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rosie, scott walker was with nikki haley today, and tomorrow he'll appear with paul ryan.uch of an impact is is that going to have? >> there is really nothing like having bill clinton at your event. he is a bonafied star and has been for 20 years, but i think the effect of scott walker bringing in these conservative superstars that has a big effect, because that's part of the reason why scott walker is becoming such a star in his own right. it is beefing up his bonafied as a -- as a conservative politician in this country. he has raised much more of a national profile than he had before. >> for sure. the barrett campaign calling him a poster child for the tea party. rosie were you at the clinton speech today? >> yes, i was. in wisconsin it's so divided right now, and feeling are running so high they think it's really hard for people on either side to reach across and even be friendly to each other on a personal basis. i have seen people yelling at each other today. a protester was arrested at the bill clinton speech today. >> karl frisch what do you think this means for th

bobby ginned am and nikki haley for the republicans. >> all eyes are on wisconsin. >> reporter: one person who has stayed out of the race is president obama although last flight he tweeted his support for barrett. barrett said if the president had campaigned on his behave -- behalf, it could have been a distraction. as for mitt romney, he voifsed his support for walker. >> we saw bill clinton in the video. tell us about some of the money being thrown at the contenders. >> reporter: the amount of money going into the race is really unbelievable. i have the latest figures. to date walker has raised $35 million. for bear -- barrett, $4 million. by the time it's said and done, it could be $70 million to $80 million. most of the contributions are from out of state which is why it has gotten so much attention at the national level. >> tory dunnan, thanks for that live report. >>> coming up in 12 minutes we had five people put under arrest. an entire floor of hotel geflts evacuated from a -- from their rooms. >>> sun screen, umbrellas, what a new study says could be more important when it comes t

this is the first good news for small business. >> sean: this is a model you new jersey, nikki haley,na, bobby jindal. you know -- >> governor scott in florida. >> sean: federally, all agree, leading the way? >> absolutely. >> sean: what happens from here? what's going on in the white house? >> they are having a team meeting in which they have to to come up with a new strategy. they don't want anything to do with the house that burned down. they want to blame it on the unions and the local candidatings. but they can't. this is a barack obama signed, sealed and delivered special disaster. >> sean: signed, sealed and delivered special disaster? >> yeah. >> sean: he's accumulating

this is the first good news for small business. >> sean: this is a model you new jersey, nikki haley,na, bobby jindal. you know -- >> governor scott in florida. >> sean: federally, all agree, leading the way? >> absolutely. >> sean: what happens from here? what's going on in the white house? >> they are having a team meeting in which they have to to come up with a new strategy. they don't want anything to do with the house that burned down. they want to blame it on the unions and the local candidatings. but they can't. this is a barack obama signed, sealed and delivered special disaster. >> sean: signed, sealed and delivered special disaster? >> yeah. >> sean: he's accumulating debt. walker got rid of it. there is a big distinction here. historic night. thanks for being part of t. plenty more. greta's next and then bear. thank you for being with us, we will have more tomorrow on "hannity". >> greta: this is a fox news alert. wisconsin governor scott walker is keeping his job. the people in this state have spoken. governor scott walker was with his recall battle so far with 26% of the

republican south carolina governor nikki haley and democratic bill clinton, among others.ut the nation? eric. >> not a whole lot. it will say voters in wisconsin really got tired of all these recall efforts. they may or may not like the polici policies, although i think they're starting to see the benefit up there. joblessness has gone down in wisconsin, jobs up in wisconsin. and the one person missing in action there is barack obama, who republicans really want to see there, because he's batting 1,000 and campaigning for people for statewide office who go on to lose. >> jason. >> it's not really going to say anything about america as a whole. it says something about wisconsin. this state is going to go blue. it's also another example of how the republicans overreached after winning many governors mansions in 2010. it's not going to be an indicator of anything larger going on, but democrats better make sure they don't lose badly in this election or it's going to be a huge problem in the fall. >> on to question number three. your buzzer-beater, 20 seconds each. third questi

. >> marco rubio, you got nikki haley governor of south carolina.obbie jindal of louisiana. -- bobby jindal of louisiana. the horrible response to the state of the union and a brilliant guy and has a bright future and young. and you have chris christie. there are a lot of republicans coming up. chris: christie has the northeast attitude that works with people. john harris. >> paul ryan fascinates me because he is the only republican who speaks with credibility to both wings of the republican party. the tea party wing and the establishment wing. and it's basically somebody that can help republicans make a -- generational shift which they badly need to do. on the democratic side, a similar person making a generational shift, senator mark warner who shows that he's got real credibility at the center. -- if the ever does come back in washington which is questionable. he is indeed. chris: is he presidential? in his own mind? >> there's no question. chris: when we come back, the big question of the week, will americans decide for barack obama or mitt romn

. >> reporter: move the camera 25 miles to the west and there was south carolina governor nikki haley turning up the volume for sitting republican governor scott walker, who's trying to hold on to his job. >> and all eyes across our country are on wisconsin. everybody's looking at wisconsin. >> reporter: they're looking at wisconsin because governor walker has had a controversial administration. he set off huge protests at the capital when he took aim at the unions representing government workers, passing a law ending many of their collective bargaining rights. >> i'll continue to stand with the hardworking taxpayers of this state. >> reporter: walker's supporters cheer his fiscal policies that have turned a state deficit into a surplus. and they've given him a boatload of donations. his campaign has outspent barrett's 10-1. >> we know that scott walker has become the rock star of the far right. ( crowd boos ) he is the poster boy of the tea party. >> reporter: all told, $64 million have been spent on this race-- a wisconsin record. nearly half of the money has come from out of state,

you know quite a few prominent governors nikki haley the head of the republican party you know on the left. you know several people coming out to throw their support obama tweeted about it today so i really think it's hard to say exactly how this will have a direct impact on november but certainly it has taken the message in a different direction and speaking you just mentioned super bax super pacs there chrissake and as you as you mention your story there walker has a lot of money behind him much more than his opponent and if walker doesn't pull it off with all this money behind what message does that send out. is that a whole center of the people that i've spoken to that are you know gathering here they say they hope that means that rock groups you know local politics the people that that's really what. we have seen so much money down into this state to vote from both sides you know to try to control the message and so if that kind of money i think it's seven and a half to one out there you know if even those kind of dollars not victory. you know that's going to be really really int

rubio with latinos, nikki haley with women, the condi rice idea being floated where maybe with black the truth is none of them will take it because it's not that the guy has a problem connecting to those people. it's -- or those groups or interests. it's that the party he is leading is intentionally focused on disen franchising those groups. it's not an accident that he is like for some reason asians hate me. i will get an asian guy and they will know i am okay with them and it's a friendship thing. it's not that at all. it's he is spending time and the party is spending time limiting and eliminating the rights of women, latinos, african americans, any minority group gay people and so there becomes a point where none of the vp guys he can choose can solve any of those problems because they will just be seen as turncoats by the group they are supposed to bring to the table. >> are you surprised we haven't seen a third party evangelical challenge to the governor? >> i am not even sure if we did -- if there was one we would hear it. you know what i mean? i think the moneyed interest is

republicans have also been pouring into the state, including governors chris christie and nikki haley white house, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, if the recall is successful, scott walker will be only the third governor in u.s. history to be removed from office by a recall election. >>> we will bring you the latest on the issues on air and online at wjz.com. >>> a dramatic rescue in california after a woman falls more than 100 feet off the edge. a waterfall. the woman was hiking near los angeles, when she lost her footing and tumbled down a cliff. her boyfriend ran to where she was, lying on the ground, still unconscious. a rescue chopper hoisted the woman to the hospital where she was treated for minor injuries. >>> time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in the baltimore sun. why facebook posts by some bel air firefighters resulted in their suspensions. >>> dig out your punch bowl for your next party. and try fun, new recipes. >>> and a look at union rags aim horse that trains in maryland and is one of the favorites for belmont. for these stor

nikki haley campaigns with walker. mike ttomike tobin is live for us. >> reporter: the democrats will pull out their biggest gun yet in the recall campaign, bill clinton will step up on the stage you see behind me there. the republicans are pulling out their own guns. governor chris christie of new jersey has been here. nikki haley is expected later today. we've seen bobby jindal of louisiana coming out here to stump. the goal is to motivate the base out to the polls. here in wisconsin the minds were made up long before the recall was official. the undecided vote is within the margin of error and barely a factor at all. the pundits have long said the side that wins is the side that motivates its base to get out and vote. we've seen tremendous focus on the ground game, orbgs going door tow door trying to influence voters one-on-one in their homes. organizers are sending advance to poor areas to give people rides to polls. one woman voted in early voting saying that was the first ballot she had ever cast. she is 54 years

nikki haley. the republican national committee chairman sought to contrast walker with president obama. >> walker is talking about the fact his reforms are working and people of getting back to work, that businesses are coming in, property taxes have gone down. you cannot keep operating a government that spends more money than it takes in. scott walker is one of these special people that have made promises unkept promises. >> that was the rnc committee chair. wisconsin voters also be casting ballots for lt. gov. and four state senate seats. with so much state, it's turning out to the most expensive in the state's history with more than $63 million spent. walker raised more than 65% of his $30.5 million war chest from out-of-state donors. for more we're going to talk about the election, a national referendum on the future public- sector unions and we go to milwaukee for a debate. richard esenberg is president and general counsel of the wisconsin institute for law and liberty. he supports governor w

yesterday former president bill clinton, south carolina governor nikki haley were in milwaukee campaigning. chris welsh is in racine, wisconsin, right now. how surprised are you that the president has yet to come to town? >> reporter: well, i want to briefly let you know where i am. i'm in racine. this is americans for prosperity event in racine. for the last several days, this is a conservative advocacy group. they were largely responsible for playing a big part in the 2010 republican takeover. they have been campaigning, getting message out about governor walker's policies. they're very pro-walker policies. now, i want to transition how you started the story because the story yesterday waspot bill clinton, the big heavy hitter heading to wisconsin to campaign on behalf of governor scott walker's competitor, mr. barrett. now, bill clinton wasn't in the state. he's only the big heavy hitter to come here. the republicans have had quite a few. last night i caught up with lieutenant governor rebecca clay fish. she also faces a recall. here's what she had to say when i asked her about bill cli

battleground for both parties with the gop bringing in republican stars like south carolina governor nikki haleyhe democrats countering with big guns like former president bill clinton. >> now they look at wisconsin and they see america's battleground between people who want to work together to solve problems and people who want to divide and conquer. >> but two faces largely absent from the battle have been president obama and mitt romney, but analysts say the president may have a lot to lose. >> this is going to be a state much more in play than a lot of people thought. >> american university professor leonard steinhorn says if walker wins, republicans will have scored a victory heading into november. if he loses, tea partiers may seek to avenge his defeat. >> what it is is a reflection of the partisanship in our country and the bitter divide we have politically in the united states. >> that divide is being filled with millions of dollars pouring into wisconsin. walker has spent 29 million while tom barrett has spent 4 million. outside groups alone have dumped another 28 million. if governor w

supported governor walker including the jersey governor chris christie, the south carolina governor nikki haley, florida senator marco rubio and outside groups have been in charge here contributing the vast majority of governor walker's $30 million war chest. governor walker is facing off against milwaukee mayor tom barrett, a democratic. former president clinton has campaigned. president obama has endorsed mayor barrett but has not gone to washington, rather, to wisconsin, to campaign. the mayor spent only $4 million and outsiders contributed only a quarter of that. and now mike is live in milwaukee. it is hard to believe anyone in wisconsin could be undecided. it is a matter of getting the votes out. >>reporter: that is what they have been saying. we do not have a visual of lines going out the door but it has been busy. the estimate is just shy of three million people in wisconsin will cast a ballot. 2.8 million, compared to 2010 the first time walker and barrett went at it and 2.1 million cast a ballot. both cast ballots today creating the tv moment but one who never showed up in wisconsin i

brought in national figures like governor chris christie of new jersey, bobby jindal of louisiana and nikki haley of south carolina to energize supporters. >> you have to show up and vote for tom barrett on tuesday. >> democrats called on a familiar face. >> ordinarily i'm against a recall election. i went to try to fight one in california. but sometimes it is the only way to avoid a disastrous course. >> the retail politicking is so aggressive, mayor barrett personally marched supporters in the direction of the polls for early voting. third party groups claimed nonpartisanship but aggressively strattized. an sentence of one union has been providing free rides for early voting. their routes concentrate in pure areas of milwaukee where voters lean democratic. >> some people don't have transportation. some people even don't know where the polling plays are. >> i want you to know mayor barrett has raised tax necessary milwaukee every year except one when he was mayor. >> they equip people with phones and dialing software on a bus that's been traveling the state. >> we are going to go to 1745. >> tea

wisconsin, with support from big names, new jersey governor christie and south carolina governor, nikki haley governor, bobby jindal. governor bobby jindal is next. and people across the country are really heated about this one, some cheering, some fuming about a new law. it's about your pets, that's in 2 minutes. >> better buckle up. new jersey officials are requiring people properly restrain their pet and must be in a seat belt. they can't hangoud window. owners can face a fat fine from $250 to $1,000 and can be charge with disorderly conduct under the animal cruelty statute. if you are caught without a seat belt in new jersey, there is a maximum $46 charge for the first offense. new jersey is not the only state with a tough dog passenger law. hawaii forbids drivers from holding a pet on their laps and in maine, they can be charged with distracted driving laws. do the pet laws protect and you your pet? or is it overreach? go to gretawire com and tell us what you think. i went to a small high school. the teacher that comes to mind for me is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he

. >> you have had governor nikki haley here, and chris christie has been here and bobby jindal has been here, and -- >> tim pawlenty. >> greta: president clinton showed up for the opponent but not president obama. any thoughts on that? >> they have seen a trend that talk about people told us they're a democrat and opponent. told us they voted for president obama in the past but are voting for us. the white house and some of the political allies of the president are scared if they get in the mix of this and their candidate doesn't win it might be a sign it has impact on the fall election. >> greta: what if you get re-elected -- not sure of the term. elected again? i'm not sure what the term is. what is the first thing you will do professionally as a governor? have you thought about what you'll do? >> right away wednesday morning meet my cabinet again. we have work to do. do more to help small businesses create jobs. a lot of enthusiasm. there was a headline about the hiring outlook and state being bullish. great signs from 10% of emplo employers thought we were in the right direction to

if somebody walked into my state and said, nikki haley, we're going to recall you, i would be opposed to it, despite the fact she's a terrible governor. >> was it local enough? >> i think it was completely -- >> all right, abby, what about romney in wisconsin? does this change the landscape for him? >> i think it definitely does. i think he definitely has momentum right now. i don't know how long that will list. but obama clearly has the lead there. >> does he put resources in wisconsin now? >> i think he already has. i think he's definitely moving on that. >> i hope that he does. i think that would be a big mistake. if you look at -- in my home state of virginia, for example, there's a tendency when people put -- when swing voters vote for one party, then they want to give the other side a hearing. so if virginia, my home state, they have never voted for a governor of the same party as the president since the '70s because they like divided government. i actually think, i brought some lipstick to put on your pig, your political pig. i brought a little bit of lipstick. i think there co

. >> brown: by his side on this day: south carolina governor nikki haley, just one of the republicantars of walkers generation who've come to help him. >> the country is watching wisconsin! >> brown: indeed it is. >> we know that this governor has said that he was going to drop the bomb. drop the bomb on the working people of this state. >> bwn: and at a crowded and chilly rally in a milwaukee park, tom barrett brought in some democratic star power of his own: former president bill clinton. >> you need a budget from the next governor that deals with whatever the realities are but where there are shared responsibilities and shared sacrifice, not winner take all. >> brown: after the event i was >> bill clinton is once again coming into town and campaigning for tom barrett... >> brown: conservative radio talk show host charlie sykes is convinced that what the majority of wisconsin citizendo want is a politician precisely like scott walker, willing to take- no-prisoners, even if it leads, as it has, to the third recall election of a governor in u.s. history. >> change agents are lightnin

thane is just as boring nikki haley is a clown.k santorum. >> they will never go with rick santorum. >> scott walker is a deeply unlikable guy. they think he is a rock star. i think he would play very poorly with a national audience. >> i think so, too with an independent audience as well but he has proven to be a really good politician. >> that's the kind of energy. i think it would be a terrible pick. >> one last thing is the possible candidate that might do well. you have jeb bush on that list. chris crist irving i think would be interesting. bob mcdonald and rob portman. look, my favorite on that list -- i don't like him at all. i think he is a big fraud in a lot of ways but if i was a republican, after rubio, i would think about christie because he does a great job of getting hedge fund and private equity money, et cetera while sounding like a regular guy with his new jersey schtick. >> but that's just it. schtick can over shadow your candidate. you don't want somebody to steal the thunder as what happened with john mccain wit