>> oh, hell yes. >> reporter: why kenosha, wisconsin? it's a purple city in a purple state.nsin last november, but just barely, by a single point. he won kenosha county by six points. >> the war is costing us billions of dollars. >> reporter: in the back of frank's, we found this reunion of former factory workers. show of hands, how many of you guys voted for trump? all but one. among them, eric davidson, who believes many government agencies and workers accomplish little. >> are you doing your job, or are you just making paper airplanes? >> reporter: and you think there are a number of government employees who are flying paper airplanes? >> yeah. i'm just going to come in, put my time in, get my pension, and go out. >> reporter: bruce wilson is the only one at the table who didn't vote for trump. when you hear this conversation, do you agree with these guys? >> in some respects i do. >> reporter: so the idea of shrinking government, do you support that? >> clearly if there's waste, there should be some shrinking. >> reporter: what hits home for the people we met in kenosha,

. >> from kenosha wisconsin. >> wonderful and it is not what you think about trump's comments about the.s. or canada becoming the 54 states to become a canadian citizen still lived in the u.s. for 18 years at a native american and frankly, it probably has improved my qualiti of life economically and now i see some of the benefits in the longer-term and you're very carefully thought of economic agreement that could benefit both parties in terms of free-trade and opening up the markets with much more scope and capitol for canadians and if it's done the right way but i think canadians are doing the right thing my fellow canadians demonstrating their reports by their actions had you know the voices about this proposition from from. and i think they should continue to do that. enjoy your will and understanding how deep canadian culture is. there is a threat that in the short. it all trouble be able to do this there could be significant progress made towards it and you know he's firing a lot of bullets everywhere right now so you know i don't know if this particular one will keep his attentio

caller: kenosha, wisconsin.jeremy: what do you think of trump's comments about canada becoming the 51st state? caller: i am a canadian citizen living in the u.s. for 18 years, married to an american and while i can see some benefits, a long-term economic agreement very thought out could benefit both parties and open the markets. if it is done the right way. but i think canadians are doing the right thing in demonstrating their importance by -- abhorrence by action and voices. i think they should continue doing that and showing our will and understanding how deep the canadian culture is. there is a threat short-term that donald trump will be able to do this, there could be significant progress made towards this, he is firing a lot of bullets everywhere, so to speak. so i do not know, i encourage my fellow canadians to send a message that they are boycotting u.s. goods and to take the threat seriously, which they are doing. jeremy: peter, we have to run but in five seconds, are people talking about this in kenosha

so they pull back from kenosha and atlanta, because that's not going to give them the best roi. but they're still increasing in san antonio. and so i think you're going to continue to hear, especially as a microsoft, which is not that cheap relative to its growth rate, trying to get the street to buy into that, that return on capital is going to be strong and not just money that's not been well spent. >> i'm looking right there. amazon is a good, you know, one to focus on. two. it's down 12% off its year high. and that company today unveiling a long awaited revamp alexa revamped alexa i should say kate rooney is here with more details on that. kate. >> hey scott. so amazon today rolled out alexa. >> plus. >> this is. basically a souped up. version of alexa driven by ai. it's going to cost 1999 a. >> month, and. >> then it's free for prime subscribers. in that demo today in lower manhattan, they showed alexa as a much smarter virtual assistant. basically, it uses ai to have longer two way conversations. >> and takes action. >> so think of things like booking reservations, orderin

. >> we got to run but real quick, or people talking about this in kenosha?ed from university of wisconsin, people are somewhat aware. >> thank you for that call. 1888 or 168333. if you can't get through on the phone, we have another way and that is by going cbc .ca/air check. we'd love to hear from you, whatever your view may be. >> i'd like to see canada become the 51st state. >> host of cross-country check of canada. >> no chance in hell canada ever be a 51st date. >> host of the middle and the u.s. canada and the united states, that would be really something. go online and much better financial security. our two of our cross-border conversation. longtime allies and neighbors. >> when donald trump began doubling down on canada as the 51st state, tensions and a variety began to grow. >> i'm wondering they did because what they get from us. >> taking calls from both sides of the u.s. canada border. 18884168333. >> they are a separate country, i'm guessing they don't want to be a 51st date. >> i bet online it was interesting. the 51st state. >> (888)416-8333.

the other way when he should have been saying that people who were mostly peaceful protesters in kenosha with a building burning in the background, well, they had a righteous cause so it's ok if they harm law enforcement and public safety officers. and when they damaged the federal building in portland and harmed police there clift didn't see anybody calling for unrest. let's be consistent. i said it then and i say it now, these folks are heroes. they got us to this room. we spent hours here and they were so successful in securing this building. we went back the same day and finished our job. that only happened because of these law-enforcement officers. i know you would support them. ok, let me take a breath. you answered the question of section seven 02, but i have to refer to my friend, alex padilla. we co-chair the mental health caucus together. i love working with him. one of the problems around here with people who pretend like they are bipartisan, but they never do it when it's hard, it's they also do it -- difficult they also make it difficult for other people. when section 702 wa