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later mississippi governor phil bryant on his state's plan to create jobs. is the key, fracking regulations? we'll get inside scoop, more "money" coming up. sometimes they just drop in. alys obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the rld advances. is. melissa: significant economic turn around is underway in florida where private sector job creation is booming. especially in the tech industry. the sunshine state becoming a hotbed for innovation and businesses are taking notice. moving their operations down south and creating nearly half a million new jobs. since governor rick scott took office in 2010. i spoke to him just a short time ago in a fox business exclusive. thank you so much for coming on the program. >> well, tell me, is it true, did you all go to roger ailes and say, we look to need to move to florida? we like the fact there is no income tax, better weather, close to latin america. melissa: speaking my language. i s

we have two governors, both exclusive, florida's rick scott, mississippi's phil bryant, both on hugeht now. ttday's signature wall street throwdown features charlie gasparino and chatwood fund jared levy. that will be great, fighting over whether something smells fishy in the tesla bond deal underwritten by morgan stanley. you might want to get some popcorn for that one. of course there is today's "money talker", the latest round in e-commerce with ebay. -- icahn versus ebay. even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: new fed chair janet yellen just wrapping up her testimony best senate banking committee. let's check in with scott shellady on the floor of the cme. one thing in particular caught my attention. she said the economic data, particularly consumer spending had

governor phil bryant has proclaimed february voter registration month. i'm all for it.igned a voter id law that is unnecessary and wrong. since 2000, there have been 5.7 million votes cast in mississippi. but just 32 convictions on voter fraud. that's 0.0006%. what a joke. voter id laws here in mississippi and elsewhere aren't necessary. in fact, they're a step backwards as we celebrate the progress we made, we must also protect that progress. and we must do it with all we have. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. have a good weekend. "hardball" starts right now. >>> motive. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start with this friday evening report from "the bergen record." quote, governor christie's administration orchestrated an extensive campaign over two years that

[applause] [applause] next mississippi governor phil bryant giving his annual state of the state address at the n. jackson. governor bryant's mississippi 64th governor having served in the position since 2012. his address is 30 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] thank you. i'm going to stand here until you stop. what an honor it is to be here with you tonight. thank you mr. lieutenant governor and thank you mr. speaker. if you could just a moment give these two leaders at hand for our appreciation. [applause] it is a privilege to be here with all of you this evening. standing shoulder-to-shoulder as we reflect on our accomplishments and set our goals for the work yet to be done. to each member of the mississippi legislature what an honor it is to serve the people of mississippi, to serve with you at this special time. in just two short years we have worked together to bring about positive change in our state and i thank you for your service, for your diligence and for your dedication. to mississippi's first lady, mississippi's first lady and mine i want to thank you for putting