. >> now, wisconsin republican governor scott walker delivers the faith date of the state address and focus on new child tax credit, funding for rural schools and small businesses commit changes to the welfare system and health care coverage for those with existing conditions. [applause] >> speaker ross, speaker pro tem august, president ron, majority leader fitzgerald, majority leader schilling, minority leader has come a supreme court stays, car additional officers, tribal leaders, members of the cabinet, members of the legislator, distinguished guests and most importantly fellow citizens of wisconsin, and it is an honor to come before you this afternoon to report on the state of our great state. before we start come i want to recognize the first lady wisconsin, my wife.net and our two sons, scotty and alex. [applause] last year as you might remember, join me at this podium to talk about her groundbreaking work called fostering fugitives could she and her team continued their efforts with tribal councils, county government, nonprofits, colleges and universities and employers from ac

i'll leave that up to scott walker because you're going to be the first speaker. scott, do you want to say a few words? >> sure. >> and thank you very much, everybody. >> mr. president, first of all, thank you to you and your administration for hosting us all today. before you came in, we were having a good, lively discussion about answering some of the questions many of us had. you alluded to a moment ago foxconn, which you were great to help us announce here. as i mentioned to many of the folks assembled here today, for the first time ever, lcd panels, the panels here. in the future they'll be even bigger. >> congressman governor scott walker speaking at the white house. president trump has a big group on hand. administration officials unveil his big infrastructure plan. this was a big part of the campaign for president. in year one he did not release that infrastructure plan, but now early in year 2, the president asking congress to appropriate u.s. federal money that would leverage against state and local money if this goes through as planned. the president we

we were talking before with jeb bush and scott walker ted cruz would be happy to have a debate on the constitution what the immigration system showed look like and dead at times. but what has been happening and in addition to that it was really a thirst for blood. i made a joke what really proves your conservativism is how far you are willing to go to own the list. who can be the toughest and the most visceral? because donald trump is not the most conservative but he projected to be the most conservative. and willing to take on. and willing to fight to the establishment. >> and then to be so uncivil and that is all abuzz. what is happening with our culture. that is reflected. >> as part of msnbc is not your full-time day job but what does that mean? >> it's huge. they are growing. when msnbc started about the same time as fox not only did you know when we were watching it or everybody that was on it or watching it. what has changed slightly but only slightly. he they hope hillary clinton is watching fox it is the only place in the world where she's president. [laughter] and then there

i believe that the scott walker because he will be the first speaker. ott, do you want to say a few words? mr. walker: on behalf of all of us and all the state and local leaders, take you to you and your administration for hosting us all today. before you came in, we were having a good lively discussion. vonnie: that was president trump discussing his long-awaited infrastructure plan, touching at least $1.5 trillion in new meetingnts, with mayors and governors and state local legislators. joining us now is mark maquette joining us from watching -- washington, d.c. today. what did you learn from the final plan that emerged that you did not already? mark: we learned more about the $200 billion that the of ministration is talking about allocating to get to the $1.5 trillion number and how that would be done. for example, there talking about having a grant competition where states and cities could apply for federal funding kind of like matching funds to finish the funding needed for their projects. it would be limited to 20% of the new money they generate an

disney made the announcement yesterday separate from the main scott walker saga.hey'll get started on the project after the final season in a "game of thrones" is complete. lauren: that is like the two biggest franchises coming together. a more gory version of "star wars." lauren: disney shares are up this morning. you might want to give yourself some extra time in the northeast. the commute can get messy today. cheryl: janice dean is here with us for the forecast today. >> a lot of moisture and potential for snow, freezing rain, sleet and severe weather across the south. you can tell we've got the warmer, unstable air mass in front of the cold front. potential for strong and severe storms but tornado warnings for part of central louisiana as the system moves eastward. freezing rain, sleet along the ohio and tennessee river valley, lower mississippi valley as well. ingredients for potential is not major rice, but certainly throughout the morning and into the afternoon hours along the boundary with all the moisture moving in and following through a layer -- a layer

white didn't a normal political act you're, scott walker. >> host: there was a very brief front runner. >> guest: and yet, okay, not the world's most charismatic guy but had a story. or somebody else. why didn't somebody else intuit these themes trump was intuiting, that the republican votes want medicare protected, not dismantled. less immigration, not more. they're going to need social security. why didn't such a person take those themes and then deploy them and be the one to lay jeb bush low and that's part of the story of the free conditions that enabled trump is he ideologyat riggeddity rigidity of the republican part. they can't ick. >> that wrote an autopsy report -- >> guest: the connection or another to -- the wrote a help wanted ad with jeb bush in mind. the fix was. in but a shrewder political character should have been able to see -- this is terrible advice, this report user bass the report said -- i mean, i start the book by talking about 2012 election and how within 72 hours the entire republican party has converged on the message, change nothing. letter from mitt romney,

. >> wisconsin governor scott walker delivers his eighth state of the state address before the joint session of the wisconsin legislature at the capitol in madison. he injures his a new $100 per child tax -- he introduces his new $100 per child tax credit. he introduces healthcare coverage for those with pre- existing condition. this is just over an hour. >> [ applause ]>> members of the cabinet and legislature, distinguished guests and most them rightly, fellow citizens of wisconsin. it is an honor to come before you this afternoon to report on the state of our great state. before we start, i want to recognize the first lady of wisconsin, my wife and our two sons, matt and alex. [ applause ] >> last year as you might remember, my wife joined me at this podium to talk about her groundbreaking work called fostering futures. she and her team continue their efforts regarding tribal council, county governments, nonprofits, colleges and universities and employers across wisconsin. our state agencies have been trained how to incorporate trauma informed care. she brought together a group of

>> well, what's happening is scott walker is just refusing to hold special elections, joy.se districts don't deserve representation for the entire year until election in november. i think this is indicative of what's happening in wisconsin and other states. wisconsin already has the worst gerrymandering in the country. the worst voter suppression laws in the country and money laundering. >> it's very active and democrats picked a state senate seat when they did allow an election to happen. it was a district that trump won by only 17 points. that's why he's scared. let's go to pennsylvania, extremely gerrymandered state. even though the state is split politically, blue, democrats got five, republicans got 13. that's the math even though the vote was pretty split. what's going on in pennsylvania. >> what's happening in pennsylvania, the pennsylvania supreme court struck down the republican maps as being unconstitutional understand the pa parr constitution. they ordered new maps be drawn. then a few things happened. number one, the pennsylvania legislature said we're not going

gov scott walker/-r- wisconsin: want to thank you for not just the rural transportation but particularly for broadband, we'd love to have white spaces, fiber networks half of the federal money - 100 billion dollars - would go directly to local governments- another 20 billion would go toward large-scale projects - 50 billion would go to projects in rural areas as block grants. - and the rest -- 30 billion - would be spent on other existing infrastructure programs. another priority -- streamlining the approval process for getting federal permits for projects. democrats are skeptical of the cost..rep. don beyer/-d- virginia: how are we really going to find any more money, how much more debt do we have to put the american people in? the plan is part of the president's new 4 trillion dollar budget proposal - delivered to capitol hill this morning--suggested anchor tag-- over the weekend house democrats released their own infrastructure which calls for making five-federal available. -----end----- --keyword washington infrastructure plan (catherine) amazon is laying off hundreds of corporate em

. >> and next, wisconsin governor scott -- scott walker giving his annual state of the state address. he talks about a new tax credit that will cost $122 million per year. he discusses changes to the state welfare system, increased funding for education, and health care coverage for pre-existing conditions. from the capital in madison, this is just over one hour. >> speaker vos, speaker pro dem, majority leader fitzgerald, minority leader schilling, minority leader hence, supreme court justices, constitutional officers, tribal leaders, members of the cabinet, members of the legislature, distinguished guests and most importantly, fellow citizens of wisconsin, it is an honor to come before you this afternoon to report on the state of our great state. before we start, i want to recognize my wife and our two sons matt and alex. last year as you might remember, my wife joined me at this podium to talk about her ground breaking work called fostering futures. she and her team continue their efforts with tribal counsels, county governments, nonprofits, colleges and universities and employers

leave that up to scott walker because you the first speaker. so scott you do you want sy a few words? >> sure thanks very much, everybody. thank. off, president president, on be half of all of us, thank you to you and the hosting usion for all today before you came in we had a good life ry discussion about anticipating the questions many of us had. moment ago,to a which were were you great to help us announce here as i to many folks her today. for the first time ever, lcd panels here in the future will be even bigger and will be made in the united states. are proud to be made in the state of wisconsin about we areillion investment hoping $3 billion worth of incentives. we think of infrastructure. it ties into that as it does all wisconsin.tate of ing there the recent budget we made a $24 billion investment in transportatione infrastructure that is about $3 billion pore than the eight years subbed we understand what you are trying to do here, bun of those there.s that will help it is $1.6 billion transportation project interstate 94 from the stat

i think that, you know, jon and i were talking b i think that jeb bush and scott walker and ted cruz would have been happy to have a debate on, you know, the tenth amendment and the constitution and what our immigration system should look like and did at times. but what the voters, what was happening within the kind of republican base electorate and in addition to that sort of these kind of disaffected trump voters who came into the process, was really a thirst for blood. i think that, i made a joke that what really proves your conservativism right now is how far you're willing to go to own the lips. that's what people want. who can be the toughest and the most biting and the most visceral in making fun of the democrats. donald trump wasn't in any meaningful sense the most conservative candidate in the race, but he projected being the most conservative because he was the meanest to the democrats, and he was the toughest, and he was willing to go there, you know? and willing to take on, you know, i think it's the talk radio, the rush limbaugh, unwilling to fight the establishment. and

. >> this is a miss to governor scott walker in wisconsin who last year was promoting a $3 million subdieox con for a plan to build flat screen lcd monitors. now he's under pressure to promote a subdi subsidy packager kimberly clark who has announced a layoff. >> paul: dan? >> i'm giving a hit to the american economy. unemployment claims fell to 220,000, the lowest level since 1973, as president trump pointed out in his his cpac speech. he's right. this means wages are going to rise. it impacts one other issue close to him which is where are we going to find the workers when we get down to this level? instead of deportations we'll have to think about importation of workers. >> paul: that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel. thanks to you especially for watching. i'm pau paul gigot. we hope to see you right here next week. >>> a report says several sheriff's deputies waited outside parkland high school as shots rang outside. students are set to return to school on wednesday. this has turned out to be another busy saturday news day. i'm connell mcshane. >> this new revelation come

. >>> i am scott walker., stunning call about where stocks could go in the days ahead he is here live for an interview you can't afford to miss. >>> and hedge fund heavy weight that booked a january to forget. what he is doing to rebound. >>> and with the nasdaq recovering losses, is the tech trade about to leave again halftime report, noon eastern. top of the hour. see you in a tad more than 15 minutes. >> see you there thanks, scott. >>> with u.s. companies citing tax reform as reason for strong earnings, some ceos promise not only employee bonuses but share buy backs and investment into the companies. take a listen. >> for us, tyson, about $300 billion benefit. we did send some of that to front line employees in the form of bonuses, and accelerate cap x. we have great projects to execute, best thing for shareholders and the company we are continuing the investment trend beyond just the one time bonus because this is as you know going to be year over year a tremendous, tremendous tail wind for us. >> one of

. >> see the rest of governor scott walker's beach and state of the state addresses on c-span .org, just type the state name into the search bar on the homepage. we leave this year for admiral john richardson chief of operations for the navy as he talks about strategy and readiness and live coverage on c-span2. >> ensure the freedom for freedom for all nations. the challenges facing the 21st century neighbor have never been greater and is a formidable press are there are those who would argue the greatest challenge or nations navy has come from our own congress over the decade of continuing resolutions and physical restraints of budget has had a cumulative effect of degrading the capacity a space ability of the u.s. navy. in light of these increased complex maritime security environments and the recent release of national defense strategy those discussions cannot be more timely today. as a tired submariner myself really honored to be able to post this today. i too was a physics major and we share another common in our history that the admiral talked about. john richardson graduated from

emotions somewhat akin to whatever electricity from his fingertips into the spasming body of luke scott walkeris that you did not know penicillin now begin slapping his clenched fist with the palm of his other hand to punctuate each word, that you were involved in an armed robbery of a bank. after the episode aired, he had been coaching side roads at a locala. ice arena, first chevy n should find since his release from prison when he was passionate about. hard work finding work as a felon in america. he became better and hard to talk about the robbery. instead i found myself turning to luke elliott summer, the ringleader, a very intelligent, very charismatic guy who had committed a host of acts including stabbing one of hisat co-conspirators in trying to put a hit out on his prosecutors. i developed a strangely close relationship with him. he was upset at the same subject i was obsessed with as a kid feared he was even working with a professor san francisco statet university who seem to think he was a genius about it. in our conversations about morality had been a mystery to him. paradoxically

scott walker has a wonderful company called harley davidson in wisconsin, right? great.-n they send a mortal cycle motorcycle to india as an example, they have to pay and 100% tax, 100%. who i thinknister, is a fantastic man, called me the other day and said we are lowering it to 50%. ok, so far we are getting nothing. he gets nothing and they get 50% and they think they are doing us a favor. that's not a favor and you know what i'm talking about. it's a great company. when i spoke with your chairman or the president of harley, they were not even asking for it because they have been ripped off with trade for so long that they were surprised that i brought it up. i'm the one pushing it more than they are, but it's unfair. india sells a lot of motorbikes. when they have a motorbike, a big number by the way, a company that does a lot of business, so they have a motorbike that comes into our country. the number is zero. we get zero. brought now down to 50%. beautifully. he's a beautiful man. he said i just want to inform you that we have reduced it to 75%. we have further re

i'll leave that up to scott walker because you're going to be the first speaker. so scott, do you want to say a few words? >> sure. and thank you very much, everybody. >> wrapping up his introduction to infrastructure week. again, an attempt to focus on infrastructure. he's talking about a $1.5 trillion, ten-year program sparked, he hopes, with $200 billion in federal spending. the bulk of it is based on state and local partnerships, and it remains to be seen how that is received by the state and local governments. j jim, this is a new infrastructure proposal, long awaited. it was certainly teed up in the state of the union as well and is why we have some audio problems, i believe, with jim in san francisco. sitting next to me and watching all of this unroll is mark lotter, the former assistant and spokesperson for mike pence at the white house. so the positive side of this is that the president's finally unrolling the infrastructure plan. the negative side is, mark, to be perfectly blunt, this comes after days of controversy over rob porter, over a second, quote,

republican governor scott walker says he won't even hold special elections, instead leaving the seatss how worried he is that democrats will take them. look at this map that republicans proposed. it would say that even if dems got about 50% of the vote, under a gop jerr jerrgerrymandered se of the seats. i ask you, how is that even legal? i have news for you, it's not. >> the pennsylvania supreme court threw out the state's congressional map. it ruled that districts had been so heavily jergerrymandered to p republicans that it violated the constitution. >> 13 of the state's 18 congressional districts went to republicans in to 2016. that's 13 republican, five democratic, that is a district that's completely out of whack in the swing state. >> you know who else thought it was whack, the supreme court. overruling the republican power grab, so that means democrats should be on pace to get more of the map. but look at the subject line from pennsylvania representative chris dutsche, threatening to impeach republicans who held on to that power grab map. this is as a factual matter is what it

. >> this is a miss to governor scott walker in wisconsin who last year was promoting a $3 million subdiecreen lcd monitors. now he's under pressure to promote a subdi subsidy packager kimberly clark who has announced a layoff. >> paul: dan? >> i'm giving a hit to the american economy. unemployment claims fell to 220,000, the lowest level since 1973, as president trump pointed out in his his cpac speech. he's right. this means wages are going to rise. it impacts one other issue close to him which is where are we going to find the workers when we get down to this level? instead of deportations we'll have to think about importation of workers. >> paul: that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel. thanks to you especially for watching. i'm pau paul gigot. we hope to see you right here next week. >> we have no reaction as the war of words over the democratic heats up. the president sending some return fire last night. the democrats released a memo yesterday claiming there was no abuse of the fisa process. the document listed to the republican memo that said the justice department fbi w

tomorrow night will be joined by wisconsin governor scott walker and the chairman of cpac.it all the hot topics of the day, as the important conversations continue here on fox news at bank. for tonight, most-watched, most trusted, and most greatly spent the evening with us, good night from washington. i'm shannon bream. our news continues at 4:00 a.m. eastern. ♪

when governor scott walker, wisconsin, saw the republicans lose that seat, he issued this statement sayingte district 10 special olympic win by a democrat is a wakeup call for republicans in wisconsin. seems like it's a wakeup call for more than that. charlie cook, "the cook political report" columnist for "the national journal" and nbc political analyst. when i said the 35 seats includes all of the alabama senate seat, every seat that has flipped national -- >> the 35 is just state legislative. 35 have gone from republican to democrat. only four have gone from democrat to republican. but that's just state legislature. in statewides, basically it was 0 for 5. the virginia governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, alabama senate, and new jersey governor. >> how do you read it? what does it mean? >> well, you know, we're just looking at all kinds of signs that right -- there's a wave. now ten months to go before the election. 272 days. obviously things can change. but when you look at the national polling, even acknowledging that president trump's job approval rating has -- has ticked

. >> this is a miss to governor scott walker in wisconsin who last year was promoting a $3 million subdie con for a plan to build flat screen lcd monitors. now he's under pressure to promote a subdi subsidy packager kimberly clark who has announced a layoff. >> paul: dan? >> i'm giving a hit to the american economy. unemployment claims fell to 220,000, the lowest level since 1973, as president trump pointed out in his his cpac speech. he's right. this means wages are going to rise. it impacts one other issue close to him which is where are we going to find the workers when we get down to this level? instead of deportations we'll have to think about importation of workers. >> paul: that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel. thanks to you especially for watching. i'm pau paul gigot. we hope to see you right here next week. worried. charles: here is lou. david: good evening, i'm david asman in for lou dobbs. president trump returning to the cpac stage to if you are what he calls common sense proposals to make our schools safe again. among those are allowing teachers to have guns and

scott walker has a wonderful company called harley-davidson in wisconsin, right? great. so when they send a motorcycle to india, as an example, they have to pay 100% tax. 100%. the prime minister who i think is a fantastic man called me the other day. he said, we are lowering it to 50%. i said, okay, but so far we're getting nothing. so we get nothing, he gets 50, and they think they're doing us a favor. that's not a favor. and you know what i'm talking about. it's a great company. when i spoke with your chairman or the president of harley, they weren't even asking for it because they've been ripped off with trade so long that they were surprised that i brought it up. i'm the one that's pushing it more than they are. but it's unfair. and india sells us a lot of motorbikes. so when they have a motorbike, a big number, by the way. they have a company that does a loft busines lot of business. so when they have a motorbike that comes into our country, we get zero. they get 100%. brought down now to 50. and i wasn't sure -- he said it so beautifully. he's a beautiful man. and

after a -- a red to blue flip in january special election, wisconsin governor scott walker tweeted, itquote, a wake-up call for republicans there wisconsin. there are now two open seats in wisconsin and walker woke up. he's decided not to schedule any more special elections. a democratic group filed a lawsuit to get an election date and they may win the lawsuit but it is one way of waking up to your special election problem. we'll be back with more "mtp daily" in 60 seconds. fe beautif. or painted in luxurious strokes. and in rare cases... both. >>> as we said, a lot of development and breaking news today, all over the political world. including a scoop of our own. our first real indication that special counsel robert mueller is targeting the president personally. and he's investigating whether mr. trump personally was involved in russia's interference campaign. not staff, but this is him individually. multiple people familiar with the probe telling nbc news that mueller's team is asking witnesses if trump had advanced knowledge about e-mails stolen from the dnc and the clinton campaig

tomorrow night will be joined by wisconsin governor scott walker and the chairman of cpac. of the day, as the important conversations continue here on fox news at bank. for tonight, most-watched, most trusted, and most greatly spent the evening with us, good night from washington. i'm shannon bream. our news continues at 4:00 a.m. eastern. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the white house held what they described as a listening session today where survivors of last week's florida shooting gathered with the parents of children killed in previous shootings to discuss what the country ought to be doing going forward. here is some of what was said.rd >> we must create a culture of connectedness. we must create a culture in which our classmates become our friends. every single one of these school shootings have been from young men who are disconnected. >> one school shooting and we should have fixed it.

. >>> then, governor scott walker delivers the wisconsin state of the state address. >>> after that, a look at the future of the army and military readiness. >>> later, a forum on u.s. trade policy and agriculture industry. >>> next, a confirmation hearing for federal trade commission nominees. the senate customers, science and transportation committee heard from the four nominees on issues including antitrust laws, prescription drug pricing, credit rating agencies and the influence of big tech companies like google and facebook. this hearing is 2 1/2 hours. >> good morning. today we welcome four nominees to testify before the committee as we consider their nominations to serve as commissioners of the federal trade commission. nominated to serve as a commissioner and ftc chairman and his credentials are impressive. mr. simon served as the ftc's chief antitrust enforcer, among other positions the the commission. most recently, he served and was partner and co-chair of the entrust group at a law firm. christine wilson is an antitrust and consumer protection attorney who served as vice

want, question leave the press or have the press leave immediately, and i will leave it up to scott walker, because you are going to be the first speaker, and would you like to say a few words? >> sure. thank you, everybody. first off, mr. president, on behalf of all of us, the state and local leaders and the democrat and the republican alike, thank you for the administration to host us all. before you came in we were having a good lively discussion about answering the questions that many of us have. and you alluded to foxcon and you were great to help to us announce here as i mentioned to many of the folks assembled here today for the first time ever, the lcd panels in the future will be big, and made by sharp to be made in the united states, and proud to be made in the state of wisconsin and about a $10 billion investment, and we are hoping with $3 billion of incentives when we think of infrastructure, it is going to tie into that as it does all over the state of wisconsin. and in the past few year n the recent budget, we have made a 24 million and billion investment in the state of the

scott walker has a wonderful company called harley-davidson in wisconsin. right? great. when they send a mote psych toll india, for example, they have to pay a hundred percent tax. a hundred percent. the prime minister who i think is a fantastic man called me the other day, he said, we are lowering it to 50%. i said, okay. but so far we're getting nothing. so we get nothing. he gets 50 and they think they are doing us a favor. that's not a favor. and you know what i'm talking about. it is a great company. when i spoke with your chairman or the president of harley, tle weren't even asking for it. because they've been ripped off with trade so long, that they were surprised that i brought it up. i'm the one that is pushing it more than they are. but it is unfair. and india sells us a lot of motor bikes. so when they have a motor bike, a big number by the way, a company that does a lot of business, so they have a motorcycle or motor bike that comes into our country, the number is zero. we get zero. they get a hundred percent. brought down to 75, brought down now to 50. and i

scott walker has a wonderful company called harley davidson in wisconsin, right? great. so when they send a motorcycle to india, as an example, they have to pay 100% tax. 100%. now, the prime minister, who i think is a fantastic man, called me the other day. he said, we are lowering it to 50%. i said, okay, but so far we're getting nothing. we get nothing. he gets 50, and they think they're doing us a favor. that's not a favor. you know what i'm talking about. it's a great company. when i spoke with your chairman or the president of harley, they weren't even asking for it because they've been ripped off with trade so long that they were surprised that i brought it up. i'm the one that's pushing it more than they are. but it's unfair. and india sells us a lot of motorbikes. when they have a motorbike, a big number by the way, a company that does a lot of business, so they have a motorcycle or motorbike that comes into our country, the number is zero. we get zero. they get 100%. brought down to 75, brought down now to 50. okay. i wasn't sure. he said it so beautifully. he'

scott walker has a wonderful company called harley davidson in wisconsin. when they send a motorcycle to , they have to pay 100% tax. i thinke minister, who is a fantastic man, called me the other day. he said we are lowering it to 50%. ok, but we are getting nothing. and they think they are doing us a favor. that's not a favor. is a great company. when i spoke with your chairman of the president of harley, they were not asking for -- they have been ripped off so long they were surprised i brought it up. i am the one pushing it more than they are. it's unfair. india sells a lot of motorbikes. when they have a motorbike -- a big number by the way -- they have a motorcycle that comes into our country, the number is zero. we get zero. they get 100%. 75%, now to 50%. he said it so beautifully. a beautiful man. and he said, i just want to inform you that we have reduced 75%, but we have further reduced its 50%. am i supposed to be thrilled? that's not good for you people, especially as governors. it's just not right. we have many deals like that. let's talk chin

scott walker has a wonderful company called harley davidson in wisconsin. right? great. so when they send a motorcycle to india, as an example, they have to pay 100 percent tax -- 100 percent. now, the prime minister, who i think is a fantastic man, called me the other day. he said, "we are lowering it to 50 percent." i said, "okay, but so far we're getting nothing." so we get nothing, he gets 50%, and they think we're doing -- like they're doing us a favor. that's not a favor. and you know what i'm talking about. it's a great company. when i spoke with your chairman or the president of harley, they weren't even asking for it because they've been ripped off with trade so long that they were surprised that i brought it up. i'm the one that's pushing it more than they are, but it's unfair. and india sells us a lot of motorbikes. so when they have a motorbike -- a big number, by the way -- they have a company that does a lot of business. so they have a motorcycle or a motorbike that comes into our country -- the number is zero. we get zero. they get 100 percent, brought dow

. >>> then, governor scott walker delivers the wisconsin state of the state address. >>> after that, a look at the future of the army and military readiness. >>> later, a forum on u.s. trade policy and agriculture industry. >>> next, a confirmation hearing for federal trade commission nominees. the senate customers,

gov scott walker/-r- wisconsin: want to thank you for not just the rural transportation but particularly for broadband, we'd love to have white spaces, fiber networks half of the federal money - 100 billion dollars - would go directly to local governments- another 20 billion would go toward large-scale projects - 50 billion would go to projects in rural areas as block grants. - and the rest -- 30 billion - would be spent on other existing infrastructure programs. another priority -- streamlining the approval process for getting federal permits for projects. democrats are skeptical of the cost..rep. don beyer/-d- virginia: how are we really going to find any more money, how much more debt do we have to put the american people in? the plan is part of the president's new 4 trillion dollar budget proposal - delivered to capitol hill this week (vicki) (vicki) a beloved childhood character comes to life on the big screen but some peopleare taking issue with one part of the peter rabbit story. (steve) your next trip to disney land is going to set back the family a little more in the pocket book

. >>> then, governor scott walker delivers the wisconsin state of the state address. >>> after that, a look at the future of the army and military readiness. >>> later, a forum on u.s. trade policy and agriculture industry. >>> next, a confirmation hearing for federal trade commission nominees. the senate customers, science and transportation committee heard from the four nominees on issues including antitrust laws, prescription drug pricing, credit rating agencies and the influence of big tech companies like google and f

scott walker has a wonderful company called harley davidson in wisconsin. right? great. so when they send a motorcycle to india, as an example, they have to pay 100 percent tax -- 100 percent. now, the prime minister, who i think is a fantastic man, called me the other day. he said, "we are lowering it to 50 percent." i said, "okay, but so far we're getting nothing." so we get nothing, he gets 50%, and they think we're doing -- like they're doing us a favor. that's not a favor. and you know what i'm talking about. it's a great company. when i spoke with your chairman or the president of harley, they weren't even asking for it because they've been ripped off with trade so long that they were surprised that i brought it up. i'm the one that's pushing it more than they are, but it's unfair. and india sells us a lot of motorbikes. so when they have a motorbike -- a big number, by the way -- they have a company that does a lot of business. so they have a motorcycle or a motorbike that comes into our country -- the number is zero. we get zero. they get 100 percent, brought dow

i leave that up to scott walker because you're going to be the first speaker. scott, do you want to say a few words? sure. thank you very much, everybody. >> first off, mr. president, i think on a behalf of all of us, state and local leaders, both republican and democrat alike, thank you and your administration hosting us all today. before you came in we were having a lively discussion about answering some. questions many of us had. you alluded a moment ago to foxconn, you were great to help us announce here as i mentioned to many of the folks assembled here today for first time ever lcd panels, the kind of panels here in the future will be even bigger, made by sharp in the united states. we're proud they are made in the state of wisconsin. about a $10 billion investment. we're hoping with $3 billion worth of incentives. when we think about infrastructure it ties into that as it does all over the state of wisconsin. in the last few years, through this recent budget we made 24 million, billion dollar investment in our state in the transportation infrastructure. t

scott walker broke the details of the story that said, the company is denying to comment, days after the ceo and chairman greg hayes is reviewing the portfolio to see if different businesses could be worth more broken up rather than kept together. he said that review would be down by the end of the year after united tech closes on the $30 billion acquisition of rockwell collins he said this last week, that aerospace business could generate $50 billion in sales at the climate controls business, could be worth up to $18 billion in sales, and otis elevator business could compromise up to $13 billion in sales talking about three segments that are really big businesses in their own right, so after a lot of speculation in wall street in recent months, united tech could be right for an activist investor campaign not surprising to hear bill has been amassing a stake. now, it's unclear whether that stake in his involvement in it will be passive or active, but this does speak to a broader sector trend in industrials. basically, the deed to industrials, be it honeywell, split from alcoa or ge,

scott walker is joining us for the second hour of "power lunch. have you here. >> thank you >> we begin with breaking news president trump set to hold a joint news conference with australian prime minister malcolm turnbull in just a few minutes. as soon as he starts, we'll get to it. meantime, we have team coverage. eamon javers, kayla tausche on the white house lawn, and john harwood. >> that's right. as you say, we're expecting the president and the prime minister in the east room momentarily we have been given guidance they might be coming just a little early here a lot of eyes around the world will be on this gathering because as you remember, the relationship between these two men got off to a very rough start last year. that sort of infamous diplomatic phone call between turnbull and president trump at the beginning of last year in which trump appeared to get frustrated over the u.s./australia immigration deal, called it one of the most unpleasa unpleasant phone called he had that day both countries hoping today to move past that moment of t

scott walker has a wonderful company called harley-davidson in wisconsin, right? great. so when they send a motorcycle to india, as an example. they have to pay 100% tax, 100%. now the prime minister who i think is fantastic man, called me the other day, said we're lowering it to 50%. okay. so far we're getting nothing. we get nothing, he gets 50, they think they're doing us a favor. you know what i'm talking about. it's a great company. when i spoke with your chairman or the president of harley, they weren't even asking for it because they have been ripped off with trade so long, that they were surprised that i brought it up. i'm the one that is pushing it more than they are but it's unfair. india sells us a lot of motor bikes. when they have a motorbike, a big number, a company that does a lot of business, they have a motorcycle or motor bike that comes into our country the number is zero. we get zero. they get 100%. brought down to 75, brought down now to 50. okay. i wasn't sure. he said it so beautifully. he is a beautiful man. and he said, i just want to inform you

covering it when the primaries were in full swing and you were there one year, jeb bush attended, scott walkerreporters a lot of tension of ideas and competition on stage among all of these people. the reality is that traditional conservatism is in exile in washington in so many ways you you see that tension play out every day on capitol hill. the, quote, unquote, never trump movement really failed utterly at a national level, but really represents a significant portion of the conservative and republican party here in the town. and you can really see that was all stripped away. >> what i've seen over the past month. i was worried a month ago that a lot of people that were never trumpers and people that also were resisting trump from the right seemed that some of them after the tax cuts were moving a little too far towards accommodating trump. making excuses for him. that seems to have changed. yesterday a lot of conservative voices saying this has nothing to do with what we've been fighting about our entire life. it almost is like a conservative movement in exile. fight this guy where they can

. >>> coming up next on c-span3, wisconsin governor scott walker delivers the state of the state address before a joint session of the wisconsin state legislature at the capital in madison.

. >> 20's in particular, that was decided a couple years before the dred scott case, rachel versus walker, there was a female slave that was taken by an army officer and the court held when that army officer took the slave in the free territory he took. it wasn't was a lone case. i think my that is exactly right. >> glenn is watching us. you are a plan. >> thank you all very much. i question is, there were a lot of european groups, italians, jews, irish, templates, immigrating here at the time. i was wondering, what exactly defines citizenship back then? the dred scott case make it an ethnic group thing or was there some sort of fast rule question -- rule? >> good question. >> the u.s. constitution is nearly silent on who is a citizen. there is a hint and qualifications for the office like the president that there might be something like a natural born citizen in the united states. there is certainly technology and an ecologist at touche and that constitution -- constitution. at the same time, there is an extraordinary hold in our understandings of citizenship in the 19 century. the turns

walker's teams will stay with you. thank you for coming. >> this evening, more live coverage from the conservative political action conference with epa administrator scott pruitt scheduled to start at 8:00 p.m. eastern. the secondpac and amendment, conversation with the director of the office of management and budget mick mulvaney. remarks by house intelligence committee chair devin nunes. it is all live saturday, starting at 12:40 p.m. eastern time. also life, the national governors association with discussions on jobs, the all pure crisis, and the future of agriculture, and food availability. we will have that live at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. the former leader of the u.k. independence party will be speaking at the conservative political action conference. for he begins, we will take a look back at some of the speakers from earlier in the conference, starting with interior secretary ryan zinke he and energy secretary rick perry. >> ryan zinke is served our military and served as a navy seal commander. [applause] give it up for the seals. montana'scted at-large member of congress, and is now the 52nd secretary of the interior. welcome, secretary ryan. w

few moments ago i spoke with two governors, john kasich of ohio and bill walker of alaska and i asked their take on governor scott's proposal. >> i haven't studied it in depth. when it comes to the restraining order, i think it needs to go farther than that. if you have somebody in your home, the family member knows is not stable, could hurt themselves, hurt family members or hurt somebody outside of the home, i believe there needs to be a restraining order and those guns should be taken from them. i think that is where we need to go. but that is a step forward. of course we should ban the bump stocks. they should have been done a long time ago. this is to me -- now can we get it done in florida? could we get it done in ohio? yet to be seen. but this is all moving in a direction where we want to have respect for the second amendment but yet have reasonable -- reasonable restrictions. for example, chuck, one of the things that i'm always concerned about is these high-capacity magazine. the problem with assault weapons is you have one that is an ar-15 and another one that is a deer hunting rifle. and is the system go