one of them, new jersey governor phil murphy. more than ever newark is the next choice for amazon corporate office amazon now has the opportunity to join in newark's story. joining us on the phone is governor phil murphy just be glad it's me and not my coanchor andrew that got assigned this. because you don't want to -- it's like a buzz -- i'm watching politicians just walk into a buzz saw >> as a new jersey resident, i'm blessed by that. >> i want newark so bad. i think it'd be so great it's the perfect place but governor, one of the things that i think we've talked about and this is where you're not going to like what i have to say, but your 13% corporate tax and some of the other things that are not business friendly set up the same situation in new jersey and it's almost like new york because of all the reverse subsidies to get anyone interested had to, you know, give them a lot. and so would new jersey. why is that? why shouldn't they want to come to new jersey? why make it so hard? >> listen. i think if you look at the hist

the new jersey i inherited had those. >> phil murphy of new jersey, thank you so much for your time and candidness. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now with joy reed in for rachel. >> have a good rest of your night. >> thank you. >> rachel has the night off. we've had a very busy news day that turned into a busy news night. donald trump pulling the u.s. out of a major region era arms treaty with russia and the rather odd statements the white house put out. we'll bring you the latest news from the russia investigation including roger stone back in court today and the 2020 field got even bigger today when senator cory booker announced that he is running for president and made that announcement on the first day of black history month but we begin with the news still breaking out of virginia tonight where the democratic

. >>> in his first state of the state address, nice jerry phil murphy talked about the legislative priorities in the year ahead including investments in education, workforce development and transportation. governor murphy was, electricitied in november to succeed republican governor chris christie after two terms in office. from the state capital in trenton, this is an hour. >>> typical tuesday for me. my partner in government, lieutenant governor sheila oliver. [ cheers and applause ].

new jersey governor phil murphy. alix: in the markets we are continuing to see a risk on rally.xi saying progress has been made. trade talks will continue in the u.s. futures around the highs of the session. european stocks getting a nice boost. if the u.s. and china can work it out, you would think the eu and the u.s. can work it out. stronger dollar story. that doesn't for bloomberg daybreak. coming up, bloomberg markets with jonathan ferro. mike wilson season earnings recession. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city for our viewers worldwide. i'm jonathan ferro. the countdown to the open starts right now. ♪ jonathan: coming up, a political fight. the president said to invoke brought fire -- broad powers to build his border wall. president xi hailing progress, talks resuming next week. looking to stabilize further signs of economic week this. credit growth in china surging. good morning. we head toward another week of gains on the s&p 500. positive 12 points on the session, up point. up .4% on the day. in the bond market, yields up three basis points. in the ecb, c

. > phil murphy delivers his first state of the state. and talked about work force development and transportation and looked at a recent audit program for business which he state.s cost the this runs an hour. >> typical tuesday for me. ieutenant governor oliver, enate president sweeney, [applause] assembly speaker coughlin, [applause] ajority leaders weinberg and greenwald, minority leaders kean and bramnick, members of the legislature, chief justice rabner and associate justices of the supreme court, former governors florio, mcgreevey, and codey, distinguished faith leaders, honored guests, and ellow new jerseyans. i had planned to give a very different speech today but, after reading the audit of new jerseys corporate tax incentives released last week, this is not a time for business as usual. one year ago, tomorrow, i took the oath of office as new jerseys 56th governor. three days later, on january 19, 2018, i ordered a full and complete audit by state comptroller degnan of our tax incentive programs -- it was one of my highest priori

. >>> in his first state of the state address, nice jerry phil murphy talked about the legislative priorities in the year ahead including investments in education, workforce development and transportation. governor murphy was, electricitied in november to succeed republican governor chris christie after two terms in office. from the state capital in trenton, this is an hour. >>> typical tuesday for me. my partner in government, lieutenant governor sheila oliver. [ cheers and applause ]. our honored partners of the legislature, senate president steve sweeney. our partner in the assembly, assemble speaker craig coughlin. [ applause ]. everybody please remain standing. majority leaders, senator loretta wienberg, and senator greenwald, god bless you. tom cane and assembly member tom brandnick. members of the lodge slature, with a particular shout out to the august bipartisan delegation that escorted me in this morning, to each and every one of you, god bless and you thank you for being here. i don't think he's here, but a shout out for a democrat's democrat, the quintessential guy, happy birthday

phil murphy must decide whether or not whether to sign a rain tax into law.esses with paved surfaces in order to upgrade drains and sewers. supporters say it's necessary since rainwater can mix with pollutants in driveways and parking lots and cause harm to the environment. we will see. rob: silicon valley mayor under fire after a joke about keeping. >> you have heard about the wall along our southern border. this is the wall around could you please per teen know. we came up with this proposal. san jose will be mainly paying for it. rob: he tried his best. that's could you please per teen know mayor -- critics say it wasn't funny and he needs to focus more on the housing crisis. jillian: governor of new mexico really doesn't like walls. watch. this we have got to bust through some walls to make changes. and here's what i think of trump's wall. that's michelle literally running through walls as you can see. democratic governor posting this video online in response to president trump's state of the union address in november she became the first woman elected go

democrat governor phil murphy must decide whether to sign a rain tax into law.t fees from homeowners and businesses with paved surfaces to upgrade drains and stores. supporters say it is necessary since rainwater can mix with pollutants and cause harm to the environment. a rain tax. a california mayor is under fire after a joke about keeping teslas out of his city falls flat. >> you heard about the wall along the southern border. this is the wall around cupertino. >> the mayor making those comments in his state of the city address attempting to make a joke about traffic when talking about housing, critics say it wasn't funny and he needs to focus on the area's housing crisis. new calls for the ways apps to stop telling drivers about police check points, the nypd is demanding google pool the feature from its navigation apps. that the provinces it puts the public at risk since it could allow impaired drivers to avoid the checkpoints meant to stop them. police warning people who post the information online those who post it could face, no charges as well. time for

." >> earlier this month, new jersey governor phil murphy delivered his first state of the state address from the capital trend. governor murphy is a financier and diplomat who has 156% of the vote in november and was elected to a four-year term. >> is typical tuesday for me. governments,d lieutenant governor sheila oliver. [applause] our honored partners in the legislatures senate president steve sweeney. [applause] our partner in the assembly, assembly speaker craig coughlan. [applause] everybody please remain standing. [laughter] leader's, god bless you. leaders senator tom kane and assembling in john brennan. assemblyman john granik. members of the legislature with a shout out to the august bipartisan delegation that escorted me in this morning. teach everyone of you, god bless you and thank you for being here. but in think he is here, adsense yet, a shout out for a democrat democrat, the quintessential union guy, the guy who speaks truth to power, even me, happy birthday tom giblin. chief justice rep. bera: associate justices of the supreme court, honored to have you with us. former

and governor phil murphy believes northam is a good man, but this is clearly disqualifying. >> unacceptable behavior in 2019 and just as unacceptable in 1984, number one. number two, we're the party of barack obama. we have a president who wants to divide us. i'm a former member of the national board of the naacp. the kkk was a and is a terrorist organization. i don't see the governor with any other choice. step aside. >> joining me now is the reporter for politico and bloomberg news. and we have joe watkins. former white house aide to george h.w. bush. joe, there is a long list of politicians, including many democrats this morning. democrats calling for northam to step down. what is the likelihood of that happening? >> he should step down. democrats and republicans alike are calling for it. this is not about political party. it is about doing what is right. the photo is actually awful. a terrible photo. it sends a terrible message to americans and people of virginia and the governor should have disclosed it as a candidate and given the people of virginia a chance back then to decide whethe

phil murphy believes northam is a good man but clearly disqualifying. >> unacceptable behavior in 2019. it was just as unacceptable in 1984, number one. number two, we're the party of barack obama, the party of inclusion. we got a president who wants to divide us. i'm a former member of the national board of the naacp. the ku klux klan is a terrorist organization. i don't see the governor has any other choice other than to step aside. >> joining me now national political reporter with politico and senior correspondent with the "washington examiner" and "vanity fair" contributing writer. david, i want to start with you. there's a long list of politicians, many of them democrats calling for northam to resign. what is the likelihood of that is and how quickly will this happen >> this thing moved quickly, a lot quicker than i've seen these episodes move, i think that -- i would be surprised if the governor was still in office by the end of next week. next week begins tomorrow and so i expect in the next five to six days unless the governor decides to hunker down like the former governor of

his fellow democratic governor phil murphy of new jersey did so tonight on the air with chris toews,a harris says, he should go. and this from the president of the naacp and we quote "black face in any manner is always racist and never okay. no matter the party affiliation. we cannot stand for such behavior which is why the naacp is calling for the resignation of ralph northam." with us to talk about all of it, ben gellis and former candidate for governor of the state of north carolina. ben, i would like to begin with you. this comes to us from the seat of the confess rascy, this is not from a long ago era of lester maddox. making this almost worse is the time frame of these photos. you have doug wilder running for lieutenant governor of the commonwealth of vir require. you had jesse jackson running as a national candidate, what do you think should happen here? >> he has to step down and he should go into clutches on sunday morning. and he should apologize to people in the state. this is a profound lack of judgment. this man posing as he did. you go beyond that. if we had character h

. >> phil murphy of new jersey, thank you so much for your time and candidness. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now with joy reed in for rachel. >> have a good rest of your night. >> thank you. >> rachel has the night off. we've had a very busy news day that turned into a busy news night. donald trump pulling the u.s. out of a major region era arms treaty with russia and the rather odd statements the white house put out. we'll bring you the latest news from the russia investigation including roger stone back in court today and the 2020 field got even bigger today when senator cory booker announced that he is running for president and made that announcement on the first day of black history month but we begin with the news still breaking out of virginia tonight where the democratic governor is facing growing calls to resign after a yearbook photo showing some truly offensive content surfaced. this page from a yearbook belonging to northam made its way to the mainstream press. northam was a p

part of its hq2 in long island city, queens, new york, new jersey senator, cory booker, governor phil murphy amazon to reconsider newark. newark is one of the original 20 finalists in amazon year-long contest. that city and state offered amazon $7 billion worth of incentives. obviously dwarfing the close to 3 billion that new york city and new york state with a quite a hubbub over. amazon is lower on the session. walmart is down as well. the uk merger is facing challenges. that is weighing on the stock. so britain's since bury was supposed to buy walmart as a chain for 9 1/2 billion dollars n a surprise move the regulators are blocking the takeover citing antitrust concerns. analysts say that dooms the deal permanently. that hurts walmart's plan for expanding in non-u.s. markets. charlotte russe, women's clothing chain looking for buyer. it declared bankruptcy a month ago f nobody shows up, makes successful bid for the brand, it will start shutting down stores in march. the store has 500 branches all over the u.s. it has 8700 workers. connell, you know this, it was mall-based. that hurts in

phil murphy is your new bed -- democratic governor, repeat -- replacing chris christie. what's the most important issue in your date? >> probably the into the of the state and the infrastructure. i mean for the last like 15 years the budget has been getting worse and worse, more and more jobs leaving the state. in my neighborhood alone there is a bus stop that goes in new york city and 200 to 300 bus stop going into the city. there's almost no growth here. almost all the areas are residential and small business oriented. there aren't any major deals going on. that's why i was afraid of a democratic governor because in times like this we can't really play identity politics. i also have a different perspective on what we are trying to do. i was talking to an intellectual guy who told me that on his ship he had a bunch of fellow crewmen from new jersey and when i asked them what they all thought about it, this logistical mission to other ports, basically the whole crew [applause] host: let's go to carl -- the whole crew [no audio] host: let's go to carl. caller: good mornin

new jersey's governor phil murphy seems he is not met attacks he doesn't like.is right. rain. we deal with that momentarily. a lot more to say about the green new deal. the green new deal. we have a former epa official who calls at eight liberal fantasy. don't you love it? that is next. ♪ stuart: >> roger mcnamee is the former zuckerberg mentor and he says facebook is toxic. listen to this. >> they are basically trying to manipulate the attention of people in order to change the behavior to direct them to stop that makes more money for them. here is where it gets bad. it gets bad because those products are media props and they now dominate politics in every democracy in the world and in europe or north america, south america and they are the dominant voice and nobody elected them. no one can hold them accountable. they pretend like we are not responsible for what happens on our platform. that is nonsense. it's just like a toxic chemical spill. if you hurt people, you've got to pay the cost of cleaning it up. ♪ stuart: headline, very important coming in from the

. > phil murphy delivers his first state of the state. and talked about work force development and transportation and looked at a recent audit program for business which he state.s cost the this runs an hour. >> typical tuesday for me. lieutenant governor oliver,

as we said, the governor of new jersey, phil murphy signed that law into law this week.ere's what he said at the signing ceremony. >> there are a lot of miss throughout if you really take care of workers and you put your money where your mouth is but that will scare employers off. the opposite is true. more money goes into the and companies big and small realize that a happy workforce, a secure workforce is a key ingredient to their, and people are recognizing that around not just new jersey but around the country. host: and again, that law in new jersey going into effect, expanded law in july of 2020. went to hear from you this morning on the "washington journal" about whether the united states needs to expand national family leave laws. if you think we should, it's 202-748-8000. if you think we shouldn't, it's 202-748-8001. some comments on twitter and facebook already this morning from facebook. benny where is in to expand, you mean to establish basic stuff like maternity leave which does not exist in the richest country on the planet. sherry says no, we need less gov

." >> earlier this month, new jersey governor phil murphy delivered his first state of the state address from the capital trend. governor murphy is a financier and