writing, great teamwork to bring haribo's facility to kenosha county. twitter users in the u.s.xcited about the prospect of employment opportunities. welcome to the u.s., haribo, jobsforamerica. the possibility of satire was irresistible to some. it could be a sweet deal for the group, using the u.s. as a base to export into neighboring countries. plus, u.s. president has threatened german companies with import tariffs. the gummy bears may be spared a similar fate. >> coming back to the news of the hour, the u.s. health care bill has been pulled by republicans. investors are anxiously eying the buildup to this vote. let's hear from our man in new york. news of the bill coming in a minutes before the end of the trading session. how did wall street react? >> it was impossible to create this environment. we saw some bigger swings. for example, the hospital operators saw big gains here in the friday session. mainly if the american health care act of donald trump would have passed, and meant a lot of people, 20 million people, would have lost health insurance. hospitals might have be

reporter: trump supporters, like monosa, said obamacare is a mess, but at franks diner down the road in kenosha, larry rafng was not confident a replacement would be an improvement. but it shhh it be replaced? >> no ping we should try to work within it, and make changes to it. i don't think we have to necessarily replace it. >> all right! >> reporter: everyone we spoke to felt congressional republicans are running up against the reality that health care is complicated. dick gentz is an accountant. >> from what it sounded like to me is they really couldn't pull the plug on it entirely. >> reporter: at the counter, glenn woods said it's time for the republicans to act. >> when you run on one thing more than anything else and you have the power to change it, you better change it. >> reporter: woods and the other trump supporters said the protracted health care tug-of-war has not lessened their regard for the president. how do you think the president's doing? too early to tell, honestly. i mean, it's hard to turn around an aircraft carrier. >> reporter: is he headed in the right direction? >> yes.

but at frank's diner down the road in kenosha, larry rash was not confident a replacement will be an improvement. but should it be replaced -- no. i think we should fry to work within it. and make changes to it. i don't think we have to necessarily replace it. >> all right. >> everyone we spoke to felt congressional republicans are running up against the reality that health care is complicated. dick gentz is an accountant. >> sounded look to me they really couldn't pull the plug on it entirely. at the counter, glen woods said it is time for the republicans to more than anything else, you have the power to change it, you belter change it. >> woods and the other trump supporters said protracted health care tug-of-war has not lessened their regard for the president. >> not even the president's doing too early to tell? >> honestly. it's -- it's hard to turn around an aircraft carrier. >> reporter: is he headed in the right direction? >> yes. >> in fact the people we spoke to, scott, seemed much more patient with president trump than with their own republican congressmen who happens to be

andperates in the rust belt where my mother lives in kenosha, wisconsin.a way you can make money places where it is very hard to find jobs that pay anything at all. as much as travis and uber have screwed up, it is worth recognizing that they have created opportunity for people, both in terms of opportunity for and also for drivers, and i think that is part of what makes this story hard and complicated. gillian: it is what makes it so emblematic of modern america good and bad. in some ways, this is the american dream. good for democracyemocrac with people with cell phones fighting back. william: the trump voter is actually very pro-business. it gives you a license in a certain way. is the most trusted institution by those people who haven't made their minds up about whether the system is working or not working. business has the chance now, and uber has to be part of that drive to get to a place where the results are good for the worker and for the customer, as well as the shareholder. that's the dream. william: can i go back to something richard was talkin

why -- you and i were in kenosha, wisconsin, very different place, in a lot of respects, but a placet voted for donald trump by a very thin margin. this place voted for trump by a very wide margin. why did you want to come down to mcdowell county? >> well, i was here during the campaign. we had a town meeting about a mile away from here. i've got to tell you, chris, that one stays in my mind because of the courage and the determination and the honesty of the people who were there. this is a community that has a whole lot of problems. people didn't run away from those problems but they are determined to solve those problems and to go forward. so i enjoyed that meeting and i thought it also important that we have national television starting to focus not just on mcdowell county but on rural america and what's happening coast to coast in small towns across this country. [ applause ] >> we're here in mcdowell and there is the coal industry and other things we'll get to. it's in some ways not much different from the rest of west virginia or appalachia or even your state of vermont. >> abs