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scott walker recall on the ballot. they want to march on that office. so yeah, the masterlock insourcing american job story has national rest on nance, so does the turn for in wisconsin's own politics. joining now is tammy baldwin, democrat representing the second district and running for the open u.s. senate seat in her state. representative baldwin, thank you for being with us, appreciate you having you here. >>> great to join you, rachel. >> does governor walker have the authority to use that mortgage settlement money at his discretion? can doe whatever he wants with it? >> well, there is certainly a portion of the settlement funds that is going through the states, but it is my belief and i'm absolutely outraged by his statement he will use this to plug a hole in his budget. when clearly the purpose of the settlement was to try to start making people whole again after the fraud and illegal activities that these five banks have engaged in. on monday this week, i was in milwaukee on a block, a residential neighborhood devastated by foreclosure. and house after house was literally boarded up. and you think about the people who perhaps because they lost j

nance, my thanks to you as well. hot topic. thanks, ladies. bill: "happening now" rolls your way in 11 short minutes. jon scott is cooking up a bunch of stuff.ore yum sweep in three states. colorado, minnesota and missouri, what it means for his campaign and the run for the white house. a dramatically deteriorating situation in syria. could the united states be involved? and will israel go after iran? that is the subject of an op-ed to explain his point of view. the second part of our "washington post"'s investigative report of corruption on washington hill. and continuing our conversation with the army about a medivac policy that some say is harming our troops, the army's point of view coming up "happening now." bill: we'll see you at the top of the hour with all that. it is south carolina versus the department of justice, why that state just filed a lawsuit against the attorney general, eric holder. bill: we have new developments in the battle over south carolina's voter id law. the state suing the justice department after it blocked the law that requires voters to show government-issued photo id's at the polls. judge andrew napolitano, go