and with me on set for the full hour this evening, my good friend, wisconsin republican senator ron johnsonthank you mr. axelrod. thank you for coming on. it's the fist time. i appreciate it very much. senator johnson, let me go to you first. you saw the number 6 million? do you buy it? >> the mckenzie study showed up those people buying the policies, only 25% were previously uninsured. if you start doing the math, larry, you're talking about 1 to 2 million people that, you know, from the uninsured, the 48 -- wasn't that the whole concept of obamacare. this has been a disaster across the board. >> disaster across the board, david axelrod, give you a chance to react to that. let me add to that. to me, sir, and i may be dead wrong on this, i think the individual mandate is basically gone. there will be no -- there will be no end to the exemptions, whether you're renewing canceled policies, whether you have a hardship for the rest of the people, or whether you're late to enroll because of the loopholes. to me the president is ending his own individual mandate. am i wrong about that? >> yeah, i

then we have clims change-denying senator ron johnson from wisconsin. the senator got into a heated exchange with dr. hansen. >> i live in wisconsin. there were i think 200-foot-thick glaciers in wisconsin. how do you explain climate change -- ever had a carbon footprint? >> the statement you just made is play tantly false. we do know -- >> how do you explain climate change has occurred 10,000 years ago before man had a carbon print? how do you explain that? >> climate -- there are -- there are variations in the earth's orbital elements. >> those vashgss just end right now, so now it's all man made? >> no one has said it is all man made. there are natural -- >> kind of the tack that -- >> however, the man made effect is now dominant. and we can measure that because we can measure the energy balance of the planet and we see that there's more energy coming in and going out so therefore the planet is going to continue to get warmer. doesn't mean each year it's going to get warmer because there are natural fluctuations, but this decade is going to be warmer

the company claims its close to reversing course from when ron johnson ran j-c-p. "if they had not hired ron johnson or fired him earlier, i think they could have turned it around, but i don't think anything at this point is going to fix jcpenney, unfortunately." that was margaret bogenrief of a-c-m partners she adds that his attempt to rehab locations cost the company billions of dollars in revenue and lost customers. retailers are shaking off the winter chill. retails sales rebounded in february. up .3%. the first gain in 3 months and slightly better than the .2% forecast by economists. top sellers for the month included cars, home construction materials and furniture. netflix is going on a euro trip. in a letter to shareholders, ceo reed hastings revealed that the video streaming company will expand in european markets, later this year. netflix is in about 40 countries now, including several in europe. amazon shares are bucking the downward trend in the market. yesterday, the e-tailer made the move to raise its "prime" annual membership to $99 a year, up from $7

senator ron johnson, and roger altman staying with me as well. shaking thisnd hour, former microsoft ceo steve company who says his was successful at being a two trick pony, but he is sorry they sooner combine software like apple did with the iphone. why did youuld ask not do the third trick right, and i'll just call that phones. i do not know if we were too busy, if we did not know the tools, and what the challenges those two tricks will go for a lot of years, but in our industry you have to do a third trick. >> coming up, we talked tech with one of the best-known venture capitalists in silicon valley, then or what. employment,ivate hundred 89,000 -- the number adp privatet -- employment report, 100 89,000. the number is just below what was expected. stay "in the loop." we're just getting started on this wednesday. ♪ >> breaking news now on the employment front. i am economics editor michael mckee. the adp employment report for february comes out weaker than expected by a fair amount -- 139,000 jobs created, much lower than the 155,000 that had

this undoes the work of ron johnson.aising the price for the prime membership from 79, this is the first price increase since the service was introduced nine years ago. amazon stock up. does your dolla dr. have the rio know if you own a gun? hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. iwe don't back down. we only know one direction: up so we're up early. up late. thinking up game-changing ideas, like this: dozens of tax free zones across new york state. move here. expand here. or start a new business here... and pay no taxes for 10 years. with new jobs, new opportunities and a new tax free plan. there's only one way for your business to go. up. find out if your business can qualify at start-upny.com stuart: an update on the uaw fights u

my name is ron johnson. i'm a senator from the state of wisconsin. i want to thank senator mccain for leading this delegation. i want to thank my colleagues were standing together. the main reason we're here is to show that strong unified support for the courageous people of ukraine. unfortunately, i was not here for senator mccain and senator murphy when they stood with the ukrainians on the maidan, but we did walk down to the maidan. it was a moving experience. incredibly moving experience to understand what has happened, and i tell you what, my standpoint, there is one person i hold accountable for this aggression, and it is vladimir putin. and if there is further bloodshed, there is also one person i will hold responsible. there is one person that can stop it, that can prevent it, and that is vladimir putin. now, senator mccain and senator murphy mentions the brave members of the ukrainian military now garrisoned in crimea and those stationed along the border. i have seen moving pictures of journalists that have real courage throughout this proce

penny's has been in damage-control mode since ousting former ceo ron johnson and his ill-fated attempts to change the jc penny brand. current ceo myron ullman has been at the helm since last april. job openings are on the rise. the labor deparment reports.. job openings jumped 1.5% in january to 3.9 million. economists are encouarged that available jobs and hiring held up fairly well despite the slow down in job growth.the wicked winter weather is considered one of the reasons for the pull back in job growth. in our cover story--for all the support men receive in the male-dominated tech startup world, women often find themselves marginalized and out of the loop.that may be about to change in chicago. inside chicago's mammoth merchandise mart, a digital startup center known as 18-71, where tech-related business ideas are nurtured....participants admit, it's mostly male. "the majority of startups are by men and investors are men and we've got to reverse that." coco meers' website "pretty quick" books thousands of hair stylists in the chicago too busy with color and cuts to be hunched over

relaunching the home goods section in stores, bringing back many of the affordable brands that former ceo ron johnson dichd as he tried to bring in trendier items. so they are hoping that the win back shoppers by offering more lower priced brands, more floor space for basics like towels and sheets. the futures are pointing to a higher start, a mixed section on wednesday t nasdaq actually closed higher after being down for three days in a row but for the dow was a first three-day losing streak since late january. this morning numbers on the weekly unemployment filings, also retail sales, the dow starts 16,340, the nasdaq at 4323 after closing up 16. back to you guys. >> thanks so much. >> you may not be able to catch a cold from facebook but you can catch a mood. a new study found emotion spread easily on line. the negative post led to about one more negative post among friends. a positive post led to close to two more by friends. so keep it positive. >> vacation pictures, leads to vacation envy. >> i try to hold became a little. doing something fun. you see the beach pictures and you want to be there

i want to bring if ron johnson, senator, good morning. >> good morning, chris. >> obviously you're a player in the hearing that start in the next hour on ukraine. what do you want to find out. >> i think this is a point in time where we want to speak with one voice. if the blame really lies with vladimir putin, and we need to come together and come up with a plan for sanctions that actually have some teeth in them. i think the talk has been good. i think listening to samantha powers, secretary kerry and this administration they're talking a good game, but now we have to act. vladimir putin must pay a price for this, so we can discourage him from further incushions that would be really troublesome. we really need to have politics at the water's edge and speaking one voice. and quite honestly the european union. >> a couple things i want to follow up. let's talk about that speaking with one voice. there have been critics in your party. you just heard what john mccain had to say, lindsey graham has been critical. is that not a good idea? >> i think there's plenty of room for criticism,

if we would focus more on attacking the democrats, call people traitors -- ron johnson, who was elected by the tea party and is a wonderful person, legislator, he voted against ted cruz on that issue. when i hear trader applied -- itor applied to those who deserve it, such as democrats -- they sabotaged that war for five years, destroyed national bushity programs, and the white house never held their feet to the fire and said you are betraying our men and women in the field. they got americans killed. no question about it. nobody said anything. christine o'donnell -- somebody in hollywood asked me to go out and do speeches for her. and i gave. the woman is a blithering idiot. [laughter] i don't know how she got to be the candidate, but i know that the republicans in delaware -- thee -- i don't republicans in delaware despise -- i don't remember the guy. castle.castle -- mike we have a problem. dole, mccain, romney -- >> and we are surprised. >> i think this is hugely healthy -- a hugely healthy development. the storiest of about splits and divorces comes from the media, which is very un

getting back customers they lost under ceo ron johnson. seems aggressive given what we've seen so far. >> potentially, the stock has really moved over $3 in the last month. it has had a very big move in a short period of time. certainly one we've been watching. the market has been pretty range-bound in the last week. basically at the same levels we touched last tuesday with regards to s&p and dow. after five days the market has been nowhere. good to see stocks like jcpenney with a lot of moves. melissa: definitely one to watch, mark, thank you so much. >> my pleasure. thank you. melissa: to georgia where movies may ellipse peach farms as sate's signature attraction. from the blind side to "the hunger games", big budget productions are coming georgia in froze and tax incentives luring hollywood down south paying off big for the state's economy. joining me in a fox business exclusive is the georgia's governor, nathan deal. thanks for joining us. amazing to look the at stats. in 2007, georgia had one television shows shooting there. there are

. >> comps against ron johnson who tried to flush this company. i'm not a bull on this one.n despite the fact, judge, that murph has five kids each of which has ten twitter accounts and they're all sending in votes as fast as they, can i'm still going to take it. >> okay. >> josh? >> yeah. >> who made a more compelling argument on jcp? >> i feel murph made a good argument but i believe the stock is going to run into the december high of ten which is also a declining 200-day moving average. that's where it's going to get turned back. so jon will probably be right in the short term. longer term, murph might be right. if they don't go bankrupt, i all upside from here. >> i just wonder if we're going to look back and have the same conversation we were having about best buy at one point about jcpenney. not only businesswise but stock move standpoint. >> but schmidt -- i don't think it was at all the same kind of leadership that drove down best buy the way jcpenney was driven down. >> regardless, the leader hip is t in the background now. old news. old news. >> all of the stores a

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in fact, senator ron johnson was on our program and he said two thirds of spending in the budget wasched. i want you to listen to part of what senator johnson said to us last week. >> what congress should do right now is take the budget agreement, we should go through a very thoughtful process of appropriations where we start prioritizing the spending. that is what has to happen. we have not passed an appropriations bill in the senate in two years, which highlights the dysfunction of senator harry reid's senate. >> should senator reed be doing a better job here? >> i am a little surprised. i know ron well. we passed a major appropriations bill about a month ago. i assume he was in the chamber when it went through. the appropriations committee, that is exactly what we are going to do. with the paul ryan -- i am saying that he -- patty murray -- >> it wasn't me. >> a came up with a budget number that not only for this year but for next year, and the appropriations committee will go through. but ron is right, though, two thirds of the budget is what is called mandatory spending -- socia

we will be speaking about that, but also on the budget side, senator ron johnson from wisconsin, he willhe has lots of pretty sharp words against the democrats in the president for doing nothing on the budget. >> thank you so much, betty liu. that is 8 a.m. this morning. three, 2, 1. >> speaking of 3, 2, 1, the one-year anniversary of the death of hugo chavez. died at age 58 after 14 years in power. the number three photo of the day, protesters yesterday in caracas, check this out. protests going on against the government, going on against his chosen successor. two, a photo of the protesters. >> what is the theme here? >> venezuela. >> marking the national flag. as we said, at least 18 people have been killed or injured -- killed in protests. more injured. hanging a flag above the mural of hugo chavez, this is where he is into. >> the message here to me, much like the ukraine, a lot of people voted for him. there was real genuine support for the guy in venezuela. >> let's not forget the role of oil in venezuela. driving the economy there. >> if crimea was not going on right now, venezuel

you probably know the senator part of the pair that cancels each other out senatorial other pair ron johnson and our terrific governor scott walker. today you meet the rest of the family. i know that lieutenant fwove nors tend to be the lesser known of the partnerships in the executive brarge. i'm here for the governor's association meeting so this is something we talk about. however, i have the foreign of having that one day a couple of years ago when 800,000 people knew who i was. they all signed a petition to recall me from office. i am pretty sure it is the first time in wisconsin history that 800,000 people knew who the lieutenant fwove nor was. but you all remember why that happened. when the governor and i were elected to office, we were facing problems from wisconsin' past. but we were also facing problems of sustainability coming at us from wisconsin' future. i have two little girls. there are sons and daughters who we are accountable to across wisconsin every single day. and so we knew we had to address all of those problems. the previous administration had left us with a $3.6 bill

senator mccain as i mentioned, senator barrasso of wyoming, durbin of illinois, senator ron johnson ofsconsin, chris murphy of connecticut and sheldon whitehouse, democrat from rhode island. secretary of state john kerry and the russian foreig russian r laughter off our meeting in london today where they each said they are glad to be meeting before sunday's referendum in crimea but there are no signs they would prevent the region from voting sunday to break off from the rest of ukraine to join russia. secretary kerrey and the foreign ministers have spoken almost daily as the crisis has unfolded and have yet to find any common ground. ground. while we wait for the hearing on u.s. taiwan relations to resume, we will show remarks from house minority leader nancy pelosi as she gave her weekly legislative briefing. >> good morning, everyone. yesterday the prime minister of ukraine was welcomed to the white house by president obama so what ivy league is a productive meeting. last night he met with members of the senate and earlier today, the prime minister was welcomed by speaker boehner and

call people traitors because they, you know, ron johnson who was elected by the tea party is a wonderful person and legislator. i mean, he voted against cruz op that issue. on that issue. you know, when i hear "traitor" applied to who deserves it, which are democrats who sabotage, for example, whatever your opinion of whether we should have gone into iraq or not, they sabotaged that war for five years. they destroyed national security programs. and the bush white house never held their feet to the fire. >> that's right. >> and said you're betraying our men and women in the field which they did. they got americans killed, no question about it. nobody said anything. and that's where i think the tea party so refreshing and important. and it's true, christine o'donnell, i mean, i actually -- somebody in hollywood asked me to go out and do speeches for her, and i did. but the woman is a blithering idiot. [laughter] but it's not just, look, i don't know how she got to be the candidate, but i sure know the republicans in delaware despise i don't even remember the name of the guy who was -- yeah

delegation, which includes republican centers john barrasso of wyoming, john hoven of north dakota, ron johnson of wisconsin, and jeff flake of arizona. three democratic senators are there, dick durbin of illinois, christopher murphy of connecticut, and sheldon whitehouse of rhode island. in december, senators mccain and murphy, who is chairman of the european subcommittee, traveled to kiev in ukraine and address the anti-government demonstrators that led to the ousting of former president unicode which -- former president yanukovych. after that, russian foreign minister sir j weber of -- sergey lavrov. >> just to bring weeks ago, in the midst of a terrible tragedy on the potomac, we saw the spirit of american heroism at its finest. dedicated workers saving crash victims from icy waters and we saw the heroism of one of our young government when he saw any, woman lose her grip on the helicopter line, and died in the water and dragged her to safety. in the water and dragged her to safety. [applause] >> find more highlights from 35 years of house floor coverage on our facebook page. c-span -- cree

in -- mccain is leading the the that the delegation which includes john hope it of north dakota, ron johnson of wisconsin, and jeff flake. three democratic senators are also there. murphy,bin, christopher and sheldon whitehouse of rhode island. senators mccain and murphy, who was chairman of the senate european subcommittee, travel to kiev and address the antigovernment demonstrators that helped lead to the ousting of former president. >> a house appropriations subcommittee hearing on the 2015 budget request for the agriculture department. hearinge subcommittee for the homeland security department. >> what war is. what military action is? we are still trying to work our way through those issues. the tenets that i think are applicable on the fact that whatever we do, international law will pertain. if we find ourselves getting to a point where we believe that ciber is taking us down in armed conflict scenario, the rules in the law of armed conflict will retain as much in this domain as it does in any other. i don't think cybe is different in that regard. i think those sets of procedures, poli

i'm joined by ver ron can johnson. it's 11:30 p.m. they're resuming is the search tomorrow. >> i think they'll see better conditions. i think as we make our way into and through the weekend, tamron, we'll see things go downhill with yet more thunderstorms and probably higher waves. take a look, put together here a satellite review. it's the southern end of the indian ocean. the circle that you see there, a cluster of clouds. that's about where the debris field is, off the west coast the australia right now. a couple systems out there, low pressure, two areas of high pressure that circulates in the clockwise flow around areas of high, so they have strong westerly winds that could in fab be pushing that debris field. so as they go forward and take a look at perhaps where there might be more debris, they mike looking to the other sigh. the wave heisted expect -- >> all right, veronica, thank you very much for the details. >>> up next, a voter confronts congressman paul ryan over his comments about the, quote, tailspin of culture in inner

they hired ron johnson who ran apple stores. e this and make it like an apple store. forgetting that the customer base is completely different. they have hundreds of thousands of employees who are used to working at this kind of old place. it is not that easy. the mismanagement, infighting, lack of leadership. it is all about the l. word. >> acronym branding of jcp trying to make it hip and cooler. >> you can move the needle but you can't just flip it on the dime and borrow billions of dollars. >> fascinating. don't agree with everyone on your list or who is not for it. >> that is what these lists are for. >> we'll talk. >> quiet streak. >> look at those eyes. >> john meacham had to talk to that cat. >> she fell asleep. >>> we are looking at the new issue of "fortune" magazine. we showed you what jolts us into work each day. it's your turn now. send us your tweets. use instagram. you're watching "morning joe." ♪ [ male announcer ] this man has an accomplished research and analytical group at his disposal. ♪ but even more impressi

that move reverses what had been the center piece of ousted ceo ron johnson's strategy. the retailer is bringing back more lower priced, no frills brands that johnson ditched in an effort to go upscale. the stock up by 22 cents. it has climbed up over the last month. >> and gm has some recall details. let's get to phil lebeau in chicago. hey, phil. >> this came out last night. here it is. about ten pages long, an amended time line of events from general motors regarding the ignition key recall and the headline is that general motors got its first indication there may be a problem with the ignition keys installing of certain vehicles back in 2001. that was with the preproduction ion model. the dealer technician report in 2003 is noticed in here. that's earlier than 2004 which was the previous date that general motors said they first started to notice stalls in a number of vehicles ultimately leading to the recall of 1.6 million vehicles. in 2003, it's also the first time general motors says there is some suggestion that perhaps the keys and the key chain were too heavy fo

. >> it's been interesting, of course, watching this for years now from the ascension of ron johnsonnd ackman into the boardroom and then that complete and total disaster that followed. to then mr. olman coming in to a number of my hedge fund guys in there all thinking it was going to be a big turnaround and it was easy to accomplish and watching the stock go to $5 and here we're starting to see some momentum perhaps and those saying, well, liquidity issues are off the table for now and they're generating cash or at least they may be. but there's still a lot of questions here. >> that's the core point that citi is making, they believe the liquidity concerns are overblown that they will by the end of the year have $2 billion in the bank and the trough of $1 billion probably in the third quarter because they're going to be able to push the comps higher and stay out of fashion, you know, that's the area that they're not going to compete so much on much more the home side of things and indeed kids, you know. >> and a lot of this circles back to what they are calling space disrupt aion du

relative to a few years ago, though, and clearing through some of the ron johnson mistakes, it's a big them to clear through, you know, some sales that they have lost over the past couple of years. and at the end of the day it looks a lot better than it did 12 months ago. we think it's a net, net positive for jcpenney. the big question for penny's can they get people back in the store. the issue is traffic. the store looks a lot better. we did checks last week. it looks a lot better than it did a year ago. it looks like the old jcpenney. the biggest question we have is traffic. can they get people back and that's a big question that we don't frankly have aens to ri a right now. >> chuck, it's good to talk to you, we'll talk to you later on. >>> amazon is raising the price of its prime subscription service to $99 up from $79. the first increase since the service was introduced nine years ago. prime offers pretwo-day shipping as you'll be away and access to thousands of streaming movies and tv shows. amazon says those who sign up for prime in the next seven days can lock in the $79 rate.

. >> johnson points out the case of former san jose mayor ron gonzalez indicted on several felony bribery charges, a judge dismissed the entire case saying there was no indication a crime occurred. in court raymond chow other wise known as shrimp boy, he was arrested last week in the same massive fbi raid. chow still without a defense attorney, as he sits in jail. he was denied bail after a judge declared him a flight risk and danger to the public. the former gangster is accused of money laundering and other charges. our coverage of the scandal continues, our christie smith will have a live report in the next half hour and any time we're not on air you can check out our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> at 4:33, heavy rain in washington state are expected to clear this week but now searchers in the mudslide area deal with more problems like chemicals and sewage. they are dealing with septic tanks and gasoline and propane containers when they leave the area they are hosed down by hazmat crews. the number confirmed dead now stands at 21 people after four bodies were found yesterday. another 30 pe

ron con ray, and larry page, and you are traders to your country and your city. >> thank you sir. >> next speaker. >> definitely agree with that. >> my name is trevor johnson and i am the technical director for the san francisco cab driver association and we are the ones collecting the license plate data on the tnc vehicles but i would like to let you guys know that as a dispatcher i can say that with the solid authority of the 30 odd accessible vehicles in the fleet only about 4 to 6 are going on per shift. that is horrendous, that is, very shameful. we have collected over 4,000 plates, over the last six months, and major insurance companies are actually accessing our data to research insurance fraud. start investigating and prosecuting it. and some of the tnc drivers like the guy earlier was saying that you know, we are seeing these guys with multiple phones on the window, we are talking four phones on the window, isn't textsing and driving illegal? do we really need thousands of largely unmarked questionablely insured vehicles on our streets with the drivers focused on their phones and not the road in front of them. >> thank you for the data gathering as we

johnson's daughter and they now have what they collectively called the p.o.w. grandchildren. sam is now a congressman from the state of texas and was the elite solo pilot for the thunderbirds. ron stores is one p.o.w. from this group of 11 that didn't make it home. it was wrong. when you read the book and i want you to read the book not ache as i wrote it but because it's the most incredible story you will ever hear. when you read the story and you read about ron the kind of understand how terrible ,-com,-com ma mentally terrible that whole situation was. nell tanner. nelson ross. flew together. they were on the carl's ep they got shut down. nels was not a senior officer but he ended up in this group of 11 and i will tell you why. and i love this story. .. they thought they had this great confession. well, they got a phone call from the united states other couple weeks later, and one friend told them that clark kent was superman. and they came, got nels and took nells along with these other folks to alcatraz. a little prison a mile north of the hanoi hilton, 13 cells, and i'm not sure why they left two empty. probably forgot to include a couple of these guys in there. and they