the case mitchell versus wisconsin was decided 5-4. 28 states have laws similar to wisconsin's. here is april's one hour opening argument in the case. >> mitchell versus wisconsin. mr. hinkel. mr. hinkel: mr. chief justice, and may it please the court: the state advances a bold and novel proposition here, that it can excuse itself from the fourth amendment warrant requirement simply by enacting a statute saying that some of its -- that its citizens have consented to a search. here, that search is a blood draw, but there's no reason that similar statutes couldn't be enacted to authorize all manner of other searches. for example, a state could declare that driving on its roads constitutes consent to the installation of a gps tracking device on a person's vehicle, or consent to an officer scrolling through a person's cell phone if they happen to be stopped. now this court has never approved a search on the theory that -- that a search -- that consent can be deemed by operation of law. and that's because, under schneckloth, consent is a question of fact. chief justice roberts: is it

he has to win wisconsin. wisconsin is the seat that gets him 271 electoral votes. if he can hold wisconsin and none of the other states flip, 271 lelectoral votes. the world is going to watch wisconsin to see what's going on. why is he blowing up his entire day in wisconsin and perp walking his labor secretary out the door? that's political malpractice. >> in the old days, which were pretrump, you could do that on friday night after the network newscasts. >> 5:01 is when we fired people that way no one knew unit until monday. he's completely blowing up his trip. if i'm his wisconsin campaign manager, i'm calling the white house saying what are you doing to me? this is craziness. >> and trashing house speaker paul ryan. >> who has a big approval rat g rating, exactly right. >> of course there might not be anyone in the white house to answer that phone call, that's another whole story. >> you are correct. >> thank you. we're going to see you on later today as well. thanks, of course. mike murphy as well in california outside the beltway jacomi. >>> coming up next, ch

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you lost so many companies in wisconsin. everybody lost, ron. everybody lost companies.y were losing companies left and right. we're not going to have that anymore. we have an incentive now to stay in this country. we have an incentive to build and manufacture in this country, and that's the way we want it. that's the way it will be. it's going to be america first. [applause] president trump: after years of rebuilding foreign nations, we are finally rebuilding our nation. it's as simple as that. we built other nations. we focused on other people's borders. we would fight for other borders but we don't fight for our own border. we have open borders and they had our military men protecting their borders. figure that one out. but it's all changing and it's changing very rapidly and we're doing really well right now. mexico has 21,000 troops on the border guarding our border. our laws are so bad our military can't do a damn thing. we have the greatest military in the world, but between catch and release, we catch them and we release them. think of it. we catch them, take a l

we showed him in wisconsin. after that, touting the economy, talking about the booming jobs market and steve forbes joins us now, forbes media chairman. you know, this is, this is politics. you win these states, forget ohio for a moment where he is expected to win again, now you have to do it again in a place like wisconsin where he is going for, where he is appearing for the sixth time as president. i wonder if he can pull it off again in 2020? >> he can. the very fact he knows he has to work there, i think is an indication he has a great chance. the fact ohio is now given for him. ohio was always a battleground state. shows he has strong base. if he hits the economy, i think they will do a lot of things on health care the next few months. so the democrats, when it comes to issues are going to have a hard time. connell: one of issues would be trade. talking about usmca, this particular appearance, china hangs over all these states as well. you know, jack hough and i would talking earlier in the hour, the idea w

i think the people in wisconsin want to see issues resolved. pragmaticism i think will carry the day. but i think any one of the 20 plus running for president they have to be pragmatic, think about how we get from point a to b. >> which of the candidates are doing well in a place like pennsylvania. >> i think it's still unfolding. but, again. >> who do you like. >> i'm staying out of this entirely. >> who do you like. >> i'm happy with every single one of them. >> i just want everyone to come to wisconsin before the primary. >> yeah with, because sometimes people will take you guys for granted. >> absolutely. but they'll energize the base from one side. >> are they showing up? are candidates showing up in wisconsin. >> yes but donald trump has been there several times too. we need to to have everybody there. this is an important. >> that blue wall got neglected last time. i am curious, you know, you keep talking about the big tent but it can't be good to have a party in divided. >> i don't think the party is divided. i think we have open and ho

. >> reporter: in wisconsin and michigan, severe storms exacerbating conditions with thousands of customers entering day three, off line without electricity. also in the midwest, the heat index reached 110 in indianapolis where the metro police force was out on the streets handing out water to the city's homeless >> it's all about giving back and making sure that everyone's personal health and safety is actually taken care of. >> reporter: also trying to beat the heat, zoos in illinois and oklahoma as bears, tigers and turtles cooled off with icy treats and cold showers. thankfully the end of this heat wave in sight. >> i know all things will pass. >> reporter: but the brutal weekend baking in the sun is one that many won't forget. >>> and in new york city, the excessive heat warning is not set to expire until 9:00 tonight, but it won't be until tomorrow when new yorkers really feel a difference when they walk outside kate >> kathy park, thank you. and as kathy said, there is relief in sight, but those coolers temperatures also come with an increased risk of dangerous storms nbc meteorologi

but in october 2017, a wisconsin circuit court denied that request.d the judge's ruling to the wisconsin court of appeals and promised that she's just beginning to fight. as for former prosecutor ken krats and his new book, he dis -- she says there was no proof that mr. avery was becoming obsessed with her and rehashing a story about inadmissible evidence seems pointless. she also notes that mr. kratz has no qualifications to diagnose avery as a psychopath. krats who prosecuted steven avery and brendan dassey is undaunted. >> are you afraid of kathleen zellner? >> no. i'm not involved in the case anymore. i shouldn't be afraid of anything. my involvement -- go ahead. >> she could unravel your work if what she's saying has weight to it. you don't think she has a chance? >> i don't. >> if she's so confident, why are you so confident? >> because we spent 18 months putting the case together. it wasn't a bunch of keystone cops. it was done very professionally and very well. >> kratz has personal regrets. in his book, he admits to past prescription drug abu

we begin with jeff flock in wisconsin. reporter: much better news from wisconsin for the president.his is one of his signature campaign promises to get rid of nafta that he called the stupid years and he says usmca is the really, really smart years. president trump: i don't want people leaving this country, meaning companies. i don't want to incentivize companies to leave, fire their people, build products, sell the product in our country with no tax whatsoever. so we end up with no jobs, no taxes, no nothing. it's not going to happen anymore. >> the president build this as a bipartisan bill if it's to pass because he'll need help from democrats in the house, members of his administration have said yes they are getting cooperation from nancy pelosi. he had some nice things to say about her today. when it comes to the economy, the president has major legsed to stand on. when you look at the markets since the president was elected, the dow up 40%. the nasdaq up more than 50%. today was his 6th trip to a state where he won one of the smallest margins of his 2016 victory. take a look at

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we will ask former wisconsin governor scott walker.is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power." i'm david westin. to power inump came 2016 on the strength of some wins in the upper midwest, especially ohio, michigan, and wisconsin, all of which look to be key for him winning in 2020. walker,us now is scott who served as the 45th governor of wisconsin for eight years. we welcome governor walker for today's conversation in chief. welcome, governor, good to have you back. give us a snapshot of the people of wisconsin as far as you understand them and what they are looking for going into the 2020 election with respect to the president of the united states. scott: well, the economy is booming. record low unemployment. during my last year to the lowest it had ever been under 3%. in 2010 come it was over 9%. the economy is booming, states are in good financial shape. ensure anyhat would incumbent a strong reelection, but of course, this is not a normal incumbent. the challenge for him going forward is getting that message out t

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allot of attention paid to wisconsin's com deal he joins us from a secret location. >> i'm in the topusiness every year for 13 years with top states for business, it's that the h2q situation in virginia and new york and also this the most expensive deal ever offered to a foreign company to locate in the u.s., that is the deal in wisconsin for foxconn. we're talking about a plant where they broke ground last year president trump said it was going to be state of the art ultimately supposed to have 13,000 employees where are we at now? not even close >> they're looking at, i think it was, 1,500 employees, which is less than the original thought, although i believe that foxconn is of theopinion that at some point in time they will have larger numbers of employees there. for wisconsin 1500 employees is important. >> his first national interview on the topic he spoke with us exclusively. and that 1500 number, it's important to wisconsin and foxconn, which to collect on $4 billion in incentive, it has to hit targets for hiring next year when they're supposed to start production on the plant.

wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, democrats thought they would never lose it. now, since they have, they're saying let's build that wall, that blue wall. david: yeah, by the way, you see that 2.8 unemployment figure and you think there's a mistake. that can't be real. it just doesn't -- it still is hard to calculate what that means. >> crazy. david: good stuff, jeff. thank you very much. >>> so trump's touting growth, job creation and market records, amid the noise in washington. so what's your reaction with what the president just said? >> well, david, kind of mixed reactions. let's first deal with the trade agreement. you know, i'm in favor of any trade agreement that frees up the borders or the trade between borders, but almost by definition, david, any trade agreement picks favorites. that's all it is. it's a way of government getting involved and saying we should keep manufacturing here. we should keep prices higher here. all generally in favor of jobs, at the expense generally at the american people. you know, people talk about jobs saved, but, you know,

si el voto latino sale en wisconsin, igualmente que en florida, texas y en otros estados podemos verd. cuatro de ellos participaron de una asamblea comunitaria organizada por lula y univisiÓn. la senadora quien durante el dÍa recorriÓ 1 a latina de milwaukee ddetallÓ su plan de inmigraciÓn. >> empieza con expandir la inmigraciÓn legal. es un camino a la ciudadanÍa para todos los que estÁn aquÍ que se van a quedar. >> el exsecretario de vivienda criticÓ la polÍtica de miedo que segÚn Él implementa la administraciÓn donald trump. >>no tiene sentido crear polÍticas con el miedo. yo no voy a hacer polÍticas basadas en el miedo. >>el senador sanders dijo que si asume la presidencia trabajarÁ inmediatamente en una reforma migratoria. >> vamos a tener una reforma de integrar sobre inmigraciÓn y un camino a favor de la ciudadanÍa para los 11,000,000 de indocumentados. >> el senador hablÓ de no seguir criminalizando a que nos crvamos a familia, no vamos a detener niÑos y padres. >> al final del foro varios coincidieron en que quieren escuchar mÁs a fondo las plataformas de los precandidatos.

i'm state president of professional firefighters of wisconsin. also a 22 year active duty firefighter where i'm a lieutenant with the city of madison. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today on behalf of the international association of firefighters. our general president and i have 316,000 firefighters and ems and she will -- personnel. i offer my testimony on the impact on fire departments and public safety. this hearing is about fairness. fairness for local public service agencies like fire departments and schools to deliver the best possible services to the citizens they serve. fairness to decide how best to fund and deliver local services and fairness for taxpayer who is will being double taxed. as lunieutenant with the city o madison i see how local governments have been forced to tighten their belts and the impact on safety services. i hear about how they are being forced to do more with less. shackled by inadequate staff, insufficient training and lacks health and safety measures. by capping the tax deduction at $10,000, t

i have to support my good friend from wisconsin, as we go forward. i'm also in a very small business type of atmosphere in virginia. i own a small business distillery. and for us, small businesses are one of the most important things we can do or one of the most important things we can support as we go forward. i'm here to support my colleague, to support democrats in a bipartisan fashion, this is something we need to do, we have to do, and i urge my colleagues to support this bill. mr. riggleman: i don't need the two minutes to make sure that this happens. but i urge my colleagues to support this bill and make sure that we support small businesses and everything that we do -- in everything that we do. thank you, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from kentucky reserves. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. waters: i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california reserves the balance of her time. the gent

well, in madison, wisconsin tonight, look at this. a state of emergency after an explosion at the city's main power center there. it felt like 109 in madison today. that explosion triggering a fire. the flames shooting 150 feet into the air, knocking out power to thousands. here is abc's steve osunsami now. >> reporter: the timing of this explosion at a power station in madison, wisconsin, was so terrible, the state's governor had to declare a state of emergency as thousands were having to get through the miserable heat without power. >> there was an explosion. explosion and a large fire, now. >> reporter: there's an excessive heat warning in the area. today it felt like 109 degrees. >> you think those flames are, 50, 60 feet? >> reporter: government employees at the state capital were told to leave their hot and humid offices and head home. >> we're checking in with any place that we think have young people, have seniors, have folks that are likely to be without air conditioning in this heat. >> reporter: adding insult to injury, a s

in wisconsin there was voter suppression as well happening in wisconsin where hundreds of thousands ofe were not able to vote. what he's doing is really just going to excite the base. it's going to excite african-americans. every one white vote that he's trying to get, we should be able to he get two black votes from what he's trying to do. >> i will ask you real quick because you've got to go. first of all, calling anyone a conman is like one of the funniest things i ever heard. but here's my question, as briefly as you can, whoever the democratic nominee is in the democratic field, we have a racist president running a racist re-election campaign. what should do they, what would be your advice on this front, how will democrats deal with the issue other than obviously pointing out the divisions of color, you have to turn out in 2020? >> they have to show they understand it's a racist campaign. we're dealing with blatant race inch. and their message to blacks and others of color is that you have everything at stake and you need to come out and vote not just for me but to preserve voting

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the president in wisconsin today.oes this play for a president who needs wisconsin to win re-election? he won it in 2016 famously boasts that he was the first republican to win it in decades really. what are the implications of fighting with the native -- >> i don't think anybody should expect this is an ongoing fight. i can tell you the speaker is very happy to be out of the spotlight. he's enjoying being a dad more. >> can it hurt wisconsin? >> wisconsin is a critically important state. it's the rust belt that the president won which surprised everybody. and if he's going to get back, he's going to have to do well in that area. and i think it's an area where it's at 50/50at this point. so it's going to be an important state for him. >> have a grade weekend. >>> from diplomatic drama to best mates? we'll have one more thing. that's next. at karl brought his karaoke machine? ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache... ♪ no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. ♪ i never wa

pleasant, wisconsin, last year. >> this is justhe beginning. >> reporter: the plan, a manufacturing hubsc tv ens, creating 13,000 blue class jobs. in return foxconns secured tax breaks from the state. >> it started out, i k theople were excite >> reporter: kelly gal aher has been tracking it sinceay one. mt. pleasant has borrowed money for buy up land. m >> pleasant is on track to spend $900 million in land acquisition and infrastruc that's 38 times ouran al budget. >> reporter: the town's credit rating has been downgraded because of at. foxconn has also changed the scale of the project telling routers it's too expensive to make tv screens in the u.s. >> they said it will be a technology hub, then an a.i. institute. >> reporter: the drama has h eowners furious, too. this is prairie view drive. this road used to lead into an entire neighborhood of houses, they've been cleared out and now the residence have been asking, was it worth it? kim is one ofem th. she built her custom home. >> the whole process has been somewhatf a nightmare. >> now her house is the last standing. her neighbors t

and then we won the great state of wisconsin, first time in many many decades. [cheers and applause] and then we had a surprise, but not a surprise to us, because we're bringing back the auto

a few weeks ago i was with the party chair of wisconsin with dairy farmers.ote, over the hump. folks, farmers -- he is raking them over the coals. the farm foreclosure capitol of the united states unfortunately is america's dairyland, wisconsin. wisconsin currently leads america in farm bankruptcies. that's not who we are. presidents are supposed to be uniters, not dividers. presidents should inspire, not exhaust us. presidents should make our lives better, not worse. and so in addition to being incredibly divisive and simming out faith leaders in a remarkably racist way, reverend sharpton, thank you for your leadership. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you for standing up for not simply african-american communities. thank you for standing up for everybody. and in addition to his division, distraction, this president has been single early ineffective. he violates the hippocratic oath of policy making. he does harm to auto workers harm at the border. canada is our friend. russia is our foe. get the memo! folks, our democracy -- [ applause ] >> our democracy is

i came to wisconsin to fight for workers. i also came to congress to make tough choices, not easy ones. that's why we are here today. stand up for workers throughout wisconsin and across the country. i rise to oppose the previous question so that my bill, h.con.res. 54, can be voted on. my bill, h.con.res. 54 will re-establish the congressional joint select committee to address the multiemployer pension crisis. bringing together nonpartisan group to take this problem head-on. pension plans for nearly half a million americans are in jeopardy. roughly 130 union managed pension funds covering over 1.3 million workers are severely underfunded. this accounts for more than 23,000 workers in the central states plan in wisconsin alone. in just 5 1/2 years, their pension fund may become insolvent. unfortunately, the actions of a few have resulted in uncertainty for many. we all know the central states and other pension plans are in crisis. these underfunded plans pose a threat to workers, to retirees, and to our economy. we need to ad

i tell my students, the wisconsin of france. there was more abundant food but at the same time the germans took pretty much the majority of the food and the milk and the dairy that the normans had produced. so there was hunger, there was a lot of fear. there was the gestapo, members of the resistance were taken away. if they were suspected of terrorist acts. it was a very grim normandy which greeted the invasion on 6 november. >> did most french norman citizens have an idea that invasion was coming at some point but they did not know when? >> exactly. particularly in the year between 43 and 44 after the tide turned in italy. the french knew the invasion was coming so this of course fill them with great hope. but they did not know where and when. and bombardment, the bombing of various parts of france took place all over france because it is the aria for americans if they had bombed just normandy it would give germans the belief that the invasion would come there. in fact, the french expected it to come further east than it did.

for "nightly business report", scott cohn, mount pleasant, wisconsin. >>> tonight the business worldng the loss of ross perot. the billionaire businessman andt one-time presil candidate lied at his home in dallas. he made his fortune in the tech industry, founding electronic data systems in 1962 and then perot systems in 1988. but the public came to knoim when he ran for president in 19nd as anendent, emphasizing his political outsider status. he focused on cutting the national debt, protecting american workers from outsourcing, and he was a critic of the north american free trade agreement. he received 19% of the popular vote. it w the highest percentage won by an independent candidate since 1912. ross perot was 89 years old. ♪ ♪ virgin galactic is preparing for lift-off. richard branson's venture is merging with an investment firm which wesult in the company becoming the first ublicly traded space tourism venture. morgan brennan has more on the great space race. >> reporter: a turning point for investing in commercial space as virgin galactic now looks to go public. social capitale

trump's 2016 victory relied on michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin, all three of the ageing relatively white states have a high share of voters with degrees. a group trending over democrats over the long-term. as long as he still picks up every state he won in 2016, would secure an electoral victory with less than 47% o. vote again. joining us, washington political reporter for the washington examiner, emily larson, how could trump's edge in the electoral map impact how the democrats run their 2020 strategy. >> certainly the electoral college is the biggest deal in the presidential election, and there are already candidates focussing on the states you mentioned that flipped towards republicans in 2016, those states, like wisconsin, like michigan, that have the share of lower income or white people with no college degree, some of which had not voted in previous elections for a long time, and have felt a little bit left out by the changing way that the economy was going, and so those are states that the democrats need to focus on in 2020. and we're already seeing that with some candidate

i'd love to be there but i'm going to ohio, wisconsin. i'll be going. i'll be going. but i've seen it. i've seen it. and these centers are -- i mean, to have cortez say they're drinking out of toilets. she made that up. that's a phony story. she made it up. these people, i'll tell you what, i've been with ice and border patrol a lot. they love those people coming across the border. they love them. i've seep it. they love them. [ inaudible question ] one of the reasons the democrats don't want to have a census is because the number of people in the united states for many years -- for years you heard 11 million. it's far greater than that. but we'll find out because i'm going to do something much more accurate than the way -- the way we did it in the census would never have been very accurate. what we're doing would be much more accurate. the wall is being built. the wall is being built. we had a couple of very good decisions. we had one bad decision. it's very tough. again, paul ryan let us down. paul ryan was a terrible speaker. frankly he was a baby he didn't know wh

i was born and raised in wisconsin. of the three important states in the great lakes area that the president must win if wants to win reelection. wisconsin booted its governor governor in terms of the center. it has been a different temperature in the state politically because despite the fact that they were told that the jobs were coming back, despite the fact that the state committed billions of dollars to foxconn to build a plant, none of that has materialized. it hurts back home when people think they have been promised something and they have been betrayed. i do not believe the overall national figures the present is touting speak to the troubles people are having in washington, michigan, pennsylvania, on wages and health care costs and some of the pocket issues they were willing to bet on. politically. him david: amy, i believe you are surrounded. i am from michigan. essential for the president to have pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. amy: he did very well when he was elected in those areas. he just lost nevada

a republican can't win wisconsin. and then we won wisconsin.ack -- [ cheers and applause ] >> he came back -- and i say that with a certain all-time affection because i had a very good relationship with him before doing this. you know, it's a little harder to have a good relationship. but said, you don't want to run against trump. don't run against trump. they said, no, no, that's okay, we like that. remember president obama? he will not win. he will not win, okay. he goes, liar. yeah, hey, did obama get a pinocchio? that's right, obama said will not win, he will not be your president. the anger was unbelievable. you know what? he's right. he was a liar. did you give obama a pinocchio, "washington post"? he said he will not win. [ cheers and applause ] >> these papers. these papers are so bad. so yesterday we had a story in one of the papers that i thought was good but they're really not. you know when you analyze, there's almost not too many of them that are -- >> so there is president trump speaking at this conference to teenagers. and back w

but in wisconsin, foxconn didn't show up. isn't working for me and my wages aren't going up enough. are they going to continue to give the president grace and latitude. because they feel the impact of the economy. people will believe it. they know how they are doing finally. . >> one of the big stories in wisconsin as the number of dairy farms that have closed. they are doing great. the local paper said, yes, we have a record number closing their door. but i think this comes down to a choice. not just a referendum on the economy. voters want three things, i think. they want safety, prosperity, and they want normalcy. what donald trump wants to say is, look, your economy -- the economy is going well. but if they go with the democrats they put a lot of that at risk. there will be voters who look at donald trump with great distaste. if it's elizabeth warren they might say, but, yes, do i want to put my 401(k) at risk? >> okay. then what happens to that argument? >> i want normally. >> what happens to the argument if joe biden is

he will be selling it in his sixth trip to wisconsin. he will be visiting a lockheed martin subsidiary and he will make the case again for this new nafta replacement which he says is good for farmers, ranchers, for workers and for business. the expectation is the new nafta which by the way is the trillion dollar trading relationship across mexico, canada and the u.s., they are looking to put this to the floor hopefully before the end of this year, try to get a vote to get it ratified. of course, they need democratic approval to get it on the floor. nancy pelosi holds a lot of cards. she could indefinitely suspend fast-track authority if she wanted to. stuart: but what's the world going to say if nancy pelosi with a split caucus says no to usmca? susan: especially with bipartisan support. stuart: that's not a winning political situation. i don't think it is. thank you. >>> check futures. friday morning, we are going up again at the opening bell. about 70 points up for the dow, 12 for the nasdaq, six for the s&p. >>> google is facing a pri

. >>> breaking news, during a speech this afternoon in wisconsin, president trump lamented that he isn't able to use military force in the southern border of the united states. earlier he confirmed immigration raids targeting thousands of undocumented migrants will begin on sunday. something a senior administration official said is, quote, head scratching and could jeopardize the entire operation. joining us now in "the situation room" is democratic presidential candidate john hickenlooper. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. thanks for having me on. >> so denver, of course, state capital of colorado. it is on the target list of the ten cities that the administration wants to raid looking for undocumented migrants. what would you have done if you were still governor of colorado in response to this upcoming i.c.e. operation. >> well, i was mayor of denver before i was governor so i think we and there are a number of laws that have gone through the judicial review, but the local safety -- the state patrol, the local police are not intended to help the federal government d

michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania, sound familiar? captured the three states along with the 306 electoral votes in 2016 and he was carried over the finish line by those three states, michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. three states that democrats had won in every election going back to 1992. but the margins for trump were as razor thin as they could be. 78,000 votes combined in all three states. in pennsylvania he won by 44,000 votes and in wisconsin, nearly 23,000 votes and in michigan, less than 11,000 votes. and there might be a reason why trump won. turnout in the big urban counties which often produce big margins for democrats did not keep one counties in the rest of those three states. wayne county, michigan, the home of detroit produced 4% fewer votes in 2016 than it did in 2012. while the rest of the state produced 3% more votes. milwaukee produced 12% fewer votes and the rest of wisconsin saw a much smaller decline in turnout, just two points. in philadelphia, they actually produced 3% more votes in 2016 than they did in 20

the president lost the popular vote, remember, but flipped pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin to win the electoral college. 88%, 88% of his voters back then were white. his goal is recreating that map in 2020. >> does it concern you that many people saw that tweet as racist, and that white nationalist groups are finding common cause with you on that point? >> it doesn't concern me because many people agree with me. >> with us this sunday to share their reporting and insights, eliana johnson, manu raja and molly ball. the president shows no signs of backing down. even this morning he is disputing a story in the "washington post" that said aides had to explain why they were racist. he said, no, the only conversation was about the size of his crowd. >> to me, it seems the president has gone back and forth. he initially sent the tweet. when the rally crowd in north carolina began chanting "send her back," he said that was wrong. they were chanting that because he himself had said it in his tweet. now he seems to be reverting to his original position. so the president does seem to be tryi

plus we have not one but two swing state governors from wisconsin and pennsylvania, who might tell us how the democrats can win something in 2020. that would be great a lot to get to. but first let's talk. okay. the news cycles usually move on pretty fast niece days. but this woke the country feels like it's been stuck on one big story which is trump telling four women of color in congress to go back and help fix a totally broken crime infested places from which any came. even though they are all u.s. citizens and three of them actually born here in the united states. then he goes to a big rally, lights into representative ilhan omar and stood back at thousands of his rabid followers chanted send her become. sen her back. disgusting be legally and technically textbook racist. i want to speak about it personally. i grew up on the edge of a small town in rural west tennessee. lived in a modest brick home at the end of what was a gravel road at the time. no sidewalks, streetlights. but it was a good house. my parents were proud to be first time home owners. unfortunately the day we moved

you bet to jump on a jet to oshkosh, wisconsin.rs, fighter jets, and even homemade aircraft at the convention there. jeff flock, the very best to do such a story, he is live in oshkosh b'gosh. >> it's ach 47, chinook helicopter. casey 46, a strata tinker. i have to show you something. i'm not feeling well at the moment, and that's because i was on an acrobatic aircraft this morning. i've got to tell you. you don't want to do that if you've had a big breakfast. fortunately, they tell you, if you think you may lose that breakfast, and by the way, look straight up. see that? those are t-28 trainers. they are all flying in from various locations around the country to the biggest coming together of those kind of aircraft uses trainers as report -- after world war ii. the 70 year anniversary. if you're going to throw up, and i was on one of those t-28s this morning, they are also able to do acrobatics. they would train fighter pilots with it. they say if you're going to throw up, what you do is you put your shirt this way and you threw u

last hour we showed you president trump landing in wisconsin.ks on usmca in the next hour. so this hour, we will start with whether or not the economic wind is at the president's back. the apple metro chairman and ceo is on our distinguished panel here this hour along with will rhine and lauren simonetti. thanks for coming in. kind of on that broad question, we will cover the president's comments on trade, got a lot of other issues as we saw in his comments earlier today going on, can he focus people on the economy and you know, if so, does that help him politically? i think the answer should be yes. i wonder if he can do that. >> i think you're very smart. connell: couldn't figure that one out. >> not only should it be yes but let me use my company as a simple random sample. we have some thousands of employees but change in their pockets, he's a good man. take change out of their pockets, he's not so good. connell: it's not so easy to get people to actually talk about it. >> it sure is, if you get your tax return back and see it. it's really op

-- madison, wisconsin. parades, on holidays such as the fourth of july, and someone can probably identify some of these buildings in grand rapids. parades, with floats, lots of floats, with all sorts of messages. often about saving the little red schoolhouse from catholics. floats, specifically done by the women of the ku klux klan. that is a subject, by the way. we know a little about women in the klan, but as far as i know, no one has yet found a membership list of a women's klan organization. that would be exceedingly valuable. the assumption is the women were pretty much like the men who joined the klan. good, middle-class, hard-working, honest midwesterners. rallies. madison,hi sone in wisconsin. lectures, parades around the capital, naturalization, swearing of new members, fireworks. a picnic in central illinois, with all sorts of entertainment. these were festivals. these were places where people of like-minded sort got together, the way they had before and after the klan, but now with this more than

we will speak with former wisconsin governor scott walker and what he makes art. fox team covered with john roberts where the president is not backing down. kristin fisher on capitol hill. >> charles, good afternoon. you're right. the president not backing down 1 inch from the tweet he sent over the weekend in which he said that those four congresswomen have been so critical of america maybe they should go back to where they came from. fix the problems there and then come back and tell us how to do it. the president insisting that some if not all of those members of congress hate america. they hate israel. they are anti-semites. the tweets have been met with an awful lot of criticism, that they smack of racism and xenophobia. they have also been praised by white nationalist groups. in an event earlier today on the south lawn of the white house to celebrate things that are made in america, i asked the president about those concerns. listen. does it concern you that many people saw that tweet as racist and that white nationalist groups are finding common cause with

senator ron johnson, republican from wisconsin, i'm going to leave it there. thanks for coming on and sharing your views. much appreciated. >> have a great day. >> when we come back, those immigration raids starting today and the debate over the crisis at the border. the panel is next. and later, the co-captain of the u.s. women's national soccer team, megan rapinoe. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice! but uh, what's up with your partner? oh! we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance because no two people are alike, so... limu gets a little confused when he sees another bird that looks exactly like him. ya... he'll figure it out. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein. but we're also a cancer fighting, hiv controlling, joint replacing

liz: senator tammy baldwin of wisconsin. thank you.r, we do get this news about the latest engagement. no reports of any injuries in this shooting down of an iranian drone by a u.s. ship. the "uss boxer." by the way, this sunday, the call has come once again, because when we talk about military, we are talking about our brave soldiers. i am once again the captain of team fox business. together with my team partner democratic strategist chris hahn, we will compete in our eighth new york city triathlon to raise money for a reason. i want to introduce you to one of my main reasons. army sergeant joel tavara of queens. at age 17, he insisted on becoming a volunteer fireman in his community. right there, this kid is a genius, right. he then became an army sergeant at 19. already showing selflessness and leadership. in march of 2008, while serving in iraq, his humvee was hit by five rockets. he was engulfed in flames, burned over 60% of his body, blinded, lost his leg, four fingers, suffered severe head trauma. he was absolutely not expected

a few months ago we were contacted by the office of the attorney general for the state of wisconsin. they created a new school safety office, and what they wanted to do -- while wisconsin doesn't currently have legislation mandating threat assessments in schools they wanted to provide the school with something. they drafted protocols we reviewed. we helped them come up with questions. we went down and participated in their press conference to roll it out and participated in conferences in wisconsin. i think the more we share information, the more that we are out there being able to provide the communities with the secret service approach, i think it will help really alleviate and hopefully prevent even one incident from happening. one is too many. >> sorry. a majority of the attacks from 2018 happened at places of business. what is the center doing specifically with businesses and companies across the country, trying the mitigate what we are seeing in terms of these mass shootings? >> so we have been putting out a lot of the, obviously, reports. we make sure that we mention it's not

a few months ago, we were contacted by the office of the attorney general for the state of wisconsin. they created a new school safety office, and what they wanted to do, while wisconsin doesn't have legislation mandating threat assessments in schools, they wanted to be able to provide the community with something. they drafted threat assessment protocols that us and ntac reviewed very closely, helped them come up with questions. we even went down and participated in the press conference to roll it out and we participated in two national school safety conferences in the state of wisconsin. so i think the more that we share information, the more that we're out there being able to provide the communities with the secret service approach, i think it will help really alleviate and hopefully prevent even one incident from happening. one is too many. >> that was a portion of a briefing held by the secret service department of homeland security yesterday on mass attacks in 2018 around the country. we're back live over on the house side of the capitol for a hearing of an oversight committ sub