>> i take cold comfort of my constitutional rights affected. >> scott ross was acquitted of breaking campaign laws. >> was it wrong to you to be told to shut up? >> no, i don't think so. milwaukee direct attorney, he's the lead bad guy. a democrat that opposed scott walker. he asked him to appear and he did not respond. it sounded like the milwaukee district attorney wanted to for you. that's right. >> no judges, no body. they sat silent. >> for five years >> until the wisconsin supreme court ordered a john doe investigation be stopped. the top court said prosecutor employed theories of law that do not exist. >> they get it and they saw what we went through. >> we didn't do anything wrong. >> this is all about shutting us up. >> one that worked. and it silenced the club forgrowth five years. >> the gag orders are disgusting. a wisconsin cup gets an tord go to a residential cul-de-sac and terrorize the family. what is up with that? if people are not mad about what happened in wisconsin, there is no turbulence left in america. the spirit of liberty manifest itself in people's willingne

joining me now, scott ross, executive director of one wisconsin now, former breitbart media consultant kurt bodela, e.j. dion ne, author with joy reid of "we are the change we seek" and charlie sykes. gentlemen, thank you all very much for being here. kurt, i've got to start with you. you used to work at breitbart, you know steve bannon. i want to throw up this steve bannon quote. it's element one and then we'll go to element two. this is a quote about the health care fallout. the hill article was reporting on the report, bannon apparently had a conversation with the freedom caucus in the eisenhower executive office building when some members visited the white house. he said guys, look, this is not a discussion, this is not a debate. you have no choice but to vote for this bill. here's the responses quote, which i love, according to the report. one of the freedom caucus members said about what bannon said, one of the members replied, you know, the last time someone ordered me to do something, i was 18 years old, and it was my daddy, and i didn't listen to him either. is this the steve

big party -- i like having parties, so i had this big party and i had diana ross, sisley tyson, maya coretta scotturoda scott wonderful legendary women to thank them for paving the way for me, then i had a bunch of young women like mariah carey, janet jackson to help me thank them, and i have barack obama come to my house and speak in 2005, where i had all these people there, and i said to that group in 2005, this man is going to be president of the united states some day and i hope i am a life when it happens, and if i am, i will do whatever i can in my power. i will quit my job. i will go work for him. i will canvass for him, and they said, what is his name again? [laughter] oprah: what is his name again? that was in 2005, so i felt like this is something i can do. david: did some of your viewers criticize you for getting into politics? andh: oh, major criticism, i was surprised by that because i never thought about it. it did not occur to me that people did not know that i've voted one way or the other. david: so the first night he was inaugurated, 2009, january 20, 2009, so upstairs in the white house, y

ross, commerce secretary. with all that let's bed back to headquarters. scott"the half." ♪ >> welcome to the "halftime report." i'm scott wapner. top trade this hour, the states of the trump rally. stocks in the red again today. are investors missing the warning signs? with us for the hour, joe terranova, stephanie link, josh brown, jon najarian. stocks, a modest pullback this hour with some calling for a bigger pullback in the weeks ahead. does it mean investors who missed the trump rally will get a new chance coget in. doc, you think we're going have a pullback in the short term as some are now calling for? >> we're sort of feeling it

ross, commerce secretary. with all that let's bed back to headquarters. scott wapner and "the half." ♪ >> welcome to the "halftime report." i'm scott wapner. top trade this hour, the states of the trump rally. stocks in the red again today. are investors missing the warning signs? with us for the hour, joe terranova, stephanie link, josh brown, jon najarian. stocks, a modest pullback this hour with some calling for a bigger pullback in the weeks ahead. does it mean investors who missed the trump rally will get a new chance coget in. doc, you think we're going have a pullback in the short term as some are now calling for? >> we're sort of feeling it right now, yeah. we cited two things that we thought could be catalyst for that, judge. of course the march 1st and then march 15th. we're coming up on march 15th. we're not seeing a lot of fear. we've seen minor, you know, whatever, .2%, .4% sell-offs. that's along the lines of what i think we're going to get. a softening rather than just an off to the races continuation of that rally. >> we talk about the warning s

scott wapner. coming up today on "the halftime report," an exclusive interview with tech and media insider ross levinsohnasdaq's stunning run and his take on netflix and the future of snap. plus, one of our traders will help investors get the timing right on what could be the trade of the year. we'll also get you ahead of key earnings next week. fedex, nike, micron, kb homes all reporting among others. "the halftime report" top of the hour. see you in about 15. >> scott, thanks very much. >>> it is deregulation nation all day on cnbc. one of the question on investors' minds, how the administration's new policies will affect u.s. growth. the economist jury still out, some might say. steve liesman has details. >> economist vaez a love-hate relationship with deregulation. they love it because they think regulations can be a dead weight loss on the economy. they can reduce competition and make companies inefficient. but economists hate deregulation because it's almost impossible to measure either the cost on the one side or the potential benefits on the other. in a surprising result from our cnbc fed survey,

scott sinclair and two moussa dembele goals helped them to a four nil win over bottom side inverness. there were also wins for rangers, rossin england and wales according to a report out today. her majesty‘s inspectorate of constabulary found a third of forces needed improvement. it said a small number were putting the public at unacceptable risk by rationing services as they struggle with cutbacks. for some police officers, the increase in workload has made them decide to walk away. former detective angelina dawson told this programme her reasons for leaving the force last month. this is all i ever wanted to do and i thought it was a career i was going to do for 30—odd years. i worked so hard for it. the workloads are relentless. that is what the problem is. officers are carrying sort of 20 crimes or more, give or take. that is a massive workload. that is a minimum of 20 victims, a minimum of 20 suspects. it is exhausting. i‘d often wake up with headaches because i wasn‘t having enough sleep. no matter how much you try to be organised at work and try and keep on top of everything that there was just more and more and more

look, elections have consequences and scott peruet and a cabinet full of people like governor perry, now secretary perry who are going to go in there and wilbur rossooking for places. every nook and cranny where the left over the last eight years has put in regulations to one increase costs and really create an opportunity, really, the -- inability for companies to hire new employees. to not make a profit. to have to spend more of their money on litigation fees. trish: they get stuck in all of that red tape. i talked to carl icahn about this recently, carl icahn the billionaire investor, and he said, look, i'm a good american. i want to invest in american companies but sometimes i tell you that darn epa, they make it so darn difficult, and they really -- they don't provide the right incentives. so his whole platform has been -- and he's been an adviser to donald trump. look, get rid of this regulation. get rid of it so that we can all put money to work and that results in job creation and economic growth. simple. economics 101, david. >> that's right. and i'm not an economist but even i know that. and that's right. look, that's what the president

wilbur ross gang, they don't know whether they're going to keep nafta in place as a bilateral or negotiate directly with individual companies, aka, canada and mexico. i'm taking more dollars, scotttting them into mid cap stocks that don't have to deal with this stuff. they're not worried about border taxes, protectionism. i have upped my allocation to mid cap. that's what's happened. >> look, one of these areas that doesn't to to deal with issues are the regional banks. i'm wondering if you bailed on the regionals too early. they're up 1%. they're up the best since march 1st today. >> no, it's true. except you have to admit now, and we had this debate every time we talk, and it's still worth talking about. because at the end of the day, the promise was tax reform and deregulation. 2017. i don't hear any of that. all i hear is health care, health care, health care. and did i tell you about health care? and then more health care. where is deregulation? where is tax relief? it's not going to be 2018. and if there is going to be a sector that suffers, it's going to be regionals. that hit could happen soon. >> yeah, but where is any of it when you look at washington and you really wa

scott sinclair and two moussa dembele goals helped them to a 4—0 win over bottom side inverness caledonian thistle. there were also wins for rangers, rosss cup in philadelphia. england had led, but this header gave france a 2—1win with the very last touch of the game. the barcelona manager luis enrique will step down at the end of the season as he says he needs to rest. he was speaking after his side won their latest match in the spanish league 6—1 but barca face going out of the champions league. barcelona top the table in spain after real madrid could only draw at home with las palmas last night. real had their wales star gareth bale sent offjust after half time after kicking and pushing. former manchester united star cristiano ronaldo came to the rescue with two late goals to secure a point. andy murray is into the quarter—finals at the dubai international after a comfortable straight sets victory yesterday. the world number one needed just an hour and 12 minutes to see off spain's gullermo garcia—lopez. he'll face germany's philipp kohlschreiber in the last eight. british number two dan evans is out. he fought back after losing the

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scott sinclair and two moussa dembele goals helped them to a four nil win over bottom side inverness. there were also wins for rangers, rossa cup after a comfortable win in their replay against huddersfield town. that's despite going behind early on to this goal from harry bunn. city though were soon back in control, sergio aguero with two goals. 5—1 is how it ended. they'll visit middlesbrough in the next round. big news in spain last night, as luis enrique the barcelona manager announced he'd be leaving the club at the end of the season, blaming the stress of the job. the former club captain has won eight trophies in his three seasons in charge — and it could be more. they lead the title race by a point after real madrid's draw with las palmas last night. wales international gareth bale saw red for real — his first sending off for the club. although he insisted he didn't deserve it. arsene wenger insists that his focus is totally on arsenal despite that vacancy opening up at barcelona and his own future at the emirates being up in the air. the frenchman is set to make a decision on whether he signs a new contract at the

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