kevin wallace, stan hayes, kim colin, david gast, and toby leavy. actually i think toby leiby already spoke. go ahead, please. thank you. >> hello. i am with the community action network. i am here to oppose the proposed planning code amendment that is being hurt. no affirmative outreach was done to our organization regarding this proposed amendment and the subsequent scheduling of the agenda item. just on this basis alone, this item should, at the minimum, be postponed to allow more time for organizations to digest the sweeping amendment. while this amendment has been introduced as a way to streamline affordable housing approval, it goes far beyond this and includes processes to streamline approval of nonaffordable housing development. this amendment is effectively a means to streamline all new types of development including market rate development. this is highly problematic and misleading. this amendment works to weaken notification protection for members of the public. therefore creating less public participation in the planning process, and les

joining me right now, democratic strategist kevin wallace, campus reform.org editor-in-chief lawrence jones and wisconsin manufacturer and commerce ceo kurt bower. i'm going to get to the politics, because you did hear him reference he's got the second pick for the nominee for the supreme court. we'll save that for a second, but i want to start, first, with our friend from wisconsin there. the business community, are they excited about this opportunity for investment from a foreign country there in your state of wisconsin? >> well or, it's a big deal for wisconsin. it's a better deal for the workers. you just heard the workers talking about the opportunity. that's the construction workers, we're anticipating about 10,000 construction workers. 112,000 workers -- 12,000 workers once the plant gets running and 20, 25,000 total when you look at the supply chain. you think about manufacturing, for every one factory job, you create three jobs in other sectors of the economy like transportation, energy, hospitality, health care, etc. i mean, this is going to be a transformational project for

bubba wallace spun out around turn 11. kevin harvick was leading with 37 to go. harvick chose to pit because he assumed second place driver martin truex, jr. was doing the same. it turns out truex's crew chief fooled harvick and the 78 car stayed out of the pits. seven laps later truex finally pits and he was able to track down harvick easily with 20 laps to go. truex had pressure tires and was able to pull out a massive lead thanks to zero caution flags. he takes the checkered flag for his second win in sonoma since 2013. the 2017 series champion picks up his 18th career win. where does this one rank today? >> i mean it's hard to rank wins. i mean they're all so special. i appreciate all of them because i know how hard they are to get. i went a lot of years without getting any and broke a long winless streak right here. i know what it feels like to be on the other side of it. >> allmendinger. >> oh, no. >> believe me, when it happened, i was in a lot of disbelief and shock. i wasn't ready for it and just let everybody down on this race team. >> reporter: coming

wallace. chuck is next. >> get your broom. >> i'm going to gloat. you can learn to love the warriors. steph is to the so bad. >> i like kevin durant. i'm only saying that because mark is next to me. if it's thursday, forget basketball, rock the red, and get out the silver polish. >> tonight, president trump muls bringing kim jong-un to the united states. where would they meet? >> maybe we will start with the white house. what do you think. >> fresh insight into how tactics from the president's playbook are laying with voters. >>> plus, the daca divide. can republicans bridge their party's division on immigration? >> there is a sense that something might move. it doesn't make me very happy. >> and out to lunch. why scott pruitt's dining habits are piling on more bad headlines for the embattled epa chief. this is "mtp daily," and it starts right now. >>> dpeechb i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." we've seen lies, conspiracy theories, declarations of kinglike power, attacks on the rule of law, smear campaigns, the beginnings of a trade war. and now the president is suggesting he might wing it with kim jong-un.

wallace. chuck is next. >> get your broom. >> i'm going to gloat. you can learn to love the warriors. steph is to the so bad. >> i like kevin durant.e. if it's thursday, forget basketball, rock the red, and get out the silver polish. >> tonight, president trump muls bringing kim jong-un to the united states. where would they meet? >> maybe we will start with the white house. what do you think. >> fresh insight into how tactics from the president's playbook are laying with voters. >>> plus, theac

it came off wallace because what the president and this administration wanted to do is set a new beginning, a new foundation for real one-on-one talks. if anyone were to have suggested , kevinear ago that this would have happened in year -- in singapore, we would have put the odds that less than 10%. mark: chairman meadow speaking there with bloomberg tv's kevin cirilli who is in singapore covering the summit. democrats were openly skeptical. they argued president trump gave leverage bynt committing to and joint military exercises with south korea. after intense lobbying that went overwhelmingleep clos europe. group formed by barack obama says it is targeting with sconce and thernor scott walker and congressional district currently represented by house speaker paul ryan. organizers for acts announced its targeted races nationwide today in addition to defeating governor walker and electing a democrat to replace bigger ryan, the group says it is also working to elect enough democrats to flip control of the state senate to democrats. moscow says president vladimir putin is scheduled to attend congress on the eve of the world cup opener. that is when congress will for thehe hos