i'm going to fight for michigan workers. keep the o fight to automobile production in the united states of america. not outside. n the united states. keep the and by the way, for those who have any doubts, many other industries, too. that's ok. right? so we're here not simply to honor the past but to the devote ourselves to a new future of american automotive leadership. we want to be the car capital of the world again. we will be. and it won't be long. elieve me. and by the way, we're going to have a very big announcement next week having to do with your industry. very, very big, very important. everybody say what is it? let's keep them guessing back there. you've heard me say the words and i will repeat them. right now. buy american and hire american. [cheers and applause] it's not just a motto. it's a pledge. it's a pledge to the working people of this country, the era of economic surrender for the united states is over. it's over. and you see what's already been happening. plants are coming back, other plants expected to

i'm going to fight for michigan workers.e automobile production in the united states of america. not outside. in the united states. and by the way, for those that have any doubt, many other industries, too. that's okay, too, right? so we're here not simply to honor the past, but to devote ourselves to a new future of america automotive leadership. we want to be the car capital of the world again. we will be. and it won't be long, believe me. and by the way, we're going to have a very big announcement next week having to do with your industry. very very big. very important. everybody's saying, what is it? let's keep them -- let's keep them guessing back there. you've heard me say the word, and i'll repeat them, right now. buy american and hire american. [ applause ] it's not just an motto. it's a pledge. it's a pledge to the working people of this country. the era of economic surrender for the united states is over. it's over. and you see what's already been happening. plants are coming back. other plans that were expected to

there's a clear divide in michigan. donald trump talked a lot about jobs in the auto industry, made a big deal out of ford and general motors, announcing a change of plans to expand in mexico, to reinvest in the united states. still a lot of division in this state, katy. a lot of united autoworkers folks in this hangar, this airport hangar today. they were bussed in. they were told they could come here and not lose any pay at work today if they were -- if they had to work the line. there's a lot of support in the auto industry for president trump. that was enough, obviously, to carry him to victory in michigan and to the white house back in november. >> i know that wasn't a scientific poll you took of that -- of those interviews you did in that diner, but i can tell you that is exactly the reason that gentleman we just showed is exactly the reason donald trump keeps harping on the media and keeps blaming things on the media or democrats because that is the message that resonates. don't blame me, it's everybody else tryi

is playing michigan the big ten tournament right now. it is in overtime, 68 michigan, 67 purdue is the latest score i see. and -- guest isnd our latest smiling on camera, so let's look back at the jobs report. president trump's first full jobs report is showing a little over 200,000 jobs added. ,oining us now is rick snyder governor of michigan. as we see the numbers of the economy start to take in and see this sentiment across market in the numbers today, tell us how you feel and what you see on this date level in terms of whether or not we can attribute this to a sort of eagerness for trump's policies. governor snyder: what we're continuedmichigan is relation of strong economic growth. we have seen that over the last few years in michigan. put this in perspective. we had the highest unemployment at the last decade going back to pre-2010 times. we have seen steady growth and created over 500,000 private , number one in the great lakes states and number six in the country over the last x years. we see that continuing. the trend of strong

the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. ms. stabenow: thank you very much. there's so many different things to talk about as it relates to how health care impacts people. and as senator casey said, this is very personal. it's not political. a lot of politics around this, but it is very, very personal. in michigan, when we're talking about health care, medicaid alone, we're talking about 650,000 people who have been able to get coverage now. most of them working in minimum-wage jobs who now are able to get health care that couldn't before, and their children. and that adds to the majority of seniors who are in nursing homes now, folks getting long-term care, folks getting help for alzheimer's and other challenges who are relying on medicaid health care to be able to cover their costs. and i wanted to share a letter as well from wendy, a pediatric nurse practitioner from oakland county in michigan. we've received so many letters. i'm so grateful for that, and e-mails. she said as a pediatric nurse practitioner, i've seen so many of my patients benefit from the

for the state of michigan.is particular moment in time? these investments have been in the works for a while. a number of them were committed in 2015 as part of the uaw contract negotiation. why we are announcing today is the michigan economic development corporation met today to give support for incentives and tax abatement. so they were going to take the package as part of the consideration, we wanted to talk about it publicly and let it come to life. it wasn't long ago that he pulled a planned investment in mexico now you're going ahead with this one of the us. can you explain the business thinking behind it? what's the economic case? we originally announced we would building a new plant in mexico to build the focus. as we have seen over the last couple of years, small car sales have reduced significantly in the us. we alternated that plan to bail to produce the in another mexican plant and save 500 million. net of all those changes. that frees up money to make incremental investment in the us. trump has tal

the pree senator from michigan. ms. stabenow: thank you, mr. president. i want to speak about the health care bill that has been laid out in the house, now introduced in the house of representatives, and express great concern about the proposal as it relates to the people of michigan that i represent as well as people across the country, and, frankly, this proposal or whatever passes will be judged based on whether or not people pay more for their coverage if they can find it, whether they're going to be able to get the health care that they need. the health care that they need. . >> i want to speak about the health care bill that has been laid out in that house now in the house of representatives and to express great concern of the proposal as it relates to the people of michigan that i represent as well as people across the country and free clean this proposal will be judged whether or not people pay more for their coverage whether they can get the health care that they need for:health care is very personal despite the politics here in congress and the

conyers of michigan. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 180, the gentleman from michigan, mr. conyers, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan. mr. conyers: thank you, mr. chairman. members, i'm concerned that h.r. 720 may have a serious dilatorious impact on the ability of individuals to protect their civil and constitutional rights in federal court. this is a point that has been emphasized on this side ever since we started examining more carefully h.r. 720. accordingly, my amendment was simply exempt. these types of cases from the bill. based on a decade of experience with the 1983 version of the federal rules of civil procedure. we know that the civil rights cases were, in fact, disproportionately impacted because they often raised novel arguments. 1991 federal judicial center study found that the incidents of rule 11 motions was higher in civil rights cases than in some other types of cases. another study showed that while civil rights cases comprised only 11% of the federal cases filed, more than 22% of the c

donald trump won it by about 30,000 votes. >> another one, michigan.hboring wisconsin, where today we begin a year-long series taking you to the heart of what has become trump country. his promise, a better jobs, better future, some taking the chance on the president, making him the first republican to take that state since 1988. they loved his talk about scrapping nafta, but now they're holding him to account. >> i'm very hopeful. >> hopeful, hopeful. >> president trump will bring jobs back. >> bring jobs back home. >> create new jobs. >> focus on the country. >> we don't want to fall back anymore. >> make this nation strong. >> we want to go forward. >> i want to see american made. >> american made, something these michigan voters want to see a whole lot more of. it's a promise that helped tipped michigan in president donald trump's favor. >> my economic agenda can be summed up with three very beautiful words, jobs, jobs, jobs. we're bringing our jobs back. >> reporter: it wasn't just trump's promise of more jobs it's his promise for what he calls fa

are really bringing michigan back. president trump: big progress in michigan. ms. buchwald-wright: hello. it's nice to see you again. i'm karen buchwald-wright. and i'm the president and ceo of a family business that manufactures natural gas compressors. we're from mt. vernon, ohio. and gas compressors are used in both the oil and gas industry, so i'm especially thankful that you have gotten the keystone -- president trump: very busy. ms. buchwald-wright: yes, we are going to be. president trump: you have to be.

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gentlemen, great report from william brangham from michigan., a lot of these voters still like donald trump. it's been a rough two months but they're looking past that. >> yeah, he's still got 80% approval rating among republicans, and the senate and the house face if they face donald trump, they are in trouble at home. he's popular in republican circles. 35%, 40% national approval. >> woodruff: what did you make of that? >> i think it was a terrific piece. we have to understand, having missed that story last november myself, that donald trump -- >> woodruff: most of us did. -- donald trump felt the pain of these people, that's what he communicated to them. he acknowledged their existence, what they had been through, and that, while the great big numbers in the country were great, the stock market, the unemployment, that these were people. who themselves and experienced being left behind and said i would stand up for you. and they are giving him the benefit of the doubt. >> imagine how popular he would be if he had policies to help the people.

pete: michigan state representative peter lucido. you might become my hero because i was trying to be this crusade right here in fox and friends to in daylight savings time. we just lock them in and never fall back in the fall. >> that's correct. we want to send it in for getting. we have over one phosphate with clocks, making their wristwatch, anything jumping on ladders. if we set it and forget it, we will be a daylight savings time in michigan, which we are for nine months out of the year. we spring forward in march and fall backwards and over were in the difference is that three month we'll have a lot more daylight. everyone taking care of.

michigan university. >> coming to you from marquette michigan, home of northern michigan university.oday. ve we have the risk of strong storms making their way into parts of kansas. plenty of sun shine. gulf coast looks good. mid atlantic into the northeast. tomorrow severe storms don't move too much. mid and upper mississippi valley. mid atlantic states a little on the chilly side through northern new england. that's what's going on around the country. he's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> rain around right now. the biggest area of thunderstorm activity is right near frederick. leaving parts of montgomery county. we saw lightning strikes. it will continue to move up north and east. the rest of the area pretty much now seeing that lighter rainfall pretty scattered. we have a chance for thunderstorms this afternoon. mid 70s tomorrow and thursday. friday rain. clear weekend. >> that is your latest weather. clues for tomorrow. day 3, rokerthon 3. don't knock it until you try it. fashion, checkerboard, and smokey is more than the great mountains. we'll see you tomorrow from

host: will is calling from michigan. what are your infrastructure priorities in michigan?aller: anybody familiar driving from indiana to ohio into michigan are aware we need roads. speaking from a local perspective, i am a citizen of michigan, school and school buildings are a problem with us. they need to be invested in as well as cities like detroit and my birth city of flint, michigan which is having a tough time with schools and of course the water issue that we are still struggling with which everybody seems to know about but so few doing anything about. is the housingg stock, especially in black communities and primarily black communities. the ones i have resided in, done so little with them being so short. things we should do is invest in while thecentury property guys are still struggling to recover in our community so weekend of these make because the living cheaper for people in those communities. host: patrick is calling in from florida. what do you think should be the number one focus when it comes to addressing an upper structure in our country -- infrastructu

michigan state has won. last couple of minute. tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes." american workers are being forced to train their replacements. followed by "ncis: los angeles, "madam secretary," and elementary." here with a right to go to the sweet 16. number one seed kansas, number nine michigan state. they maybe came in with a chip on their shoulder. jackson was suspended. tay took care of u.c. davis on saturday -- friday and are taking on a good kansas team here this afternoon. reggie: ward is back on the floor. here we go with gambling. kevin: bridges, a drive. he has consistently done well. 19 for the game. he had 13 at halftime. dan: now if you, you attack ward. not necessarily throw the ball into coleby but you drive it at him, see if you can get that fifth foul and if not, he's going to be very careful. here's a big advantage for kansas because they have the two point guards, mason and graham on the court tame. kevin: offensive rebound by coleby. that's huge. he's come in with lucas in foul tr

i'm from flint, michigan. and we know in my community what happens when we fail to protect drinking water. in the course of the day, most americans take for granted that water that comes from the tap is safe. mr. speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman will suspend. members in the rear of the chamber, please cease conversations. ake seats. the gentleman from michigan. mr. kildee: thank you, mr. speaker. people take for granted that water is safe. but for my community of 100,000 people, that is not true. it hasn't been true for years. since the state government switched to a corrosive water source, the flint river, they have not been able to drink water out of the tap. this terrible decision poisoned the city's water supply with corrosive water, resulting in high levels of lead, leeching into their water system. going into their pipes into their homes into their bodies. 100,000 people, 7,000 children. under the age of 6. nearly three years later, those same families are still r

>> ron mott in michigan for us. thanks so much. i also, as i said, we have steve rattner with us and nick. steve, you know this stuff inside/out. you were with the obama administration. you were basically, what, in charge of the auto bailout, essentially, right? you were in charge of that presidential commission. you hear donald trump speak and say how great things are right now and how they're bringing jobs back to america. what do you think? >> well, one things aren't good for the american auto industry. we're selling a lot of cars. we're making a lot of cars. it's certainly on recovery. i do think even being a partisan, you have to say president obama deserves the credit for that. this idea they're bringing jobs back, id would quarrel with. the companies themselves said with respect to a bunch of these announcements, it was in the works. big companies don't make these decisions in six weeks. that's not how they operate. >> they have made, you know, to donald trump's credit or he would take credit for, this may have made a lot of

the michigan plant will get all 6300 jobs. romeo will grow.xistingl grow in the mexican plant to grow the capacity we have there. >> understand this was part of talks in 2015. why is it today you make the announcement? >> today, because the michigan economic development corporation is having their meeting with a talk about investment magnitudes. they actually approved it while i have been sitting here. we wanted to wrap it all together and make sure we explain it to people, because the michigan economic development corporation has been a great partner in us. they provided some tax abatement when we make these sizable investments. >> would you be making this suvsion -- again, it is and midsize pickups which are not terribly fuel-efficient. would you make this decision if the president had not indicated they are going to be reviewing those fuel efficiency standards? >> yes, we went. we made his commitment back in 2015 in our contract negotiations. a look at this as a portfolio approach. if you look at the money we have announced we are investing

of michigan. at northern michigan university, as we keep rolling, rokerthon 3. we are attempting to set a record with almost 1,000 students playing the world's largest game of freeze tag. that's right, the world record for largest freeze tag game in the world's largest wooden dome, the superior dome. it's all coming up. we're going to start tagging people. coming up in our next hour, tag, you're it, willie the wildcat. it's going to be big. the world's largest wooden dome, the world's largest freeze game, freeze tag game, let's do it! >> he is amped up. al, thank you. >>> let's get to our top story. growing calls for the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee to recuse himself from the investigation into russian meddling in the election. this after it was revealed that he had a secret meeting on white house grounds. as for president trump, he was busy on twitter over the night. we will talk about this with lindsey graham in a moment. first, nbc's peter alexander at the white house with all of it. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. o

we had a big blowout and then he went to michigan. in michigan it was thrown together last-minute, the last rally of the campaign and he landed back at laguardia because he wanted to stop one more time in michigan. we knew if we could just make a for themodel that people who have not been engaged in the election process, who are fed up with the broken washington, they showed up and voted and we won. hillary clinton did not connect with the african-american community. donald trump got 80% which i know does not sound great but it is a historic number four a republican. -- for a republican. donald trump one with evangelicals and across the board. that is what nobody else saw. everybody else said he lost the day he announced and it cnn they are laughing at us at 5:00 in the afternoon. >> washington journal continues. us fromrl takei is with the american civil liberties aclu, better known as the here to discuss the recent justice department decision to reverse course on an obama administration directive to phase out the use of private pris

michigan has lost 300,000 manufacturing jobs since 2004.ade deals, since nafta was signed in the early '90s, michigan has lost 35% of its manufacturing jobs. but it's interesting to note, that many good jobs haven't been lost to trade, they're being lost to robots, not humans. >> it's one of the worst contracts ever negotiated for the american worker. >> frank and salvatore have been union auto workers for decades. both say they voted for president obama twice, but despite having pretty good paying jobs, when they >> it was very difficult for me because i have been a long democrat. people needed a change. the uaw brought us into the middle class. when i hear trump talk about solidarity and it sounds like he's a union guy right there. i was happy to have somebody stick up for us. >> their fellow auto worker dennis washington didn't vote for president trump, but he's encouraged. >> just the fact that he's bringing or chie trying to stop jobs going out of the country, i feel that's a a big opportunity for americans. i'm very curious to see wha

after their plane skidded off the runway and crashed in michigan, no one was hurt.igan's game, their jerseys were stuck at the bottom of the damaged plane so they had to wear practice jerseys against you know it -- against illinois. also, a good team to get behind as well. >> this was just a relief once we got from the airplane to the bus. after that, i shoulders hang back and kind of focus on what we have to do today. >> i think the hardest part was getting back on the plane. once we landed i think everybody was fine, just excited to get back on the court and get back to normal. >> they play tomorrow. i expect them to be in those uniforms again. >> kirk cousins, what's going to happen with him? >> i think that he will be traded. he will be a lame-duck quarterback next year. >> if he's asked for a trade, you've got to do that. >> i think bruce allen and dan snyder will be owners. >> we are back to where we were. >> and it's an ugly past. >> sometimes we don't learn. >>> temps drop in tomorrow. good enough for because my teeth are yellow. these photos? why don't you

for voters near michigan, he can say that he is helping automakers lower costs. for others around the country he can say he's keeping a campaign promise to lower regulations. >> oracle continues in the cloud buness. it saw profits rise and beat estimates while the sales rose thanks to an increase in the cloud products. the the company raised its quarterly dividend from 15 to 19 cents a share and shares popped in after hours trading. they finished the regular session up a frash at $43.05. guess reported earnings, that it helped offset he weakness at the locations in the americas. those results still missed estimates, as did the profits. guess gave some disappointing guidance for the current quarter and that sent shares initially tumbling after hours. they did end the regular session up. the camera maker go pro said would it cut its work force by 270 employees in an effort to lower operating costs by $200 million this year. the coil also said it expects earnings for the current quarter to come in at the high end. >>> williams son dloema. the owner of pottery barn g

. >>> president trump kicks off a busy day on the road with a trip to michigan to speak with leaders in the ought tro industry but as craig boswell reports, questions are swirling about his taxes after portions of his 2005 returns were released to the media. >> reporter: president trump arrived in michigan for meetings with automakers. general motors announced wednesday morning it plans to add or retain another 900 jobs across three michigan facilities over the next year before leaving dc, president trump sent out a tweet calling his leaked tax returns fake news. >> came in the mail over the transom and there's absolutely nothing improper about journalists if you haven't solicited something getting it over the transom. it's entirely possible that donald sent this to me. >> reporter: david cay johnston unveiled the first two pages of mr. trump's return on rachel maddow's msnbc show showing president trump paid $38 million in taxes on an income of more than $150 million. that's a tax rate of 25.3%. the white house confirmed the numbers in a statement. but said the president paid no mor

the michigan attorney general says they keep getting calls. stephanie gosk, nbc news, east lansing, michigan. >>> nearly every weeks for months there was been developments involving cyber espionage including yesterday's news of russian spies charge inside the yahoo attack. tonight cyber security experts are warning of a threat to utilities that millions count on every day. here is tom costello with more. >> reporter: there's a reason it's called the dark web where nearly every computer server is masked, making them almost impossible to trace. a dark alley that can facility a massive hacks like the recent attack on yahoo! now blamed on russian agents. >> it almost feels like a losing battle. >> it's become a top priority for police and intelligence agents all over the world. >> reporter: james lines showed us, hackers no longer have to write their own programs. >> hold my hands. i'll make you rich. >> reporter: they can buy it prepackaged from hackers who advertise on the dark web. among the big corporate names knocked offline, amazon, paypal a

welcoming jack bergman republican of michigan. the president calling this beach the spirit of american renewal. what did you hear. >> not only did i heard renewal, i heard unity in achieving outcomes because we worked together. i heard heard education is a silver rights issue of our time. i heard we as our country will put american interests and an interest where our citizens succeed in the world will achieve better because they know they're working with a strong ally in the united states. >> the president saying i'm not the leader of the world, i'm elected to be the leader of the united states did you find that a strong statement? i been elected to be the representative of the first district of michigan and we have 435 liters here in congress, were representing us and our people. if we do it right will be the envy of our world. >> to see anything in his proposal mentioned tonight anyway, do you think his budget is at all possible to pass through a republican house and senate? >> it in fact i think it's probable because when you t

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we're proud to be a part of the state of michigan and the u.s.ehicles in the united states, and this is about the future, new trucks, new suvs and new capability to serve our customers with connect i feel and mobility solutions and of course all that data coming in the autonomous vehicles in the future. >> joe, when you recently gave your outlook, there was some talk of increased long-term investment spending. obviously this is part of the same strategy. to what extent is ford envisioning a relatively rapid transition in the market to either alternative fuels or autonomous driving? how ready do you think you have to be very soon for all this? >> we have the infrastructure in place to be ready. today we start 13 pettabytes of data and we expect to handle 200 pettabytes of data. that's why the data centers are going in. autonomous vehicles we're going to bring out in 2021, we have a few years to get ready for that and electric vehicles coming, 13 new electric vehicles coming over the next several years over $4.5 billion of investment so we're getti

that includes half of all the children in michigan. includes over 100,000 children n my district alone. republicans are using the repeal and replace legislation once again to target women's health by defunding planned parenthood. no matter how many times it is substaniated, it is a fact, it has been stated the republicans do not seem to understand or refuse to accept the fact that federal dollars do not pay for abortions. planned parenthood provides a variety of preventive care, including contraception and cancer screening for millions of americans and women in this country.ing planned parenthood to continue their imrtant missioof providing women across the country with quality health care, republicans have decided to jeopardize the health of millions of americans because of a blatantly partisan witch-hunt. i'd like to take a minute to share a already one of my constituents wrote me about her experience with the affordable care act. as a self-employed person for the first time in my life i have been able to have health care in michigan

craig boswell has more. >> reporter: president trump left the white house on his way to michigan for meetings with automakers. prior to his arrival, general motors announced this morning it plans to add or retain another 900 jobs across three michigan facilities over the next year. before leaving d.c., president trump sent out a tweet calling his leaked tax returns fake news. >> came in the mail over the -- and there's absolutely nothing improper about journalists if you haven't solicited something, getting it over the transom and by the way it's entirely possible that donald sent this to me. >> reporter: david k. johnston unveiled the fest two pages of mr. trump's return on ms rachel maddow row. the show -- show. it showed president trump paid $38 million in taxes on income of more than $150 million, that's 25.3% tax rate. the white house confirmed the numbers in a statement. but said the president paid no more tax than legally required. after leaving michigan, president trump heads to tennessee to help sell the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare to the public. the pres

being from michigan we watched the love, the support, and your advocacy. and just know that as a ichigander, chad's inspirational fight against cancer and your devotion to raising funds and awareness for dipg is remarkable. mrs. carr: thank you very much. mrs. lawrence: so proud of you. not unlike political parties, michigan state and the u of m fans don't often agree on everything, however chad's battle with cancer and your commitment to his continuing legacy has crossed across the fan lines and united spartans and wolverines behind a common cause. cancer research is something that impacts all of us not just democrats or republicans. when the president released his proposed budget, i was devastated to see the draconian cuts being made to n.i.h. in your testimony you discussed the major strides that n.i.h. researchers have made toward cancers such as leukemia. as you noted 40 years ago leukemia had a 10% survival rate. today the survival rate is almost 90%. that represents just one of the countless medical achievements that has been made as a result of fun

in michigan, you can benefit from these services in the beautiful upper peninsula of michigan where i will be this weekend where funds support the health department in iron county or the planned parenthood clinic in marquette to the opposite e of the state to the southeast corner where funds support the health department in monroe county. so what are we voting on today? plain and simple -- this is an effort to take away women's family planning and other health care services. right now title 10 funds are awarded solely based on the provider's ability to serve the patient, as it should be. republicans want to discriminate against certain family planning services, certain providers, and reduce access to this care, frankly, based on politics or their own personal beliefs. the vote this afternoon is very simple. it's about basic health care for women. a vote yes is a vote against women in michigan and all across our country. a "yes" vote will -- a yes vote will take away health care for millions of americans. i strongly urge my colleagues to vote no. thank you, mr. president. i suggest the

all tied at 55 when they bury the three to give michigan the lead. then later in the half wolverines up four. he glides to the rim. he had a career high 26 points. with under a minute left, a two-point game. derrick walton jr. driving, going high off the glass and michigan's season of destiny continues advancing to the sweet 16. 73-69 the final. >>> in the south region, number ten wichita state taking on second seed kentucky. second half malik monk for three. wildcats by five. now in the final minute, shockers down one, monk comes up on the defensive end, this time blocking the three attempt to preserve the lead and then in the closing seconds, they need another three. trying to tie it up, but he's blocked and kentucky advances 65-62. they'll play the winner of cincinnati/ucla in the sweet 16. >>> and some sad late-breaking news. 49ers legend dwight clark tweeted out less than a half hour ago that he has als. this is honestly a developing story right now, peggy, but certainly sad news regarding the niners legend. >> oh, boy, indeed. hopefully we'll h

one out of six jobs were lost in michigan. over 25% of the jobs in michigan gone.if you go to a place without problem, people all over the country respond. >> response to the gop opposition announcing and warning are fulfilled for the changes after they review the plan yesterday. what they said was 23 million people for the uninsured is it the uninsured is that critical the members of the republican house come together. >> i would not underestimate the impact of what it is i'm prepared to do deals here. its critics through this. i believe everything in the house of representatives does with him a line. i would not be too worried about the cbo budget analysis. they were way off on obama cared. this is hardly the gutenberg bible. the msn same let the games begin. good to see you. thanks for joining this morning. stick with us later in the show will join the speaker of the house paul ryan. congressman ryan will join me at 8:30 a.m. eastern. stay with us for the interview. the northeast digs out this morning after heavy snow causes thousands of flight cancellations. tw

welcoming the republican of michigan to statuary hall. the president calling the speech the spirit of american renewal. what did you hear? >> i heard unity and achieving outcomes because they work together. i heard education is the civil rights if she one of our time. we are going to put interests in the position that our citizens succeed and the world will achieve better because they know they are working with a strong ally in the united states. >> the president saying i'm not the leader of the world, i am elected to be the leader of the united states. did you find that a strong statement for a president to make? >> i did and i can capitalize on it because i've been elected to represent michigan. he is leaving the united states and we have 100 senators that our leaders and we are representing us and our people and if we do it right, we will be the envy of the world one more time. >> do you think anything in his proposal, understanding there is not a lot of money behind it mentioning tonight anyway, do you think his budget is at all impos

the news comes as the president prepares for a day trip to michigan and tepp ten. craig boswell is at the white house with more on the president's busy day. president trump left the white house on his way to michigan for a meetings with auto makers. prior to his rival general motors announced this morning it plans to add or retain another 900 jobs across three michigan facilities over the next year. before leaving d.c., president trump sent out tweet calling his leaked tax returns fake news. >> came in the mail over the transom, and there's absolutely nothing improper about journalists if you haven't solicited something getting it over the transom by the way let me point out it's entirely possible donald sent this to me. >> david cay johnston unveil the first two pages of mr. trauma pops return on a show. the show president trump paid $38 million in taxes on income of more than 150 millions dollars that's attacks rate of 25-point 3%. the white house confirmed the numbers in a statement but said the president paid no more tax than legally required. after leaving mic

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people at home in michigan aren't looking at process. they're looking at, is this person going to make the right decision some are they impartial? do they have the right values? for me the answer is no on this particular nominee. >> what do you make of this, understand the larger argument you're making but this is one you may lose. and at the end of the day, ideologically, gorsuch isn't going to change the make-up of the court if you say, because he is replacing scalia, and you change the filibuster fire for a future potential opening. >> well, when you're talking about process, i guess the big question is, is mitch mcconnell going to do this at any time? i don't know. he has to make decision. what ought to happen is that if you have a nominee that can't get 60 votes, you should change the nominee and not change the rules. that's the bottom line. >> one question on president trump and the rhetoric he is putting out to democrats. when will you take it seriously? >> well, i've reached out and said i will bring jobs home that i've introduce

. >> march madness is in full swing and michigan is on a mission. we have highlights from the big dance. >>> two weeks from opening day in baseball. but will jeff live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. . >>> some devastating news for dwight clark who announced today on twitter he has been diagnosed with als. clark just turned 60 in january and said he first began experiencing weakness in his right hand in 2015. he said i have als, also known as lou gehrig's disease. those words are still very hard for me to say. while i'm still trying to wrap my head around the challenge i will face all i know is i'm going the fight like hell and live each day to the finish. >>> brewers and giants, these ladies came for sun and fun. jeff samardzija deep to left and out. a solo shot and that makes it 2-0, milwaukee. and next up more of the same. going opposite field this time. back to

. >> we have to focus production out of michigan to an existing plant in mexico.e didn't have the is announcements, no one will lose their jobs as a part of what we're doing. >> jenna: will take that. you have 200,000 plus employees. your market cap from the company is about $45 billion today. there has to be some strategic vision for why this is happening, it's not to get a tweet from the president. it has to be smart from a business perspective. why do you think it's smart now? >> we think for a lot of reasons. if you look at michigan this year, they touch although different parts of what's going on in the business. first off, we mentioned the new ranger and brock are coming to michigan, those will be incremental new products to our portfolio, bringing back things used to be in our lineup. if you look at it, the new data center. today we use 13 bytes of data storage. we expect by 2021 petabytes. it's 15 zeros. it's a lot of data, how about that? the data -- the car is giving you feedback on what's happening to the vehicle, what's happening in its surroundings, w

and a close call for members of the university of michigan basketball team. their plane slid off the runway at an airport near campus when the pilot had to abort takeoff because of the high winds. the plane sustained extensive damage, but no one was seriously injured. >> well, the winds were so strong, commuter trains were stopped in east chicago, indiana. most of the advisories and warnings are canceled this morning. >>> evacuees in the southern plains are returning home this morning after a string of wildfires burned for days. fires throughout kansas, texas, oklahoma, and colorado scorched more than a million acres. fires. >>> and in southwest florida, folks are returning home after a dangerous brush fire. >> i've never seen a fire move as fast as it did. it just blew through the trees like butter. >> the 7500-acre fire destroyed at least one home and three out buildings. >>> breaking overnight, hawaii has become the first state to sue to stop president trump's revised travel ban. hawaii had previously sued over the president's initial travel ban. the new b

have made some executive decisions in this run a map time he has been president, i think flint, michigan and the lead crisis would be one of the top things he could use his executive position for. senior majoring in communications. trump, whileald you have done the immigration then, what are you going to do to create more unity? there is a lot of hate going on in the world. what would you do to fix it? >> my name is nicholas rogers, a senior majoring in broadcast journalism. one of the main issues i would like to see the president take on his relationships between minorities and law enforcement. [indiscernible] my name is sarah, an education major at morgan state university. what i want more than anything from congress is education -- money to education. i am from west baltimore. there is a lot of poverty, crime, violence, but not a lot of education. currently, 1000 teachers were just laid off. as a future teacher, i would like to see more money spent on education, especially for children of color. announcer: voices from the road on c-span. the house is continuing negotiations on the hea

do you remember what happened in michigan? remember? november 8th.h, that was an exciting michigan evening. and ford just made that announcement. that's a great announcement. it's a very important announcement. means jobs, jobs, jobs. we're going to continue to expand energy production and we will also create more jobs in infrastructure, trucking and manufacturing. this will allow the epa to focus on its primary mission of protecting our air and protecting our water. together we are going to start a new energy revolution, one that celebrates american production on american soil. we want to make our goods here instead of shipping them in from other countries all over the world. they ship in, ship in, take americans' money, take the money, go home, take our jobs, take our companies. no longer, folks. no longer. we believe in those really magnificent words. made in the usa. [ applause ] right, fellas? we will unlock job producing natural gas, oil and shale energy. we will produce american coal to power american industry. we will transport american energ

will they all the manufacturing jobs in michigan? probably not.th the top line, which links to nominal gdp. this is the animal spirit of america. average60% nominal gdp through the beginning of the crisis. it is not come back. 3.5%is roughly a statistic. the president wants to get back to hear. do you have an indication that we get a combination of real growth and inflation on top of that to get to the animals. everybody desires? >> i think we stake closer to the growth rate. we are looking at nominal gdp growth in the 4% area. it is tough to get to 6%. we are at full employment. it is really hard no matter what stimulus boost to the economy, how are you going to get to six point growth? the trade deficit is going to widen. tom: can your optimism worked with a sub five gdp? tobias: i agree that we will have a tough time getting to 6%. we will get to 5%. we were not far away from it with the significant drop in the energy sector. it is not going to their gangbusters environment. that is difficult to achieve. that was tobias levkovich. that was earl

michigan, next, republican, good morning. morning.ood i love c-span. e can always get truthful and factual information. of course i'm a c-span listener and i have no own business and of watching "washington journal" and a lot of c-span that i tape. you do.ad glad you do, go ahead. you.er: thank i am absolutely amazed through he course of years how many doctors are in washington. know because you democrat, ican or every once in a while it creep intoes a conversation. doctor this, doctor that. let me tell you, a year ago, i id a little survey, i found a member of congress that was a texas.an and he lived in so what i did, i pretended i was constituents, got ahold of this texas office and then found out where his practice was and i called to inquire. well, he still has active practice, his wife works in the office, of course, so these dipping.e double i realize you are congressman, 176,000 0 is pretty hard to get is just mind bogg boggling. one other comment in regard to paul ryan and i wish i could put my hands on this, but a couple years ago, paul ryan

you remember what happened in michigan? november 8, that was an exciting michigan evening and four just made that announcement. it's a very important announcement and it means jobs, jobs, jobs. we are going to continue to expand energy production and we are owing to create more jobs and infrastructure trucking and manufacturing. this will allow the epa to focus on its primary mission of protecting our air and protecting our water. together we are going to start a new energy revolution, one that celebrates american production on american soil. we want to make our goods here instead of shipping them from other countries all over the world. they are shipped in taking americans money, take the money go home and take our jobs come and take her companies. no longer folks, no longer. those magnificat -- magnificent words, made in the usa. [applause] we will unlock job producing natural gas oil and shale energy. we will produce american coal to empower american industry. we will transport american energy to american pipelines made