you go around exactly these are the students experiencing these things and. and regards to the point that you me earlier about the com

as terry alluded to, the president in late april, met with terry -- emily: wisconsin governor scott walkerng about a new facility that foxconn is opening in wisconsin. we heard from the foxconn chair, terry gao. they plan to invest $20 billion in the united states by 2020 to create 13,000 jobs. david, one thing that we do not know is whether any of these products produced at this plant will be apple products. we know that they will be lcd panels, which may be used in some apple products. trump has been hard on apple and talked about convincing apple to move manufacturing efforts to the united states. what is your take? guest: i don't know if it has anything to do with apple but it is an impressive announcement. it is an advanced plant. the lcd's they are talking about is like building gigantic chips. if the state is investing $3 billion in incentives, the state, local, and federal together, 13,000 jobs, that is $230,000 per job by my rudimentary math, for jobs that he said will pay an average of $53,000 per year. this is great, and it suits the agenda, paul ryan's agenda, and governor walk

wisconsin governor scott walker has been a backer of trump and his offering the company about $3 billionn incentives to put the plants there. yvonne: it is interesting to hear from the foxconn german saying this is a win-win-win for everyone involved. what led foxconn to go to the u.s.? we have heard this ever since trump won the election. he said look, if i was not elected, he would not have made this investment. joe: it was not taking a little credit, it was taking all the credit. once the company gets those, they get political goodwill. foxconn could have been facing tariffs. tomp has been threatening punish come -- companies that manufacture overseas. they get a base here. they will not necessarily be supplying apple. but they will get another market for the u.s.. politicalis a lot of goodwill for a company with the president wanting to make a good impression. there was a lot of controversy around incentives that are given to foreign companies are domestic companies, to move from one location to another. thealso have to wonder, cost to the u.s. or that state. -- other question is, ho

will create up to 13,000 new jobs and should be completed by 2020 according to wisconsin governor scott walkern is not without problems. in 2018, 18 employees at the factory in china attempted suicide. at another plant in china, underage workers were discovered and have also been reported that five of workers in the factories. lauren: tough working conditions. as they come to the u.s., 13,000 jobs would be great. how the comparison to what amazon is doing. amazon plans to hire 50,000 workers as part of a job fair called emma john dobbs date. they will be invited to fulfillment centers across the u.s. for interviews. wal-mart, another job announcement that government and business leaders in washington yesterday for growth in domestic manufacturing. company company executives will create an estimated 1.5 million jobs here in the u.s. cheryl: it's nice to see american companies like amazon getting hired in the u.s. thank you very much. coming up, you've got facebook stock that could power the nasdaq to another record high today. twitter releasing results later today. we'll talk about the tech ral

president trump and scott walker joined fox con executive this afternoon.tting up $10 billion for the plant which will make lcd panels. the it will create 13,000 new jobs in wisconsin. amazon is hosting its first ever jobs day across the country next wednesday. california is not among them amazon says it has plains to hire 50,000 new workers. jobs are available to company sorting centers, and some supporting and managerial positions. amazon says benefits include health and disability insurance, retirement plans, and company stock. >>> another change at the airport security check point. the new rules regarding strong being rolled occupy this week. >>> -- electronics being rolled out this week. >>> we'll talk about the forecast when i see you in a minute. the scheme to bring meth to california. (man) hmm. what do you think? ♪ (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. the

a democrat that opposed scott walker. he asked him to appear and he did not respond.rict attorney wanted to for you. that's right. >> no judges, no body. they sat silent. >> for five years >> until the wisconsin supreme court ordered a john doe investigation be stopped. the top court said prosecutor employed theories of law that do not exist. >> they get it and they saw what we went through. >> we didn't do anything wrong. >> this is all about shutting us up. >> one that worked. and it silenced the club forgrowth five years. >> the gag orders are disgusting. a wisconsin cup gets an tord go to a residential cul-de-sac and terrorize the family. what is up with that? if people are not mad about what happened in wisconsin, there is no turbulence left in america. the spirit of liberty manifest itself in people's willingness to get adraged. >> if you are not mad yet wait >> if you are not mad yet wait until you see what else so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪

scott walker. foxconn's estimate on jobs was more conservative. in a statement, the company said the project will create 3,000 jobs with the "potential" to generate up to 13,000 new jobs. foxconn announced the investment from the white house. ceo terry gou was flanked by walker, vice president mike pence and house speaker paul ryan. president trump later joined them.walker and ryan thanked trump for his work on the deal."one thing we know about this president is how committed he is to reviving american manufacturing and bringing jobs home. this right here shows actual results," said ryan, a republican who represents wisconsin.shortly after president trump's inauguration, gou began teasing plans to invest more than $7 billion in a plant for producing displays, with the potential to create as many as 50,000 jobs.however, gou has been talking about shifting some manufacturing to the united states for several years, with little to show for it so far. in 2013, for example, foxconn announced plans to build a $30 million plant in pennsylvania. it has yet