and while conventional wisdom says companies will go where the money is, scott cohn tells us that may be changing, sl. >> missouri wants to create jobs. so does kansas. so, like every other state, they offer incentives. create a job, get a which makes things interesting in kansa. kansas and missouri. >> inted of bringing in businesses from outside of this area, they were used to encourage businesses to move just across a street. >> don hall, ceo of kansas city based hallmark cards, says plenty of businesses, not his, are doing just that. moving a few employees from one side of the border to the other nd back and colle this incentive is that it's a win lose. opportunity for everybody, every time it's used. >> a study by hallmark's charitable arm, the hall famry foundation, says in the past five years, the two states have spent $262 million on tax breaks. as of april, kansas was the net winner of just 1700 jobs at a cost of $93,000 apiece. hall is one of 17 area ceos that sent a letter to both governors ago.iing a moratorium on critics say the situation here is really no different from

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scott cohn and i like to play the game i don't know where he's going to be. thanks, scott. >>> trade obviously taking center stage on the campaign trail. gop candidate donald trump had some harsh words at a rally last night in ohio. >> the transpacific partnership is another disaster. done and pushed by special interests who want to rape our country, just a continuing rape of our country. that's what it is too. it's a harsh word. it's a rape of our country. this is done by wealthy people that want to take advantage of us and that want to assign another partnership. >> our guest host this morning is glenn hutchins. glenn, this is the type of populist argument that concerns the establishment in a big way. it's what we saw play out in brexit. how do you think this is going to play out this fall? >> well, it shouldn't just concern the establishment. but i think what we need to do across leadership in the united states is to avoid the chaos and uncertainty that accompany brexit in the united states. united states has been indispensable nation to the world for over

. >>> scott cohn was just talking about boeing.nley. the firm says the jet maker has significant margin expansion opportunity and also says the stock is attractively valued at current levels. goldman sachs added financial, software maker intuit to its conviction buy list. i won't even use that word, conviction. points to better customer retention as well as optimism about subscription growth for intuit's quickbook online service. you're pointing back -- if you are convicted, that's where you -- >> that's where you're going. >> the yard where you can exercise. every exercise yard has a bench. they all have a bench, right? that's what those guys -- >> we know from our experience watching television and the movies. >> from driving past prisons. >> i have interviewed people in prisons several times. seen the yards. >> white collar prisons. >> they have the same things. >> you have been to the bungalows. >> i have been to the nice ones. but it's not that nice. >> it's difficult to get a tee time. >> they have barbed wire around you. >>