in order to create three thousand jobs at this factory now here's the worst part so the walker scott walker is claiming now that the great thing about this is that it will generate one hundred eighty one million dollars of annual tax revenue from ancillary businesses which sounds a lot like a stadium deal yeah you know what doesn't make sense to you want to spend two hundred fifty million dollars of taxpayer money to go back a hundred i was. approached the right no but it would seem to me you'd be better off letting those people go out on the employment welfare just for the bill that way it would be cheaper right there as it is to see that there are only so it would cost you that much to do that but she. was. right and she when they go on a myth. pain trail they just distort numbers they come up with these numbers and when you delve into the numbers they're bogus you know when you get through it all but they can pull numbers out of the hat now of all the job creation that's going on just like when donald trump talks about restoring the coal jobs well right there's way more people at sears a

scott walker's private office is behind this room.hen he meets with a group of people, however he meets them in this room. the room is copied from a palace in italy. this is the most or nature room in the capitol. as you look up, there's more gold in this room than any other room in the capitol. in the late 1980s, we thought we art to restore it. we wanted it to look like when it was first built. we knew to keep it up, we needed new infrastructure. computer stuff and central air conditioning. from 1988 to 2002, we spent almost $160 million to fix it up. as you go around, all the wood furniture is original. all the artwork is over 100 years old, part of the conservation process of renovating the capitol. you see a brand-new 100-year-old state capitol. mu murals is unique. the first european to come to wisconsin, gene nikolai. someone told him they thought there was a northwest passage way. he came up through the great lakes. couldn't get closer than green bay. he fired his pistol into the sky and announced his arrival. when he gets her

. >>> i'm scott walker here's what's coming up on "halftime report" today from the new york stock exchangeis with us at post 9 and much talked about warning to investors. >>> mike mayo is back at a new firm, with a new call on a stock he says can double in the next few years. we'll find out why also why nvidia's earnings could hold the key for the entire tech trade. we'll debate what is likely to happen >>> a lot of people already watching that. thanks >>> over to the cm -- rick santelli for the san telle exchange >>> good morning, thank you, john whether you look at the south korean stock market, the nikkei, they really don't look that much different. you could argue ours is a bit less developed, but they're all kind of roughly the same pretty much you pair up against the yen, the yen is improving. if you look at the dollars versus the yuan, it's one of the first charts that look good. if you pair the yuan against the yen, of course the yen wins. the reason i'm bringing this up, yes, there are moves and they're logical with respect to the frame of north korea and the issues of the geopoli

the governor of wisconsin, scott walker back with us this morning. eric perkins, president trump's daughter and want in the senior adviser, larry trump is that this this morning. mcdonald's ceo of the u.s., at wednesday joined us as well. we are following breaking news in paris this morning where authorities say six soldiers were injured after a vehicle deliberately slammed into them before driving off. authorities searching for the vehicle and its driver. the incident very latest in several attacks in france. joining us now at trump 2020 advisory board member navy seal carl had read. thanks for joining us this morning. this is the third or fourth attack in pairs or around paris in the last year. >> they just keep coming. my heart goes out to the people of france. at the end of the day, they've allowed this to happen. they loved us through societal growth and expansion of extreme views. i'm not saying it's something that is not, but at the end of the day they allow this to expand and tolerate this. maria: we want to find out who is behind this and do

coming up, governor scott walker tells us how his state's economy is faring more than six months into trump's term. >> and, boy, what a mess hundreds of hertz customers visiting portland oregon later this month to get a view of the upcoming solar eclipse outrange now at car rental company. we'll tell you why when we come back >>> they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seep he has been they threatening beyond a normal statement, and as i said they will be met with fire, fury and frankly power the likes of which this world has never seen before. thank you. thank you. >> president trump there in bedminister on another topic, talking about opioid addictions but making that clear statement about north korea and all that's been going on the last few days. kayla tausche is there in new jersey with some more of the reaction kayla? >> reporter: well, bill, we've been waiting for a comment from the president in the wake of "the washington post" reporting on intelligence that north korea has found a way sooner than officials had expected to produce a miniaturized warhead th

national policies, and we're going to talk more about it a in 30 minutes with wisconsin governor scott walker unemployment has come down 66% since the peak in 2009 more than the national average so we'll talk about some of those pro-growth initiatives with governor walker coming up. >> brian, as you look at the manufacturing that's taking place in wisconsin you went back and looked at the empty hole where the american motors chrysler plant had been what's the difference qualitatively and the kind of manufacturing jobs that are there today as opposed were there 25, 30 years ago, both in terms of what they are doing, what they are building and what those workers get paid because my guess is that a lot more of them 30 years ago were high-wage union jobs compared with today >> they probably were and i have no way to know what the factories looked like but i'll say this you just talk to people. the jobs now are cleaner they are safer, and they take computer skills. not somebody rubbing something up against a lathe and you have sparks flying. punching a lot of stuff into a computer tablet and watch

is ta credit fo par of the recovery and a million jobs created around the nation, so when scott walker joined us at a manufacturing facility, we asked him, how much of wisconsin's recovery comes from d.c. and how much is is due to the big changes and hard decisions made on the state level over the past few years is this. >> we started this years ago. companies like manufacturing, where they make industrial lights. one of the great companies in the country. they moved up from illinois because they saw the change.x burden has gone down. f >> whomever you give the credit to, it is undinable there's a big of a manufacturing renaissance take iing place her and a renais gateway technical e excited to be b a part of. >> i feel like a lot of to america. everybody wanted to go overseas where it was cheap and now, they are realizing you need skilled workers, which you can find here in america and wisconsin. >> and with the skills they're learning, they'll likely have their choice of jobs. amazon has a new facility up the road. many xwaens are moving here like this one, which relocaled from illin

bush administration he was also foreign policy adviser to governors mitt romney and scott walker during the presidential campaigns and he's the author of while america's slept restoring american leadership to a world in crisis he joins me on set here in los angeles ok what do you make of all of this well it was a big victory at the u.n. larry and thanks the kind introduction for ambassador haley.

bush administration he was also foreign policy adviser to governor as mitt romney and scott walker during the presidential campaigns and he's the author of while america slept restoring american leadership to a world in crisis he joins me on sept here in los angeles ok what do you make of all of this well it was a big victory at the u.n. larry and thanks the kind introduction for ambassador haley to get the u.n. sanctions we've been trying to get sanctions all through the obama years and were unable to do so so it's a victory for ambassador haley for rex tillerson the secretary of state and for president trump to to bring together all these. countries including the russians the chinese who have a veto on the super committee council and get them to sign on with the sanctions so big victory for the trump administration and i'm proud of the baster haley's and her work out of the un they've been vetoing it previously they had been and what change then i think the. a list of missile test which are it would show that north korea now may have the opportunity to hit not only the midwest of the un

there's a buyer on the dips >> steve, great to see you >> we just got a statement in from governor scott walkerding the story that the state senate says they may not have the votes required to pass it this just in governor walker is committed to working with members of both parties of the assembly and senate to assure that they take advantage of the opportunity to create 13,000 jobs >> foxconn is not yet a done deal governor walker clearly thinking they can get it done commercial real estate, is the ceo of mark with us and mill ichap. last year nearly 9,000 deals worth more than $43 billion in sales. thank you for coming on cnbc in you're going to hire more people, you may need a bigger building how does the first half of 2017, compared to the first half of last year, which was a pretty good year? >> that's no having -- with tenants expanding office space, even industrial warehouse space, demand is still holding up nicely it correlates so the confidence level is very much intact. from an investment perspective, you have an asset class yielding somewhere between a% to 7% that's seen a pullback w

scott walker calls the deal transformational.onpartisan budget analysis as taxpayers may not see benefits until 2043. fox 4 in kansas city. law enforcement escorts the body of a slain calling to his hometown. 37-year-old clinton, missouri officer killed during a traffic stop sunday. a vigil will be held tonight and the funeral saturday. the suspected shooter is in custody. live look at san francisco from our affiliate fox 2. one of the big stories there tonight, huge crane crashes to the ground, damaging a house, two sheds, , and offense in campbell, near san jose. the crane was extended its full 190 feet before toppling over. witness said the company is blaming an equipment malfunction. no injuries were reported. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right can i give it to you straight? that airline credit card you have... it could be better. it's time to shake things up. with the capital one venture card, you get double miles on everything you buy, not just airline purchases. seriously,

billion-dollar package of tax subsidies and environmental permitting exemptions opposed by governor scott walker. >>> walmart wants to use floating warehouses to fly orders to homes using drones. they found a patent for a system that would look like a blimp it would be designed to fly 500 feet above the ground and what have several launching bays for delivery drones. lester amazon filed for a similar patent. >>> if you plan to take one more vacation this summer it could be a good time to buy an airline ticket. today, many airlines will lower their peak summer prices. prices could drop by 10% or 15%. airlines typically lower their fares before labor day as demand drops. prices usually go back up before the holidays. struck a silicon valley neighborhood is worried about the presence of apple's new campus. some critics say it looks like a spaceship. >> it will not open until the end of the year but apple park is creating issues for residents living in a neighborhood along the city line. >> reporter: as apple employees slowly move into headquarters, this woman longs for the days her neighborhood of

find some interesting politics in the you aw town of skate walker -- of a state that was led by scott walker. so i tried to bring all of a reporting instincts of what might be a good setting. and i will make an exploratory visit to janesville. i keep in july 2011. i have arranged rita couple of people that were part of that first visit. so i first set the meeting with an old-time reporter who left the newspaper and working as an education consultant it after the world headquarters were renovated into offices. and we talked for a couple hours in the history of this community growing up as a boy in the assembly plant in what was happening now and finally he said would you like to see the plant? and to i said of course, i got into the car with a man i had never met before. [laughter] we turned left and there was the plant obviously it was huge i had never seen it before. of this 1 million square feet closed. and he said something that surprised me i hate to go by this. if you know, him he is a pretty tough cat -- character calls himself a cynic and i tend to agree. [laughter] but his father had

deal was announced three weeks ago by president trump as well as governor scott walker.'s happening right now. lea: all right, thank you, governor, the uss fitzgerald, a number of sailers were true heros, true heros in that incident. but let's get to other breaking news this morning, police reporting a second terror attack outside of barcelona. katie, what are we learning? >> good morning, authorities in spain say they are looking for one key suspect, a manhunt underway for the driver of the white van that was involved in the attack in barcelona. we don't know if that's the same person but what authorities are also saying that around eight people were involved in the terrorist and also wanted to use gas canters in their attack, we saw that again last night in dramatic developments in the spanish coastal town of cambrils, a vehicle used in second attack and left six people injured, police did intervene and shot five suspects who they say were wearing suicide vests which they were able to make safe. now all of this comes after an attack on thursday afternoon, late thursday

. >>> i'm scott walker coming up on "halftime."re positioning for a bigger pull-back we'll debate whether you should be as well >>> plus the top-ranked media analyst is live with us on whether disney's new streaming will be a win for the stock or if it's simply a sign of desperation. >>> and the unusual activity that we see around energy stocks we will reveal it at noon eastern on "halftime." john, see you in 15. >>> we'll be watching it, scott, thanks oracle recently announced a strategic agreement with at&t to move the carrier's database to the cloud. a lot more, too. joining us now, mark hurd of oracle, and john donovan of at&t communications welcome to both of you mark, you're in dallas with at&t this is a cloud deal which makes me wonder how much of oracle's cloud infrastructure is going to depend on this >> hi, john. yeah, we're really excited about this part of what john and i architected in the deal that we discussed with the ability for us to bring all of our capabilities in the cloud and much of that we're bringing to at&

he pointed to his home state where scott walker and paul ryan was doing just that.hink you know, the case he makes is that he was successful because the party did win. the number of republicans in the white house, the house, the senate and state legislature, state houses across the country is the highest it's been since 1928. you can look at what came after 1928 and say that didn't work out so well for the republican party but the case he makes is he did his job which was to win. and the question that a lot of his critics would ask is was it worth it? did he sacrifice too much in the name of that goal? >> along these same lines so many have noticed the president's language. he is not careless with words but the opposite. he says nothing by mistake and it's always interesting to see what sentences in his remarks he chooses to add to or double down on. when he talks about republicans it's so often in the third person, them or they and it strikes me incorporating molly's work the departure of priebus along with your work that's one less link to the big giant orb he cli

they're working on the formula, scott walker has been intellectual here to get the governors on board.i think john would be very open minded to a block grant. let's put it to the committee process and bring it to the floor. you can do this in a matter of days. so if the republican governors come out in force for a block and approach to replacing obamacare, the president gets behind the governors, we are back into the ballgame and i think john mccain would be open to a new policy with a new process. and i think when we get 50 votes i think we'll get more than 50 votes. west virginia gets 43 percent increase under my block grant approach. you have the governors switch parties. joe manchin iii is a fine fellow. i think you will go long with the idea of getting west virginia more money and more power. >> thank you senator graham. we will follow and see how this goes. when they come back, john kelly sending ara message in his firs week as white house chief of staff. ken retired marine general impose order in a chaotic west wing? b and we'll get you back on the road! [dog barks] ♪safelite rep

that were used to help donald trump could not help the populist candidate of the left against scott walker. >> there is a hopeful thing that i saw happening in this past week. it is for a couple of reasons. bill behe health care not that it it is was defeated, it was the way in which it got defeated, when you anything not taking away from susan collins or lisa murkowski who stuck to the ground but john mccain did something i think very important. for thein and he voted motion to proceed. and then he came in and he gave a speech, a great speech about returning to normal order. that if weeant was are going to move ahead, and i have said this to david before, i said it to many of my republican friends, the only way a democracy works is if you have welcome party, principled and strong republican party, and a very strong, it's principled democratic party. ford him to say that -- for him to say that and he gets defeated, there is a glimmer of hope or you might see some people starting to come together because of the president that is in the white house. core beliefs, no he has no ideology, he do

i've been working with scott walker and a grum of governors, working on the lindsey graham grant to the states. those busting it, working 60 hours a week, seeing premiums double, coverage cut in half. we've got to address that root cause and make sure those men and women aren't forgotten. >> let's talk about something else that's on the table today. north korea. the president's words, fire and fury. then you heard something different from the secretary of state, seeming to take the temperature there. this could be interpreted two ways. one is this is good cop, bad cop, a one-two punch. the other is this is an inconsistent message, the president was freelancing again and caught his white house off guard on something that really matters. your take? >> first of all, i don't think the statements are inconsistent. what secretary tillerson is saying north korea cannot threaten america. they're rapidly approaching that point where they could. for decades on a bipartisan basis, presidents, members of congress have been saying it's unacceptable that north korea has nuclear weapons or ballistic m

we'll talk all that is euro after the brk.ea >>> i'm scott walker here's what is coming up at the topur. we'll talk about apple's next move and the company's new content play >>> plus, the tech rally reboot. we'll debate the stocks. one firm just initiated it all in the lofty price targets that come along with it >>> and josh brown is making big moves in his portfolio today we'll tell you what he's buying and selling. see you in just a bit. >> who doesn't love josh brown see you soon thank you very much, scott >>> let's go to rick santelli and the santelli exchange. >> thank you, sara baseball season, if you have a good baseball team playing good during the regular season, many fans get their hopes up there's going to be some october play, some playoff games, right? the same could kind of be said about central banks and their economies. if you look at the eurozone and forget the issues of negative rates and whatnot, they've had 17 quarters of positive growth in the eurozone. not bad in over four years, pretty good. and if you consider that at the end of june of this year, mario draghi

. >>> i'm melissa lee in for scott walker today hurricane harvey hit stocks that may have been punishedoo much creating opportunities for investors. >>> and we're trading what warren buffett likes and doesn't like after becky quick's interview today. the trader's takes on apple, amazon, bank of america, wells fargo and the insurers all that and much more on the top of the hour on "the halftime report." jon, over to you >>> we'll see rick santelli now at the cme group with the santelli exchange. rick >> thank you, jon. we have some important data today. look at the ten-year yield numbers when i talk about this and yesterday we did a good deal of work as you see on the left side of the two-day curve under the close at 2.125 we had 230,000 in a positive revision that's the eighth release being august and 230,000 is the fourth best number of the year. so you have eight numbers, it's not looking too bad. if we look at what happened with our second look at second quarter gdp, 3%. if i'm correct, i believe the last time we walked away holding a three handle on any single quarter was one of 201

. >> i am doing this with scott walker in wisconsin. we are trying to get him to be accountable on health care because he is the first government in the country saying he is considering getting rid of pre-existing conditions. working with reporters to ask questions. sometimes you may not have access, but that reporters well because that is like tingling sweet chocolate in front of us to do that. on townhall, we have partnered with pccc and indivisible. we have 160 members that happens committed that could go into districts. it is a great way to get press and build this. net people as he taught us that issues divide, values unite. this is a value. listening to your -- it doesn't matter where you are on the spectrum, your member of congress should listen to you. if they do not, you can cross a lot of areas by doing this. when paul ryan doesn't have a townhall for over 670 days, that becomes a bigger issue. i think that is a useful tool. >> great. thank you for the responses. next question will be for our members of congress. -- atat effor

scott walker calls it wis con valley. i say we'll be the industrial park for silicon valley. it's if our interest to get ahead of the curb on tomorrow's high skill high manufacturing jobs. more jobs are tied to wisconsin per capita than any other state. by making sure we're bringing this sector to wisconsin, which will bring other jobs and other employers, we have high-skill high-tech jobs that is great for wisconsin's future. what i worry about is not just the skills gap, but i worry wisconsin manufacturing will not stay in the cutting edge, by getting fox con i think that will help us do that. that makes wisconsin a magnet for orr like kind of jobs. we've had a lot of young people getting educated here, growing up here and going for opportunities elsewhere. we want to keep our sons and daughters, kids and grand kids in wisconsin. i think bringing a sector like this to wisconsin is a long-term solution to making sure people can stay and have great jobs in wisconsin. 13,000 jobs and $10 billion over payroll ain't nothing to sneeze at. that's why i thinkt's an exceptional deal

scott walker does not allow that anymore. >> there are some proposals by groups like microsoft. modelse looking at other . >> my name is frank and i am from california, from a district next to [inaudible] anyway, i want to bring up a point i have not heard from you. representingeen as the corporate wing of the democratic party. bernie was representing the people. i want to hear you address that. that is one of the keys. i have not heard you talk about that. >> frank, i will open it up to that or if you want to go a little broader -- >> whether it is from the corporate wing or representing the people. flex i am glad you brought that up -- >> i am glad you brought that up because my opening remarks were about the progressive movement. we need to figure out who voted .or third-party candidates if you look at your home state, interestingly enough, both johnson and stein got 110,000 more votes than candidates who .an the previous elections where did those votes come from? in the case of wisconsin, rights, you have a situation 235,000, 200,000 votes. we can make some assumptions about

lot of the interest in this topic to a lot of different areas and i worked with states, governor scott walker and i get a joint op-ed on this issue. i think we're in a particularly good time to make progress on this issue, but the problem is the lack of competition, the higher prices, lower innovation but also the effects on the workers. >> thank you, acting chairman. sarah, we are really interested your from the states perspective on the occupational licensing issues the acting chairman -- >> take you to the federalist society and koren wong-ervin and george mason for inviting me to be on the panel today to be the spoiler on the panel. i'd like to start with a disclaimer that the opinions express today are only mine. they don't reflect necessarily the opinions of virginia ag's office or any other participant in the national association of attorneys in general. and it is a little odd for me because at 95% of the time i am the antitrust counterparts are or enforcers like the federal agencies that we work with quite often, the ftc and dha. but in this one little area with flip and would become

i was a journalism major and i'm even doing this with scott walker back in our district and trying to get him to be accountable because he was the first to say he would consider getting rid of pre-existing conditions as a basis for healthcare and we want to really get him on record on some of these issues. working with reporters to ask questions, sometimes you might not have access as a constituent but the reporters guaranteed well. that's like dangling sweet chocolate in front of us. so do that. second, on the town halls, i really want to emphasize that we've partnered on this and i think we have 25 or 30 members and all that means to me as we have 160 members that haven't yet committed, but it is a great way to get press to build this because there's something nancy pelosi always taught us that stuck with me that issues divide and values unite. it doesn't matter where you are on the spectrum, if you remember of congress should listen to you and if they're not, you can cut across a lot of different areas by doing this so when paul ryan doesn't have a town hall for over 670 days and t

the interest in this topic with a lot of different areas and i have worked with states, governor scott walker and i did a joint op-ed on this issue, so i think we are at a good time to make progress on this issue, but problem is the lack of competition, the higher prices, organization, but also that affects on the workers. >> thank you. sarah, we are really interested to hear from the state's perspective on occupational licensing issues as acting chairman. >> thank you to the federal society for inviting me to be honest panel today to be the spoiler on the panel. i would like to start with a disclaimer that the opinions i expressed today are only nine. they don't reflect necessarily the opinions of general markarian or the virginia ag's office or any other persistence in the national association of attorney general and it is a little odd for me because at 95% of the time i am anti- trust counterparts and then there are the enforcers that we work with quite often. in this one little area we flip and become it defense attorney for state board and state agencies accused of anti- competitive beha

work in the local press is as you said i was a journalism majorwo and i'm doing this right now scott walker we are trying to get him to be held accountable on healthcare because he was the first governor in the country to say he considered getting rid of pre-existing conditions as ans basis for healthcare and we want to get him on record on some of these issues so working withth reporters sometimes you may not have access, but the reporters will because that's like dangling sweet chocolate in front of us, a reporter. second, on a townhall and emphasize we have partnered on this i think we have 25, 30 members who committed and all that means to me is that we have 160 members that have not yet committed to going to districtsn but it's a great way to get press because there is something that nancy pelosi always taught us which issues divide and values unite. where this is a value, listening-- doesn't matter where you are on the spectrum care of your member of congress should listen to you and if they are not you can cut across different areas by doing this so when pauo ryan doesn't have a town

, the interest in this topic to a lot of different areas and i've worked with states, governor scott walker and i did a joint op-ed on this issue so i think we're at a particularly good time to make progress on this issue, but the problem is, you know, the lack of competition, the higher prices, lower innovation, but also the effects on the workers. >> okay. thank you. sara, we're really interested to hear from the state's perspective on occupational licensing issues that the acting chairman. >> okay, thank you to the federal society and crowell moring to be invited on the panel to be the spoiler on the panel. i'd like to start with a disclaimer that the opinions i express today are only mine, they don't reflect necessarily the opinions of general mark hairing or the virginia ag's office for national association of attorneys general and it's a little odd for me because at 95% of the time i and my anti-trust counterparts in the other state ag offices are the anti-trust enforcers, and agencies we work with quite often, ft c & d oj. in this, we flip and we're the anti-trust experts in the stat

scott calls it -- scott walker calls it wisconvalley. be the industrial park for silicon valley. what i mean when i say that, it is really in our interest to get ahead of the curve on tomorrow's high-skilled, high-tech manufacturing jobs. more jobs are tied to wisconsin per capita than any other state and we always have to stay ahead of the curve. by making sure we're bringing this sector to wisconsin, which will bring other jobs and other employers, so we have high-skilled, high-tech jobs, that is very good for wisconsin's future. so, what i worry about is not just the skills gap that we've been talking about all this time, but i worry that wisconsin manufacturing will not stay in the cutting edge. by getting foxconn here, that helps us do that. that makes wisconsin a magnet for other like kind of jobs and the problem we've had in wisconsin is we've had this brain drain. we've had a lot of young people getting educated here, growing up here and going for opportunities elsewhere. we want to keep them here. we want to keep our sons and ou

i met with scott walker and doug doocy, one from wisconsin and arizona.medicaid, the other didn't. we're close to bringing the republican governors together to get behind the block grant approach so you will have a say about your healthcare that the governor, the state house will administer healthcare not a bureaucrat in washington we haven't tried this. we have until september 30th. ifm owe excited. i think we can do that and i want my republican leadership team to know and open minded to a new approach. we should have our heads handed to us. we haven't replaced obamacare. we have not done all we could to replace obamacare. i'm insistent we take every shot we can. the best shot hasn't comet. >> shannon: i don't have the poll at the 10% approval of congress. thanks for coming in. >> leland: well, speaking about leaks, as we've been mentioning we're just minutes away from attorney general jeff sessions. he is set to hold a highly-anticipated news conference on what he is going to do about leaks. we'll take you there live plus president trump says the new s