lemonis: even the people in kenosha? bill: what's that? lemonis: even the people in kenosha?'s been a conversation about why do we have people here. when are other people from libertyville coming up here? lemonis: yeah. bill: the way i look at it, i live a mile away. i get a lot more time in the office here. lemonis: or... bill: or be driving 30 or 40 minutes, right? lemonis: yeah. it took me 26 minutes. bill: really? okay. lemonis: yep. i'm definitely seeing some things that don't add up, so what i'd rather do is sit down and study the numbers because we all know the numbers don't lie. ♪ what's happening? thom: how are you doing? lemonis: how are you? what's happening? alex: how's it going? lemonis: i think the business that you guys are in is pretty fantastic, but do you guys feel like there's a lot of warmth between the two of you? alex: no. thom: no, probably not. we're not touchy-feely. lemonis: you could get a job doing a lot of things. why do you want to work for your dad? alex: legacy. lemonis: what does that mean? alex: it means a lot to him. it means a lot to me. i'

with more than a year until the election, there's plenty of debate to come gotty swartz, nbc news, kenosha, wisconsin. >>> another major story we're following, the crisis at our border new video of a dramatic rescue is showing the risks so many migrants take with their lives when they attempt to cross into the u.s. illegally. gabe gutierrez is at the border. >> reporter: on that boat in the distance is a rescue mission, border patrol agents performing cpr on a 13-year-old migrant from honduras. he wasn't breathing after trying to swim across the rio grande in eagle pass, texas. but he survived. >> this child would have died had it not been for the quick life saving actions by the border patrol agents >> hundreds of migrants die each year along the border either in the stifling heat in the desert this is the most dangerous time of year for migrants just look at the current on that canal. there's the heat, more rain, and irrigation season for farmers making it extremely risky to try and cross that water the rapid surge in migrants has stressed the resources of agents like frank who spends hi

. >> in the small city of kenosha, we found 52-year-old undecided democrat janice barnhill who's owned the coffee pot for 14 years. >> what were the policies you were ing for? >> health care is big. >> health care. >> health care is real big. >> why? >> because i was diagnosed with b cancer back in october. >> janice is worried cabout a $150,000 medibill and is headed to treatment just after our interview. >> did anybody impressu? yo >> harris. >>> and at the pie shop down the street, a similar sentiment. who do you think could go up against president trump? >> i feel like harris definitely could. ar>> but for 19-yeld independent augusta who's top concern is national security -- >> i would still go for trump. >> with more than a year until the election, there's plenty of debate to come. gotty swartz, nbc news, kenosha, wisconsin. >>> another major story we're following, the crisis at our border. new video of a e dramatic rescuis showing the risks so many migrants take with their lives when they attempt into the u.s. illegally. gabe gutierrez is at the border. >> reporter: on that boat

. ♪ welcome to kenosha! hit the ground running, i brought ethan and jules to my gander outdoors store in wisconsin. what i ultimately wanted to find out is, do the people that work at the stores and the people that shop at the stores actually like the products? what are the things they think could be better, and what do they think would sell right away? ethan: the frame we make in-house. it's all one piece, so it's never going to creak or squeak or get loose. chris: the seat would worry me a little bit. ethan: but they are the lightest seat on the market. bruce: if the seat breaks, you kind of lose a little bit of credibility with the quality of the boat. you've got to get the seat right. lemonis: chris, does it need to have a trailer? ethan: inflated, it fits in the back of a pickup truck. lemonis: okay. but not everybody has a -- ethan: oh, right, right. bruce: it'd have to be a pickup. lemonis: well, let's -- let's take it a step further. what's our primary business? so, how is this transporting in an rv?

to -- >> or former milwaukee resident, how about that big factory they were supposed to build in kenosha, wisconsin >> foxconn says we'll hire 13,000 people in racine, wisconsin, and doesn't do it do you believe they'll do what they say when they manufacturer outside of china >> that factory was never meant for apple and iphone >> but if they build it, you could ship production. if you build l.e.d. screens or whatever they were going to build. go to the mar's cheese castle across the highway which is a real thing the point is, don't whine about not being able to produce enough phones outside of china, leslie picker, if you don't have any production or a lot of production outside of your own nation >> well, here's the purpose -- >> we moved our production outside of our country >> exactly >> that's part of the problem. >> the whole purpose of a trade war if you were to ask someone in support of it is that, you know, on one hand you have these tariffs that can help bring people to the terrible on the other hand, the hope is, i don't know if it's working and i think foxconn is a perfect exa

why don't we get some information from you about racine and kenosha and other parts of wisconsin -- >hkosh. talk about the swing parts of that state. we've seen polls that show donald trump getting pounded by double digits. do you believe it or do you think donald trump still has a good shot of carrying wisconsin again? >> i think he does have a good chance of carrying wisconsin again. it depends what the democrats do. everything john said is absolutely true about the power of embassisy. incumbency. and i think we saw a preview last night. but the flip side is he will be running against those democrats and those democrats who want to hate america and destroy america, and it was really striking. i think four years ago he ran as the talk radio candidate. now he's running as a full internet troll. here's the question, if the democrats move hard enough and fast enough to the left, if the republicans can paint them as scary for open borders, not weak on security, poised to trash the economy, you will have a lot of those swing voters in places like appleton and green bay and racine and keno

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. >> if you're talking about factory workers in youngstown, ohio, in kenosha, wisconsin, mccomb countyonald trump, voted for barack obama. now with donald trump and, you know, from what i've seen, right now, they don't seem like they're interested in leaving donald trump. >> no. i think that's the value tim ryan brought to this race. when you look at the stage, everyone is saying bernie sanders versus elizabeth warren versus kamala and versus cory. there was no one battling for the centrist with biden until tim ryan emerges. and i think that's important. not that i'm by any stretch a centrist. people that have the jobs you're talking about need to see themselves on that stage if you're going to say it's an inclusive democratic party. and i see everybody up there but me, that's not inclusive. ryan brought that last night. some people were uncomfortable with it and i think it helps him. the people that he appeals to say yeah, that's how i feel too. it helps me with the people that say i'm with you. understand they don't like me because they don't like you. and i think -- >> are you sayin