i'm jillian turner, now back to cavuto on business. charles: the trump administration announcing this week it will allow states to require people to work or volunteer in their communities in order to receive medicaid given that they're physically able to, kentucky becoming the first state to make this happen. several other states already submitting proposals to implement the new requirements but critics say it's cruel but charlie you say this could actually help people? >> well it's called welfare reform we tried it back in the 1990s some great american mayors like rudy guiliani and a few others, it worked then. people who are getting government assistance working for that is not a bad thing. medicaid is government assistance and i don't think government should be in the business of just handing checks to people. i think that is, you know, earning a check goes a long way to helping you get back in to the private sector. i think it worked then and it works now. charles: deirdre the critics are saying someone is on medicaid receiving thi

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i'm jillian turner now back back to bulls & bears. dagen: officials across the country shouting from the roof top for amazon to pick their city for its second headquarters , but when it comes to what perks they've promised the tech giant, that's right, silence. crickets. many states and cities refusing to disclose what they put on the table including tax breaks over fears it could put them at a competitive disadvantage. for whatever city is chosen amazon is expected to spend more than $5 billion in construction and bring in as many as 50,000 jobs. should these cities and regions reveal anything that's paid with tax dollars. >> i think they absolutely should because i think this goes at a lot of things. number one it's the individuals money the taxpayers money and they should know what's happening with their money. i also think this says something about the leadership of those states and communities what are they offering to try to improve these places that really need the jobs, there's a lot of cities out there that could benefit from

. >> and i'm jillian turner, here is what's making news right now.dent trump strikes out against democrats over not hammering out a deal on daca and the wall. we will get the latest from the winter white house. >> plus growing criticism of robert mueller's russia investigation and calls for better transparency, we will talk to republican congressman desantis that sits on foreign affairs and judiciary committee. >> we get unprecedented look at our military's fight against isis courtesy of brand new geographic special. >> we want to fight and we want to take care of business here. i know personally i don't want our nation, in fact, any of our allied nations to have to deal with this enemy. so we have to go get after them here today and take care of business. >> and president trump kicks off the long weekend in mar-a-lago with an early morning tweet storm suggesting that lawmakers are far from reaching a deal on daca and accusing democrats of stalling those negotiations. for more on all of this, let's go live to phil keaton in west palm beach. what can