and a michigan health food store and michigan brewery. >> gov.hter] in michigan, that is statistically likely. either going to be a microbrewery or a parking lot. so michigan goes trump in 2016 come abiding in 2020, it goes you overwhelmingly in 2022. what is happening in michigan? >> gov. whitmer: we are the most diverse swing state in the country. i think that is what makes it so great. it is also why you got to listen to people, got to talk to people, got to try to solve problems instead of just being anger. >> jordan: you are in michigan. the head of the g.o.p., internally elected, he went on sympathizer, election denier, calling democrats demonic. >> gov. whitmer: [laughs] the head of the g.o.p., to your point, said that both yoga are satanic. >> jordan: walk the line on satanic beyonce? >> gov. whitmer: i was going to make a seat at the table for someone who actually wants to solve problems regardless of what their political bent is what i don't have time for people who want to call beyonce satanic. >> jordan: there is a big hunting culture

and the poll numbers that migh be for him plus, at florida michigan stat senator, she joins me to discuss democrats and thei progressive dreams for tha swing state. protecting reproductive rights he [inaudible] won his pro trust platform he's leading the charge to tak back systematic system abortion i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's get started. >> the 2024 presidential election is here almost you think i'm joking consider this set of facts nbc news is reporting that president biden is expecting t formally relaunch his campaign this week on tuesday new polling from nbc out today shows that 70% of all american do not think joe biden shoul make another run for the white house. not exactly ideal numbers fo the sitting president. you would think seriou democratic rivals would be chomping at the bit to challenge biden, but they ar not. that's probably because hidden within that nbc news poll was huge gift for democrats an president biden. nearly two thirds of gop primary voters just under 70 say they stand firmly behind donald trump and dismiss concerns about his electability his recent criminal arre

here in michigan, we'v expanded rights for the lgbt community.rights we have expanded reproductiv rights we've made michigan a more competitive state that is goin to lure talent here. and these other governors an legislatures are trying to rollback those rights, targe people we have big problems in this country to solve we have to worry about nationa security cyberattacks we've got climate change i mean, there's 1 millio things we could be working o that all of humanity depends o us getting right yet, they're waging war agains their own people it's crazy you know, if this continues, i think that we are going to b very much a nation at risk, as well as the democracy that we've been fighting so hard to make sure continues, and i safe and voting rights, i mean, there's just so much at risk here, ali, i just cannot get m head around where these guys are going. we deserve better. we're leading here in michigan it's been a productive hundred days, people looking for a state where you can be who you are, and have all the righ you've come to expect, mayb

michigan democrats have wrappe up a series of impressiv winds. what you need to keep doing?oving tha social issues are economic issues i am now working with many o my colleagues on reforming our approach to economic development. to make sure that we send th signal to the rest of th country that the talent, the people are going to be welcome here and we are going to do what we need to do to expand into clea energy, to continue pivoting our mobility industry, our automotive industry to compete and to make sure that people are clambering to be here fo all of those reasons and more. >> michigan state senato mallory mcmorrow, always a pleasure, thank you for coming back on the show >> thanks, ayman >> a head, the stunning autops report shedding new light on the protester killed january b georgia state troopers at th site of what critics call co city now with astepro fast allergy relief, [ spray, spray ] you can astepro and go. why are 93% of sleep number sleepers very satisfied with their bed? maybe it's because you can gently raise your partner's head to help relieve snoring. so

not just in michigan and voters in michigan are really the heroes of our story they are the ones whothat not only we had these fundamental protections fo reproductive freedoms that our constitution, but also votin rights as well they have expanded our democracy to ensure we hav citizen led redistricting, and more ability to access the voting registered to acces voting as a result we see policie that reflect the majority will of the voters. we as their leaders as elected officials, our job is to stand by and protect and enhance and enable the voice of the people to be heard and to com fruition in policies throughou our state. and that again is a real contrast between what you ar seeing in michigan and i states that are advancing more restrictive policies that ar not favored by the majority of the people >> attorney general, we talked about everything that you have done up to this point, i wonde what do you feel still remains to be done, especially wit 2024 on the horizon? >> well i think we all believe that there is a whole lot more that we could be doing remember, democrats did no ha

and michigan lawmakers are spending over 500 million u.s.em. but residents are outraged and they are letting them know. >> you guys are hypocrites. you guys just put the chinese flag up there. every one of you guys are corrupt. you told us that 95% of the people are through. you know what? my wife and i went down to all the streets. 95%. you guys are nothing but hypocrites. you don't care about this place. >> former michigan gubernatorial candidates tudor dixon joins us now. that was exclusive video to "fox & friends first." thank you for sharing that with us. give us a back story. why in light of everything we know about china trying to influence and infiltrate the united states of america is that still happening? >> i think because people really don't understand the threat there. and, as you see, those people didn't understand even that this company was coming into their town until we expose they have connections to the chinese communist party. once they started to see that they started to ask environmental questions. a lot of these chemic

michigan has had a blu trifecta state, the first time in 40 years. because we've set such - a rebuke to this brand o republican politics. where -- governor ran her entir campaign on anti-trans legislation. despite the fact that only two kids in a state of 10 millio people a year of life for th waiver to play on a sports tea that matches their gende identity the republican party themselve put out a report following the 2022 election that noted tha the round more ads about trans women in sports and they did about inflation. and if that's not an indicatio coming from inside the house that there is a problem, i don't know what it is. but the lesson they seem t have taken away, from th results in places like michigan is not to come back to where a majority of people are it's to double and triple down on crazy we need to take the bail off reveal it for what it is, an point out that it's just ridiculous and it's not solvin anybody's real problems. >> what is it about the tran kidding, you pointed out the vanishing, there is no evidenc really that this is so

this is where the plan plans to break down in west central michigan. u.s.of a chinese battery company and make parts for electric vehicle batteries. the michigan senate committee just barely approved the $175 million if state funds for this project just the other day. some local officials tell me it will bring in big money and jobs for the community. >> it has made enemies out of neighbors. if we're not progressive in 20 years this town won't look like this and there will be less and less and less businesses here. >> other local lawmakers are worried about national security risks. residents protesting that plan. >> we have no idea what they are actually making. we don't know the chemicals. no environmental tests. this stuff all needs the happen so we understand what is really coming to this community. >> questions are also swirling about a ford plant in marshall, michigan 200 miles away. the ford motor company teaming up with a chinese tech company planning to spend more than $3 billion to build an ev battery plant there. ford says some of the parts and wor

so we're talking about two of these plants just in michigan alone. are on the books, elizabeth, that prevent investors with ties to foreign adversaries from buying farmland. many others, including michigan, could soon be on that list. elizabeth: what a story. thank you so much. let's welcome to the show from the house select subcommittee, select committee on can they that, congressman dan newhouse. it's good to see you, sir. you introduced a bill banning china there buying u.s. farmland. how can there's no law that stops any foreign nation for doing this. >> thank you very much, elizabeth, it's good to be with you. your last story and this issue, just another example of the continuing threat from countries who are not our allies gaining a foothold in our national and economic security. why don't we have a law governing the purchase of farmland in the united states? well, there are some directions, there are some rules, but what i'm told -- and i asked this recently of the secretary of the department of agriculture -- they don't have the resources, an

joining us now is michigan state senator malory mcmorrow. she's also the senate's majority whip thank you for joining us tonight. you're quite the person to talk to on this topic i first start with the big question a lot of people are asking right now, which is it a fundamental flaw in our democracy that a minority is able to rule like this and exercise their power in what feels like a very anti-democratic fashion? >> it absolutely is, and you see this creeping because so many of our states are so badly gerrymandered. that's exactly what happened in michigan where because of gerrymandering that allows the republican party to gain control and remain in control. they continue to flank further and further to the right extreme, and that works its way all the way up to our federal government >> just wonder, though, some of this is coming -- some of it is republicans judge shopping and judges having ever more power when they run into legislation they don't like, when we're talking about abortion, for example, the arguments over mifepristone some o

battery plant in michigan.eople are fighting back, warning beijing could use the plant for spying. complete coverage now, debbie dingle is standing by, but first to our alexis mcadams, and is this part of president biden's push for green energy? >> that's right, it is. talking about two massive projects backed by companies with ties to china. these facilities plan to open shop in michigan and now hundreds of people who live there are fighting back. so, take a look here. where goshen plans to break ground in west central michigan. goshen incorporated is a u.s.-based company that makes batteries for electric cars, but its parent company is based in china. the company looking to break ground in green charter township will make parts for electric batteries. some local officials tell us it will bring in big money and jobs for this community. >> already 52 chinese owned companies in the state of michigan, so i don't know where that holds water, i don't see it as a spy base location to infiltrate, you know, any of the

attorney general dana nessel michigan has had a rush of abortion rights victories. governor whitmer -- into the state's constitution you wasted no time emphasizing that medication abortion is still legal in your state despite this recent ruling how are you prepared to defend that position if necessary >> well, the simple answer to that is in every way possible. the voters in our state have spoken following the decision by the supreme court in dobbs the supreme court is the one who told us that this was an issue to be decided by the states. in michigan, we did exactly that so this ballot proposal that enshrined reproductive rights into the michigan constitution pas passed in overwhelming numbers more than that, we flipped the legislature. pro-choice democrats now control every branch of government in michigan we're not going to take this lying down we don't believe that -- sorry go ahead. >> sorry please continue. >> we're not going to let one judge in the state of texas tell us in michigan what we can and cannot do as it pertains to reproductive rights. >> do you wo

michigan. thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. does the gentlelady have a motion? ms. stevens: mr. speaker, i move that the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the smoation adopted -- the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stand adjourned until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. and then we'll continue the conversation on the debt ceiling debate and talk about immigration policy with texas democratic congressman al green. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more. including comcast. >> you think this is just a community senter? >> no, it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1,000 community

others including michigan could be on that list. stuart: thank you very much. veto legislation that will stop chinese solar panel makers from sidestepping tariffs. this is, located stuff. what the net result of this? lauren: keeps imported solar panels cheaper. it harder for to mystic manufacturers to compete. cambodia, malaysia, thailand, vietnam, you don't have to pay tax on your solar panels for two years. we provide 80% of our supply. the white house says these countries are the bridge while we ramp up our own manufacturing. the pricing group of lawmakers saying this isn't right, china is circumventing the tariff on them by going to foreign nations and they want to stop it. biden says pass legislation and put on my desk i will say absolutely not. stuart: what do you say? >> if we go this fast on green, we have no choice but to rollout the red carpet to china. that is what biden is doing. this is for china. stuart: thank you very much. change the subject. aaron rodgers finally finds his new home in the big apple, new york. all the details on the blockbuster

michigan is doing this, jack smith previously subpoenae michigan, and wisconsin, and arizona on this. as a entirely different appendage o this sprawling set of schemes. remember, trump had drafted, wanted to have an executiv order seizing the saves, a george's special counsel this figures in all of that. a big question will be whether the local efforts actually giv rise to attention on nationa figures, including trump >> and we have seen this i several states we saw it in one county in colorado, particularly there i some of this if i'm recallin correctly, i believe in ne mexico, in coffee county georgia. we have seen this, and o course the machines were the obsession of all of these folks, and within the machines ther was some smoking gun evidenc of that. >> it's a little more than tha in michigan, they took the machines they took them out of the hand to change them, print up fak ballots, et cetera that is machines, but it's a different concern. it is particularly ranked unde michigan law you stole the machines t commandeer them and change the results. that is up there >> that's prett

many others, including michigan, could soon be on that list. bret? >> bret: alexis, thank you.rying to hijack u.s. satellites. some of the images are disturbing. we have talked about this before but there are new developments. correspondent gillian turner takes a look. >> gillian: newly leaked intelligence reveals china's military going on offense against the u.s. in cyberspace. a cia document first obtained by the financial times says china's people liberation army is planning to hijack military satellites the military relies on during war time. biden administration isn't. recently warned about this threat. >> we have seen cyberattack trying to dismantle g.p.s. jamming. they recognize that space is a force multiplier around they're willing to attack it. >> lawmakers say satellites are the keystone of china's space strategy. >> china last made it clear they want to be the masters of space by 2045. they have 347 satellites with likely military or, you know, counter espionage capabilities already up there. >> and military officials say china's goal is clear. >> they are developin

i feel like michigan is the blueprint for this. happen in michigan, it can happen anywhere, don't you think? >> absolutely, i've been saying this is a microcosm of what is happening in other places in our state, marshall, michigan is going through a similar narrative and also could potentially end up happening in other states. goshen inc. was booted out of north dakota, took them a few years before they pushed this project away from there. this could happen in a number of places and tudor dixon men mentioned, we just had a freedom rally and i was amazed how far people came in support of this and the people that came and spoke against it. we continue to meet and fight and we are going forth with whatever option or plan that we have. >> ashley: that is what it will take, it will take everyone to come out and protest this and say this is not what we want. i don't think any taxpayer want their tax dollars going toward this, if they do, story for a different day. thank you for coming, we appreciate it. >> ashley: flames shooting from an

michigan's right to work goes away sometime at the beginning of next year.rship has been on the decline. now 10% of u.s. workers represented by a union. 1983 it was 20%. most of those in public sector unions, by the way. we talked to both sides as we are want to do at fox. democrats say it is a big win for workers and turning the tide against what was a tide that they say was against workers. listen. >> it's been positive. a lot of people view this repeal of right to work as the beginning of rebalancing the scales and shifting the focus back to the middle class working families and prioritizing their needs first. >> but other impacts perhaps the republicans say it won't help folks relocate to the state in terms of companies and that's not going to create very many jobs, which has been happening over the course of the past ten years. listen. >> i think it's harmful to workers and business climate. it interferes with our ability to attract news businesses. i think we will find people that currently have exercised their right to work in the state of michigan si

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a michigan farm owner sounds off live.e harry reportedly forced to sit 10 roads back during his only coronation. why didn't we bury this story. piers morgan is very upset about it. is he going to fight through tears and explain why he is so upset ♪ treasure you ♪ when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. hi, i'm jill and i've lost 56 pounds on golo. hi, i'm barry and i've lost 42 pounds. jill and i are a team. if she tells me to do something, i usually jump on board. golo was doable, it's realistic, and it's something we can do the rest of our lives. ♪ >> janice: good morning, everyone. happy monday. it's cold across the country. let's take a look at it. here in new york temperatures are in the 40's. 45 here in 23 in marquette, michigan. 22 in fargo. freeze watch, frost advisories, freeze warning for all of these areas. feels more like march than late april and see this

what about the university of michigan survey? how concerned should we be that inflation expectations have ticked up? valerie: the one year inflation expectations jumped in the survey, largely reflecting the rising gasoline prices over the month because of the opec production cut. it leads many to worry about stagflation fears. inflation expectations still quite high. tom: valerie, thank you. let's get to bank earnings. wall street banks and a host of u.s. regional lenders continued earnings season this week after strong results at the end of last week. for more, we are joined by charlie wells. watery learning so far -- what are we learning so far from the u.s. banks that have already reported? charlie: so much better, considering the month before when there was so much chaos. a lot of this is attributable to two things -- deposits. the first quarter earnings season, there was a lot of concerns there would be deposit outflows, it was a trend we'd seen over the course of the year. we actually saw inflows even at banks like jp morga

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lawrence: we are in michigan. this community came together in droves to stop a proposed ev battery chinese plants from moving in. the project was green lit by grief inwhitmer and american farmers have been bullied out of their lands. i went to see for myself. >> residents in a rural michigan community are in a fight for their lives as they try to fend off a threat to national security. buying up farmland and a group of senators is work on a bill to block companies deemed to be u.s. security threats from making purchases. gotion global is purchasing planned for their electric battery plants. but they are facing growing opposition from local residents. lori brock is a farmer with lands directly across the street from the company's proposed site. when did you find out a chinese company was trying to get your lands? >> somebody left me a note in my mailbox and said i should show up at the township meeting five weeks ago. we had no idea this was happening. nobody wanted to sell their lands. they were kinds of bullied i

the trouble today involving first lady jill biden's plane flying from denver to michigan suddenly returning to the airport and what they noticed. tonight here america's new mission to the moon, nasa now revealing the four astronauts that will make the trip and make history. gio sits down with them here tonight. >>> good evening and great to start another evening with you at home. we start with president trump back here in new york where he'll surveillance vender to authorities tomorrow and -- surrender to authorities tomorrow and face federal charges stemming from the hush money payment to storm stormy ds in the crucial final weeks of 20916 election. it's unclear what the charges will include and the frlorida covered live today onor cable news, his private plane touching down at la guardia airport. a motorcade waiting on the tarmac, traffic cleared through manhattan for the ride to trump tower and the former president quickly heading inside a quick wave on his way in and the city bracing for possible protest. new york city mayor eric adams tonight warning any potential protesters saying the

michigan democratic congressman debbie dingell said the u.s.y have the e.v. technology but the relationship is complicated. >> it's a balance that we have to reach. it's something that worried me. >> others are worried about national security risks as hundreds of residents are protesting this plan. >> i was amazed at how far people came from around our state to come to this and in support of this and the people that came and spoke against it. we continue to meet, we continue to fight. we're going forth with whatever option or plan that we have. >> questions are swirling about a ford plant in marshall, michigan. the ford motor company teaming up with a chinese tech company planning to spend $3 billion to build another ev battery plants. more than a dozen states prevent investors with ties to foreign adversaries to buy farmland. >> sandra: thanks. fox news alert. this just in. the house republican debt ceiling bill, this is according to the congressional budget office, and this just in, would cut deficits by 4.8 trillion over ten years. this is o

in order to bring a crp based and ccp type plant to the state of michigan. >> steve: we talked the lastelp china and it's in the heart of our automobile manufacturing state of michigan, although cars are now made across the country. buff what exactly -- how did she get into this deal? was it when she was was at the cia? no, it was when she was a member of congress. and so, as a member of congress, you would be obligated to say what you know. you can't keep a secret from people. >> certainly and professor jonathan turley spoken eloquently about this. contrary to the sunshine laws. and the spirit of transparency that any elected official owes their tax paying voters and really a highly irregular engagement that she made a few months ago. >> rachel: joe, so, you're a michigander, you have your pulse on how other people in michigan feel about this. how do they feel about this plant being there and about having a representative who seems to be on the side ever the chinese? >> yeah. it squares with the rest of the concern across the rest of the country, rachel. and which squares with the advi

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jeff flock in michigan. will michigan lose jobs, jeff?'s what the republicans say, stuart, but as you know, elections have consequences, and right now, the democrats control the building you see back there behind me and they say, you know , if you're getting union representation, you ought to pay for it. that said, most states in the u.s. still have right-to- work laws, 26 states, once michigan law takes effect at the beginning of next year. that said, union membership continues to decline in this country. now down to about 10%. it was 20% in 1983 and most of those workers are in the public sector. about one-third of public sector workers are unionized, just 6% of private sector workers are in unions despite the big push now at amazon and starbucks. unions point out that they get better pay and benefits, about three-quarters of union employees get employee-sponsored healthcare. less than half of non-union workers and so the debate goes on. we listen to both sides as we always do, and now you can too. take a listen. >> its been pretty over

on our oppose line in michigan, gordon starts us off. you oppose this idea. tell us why. caller: well, we just gave a huge tax break to the wealthy. why don't we work on that and start from there, first of all? can you hear me? host: you are on. go ahead. caller: i'm sorry. this has been going on for a long time, attacking the poor in this country. got to get out of my living room. my bird wants to talk. gosh darn it. there was a bill in the 1960's about a basic living wage. everybody gets that much money back that. this has been talked about for a long time. basic minimum wage for every american over 21. we give these huge tax breaks to the wealthy, yet the poor in america just get kicked around. i get tired of it. i think a lot of people are. i have had a lot of health issues and struggles. my family has gone through a lot . guaranteed health care would have been a major help. host: ok. that is gordon in michigan. let's hear from another michigander. this is mary on our support line. go ahead. you are next of. caller: hi. i am sort of on the fence about it. on the one h

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. >> it's a little more than tha in michigan, they took the machines they took them out of the hand to change them, print up fak ballots, et cetera that is machines, but it's a different concern. it is particularly ranked unde michigan law you stole the machines t commandeer them and change the results. that is up there >> that's pretty black and white. i don't know that michigan state lot, but i would guess harry lippman, as always, pleasure, thank you very much. >> thank you, chris. guess harry litman, as always a pleasure thank you very much. that is all in on this tuesday night. alex wagner tonight begins right now. good evening, alex >> what a time to be alive, chris. i say it often but really quite a time >> kind a crazy last 24 hours i thought. did you think that >> well, i did, my friend. >> i thought it was pretty wild. >> and i'll leave it there >> a lot going on. all right, have a great show >> thank you thank you at home for joining us this evening so you know a court case is going to be interesting when the judge asks the jurors questions like these anyone ever been to a r

kyle, a statement from the michigan democratic party chair.r you kyle and get your response. they're characterizing this way, extremists in the michigan gop promoting baseless extremist and blocking thousands of good paying jobs that ghost ship brings to the state and don't fall for the gop scare tactics. not wanting a chinese-backed firm to build batteries in your backyard makes it a scare tactic? >> that's the way i understand it. i believe we're a fear mongering antifa-like hate group is what we've been called. we're simply local, we're simply local residents that are against this thing, project going forward and it's not a hate group and i don't find any value in that statement. pete: marjory, you mentioned yourself as someone that cares a lot about the environment. if the future is electric vehicles, which the biden administration want it is to be, and the ccp controls all of the supply of the batteries of that, that's a national security issue too . >> well, you know again, these are issues that i'm not qualified to speak to but what i c

alerta de tornados y tormentas para texas, arkansas, indiana, michigan y ohio.s multiples muertes... y se emiten advertencias para varias zonas del pais. muy atentos...Ás adelante tenemos todos los detalles! ueremos arrancar con algo indignante. alguien se imagina que aqui en estados unidos hay empleados que reciben un pago de aproxiadamente 1 dolar con cincuenta la hora??? en estados tan costosos como california? suena ilogico e impensable, sin embargo, a esta hora el departamento del trabajo investiga denuncias de que en varios talleres de ropa se han estado explotando a los empleados... y es que la indusria de la confeccion es considerada como una de las que mas explota a sus trabajadores, muchos de ellos inmigrantes indocumentados recien llegados a pais.. en la ed denunciamos los abusos que afectan a nuestra ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ >> el departamento del trabajo informa que en los Últimos 6 aÑos mÁs de 6000 empleados de esta industria han sido explotados, porque ni siquiera les pagaban el salario mÍnimo ni las horas extras. son los inmigrantes en los que mÁs sufren por

and then in michigan, we couldn't take our eye off this story. has dolled out $175 million for a chinese-owned ev battery plant causing massive demonstrations inside your state. is there anything that can be done to stop it? we could hold this administration accountable. you are absolutely right. you have the e.p.a., excuse me, the energy secretary, jennifer granholm formerly the michigan governor, who is saying that we need to emulate a lot of things the chinese are doing. is it any surprise that they figured out ways to send american tax dollars to beijing through their acts. their trillion-dollar spending spree from last year? is it any surprise that gretchen whitmer has accepted an ev deal that glenn youngkin rejected. that may threaten the united states security? oh, but there's more. this plant going up in goshen is going to be just a stone's throw away metaphorically speaking from a military base right in michigan. we have to do everything we can to have an all of the above energy approach. make sure our infrastructure and workforce can ca

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michigan middle schoolers being credited with preventing a school bus nightmare. wednesday afternoon. dylan reeves bus driver became lightheaded and lost consciousness on a road in warrants. surveillance video shows the 13 year old grabbing the steering wheel and stopping the bus in the middle of the road. dylan's dad was stunned when he found out what happened. police officer called me and my first response was what the heck did he do? and they're like, no, no, no. this is a good call. i'm like, oh, he goes. your son is a hero. good call. indeed there from the police. no one on the bus was hurt the drivers recovering warren, michigan police are planning to give dylan an award. it should be. man of the year where we thinking here? absolutely they're amazing. you saved not only the bus driver, but the kids as well. great story and escape. peacock is back in its new york city habitats. raul as he's been coming to know, or locals have been calling him, i should say, has returned to the bronx zoo. now he flew off the grounds wednesday night, spending time in a nearby

we have expanded workers - we have expanded reproductiv rights we have made michigan a more competitivestate that is goin to lure talent here, and these other governors and legislator are trying to rollback those rights, and target people. people are looking for a state where you can be who you are and have all the rights you've come to expect, maybe i should move to michigan >> from abortion rights to gun to culture war fights like - protecting the rights of lgb americans there are people holding us back from progres and there are people moving us in the right direction because when you look at the difference at the legislativ priorities of republican red states and american-led states it seems to be a very star difference joining us now is washington state's democratic governor ja ansley governor, good to see yo again. obviously on this friday night what you and i know work - would be talk about earth da and climate matters, and w will talk about that, but yo have passed some legislation i your state as it relates t guns we have a number of topics t cover, but as released gun which is

protest against building a huge chinese ev plant on rural territory in michigan.built by china? >> well, it's -- the ownership of the company, the parent company, is from china. it has ties to the chinese communist party. the people in the community are speaking out, having their voices heard. the leadership in michigan, the democratic leadership has put a lot of funding towards it. our concern is we don't want any tie with the chinese communist party in investments in michigan. we don't want to see farm land purchased by china and we want to protect our homeland in this way. >> martha: you think you can win that battle? >> absolutely we can and we need to. we have to have experts testify that china is seeking coercive power, economically, over this country. we are developing a plan on how to strategically decouple from china and we're going to get it done. >> martha: we need to get in front of the eight ball on this. thanks, congressmen. good to see you both. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: the great lengths that some retailers are going to to counter rampant th

a piece of the civil rights movement in selma, alabama, is headed to michigan. house was owned by dr. sullivan jackson and his wife, ritchie jean. but it's not just any house. this home was a safe haven for the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. at this house, dr. king and other activists made plans for three civil rights marches to montgomery. the jackson house is also where he watched president lyndon b johnson announce the bill that would become the voting rights act of 1965. the speech was days after bloody sunday whehen alabama ststate trtroopers attacacked marchers o were heading to montgomery. well, now the couple's daughter is giving the home to the henry ford museum later this year. the home will be taken apart piece by piece and moved 800 miles away to dearborn, michigan. it will be reassemble old and available to the public at henry ford's greenfield village. the entire project will take at least three years, but that's history that's worth waiting for. that's it for this edition of matter of fact. i'm soledad o'brien. and i'll see you back here next

. >> reporter: felipe garcia lives with his wife and five children in holland, michigan so he was stunned to receive w-2 tax forms from various companies in kansas and nebraska, states where people were using his identity to work in factories, on farms, and even in slaughterhouses. so this happened about eight to ten times in just five years? >> yeah. it's a lot. >> reporter: each time he has called police to file a report >> i actually have to travel to nebraska just to prove to the officer that i was the person that had that name >> reporter: you got in your car from holland, michigan, and drove to nebraska? >> yeah. >> back now with our nbc news investigation. >> reporter: then it all clicked when felipe was watching our nbc news investigation. he learned more than 100 undocumented children, some as young as 13, were hired to clean slaughterhouses by packer sanitation services inc., though the company said it did not know they were minors so what was it that you realized when you saw the nbc story? >> i looked at my w-2 that i received that somebody was using mine, and it was the same