scott walker has done things. rt of the gubernatorial faction in the 2016 field the list includes christie and jindal. walker not only has executive experience, he used executive authority to achieve a goal conservatives, to break the hold public employee unions have on government in many states." ed schultz fought that fight on our network all the way through. scott walker might be the bridge between the chris christies and the people on the other side, the ted cruzes, because he's from part of the country your party has to win, the midwest. >> byron gets stories nobody else does. this was one of them. what i look at is, who's going to come out of iowa? there's going to be three, four people out of it. if it was today, you'd have rand paul, rick santorum, and you would have scott walker. all of them fit the bill of somebody who will resonate all across the state and do well and all of a sudden you're off to the races. i think a lot of these other people you mentioned are going to have trouble playing in iowa. >> l

here's the thing that impresses republicans looking for a candidate, scott walker has done things. art of the gubernatorial faction in the 2016 field the list includes christie and jindal. walker not only has executive experience, he's used it to achieve a goal. conservatives have proposed to break the hold on government. ed schultz fought that fight from our network all the way through. i think scott walker might be in your party, the bridge between the chris christies seen as too moderate and the people on the other side, ted cruzs, he is a governor and. >> byron gets stories no one else does. >> what i look at is all of a sudden you're off to the races. i think a lot of these other people you mentioned are going to have trouble playing in iowa. >> let me go back to you on that, david. from the other point of view, progressive point of view. i don't think anybody going to beat hillary in the current environment, the economy. nobody is going to beat hillary i don't think. she's not going to have to take the heat for the economy, where she can benefit from the clinton economy from t

scott walker, small. but another republican governor elected in the same tea party way is actually giving scott walker a run for his smallness. get this. it's one thing to blacklist a million people in the state and bar them from public service because you have decided they are your enemies. but how about the governor of a state deciding that three of the largest newspapers in his state are no longer allowed to cover state government? he's issued a government-wide blanket, indefinite no comment on all matters in all agencies for state government. newspapers are no longer allowed to government cover the government because the newspapers made him feel bad. if you thought scott walker was small for blacklisting a kid who signed the recall petition, scott walker has nothing on this other guy. this story is mind bending and has just started to unfold and we have it here, next. >> my comments going to be we withdrew the nomination and there are plenty of other candidates to look at. i wasn't involved in that di

here is the thing that impresses republicans looking for a candidatement scott walker has done thingsart of the gubernatorial faction in the 2016 field the list includes christie and jindal. walker not only has executive experience but has used authority to achieve a goal. conservatives have pursued it for years to break the hold public employees have on government. ed shulz from our network fought that all the way through. the bridge is seen as too moderate and the people on the other side, ted cruz, because he is a governor and from a part of the country your party has to win the midwest. >> byron is a good writer and gets stories nobody else does. this is one of them. i look at who is going to come out of iowa? there will be three or four people. i believe if it was today you'd have rand paul, rick santorum, and you would have scott walker. i think all of them fit the bill of somebody who will resonate all across the state and do well and then all of a sudden you're off to the races. i think a lot of these other people that you mentioned are going to have a lot of trouble playing i

but scott walker was also shooting for another big alec prize. >> governor scott walker: now some have questioned why we have to reform collective bargaining. >> bill moyers: taking away workers' collective bargaining rights -- that had long been an alec goal. a candid video caught him talking about it with one of his financial backers, a billionaire businesswoman, diane hendricks. >> governor scott walker: we're going to start in a couple weeks with our budget adjustment bill. the first step is we're going to deal with collective bargaining for all public employee unions. because you just divide and conquer. >> bill moyers: despite an extraordinary public outcry, and after a brief but intense political struggle, walker's anti-collective bargaining measures became state law. >> john nichols: it was alec's ideas, alec's values, that permeated the bill and un-did almost 50 years, more than 50 years, of collective bargaining law in wisconsin. >> bill moyers: but again, remember, this isn't just about one state. it's about every state. take arizona -- practically an alec subsidiary. one re

we see with scott walker in wisconsin, this is their agenda.out rain when they're in trouble. scott walker said i feel just fine about ultra-sounds, like you're talking about a medically necessary ultra-sound, which we all are fine with, but the potential of a transadvantagible -- they're not fine with it. this is what plays to the republican base, this is what many of them feel very profoundly and deeply. this is what they believe, this is what they think is good for the country, this is what they're pushing. just telling them to rebrand themselves and stop talking about rape is not going to be good enough. >> this is interesting. jon you and i have talked about this, but when you have someone close to you as a gale person, you have a different attitude about the issue. it seems to me everyone has a woman close to them, a daughter, sister, mother certainly, and you do have a certain attitude when you think in terms of a young doddo young 20-year-old daughter, you want her rights to be pretty much supreme and you want her to have all the option

first three team says this race is a lot different from the one two years ago when republican scott walker stunned democrats with his big senate victory. ready? happy birthday!

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we see with scott walker in wisconsin. it's their agenda. it's not just when they're talking about rape when they're in trouble. scott walker said i feel just fine about ultrasounds, i think everybody feels fine about ultrasounds like you're talking about a medically necessary ultrasound which we all are fine with. you know, the potential of a transvaginal ultrasound, people cringe. they're not fine with it. this is what plays to the republican base. this is what many of them feel profoundly and deeply, don't want to act like they're being cynical, this is what may believe, think is good for the country. this is what they're pushing. telling them to re-brand themselves and stop talking about rape is not going to be good enough. >> it's interesting, john, you and i talked about this. when you have someone close to you that you love, for example, is a gay person, you have a different attitude, thank god, about the issue. seems to me everybody has a woman close to them, a daughter, a sister, a mother certainly. and you to have a certain attitud

and ruth, why do republicans praise scott walker when his leadership is so bad for workers?? >> i think the republicans in wisconsin are in a very uncomfortable position because they are having to choose between scott walker who is a national right wing star and has presidential ambitions and doing what their leadership tells them to do. they're very familiar with doing the republican party in wisconsin. and their constituents who are really hurting now. walker is not only got us way down in terms of job creation which was his big promise. remember, he was promising to create 250,000 new jobs. he is on track to do less than a quarter of that. we are looking horrible compared to our neighbor, minnesota. we are rejecting federal funds for health care so residents will spend more money to cover fewer people and we're voucherizing our school system so the republicans in wisconsin are increasingly in this uncomfortable position of having to go home to talk to constituents who are doing worse and worse. but so far they are driving the entire agenda of their party. >> isn't walker

>> i know scott walker very well.since he was a really young man. >> stephen: friend of his? i've known him a long time. stephen: good friend? i don't know that i would call him a friend but he's an acquaintance. his wife i think and his children are wonderful. his parents, his parents... >> stephen: his parents are great. his wife is great. his kids are great and he is also great? >> he's the governor. stephen: great or greatest? great in one sense. i think... >> stephen: really great? good at his job? >> no. stephen: good for the people of wisconsin. >> i think he has thrown elderly under the bus, children under the bus. women under the bus. >> stephen: that's a metaphor, right? >> teachers under the bus. stephen: has he literally thrown people under the bus. >> if you don't like my metaphor, let me say. >> stephen: i want to know if it a metaphor because you're alarming me. >> the disadvantaged, the disabled, children, elderly, students, workers. >> stephen: didn't push them under a bus literally? >> he disadvantag

somebody like scott walker or ron johnson they are understanding that to be competitive in america we have to do something to help solve the problem. the bill has a long way to go. marco rubio is a sincere person who appaologized for the mixingp of the language. the borderer can be improved. they are both important. >> what is he? he apologized for mixing up of the language but then voted for the version he told the latino group. >> there is a larger piece. one is called a poison pill amendment. president obama when he was a senator voted for the poison pill amendment and then tried to run on that as president saying i will be able to get it done. the poison pill means if the amendment happened the rest of the bill wouldn't go through. >> that is the fankz unctionali it. >> i never knew what poison pill meant. >> said we should be delinking the issue of border security from immigration. what that delinks isrom security. we want a border, not a back door. we want a fence, we don't want a freeway which is why i think there is a lot of politics going on here. if i wrote an immigration bi

you like scott walker, too. >> i like scott walker, rand paul, ted cruz. >> very exciting. this is the last question, everyone can participate. call it a free for all. jump in, don't be shy. if the five ran the country, who would get what job? >> greg? >> i would be social chairman. >> you are so perky! chipper! andrea? >> you would be attorney general. eric would run department of commerce. >> treasury? >> treasury, you could do treasury. >> bob. >> i think i would be good at it. >> department -- >> i would be head of health and human services to give away more money. >> you would be a great political director. >> or you could be head of the white house kitchen, you pick our snacks in the green room. >> you wouldn't be running secret service, bob. >> that's true. >> there are no secrets, let me tell you something. the stuff i see on that phone, whew, what would i do. >> what would you do? >> you would be secretary of state. >> that's good. >> you'd be good. having a greek do something great -- >> speaking a couple languages, should use them. >> since i get the last word, i

then you hear people like scott walker who was sent to the governorship of a big state and say things is supporting mandatory transvaginal tests for any woman who is seeking abortion. this is what he said: tell me why a man in wisconsin has any include about that. >> it's hard for to you imagine that women are doing this as agents of their own lives. there has to be duped or they don't have information. so scott walker thinks if women are forced to view their images of their fetus, that some how they'll discover that they're pregnant with something. i don't know if he thinks that they were pregnant with a cat or a dog but they'll discover that they're pregnant with a baby and then they'll change their mind. we've been doing research on this subject and we find that half women voluntarily to the ultrasound and many feel that it helps to reinforce their decision. it doesn't illuminate that they don't know what they're doing. so the real harm to these laws, and it's already in place in texas is that they mandate that the ultrasound be done the day before by the physician of record. so no

it's scott walker, right, it's marco rubio, it's paul ryan, it's rand paul, it's ted cruz, jeb bush. jeb bush. the beltway media line is still jeb bush is the adult in the room in the republican party. he's the one who doesn't traffic in this fire and brimstone nonsense. he is mr. serious policy. mr. serious policy, mr. adult in the room is going to be the featured speaker at this christian coalition conference that started today in washington alongside virginia's finest, the satan yoga guy. because this is how things are now. everybody keeps saying this problem is in the past for the republicans. it's not in the past. it's worse than it has ever been. a few weeks ago with crest pro-health clinical. after my last dentist's visit, i was like, "i need to take this up a notch." [ male announcer ] try crest pro-health clinical together to keep your teeth 97% as clean as a dental cleaning. i mean, there's a difference right from the beginning. my mouth felt cleaner. i could really feel it changing something for the better. [ male announcer ] go pro with crest pro-health clinical. ahh, loo

including our own buddy scott walker. doing a great job. did i say that?ker has been doing a great job. yeah, of moving his state backwards. he rolled back public employees' rights to collectively bargain. wisconsin's economy is now ranked 4rank ed 49th out of 50 states. he can't put together a governor perry tape. just this weekend, his republican legislation passed a major school voucher program, which will take away taxpayer dollars from public schools. is that where you want to live? that's why their economy is tanking in wisconsin. wisconsin voters have taken notice and the post recent poll shows the governor is losing to ross feingold by three points and he hasn't announced if he's going to run or not. all the lefties saying you have to do it, you have to do it. walker's buddy to the southeast, that is john kasich, who i have quite a history with. he tried and failed to limit public employees in ohio collective bargain, and, of course, we beat him back on that. massive tax cuts for the rich in his state while increasing taxes on the poorest 60% of oh

now antiabortion activist republican governor scott walker says he looks forward to signing a bill soon that will take the same trap law strategy as mississippi and north dakota have taken recently to try to close as many more of the remaining clinics in wisconsin as he can. the bill he says he will sign would also force wisconsin women to undergo a mandatory state-ordered medically unnecessary ultrasound as a sort of penalty or punishment for seeking an abortion, whether your doctor thinks you need one or not, whether you want one or not. scott walker and wisconsin republicans will force you to undergo that medical procedure by order of the state government. that bill in wisconsin passed committee on a party line vote. it's headed for the full senate where republicans are in the majority and so it's expected to pass. same deal happening in ohio where the republicans just passed budget that not only defunds planned parenthood, it also just directly tries to shut down ohio clinics, too, with another one of these trap laws with which republicans are now shutting down clinics all across th

scott walker is expected to sign that into law. that keeps this stuff alive for the party.t works for the base. if that's the strategy. but real large -- as the party tries to move into the 20th century on some of this stuff, what's the strategy? >> there is no strategy. that's part of the problem, number one. number two, i don't think that republicans should necessarily have this conversation at this time. simply because it's not where america is right now. it is not driving their activism. it's not driving their involvement in their communities. but just to put some of this in context so that we understand why we're seeing this pressed particularly at the state level and now at the federal level with various bills, for close to 30 years the pro-life community has sat and waited on the promise, from many republicans who have been elected, saying we're going to go and fight this cause, we're going to go in and return roe versus wade back to the states or overturn it all together. for 30-plus years they've been waiting. quite frankly, they got sick and tired of waiting. they

it's scott walker, right, it's marco rubio, it's paul ryan, it's rand paul, it's ted cruz, jeb bush.bush. the beltway media line is still jeb bush is the adult in the room in the republican party. he's the one who doesn't traffic in this fire and brimstone nonsense. he is mr. serious policy. mr. serious policy, mr. adult in the room is going to be the featured speaker at this christian coalition conference that started today in washington alongside virginia's finest, the satan yoga guy. because this is how things are now. everybody keeps saying this problem is in the past for the republicans. it's not in the past. it's worse than it has ever been. for heartburn? yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. ♪ chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for boat insurance. geico, see how much you could save. (girl) w(guy) dive shop.y? (girl) diving lessons. (guy)

it's scott walker, right, it's marco rubio, it's paul ryan, it's rand paul, it's ted cruz, jeb bush. the beltway media line is still jeb bush is the adult in the room in the republican party. he's the one who doesn't traffic in this fire and brimstone nonsense. he is mr. serious policy. mr. serious policy, mr. adult in the room is going to be the featured speaker at this christian coalition conference that started today in washington alongside virginia's finest, the satan yoga guy. because this is how things are now. everybody keeps saying this problem is in the past for the republicans. it's not in the past. it's worse than it has ever been. is that we get to create our future. you get to take ownership of the choices you make. the person you become. i've been around long enough to recognize the people who are out there owning it. the ones getting involved and staying engaged. they're not sitting by as their life unfolds. and they're not afraid to question the path they're on. because the one question they never want to ask is "how did i end up here?" i started schwab for those peop

. ♪ you can go your own way ♪ >> live from the nasdaq markets, i'm scott walker and this evening forissa lee. dan nathan steve grasso guy adamy. "fast" is following the whip saw week for stocks. the dow posting its fourth triple-digit move in a row. the nasdaq having its worst week in two months. now we look ahead for the fed, the direction it may tell us. investigators will be listening closely to every word of the statement this wednesday. the vix was up 13%, as we said. worst week for the nasdaq in some two months. it's a lot to get your hands around here. >> plus it's the biggest week for the fed. >> and for the market, not just the fed. >> this coming week -- >> that's what i mean. >> he's the guy dictating the pace. what's he going to say. 90% of treasury market where does he go from here? >> 1,600, we bounced off it twice. that's the line in the sand. i think we'll hold that line probably before the fed meeting. but again, what has been going on? what has been coming out of the fed since may 22nd. it's been a lot of language that's causing volatility. so i don't expect a ton o

i'm scott walker at the new york stock exchange where the market remains on edge after friday's violent of trading. >> i'm kelly evans in for maria bartiromo. bill griffith as well. for now, buckle up. as scott said the next 60 minutes here could be pretty interesting. keeping an eye on things. dow is up 84 points. it wasn't until 3:00 p.m. on friday the bottom really dropped out of the market. >> absolutely. it's been

." >> there were a huge number of folks and we know who ted cruz and scott walker are either. and but you are right, i think the best way it look at coaler and he is a lightning rod and now with the leaks investigation, he has become a punching bag. one of your colleagues, jonathan capehart has mentioned again and again. it proxy against president obama. and that is not all that surprising in politics. >> up next, what may be the biggest drug case in american sports history. that is coming up here on wednesday, june 5th. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] for dad's first job as dad. nissan tests hundreds of child seats to give you a better fit and a safer trip. snug kids, only from nissan. ♪ investors could lose tens of thousands of dollars on their 401(k) to hidden fees. is that what you're looking for, like a hidden fee in your giant mom bag? maybe i have them... oh that's right i don't because i rolled my account over to e-trade where... woah. okay... they don't have hidden fees... hey fern. the junk drawer? why would they... is that my gerbil? you said he moved to a tiny farm. that's

we've seen this in numerous cities, we've seen scott walker try to do something about that. want to reform the system. bu they don't want ito apply to them, sam thing with entitlement reform all of the time the philosophy is just don't touch my stuff. whether or not they can infringe upon what people already are accessing we don't know. but for people in the future, and future money, they have to do something,. neil: i see a lot more interest in screwing investo than anything after union pensions and the like. i want to stress they are trying to rein in. >> absolutely, screwing investors who may not be living in your city or state is not proper attitude to take if you -ver are going to comee back. neil: you will never g those investsack. >> slit notbut states have a hire interest than federal government in my opinion in backing up their cities, first line of defense is for the state to come, help the city, and if all else fails then federal vernment but not without condition,here has to be tough love which comes with a budgining that starts at pensions they are unstannible.

. >> scott walker a year ago was being lacerated. he finds himself in a different position. our friend, a great, great friend of this show and your dear friend, mike barnicle one morning, saying scott walker would be judged a year from when he started this effort to rein in what he believed was abuse of powers by union, i don't necessarily agree with that, but abuse of powers by union if scott walker grew the job base. he finds himself in a different position according to what john and politico is saying. it is interesting if these governors emerge as a model for the party. >> what i've been saying for five years now, nonstop, y, you talk about reagan, want to be like reagan, be like reagan, be conservative ideological, be pragmatic and moderate temperamentally. rick perry is a great example this morning of how not to be moderate temperamentally and how to -- >> the wrong issue. >> not only swing voters in your state but across the country and it buys you nothing in the debate. >> bless his heart. >> bless his heart. >> you don't have to walk away from the ideology. chris ch

employee unions and your decision to have them scaled back, i just wondered if you want to comment on scott walker and how that can be translated nationally in other states? >> i think it has been a emarkable success story. i might not have this totally accurate, but roughly accurate that once the employees in wisconsin were given the option of not paying their dues, apparently the support plummeted. meaning that the employees, when given the choice, decided that representation was not that important to them. regardless of whether you have them or not, the larger question i wanted to raisee today is the appropriateness. that's why i went back to fdr, the appropriateness of unions in the public sector because in every negotiation there is a missing person, and the missing person is the taxpayer. the negotiation is between today's public official in today's union leader reaching an agreement to obligate the taxpayer and their future and here is no taxpayer there. believe that is why fdr, at least initially, felt that unions are entirely appropriate in the private sector. i support private-sector nio

all of these guys like scott walker -- they all came in with legislation. >> it gives the republicansin the house particularly and these districts -- it gives them the luxury of continuing down this crazy path without having to act reasonably as you keep expecting them to do. >> i just want to -- you know, the good guys have to win. thank you, dana milbank, you can't change the past. >> coming up, stephen colbert takes a look back at the political career of michele bachmann. this should be hilarious. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> back to "hardball," now to the sideshow, after a week off, stephen colbert return does the news that michele bachmann won't be running for re-election. >> she broke the news in a web video recorded at i believe the sears portrait studio. so tonight, folks, we say good-bye to michele bachmann. and look fondly back at some of her very -- moments. >> documents, worked tirelessly until slavery was no more. in the united states. there isn't even one study that can be produced that shows that carbon dioxide is a harmful gas. >> taxation without re

governor scott walker is on track to sign a bill requiring all women seeking abortions to get an ultrasoundi don't have any problem with ultrasound. few! i'm glad you don't. this comes days after democrats tried to continue debate on this very bill. but they were shut down by the republican senate president. >> call the role. darling? >> you're out of order. >> ellis. >> you're out of order. >> step down. you're not recognized. >> the question before the house is not debatable. call the role! >> something sought of order, all right. the gop's priorities when it comes to women. joining me now democratic wisconsin state senator lena taylor and lauren ashburn, editor-in-chief of the daily download. thank you both for copping on the show tonight. >> thank you, reverend. >> my pleasure. thank you for having me. >> state senator taylor, let me start with you. why would democrats silence on something as important as this bill? >> why were we what, reverend? i'm sorry. >> why were democrats silenced from debating on something as important as this bill? >> well, know that it was not because we chose

governor scott walker -- yeah, you can clap. amen. lieutenant governor rebecca clay fish and a gentleman you'll be hearing from again in the conferences this paul ryan and many others. [applause] prior to running for office, senator johnson is a successful businessman and his manufacturing background has taught him to act on the root of the cause of the problems and not on the symptoms alone. his vast business experience and private sector perspective have been useful in the senate as he seeks to tackle fundamental challenges threatening our constitutional liberty. both of ron's parents were born and raised on farms and their work ethic montand values were passed down to him. as a result, ron learns that work is not a four letter word. as a boy u-boat fonts, shoveled snow in delivered papers. he caddied enron learned early on how to identify and deal with minor, which came in handy when he had a chat with hillary clinton. [laughter] thunderous consulates in oshkosh wisconsin with his wife, jane and their three children. i am honored a

they broke that with scott walker. oh, wow! great.an agenda, it's a strict agenda this is not -- i don't know what world they live in -- >> who would be attracted to a political ideology like this? this is the destruction of the political party. >> they say they're going to have their autopsies and rebranding and look at why they don't appeal to women. this is why they don't appeal to women. who does it appeal to? it appeals to frightened people. who think women are compelled to be with them, that we'll choose not to be -- as they said in the case of erick erickson. >> it's the last gasp of white male privilege. when you see them so freaked out about having a woman at the table to hear her point of view, to have her making decisions with them and more importantly, for them sometimes, this is how they respond? i don't want them making any decisions, it's frightening. >> they want all of you to get barefoot, pregnant, get in the kitchen start cooking and turn on fox news. that's where they're at. to say the destruction of the family, i

a battleground since the election of republican governor scott walker, the same year wisconsin finishedn our top state's rankings. >> wisconsin is open for business. >> reporter: despite sit-ins, fleeing senators and attempted recall, state made headway. here's walker in 2011. >> wisconsin has a $3.6 billion, with a "b," deficit. >> reporter: the state projects half a billion surplus. wisconsin finished 17th in our rankings last year. its best showing yet. can the badger state do better this year? it will be tough. unemployment is up, above 7%, to its highest level in a year and a half. and wisconsin's business costs are a mixed bag. >> one thing that has changed, this holding the line on taxes. and that has a powerful impact for businesses you can hold the line on tacks, they won't be taxed at higher rates. the negative side is tax rates are still, when you compare it to other states, tax rates are relatively high. >> reporter: another blow. according to the legislative fiscal bureau the $500 million surplus might turn into $500 deficit in 2017 if the current proposed budget passes. >>

relation to public employee unions and your desire to have been scaled you wouldnder if comment on scott walker's accomplishment in wisconsin and how that could be translated to other states. >> it has been a remarkable success story. i may not have this totally accurate, but i am roughly accurate. once the employees in wisconsin were given the option of not yhe dues --wo, -- plummeted.he support when they were given the choice of keep in -- keeping their money, they decided representation was not that important to them. regardless of whether you have god, i want to raise the question of the k off orate -- chec, want to raise the question of appropriateness. a every negotiation, there is missing person. they are reaching an agreement to obligate the taxpayers in the future and there is no attack. there. fdr ande that is why felt the unions were entirely supported in the private sector. i support unions in the private sector. they are done in a way that companies can convince their employees that it is a bad idea in a secret election. the winners win and the losers accepted. it seems to me it is f

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