if you listen to governor ducey, john will have a pretty good decision to make.he governor will look at our new approach over late and tell john, that works for arizona, i can tell you, the skinny bill does not work for any state, it was never meant to be final outcome it is part of a process to get a better outcome. so we're buying time to get there, but that requires the house to actually go to conference, and if they don't go to conference, then i am not going to vote. >> are you worried about is there a concern if you block replacement attempt you will be count able to voters. >> i do this with joy in my hart, i would go to say that skinny bill does not replace obamacare, this is a disaster for premiums in south carolina, it was never sold to be final product, i was told if i vote for skinny bill, i get a chance to put and play my block grant approach, i am not the bad guy, i am a team player, trying to honor request by our leadership to keep the process alive, as we get near the goal line this will surprise people in south carolina, you need to trust verify

. >> [applause] steve: well thanks to governor ducey. he understated the amount we have in common. yes, i started my career at procter & gamble, but i am also almost a native of toledo, ohio. michiganled detroit, for some. am an ice cream guy. the governor may have started cold stone creamery, but i love ice cream. i am also a numbers guy. when i retired from microsoft three years ago, one of the sources of energy that i missed was that numbers aspect. shortly after i retired, my wife, who has been running our philanthropic activity for y ears, very focused on child welfare issues, and now more broadly we are focused on opportunities for children born in the u.s. who may not have any other shot at the american dream. it is a real issue. but right after i retired, i couldn't get too focused on that. she said, come on, let's get your brain engaged on these issues of children. and i said, come on, the government really does this. the government supports the old, supports the poor, children -- is there really a role for us other than pain our taxes? -- paying our taxes? she said you ca

to governor ducey. , we willernor ducey finish our gubernatorial questions, then one audience question and we will be done. we are running short on time. gov. ducey: thanks elon, i really enjoyed your comments today. as someone trying to reduce and eliminate regulations, i was surprised by your suggestion to bring regulations before we know exactly what we are dealing with a.i. i have heard of the example used if i were to come up with a colorless odorless and tasteless gas that was explosive, people would say, you have to ban that. then we have no natural gas. you have given these examples of how a.i. can be an existential threat. i still don't understand as policymakers what type of regulations beyond, slow down, which is typically -- policymakers don't get in front of entrepreneurs or innovators. elon: the first order of business would be to gain insight. right now the government does not even have insight. order would be a standup regulatory agency with an initial goal to gain insight sure thectivity, make situation is understand. once it is, then put regulations in place to ensure

peter ducey has more now. >> reporter: protest in germany ahead of this week's g20 summit.housands of activists demonstrating against climate and trade policies ahead of the meeting in hamburg. the protest involving hundreds of small boats on the lake as well as a march through the city's center. >> politics need one direction. peace, justice, global trade, and the protection of the climate. >> reporter: german chancellor angela merkel wants topics to include stable rights. the development comes a month after president trump made the controversial decision to pull the u.s. out of the 2015 paris climate change accord. >> we'll reaffirm our strong commitment to the paris agreement. and the hope they can be on board with us. >> reporter: one of the most noticeable meetings are taking place on the sidelines of the summit. ties between washington and moscow will remain strained over issues such as accusations against their intolerance. >> and i'm sure in their own way he'll get that across. >> reporter: president trump may be at the golf club, but he has not taken the whole week

peter ducey has our report. >> reporter: protests in germany ahead of this week's d20 summit. thousands demonstrating against climate and trade policy ahead of the meeting in hamburg. the protest involving hundreds of small boats on a lake as well as a march through the city's center. >> we need to show politics need one direction, peace, justice, global trade, and the protection of the climate. >> reporter: angela merkel says she wants topics of discussions to include labor rights, sustain ability development, and the environment. the gathering comes a little less than a month after making the controversial decision to pull the u.s. out of the 2015 paris climate change accord. >> we will reaffirm our strong commitment to the paris agreement. the same as before and the hope that the others will return to a reason and they could be on board with us. >> reporter: but one of their most noticeable meetings is taking place on the sidelines where he is said to meet with vladimir putin while in germany. ties between washington and moscow remains strained over issues such as the confl

. >> let's go to governor ducey. ducey we will finish our gubernatorial questions and then quickly in's and then one audience question, we are running short on time. >> i really enjoyed your comments, as someone who spent a lot of his time trying to reduce and illuminate regulations, i was surprised by your suggestion to bring regulations before we know exactly what we are dealing with with ai. example used if i were to come up with a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas that was explosive, people would say you have to ban that and then we would have no natural gas. given so many examples of how ai can be annexed essential -- can be an existential threat. typically policymakers don't get in front of all governors -- front of entrepreneurs or innovators. >> the first order of his miss would be to gain insight. right order of business would be regulatory, gain insight into the status of ai activity. make sure the situation is understood. then put regulations in place. and for sure the companies doing ai will squawk and s

peter ducey is live on capitol hill. did they move the needle at all toward what they need to get everybody on board? >> reporter: not right away they didn't, harris. we have been out here trying to catch senators. we haven't been able to find anyone on the fence. heard the pitch from gop leaders and then decided they would like to back it in its current version. lot of senators are telling us they have a lot of reading to do and some others are even joking ab the stand still. did tempers flair? any of the republicans get really upset? >> there were three fist fights and one chair broken. >> reporter: do you think now there will finally be a vote, or at least a vote to take this thing to the floor? >> we have a lot of information to sort through. a lot of members will be discussing various amendments. we want to continually improve. >> reporter: are you willing to vote to proceed? >> no, i'm still digesting it. >> reporter: just a few minutes ago susan collins said right now she wouldn't vote to bring this bill to the fl

i don't think governor ducey wants toy say that this fixes arizona's problem. i know it won't fix sherry's problem. we want to take our bill that the governor likes and see if we can come up with a block grant approach. we're trying to level that out. so mark called me and said he's concerned that there's a move in the house to take whatever we pass in the senate and pass it, not go to conference. we have been trying to communicate to the speaker. we have asked our leader point-blank and he said the speaker prefers to go to conference, intends to go to conference. i want to know, like, are you going to go to the onference? i want to know that because i am not going to vote for a piece of legislation that i elieve is not a replacement, that politically would be the dumbest thing in history to throw this out there, collapse the individual market and own the problem at a time when obamacare is listening. if you listen to the governor, john will have a good decision to make. the governor will look at our new approach and tell john that works for arizona. i can tell

. >> let's go to governor ducey.e will finish our gubernatorial questions and then quickly in's and then one audience question, we are running short on time. >> i really enjoyed your comments, as someone who spent a lot of his time trying to reduce and illuminate regulations, i was surprised by your suggestion to bring regulations before we know exactly what we are dealing with with ai. example used if i were to come up with a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas that was explosive, people would say you have to ban that and then we would have no natural gas. given so many examples of how ai can be annexed essential -- can be an existential threat. typically policymakers don't get in front of all governors -- front of entrepreneurs or innovators. >> the first order of his miss would be to gain insight. right order of business would be regulatory, gain insight into the status of ai activity. make sure the situation is understood. then put regulations in place. and for sure the companies doing ai will squawk and say this

[applause]. >> thank you, governor and now one of our leadership members, governor ducey of arizona is going to address a question which i will post to him, which is a way to conclude this session and that's this time of change with international trade presenting uncertain for states and there is sony issues, states depend on trade for job and economic vitality. arizona is an exception. in your opinion what is the single most important component for ensuring continued international success as we move the forward. >> thank you, scott and premier, mr. mayor, governor, thank you for your comments. i don't think there is any silver bullets as to what is the single most important ingredients for trade. i come from the private sector in the first thing i did as governor was to look at our trade relationships, to look at our customers so to speak and i was able to see that mexico was our number one trading partner and it wasn't even close. it was four times any other trading partner so i knew that was a relationship i wanted to build and rebuild and i also looked at to canada, which was one o

have been working with john kasich and getting some republicans like governor sandoval and governor duceyh democratic governors, you know it has to be improved. aboutt me ask you cybersecurity watch last month. i have to wait into these waters. >> collateral damage. >> what happened? software,a piece of tax filing software in the ukraine, we have a number of subsidiaries in the ukraine, and it infiltrated into our system. could we have stopped it? there were lots of major companies, partners, ibm, microsoft, and many others -- could we have stopped it? no. lez, itompanies, mondo has caused a lot of issues for us but we are sorting through it. 50% to 60% ofted the company. we are two thirds of the way there to having caught our arms around all the problems, but it was unpleasant. could we have stopped it? it is difficult to be 100% certain. you can't be 100% certain. this area is becoming more sophisticated, the hackers becoming more sophisticated, but there are simple things you can and do, which we have done, but other things will have to do in the future. we will have to invest more. >>

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fox news' peter ducey with more. reporter: tomorrow, senators will be asked to vote on a healthcare measure, but very few know what the bill will look like. because, the motion to precede will be to bill that passed in may, it is about to under go a makeover. >> i would expect a hundred amendments. reporter: republicans must succeed with a motion to proceed, not everyone wants to to that, collins said he will vote to take a step backwards. >> a motion sending bill back to committee, then, you would be for that approach. reporter: senator mccain is absence, republicans can only afford one no vote if that i want to move forward -- if they want to move forward on healthcare, but senator collins met with a democratic senator today. >> susan, calls me up today, i just think we have to find a pathway forward. reporter: and another leader warned he will vote no if he is asked to vote on the most recent senate bill. rand paul said, i won't be a part of that, i won't stree vot, it's that simple and pressure not just in house

have been working with john kasich and getting some republicans like governor sandoval and governor duceyic governors, and say hey, maybe if we are bipartisan, we can do something, because you know it has to be improved. >> let me ask you about cybersecurity watch last month. really iago >> i have to wade into these waters. >> collateral damage. >> what happened? >> it was a piece of software, tax filing software in the ukraine, we have a number of subsidiaries in the ukraine, and it infiltrated into our system. could we have stopped it? we were advised to know. there were lots of major companies involved with us. our partners with us are ibm, microsoft, and many others -- could we have stopped it? no. a number of other companies, mondolez, maersk it has caused a lot of issues for us, but we are sorting through it. it probably affected 50% to 60% of the company. i would say we are two thirds of the way there to having caught our arms around all the problems, but it was unpleasant. could we have stopped it? i think it is difficult to be 100% certain. it is rather like the consumer brand sa

a hard time going to their state insane, we do not want you to get the money, but lance beat as i duceynything on a plan b? >> we can go all the way to plan z. plan b, i think the plan is to take the vote on repeal and replace in two years. i don't know how the vote turns out, but what i am doing is trying to find an alternative. we owe that to the public. obamacare is collapsing. the reason we are having the issue, it is not working. one one in three counties only e one insured. in my alternative, it makes sense to me and nobody else, take all the money, and power that you would spend, and send it back to closer to the patients. >> which version of the bill will be voted? >> i think it is plan b. do not hold me to that. >> i know you have it ton of respect for mitch mcconnell, but is a frustrating that we've had some votes get to the brink, and potentially fail? >> no matter how smart you are as senate majority leader, you have a hard time with politics back home. if your governor are hostile to the bill, it does not matter what mitch says. you have say, i do not like this bill. put yo

senator ducey is down the hall. we have seen him in and out. >> we saw the senator going in. senator ron johnson, would vote no tonight if he did not think that this health care bill was going to go straight to a committee. that was a concern just now after waiting out here for a while. he was in the office for a couple of hours. he was on the telephone and we still don't know how he is going to vote, but he is on his way underground, under the street, in the subway tunnel, over to the capital to cast a vote. nobody knows yet how it is going to go, and we are not able to get an answer out of him here. he said, one of the reporters here asked how he is going to vote, he said, you will see. a lot could change with the story here in the next couple of minutes, it could be very good for republicans, it could be very bad. >> bret: we just had a great fix of your audio. i just want to make one point. he comes back from arizona after the surgery, diagnosed with brain cancer, he's going to do this, and then he is going to shepherd the national defense authorization, which he is a big

your ducey, thank you. >> melissa: is like they're mowing the lawn with a pair of scissors. president trump expressing his disappointment on twitter saying three republicans and 48 democrats let the american people down. as a set from the beginning, let obamacare implode then deal. white house corresponding kevin corke is live from the north line. kevin, this has turned into an excruciatingly painful process. >> they're going to say we keep pressing forward despite the setbacks of obamacare. even as the "skinny repeal" went down last night, that tweet that you showed, the president sent this at 2: 25 this morning. let me share what he's tweeting about this morning, making his way back onto twitter despite a very late-night. the president saying if republicans are going to pass great future legislation in the senate, they must merely go to a 51 vote majority, not senseless 60 here and he also tweeted this. even though parts of health care could pass a 51, some really good things need 60. so many great future bills and budgets need 60 votes. that's true. so the setback on the

i was appointed to the arizona supreme court by governor doug ducey in january of last year, 2 016. so, i'm still fairly fresh in my role. and with my appointment, i was, i scored a number of firsts. 44th justice appointed to the arizona supreme court but the first ever independent. every other justice has been either a republican or democrat. and so, i am the first to is not affiliated with a party. tom also the first justice hang up on the governor when he called to offer me the position. this was not intentional. embarrassed to admit a and silicon valley of all places, i am a total technophobe. to this day, i cannot figure out how to get off one call and onto another without to disconnecting both people and that is exactly what happened. me that theave told better explanation was that i was just exhibiting my view of the proper separation of powers. but, nonetheless, for surely, governor doucey took my call and he offered me the position. ofm also the first member the arizona supreme court and possibly any supreme court and the country to be openly inked. iong the many clients re

floor saying he needed that what doug dues ee, respected across republican circles, what does doug ducey want for john mccain's vote. we have to weight and see. >> the president is banking on the fact that the american people are sick of obamacare, said as much today. let's listen. >> obamacare is a disaster. it's failing in every front. it's too expensive. it gives horrible coverage. it was gotten by a lie 28 times, it was a lie. you can keep your doctor, you can keep your plan, all lies. and the people are sick of it. >> the fact of the matter is the republican plan is far less popular than obamacare. take a look at the latest "the washington post" poll. preference on health care reform. 50% obamacare, 24% republican plan. folks dislike the house plan even in trump counties, when you look at them, 12% say it is a good idea, 41% say it's a bad idea. bill kristol, what was the political calculation here? >> mitch mcconnell was determined to take a shot on the floor, i think it was a mistake. i think it is going to die in three days, i do not think they'll pass anything. >> is there somet

scarlet: ducey employment going down to the three handle? eff: that may be a bit of a stretch.e't think this december is about growth, i think it is more about the evolution of inflation that will determine whether we see the height in december. tom: thank you so much. with us as we look at the markets moving a little here and there. we would like to talk over the william gross, will join us from janet henderson. bill gross on the nation. the policy prescriptions that will lead us to 3% gdp growth. "the fed decides." drive usckee will forward to september and december. from our studios in new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ mark off it is time for first word news. president trump is not saying if he will fire jeff sessions, but he has been highly critical of the attorney general this week, tweeting his disappointment that sessions recused himself from the russia investigation and added he would not have hired him in hindsight. senior senator richard shelby defended the attorney general. >> i think he did the right thing when he recused himself conflict inraised a the russia investig

steve: peter ducey joins us live right now from the white house with what the president just tweetedst out with members of his own party who have not delivered on his number one campaign promise to repeal and replace obamacare. so he tweeted a little while ago quote i cannot imagine that congress would dare to leave washington without a beautiful new health care bill fully approved and ready to go. but it sounds like some republicans may have made up their minds before reading the rewritten health care draft. >> my view is it's probably going to be dead, but i've been wrong. i thought i would be president of the united states. >> a conservative counter point coming from senator ted cruz who is pitching an amendment that has him a lot more optimistic than a few weeks ago whether he was going to vote "no." >> i believe we can get it done. i think there's an agreement. my objective for the last six months helping lead the working group on health care has been to reach consensus to bring together and unify the republican conference. >> now the staff think so health care is in the home st