style, a republican from wisconsin who , who retiredl ryan at the end of the 115th congress. he represented the first district for years. bryan steil was a staffer for paul ryan and was on the university of wisconsin board of regents. >> why did you run for this seat? rep. steil: i looked for the opportunity to continue the economic growth in this country, how do we make sure people are prepared for jobs of the future and how do we scale back the scope and reach of the federal government. >> what did paul ryan say to you, any advice as he left? rep. steil: as i won the election, we had the chance to have a conversation. it is what a great honor to serve the people of southeast wisconsin and be their voice in washington. and the importance of working hard. doing your homework, diving in. people most impactful on washington correlate directly with the time and effort they put in to public policy and trying to improve people's lives in wisconsin. >> what were you doing before you one -- won this seat? rep. steil: the past 10 years working in business and the private sector, manufac

u.s. state of wisconsin the company had said it was abandoning its original plans to assemble large l.c.d. screens there citing a change in global markets that made it more expensive and that shift was a black eye to wisconsin and a blow to residents who feel like they've already sacrificed enough for the company . for the residents of mount pleasant these frozen prairie's now feel like a field of broken dreams this is the spot the moho news chose to build what they thought would be there for ever. but then taiwanese electronics giant folks called moved in forcing most of the neighbors out this is our view to the west used to be beautiful cornfields and well maintained beautifully landscaped houses now there's only one loft and big on soon foxconn came to the state of wisconsin lured by an unprecedented four billion dollars in incentives from taxpayers' pockets in return thirteen thousand blue collar jobs were promised manufacturing flat screen t.v.'s that was a year and a half ago those jobs have yet to materialize now building walk appears to be at a standstill but in mount pleasa

former wisconsin governor have to say? scott walker joins us next. >> shannon: one big story >> one big story in our countdown to 2020, the democratic national committee will not allow fox news to moderate one of the democratic presidential debate. party chairman tom perez setting a story new yorker magazine referencing the channel's coverage of donald trump, the story alleges this channel has become a propaganda vehicle for the president. he said a statement fox news is not in a position to host a fair and neutral debate for our candidates. here's a statement from the managing editor, we hope the dnc will reconsider its decision to bar chris wallace, bret baer and martha maccallum all of whom embody the ultimate journalistic integrity and professionalism from moderating a democratic presidential debate. they are the best debate team in the business and offer candidates an important opportunity to make their case to the largest tv news audience in america which includes many persuadable voters. eric's wall well who is visiting iowa and new hampshire says this about his party rejecti

secondary. eastern. m. >> c-span continues its freshman profile ser eyes. the republican from wisconsin who succeeded paul ryan, the former speaker of the house who retired at the end of 115th congress. he represented 1st congressional district. speaker's ber of staff. >> why did you decide to run for this seat? >> the economic growth. how do we get prepared and address the high cost of health care and scale back the scope and reach of the federal government. >> what did paul ryan say to you? >> we had a bit of a conversation and what a great honor it is to serve the people of southeast wisconsin to be their voice here in washington and the important taps of working hard, doing your homework and diving in and the people impactful correlate with the amount of time and effort they put in to public policy and trying to improve people's lives. >> what were you doing before you won this seat? >> i spent the last 10 years working in the business sector, manufacturing sector and how the federal government, how they can slow and hinder growth of businesses through bureaucracy and red tape and w

. do you remember that? >> it was wisconsin. i do know that. >> reporter: wait, wisconsin? not nebraska? actually, it was quite specific. the ring was sent to the town of beaver dam wisconsin to this walmart store. this is where a girl named cori bought the ring for a boy named ryan. but it wasn't love always, and the ring was soon gathering dust in the cab of ryan's red pickup truck. but then the strangest thing happened. the truck was reported stolen from here on ryan's farm just a few days before the murders of wayne and sharmon stock in far off nebraska. >> really nothing more than a standard missing vehicle. >> reporter: jim roarer was then a detective back in dodge county, wisconsin. when the call came in, it suggested some local joy ride, they'd find it nearby. instead, what a surprise. >> our dispatch had received confirmation from a parish down in louisiana that they had the stolen truck. >> reporter: stolen in wisconsin and abandoned way down in louisiana. that's a long way to go. what did you think? >> a couple kids on a joy ride. somebody taking it that needed to ge

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amendment offered by the gentlewoman from wisconsin. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 31 printed in part b of hoss report 116-16. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? mr. davidson: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. he clerk: amendment number 31, printed in part b of house report 116-16, offered by mr. davidson of ohio. the chair: the gentleman from ohio, mr. davidson, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from ohio. mr. davidson: all too often in washington we mistake activity for prgress. in many cases we apply that misguided framework on the states. there are few better examples of this than washington's dabbling in our election law over the last few decades. the voter registration act aimed at increasing turnout did not achieve that aim. it crinested -- it increased voter registration but as the congressional research service s

out static. >> each year the people that make the finest cheese go to wisconsin for the world cheese championship. we got a taste of the competition. >> this is a cheesy story that takes place in the cheesiest state of wisconsin. our story begins in the town of thorp where you can't miss the farm. their dream where their 400 dairy cows are contented and have names and their five children run free. they immigrated from holland and never looked back except that she missed dutch cheese, specifically gouda. >> one evening i was tossing and turning and i was like, we have good wisconsin milk here on the farm. i said i know what we should do. we should start making our own gouda. >> which is exactly w did. just four months after making her very first cheeses in 2006, award, and then in 2013, one of her aged gouda's won best cheese in america at the u.s. cheese championship. a huge deal with immediate dividends. >> my immigration lawyer called and he said i think we could see how it would go. >> up there with nobel prize winners and movie stars. it only goes to people whose achieveme

corporate giant monsanto. >> to the tiny hamlett of berlin, wisconsin, everyone is trying to find out who won half a billion dollars. >> meet i teen with a 4.4g pa and runs two youtube channels. that's not all. >> what else could there be? dropping overnight, the miley cyrus video that has hannah montana losing their minds. >> watch out for the big win. the friday edition of "early today" starts right now. >> hold on. good morning. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. president trump had an extra spring in his step at last night's rally in the battle ground state of michigan. it was his first campaign event since robert mueller completed his investigation into russian election interference. the president sounded off against his critics and vowed to turn mueller's findings into a political weapon. nbc's tracie potts joins us now from d.c. with the latest. tracie we hear house democrats are gearing up for a major battle with attorney general william barr. >> reporter: they are. they want that full mueller report released as soon as possible. they've given barr a tuesday deadline, but ba

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the question on the lips of just about everyone tonight, from here to wisconsin, who won it? a jackpot mystery. someone sitting on $768 million. kevin tibbles is on the hunt. >> reporter: it's the talk of this tiny hamlet. some lucky guy or gal hit it powerball big, buying the winning ticket at the local speedway. so far the winner's a secret, but the rainbow diner is all abuzz. you didn't win, though? >> i didn't win. >> reporter: me neither. the biggest thing to hit new berlin, wisconsin, since, well -- >> since the parade last fourth of july. >> reporter: this jackpot of $768 million has a cash payout of almost half a billion. and here that will buy you 298 million pounds of wisconsin cheddar, or 119 million pounds of wisconsin brats. nothing cheesy about that. kevin tibbles, nbc news, new berlin, wisconsin. >>> it was 40 years ago today when the accident at three mile island put a cloud over this country's nuclear industry. all these years later, some who lived through it are still haunted by the accident. andrea mitchell covered it at the time and just went back. >> report

does the gentlewoman from wisconsin seek recognition? ms. moore: i rise today to offer an amendment. i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 29, printed in part b of house report number 116-16, offered by ms. moore of wisconsin. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 172, the gentlewoman from wisconsin, ms. moore, and a member posed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from wisconsin. ms. moore: thank you so much, madam chair. i rise today to offer an amendment to h.r. 1 for the people act, which would, among other provisions, require federal and state governments to physically provide voting registration materials at the same time they provide note thefication of a restoration of voting rights under the bill. voting is the most powerful voices that we have in our democracy. as a wisconsinite, i'm proud to stand today to night for everyone's right to vote. wisconsin has been the petrie dish for some of the most pernicious voting suppression efforts, including partisan gerrymande

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wisconsin? they could be very rich this morning. one winning powerball ticket in the $768 million jackpot. good morning, welcome to "early start." i'm jessica taken. >> i'm dave briggs. if you won, are you here? >> right here? i also live in wisconsin. >> if and when i win. we start though with your health care. even republicans appear bewildered by president trump's promise to make the gop the party of health care. deep divisions over the affordable care act that bogged down the party two years ago still remain. and kevin mccarthy told the president that the decision it renew efforts to kill obamacare made no sense especially after democrats routed republicans in the midterms in part over that issue of pre-existing conditions. >> now the white house has no plan for replacing the affordable care act if a decision by a texas drug to strike down the law is upheld. but the administration insists that there will be one. >> the president will be putting forward plans this year that we hope to introduce into congress, but the reality is that the court decision is likely not until the summer of

wisconsin, a state he won in 2016, to campaign against democratic senator warn the crowd that baldwin would support socialized medicine. although he claimed he was trying to be nice about it. >> leah's, radical, far left opponent is tammy baldwin. [ boos ] who wants a socialist takeover of health care. [ boos ] you know, i'm trying to say that very nicely. i'm trying to -- see, normally i'd scream, "they want a socialist takeover." now i say, "wants a socialist takeover." i'm trying to be nice. >> seth: it's so jarring when he tells people he's pretending to be nice. [ light laughter ] it's like if robert de niro looked into the camera halfway through a movie and said, "i'm not really in the mafia. i'et. none of this is real." [ applause ] and the attack didn't work. baldwin ended up winning her race by 10 points, but if you thought billionaire donald trump would be the least effective messenger against the supposed dangers of socialized medicine, you'd be wrong. because on tuesday, fox business news actually found someone who was even worse at it, "duck dynasty" star phil robertson.

important decision about their 2020 presidential sweepstakes. they have chosen milwaukee wisconsin as the site of their nominating convention. but, as to who will be nominated, the field is wide open and will likely be expanding soon. correspondent peter doocy has specifics. >> beto o'rourke is running or at least jogging in a new movie about his unsuccessful senate campaign. >> run like there is nothing to lose. >> robbery stepped in the spotlight of a screening in his biography in austin if he runs starts out in fifth place in iowa according to a des moines register poll behind warren harris sanders. pete singling out mike pence. >> how key allow himself to become the cheerleader of the porn star presidency? is it that he -- is he that he stopped believing in scripture and started believing in donald trump? i don't know. >> christia kirsten gillibrand s starting her week reporting a woman in her office resigned because she didn't think a sexual harassment complaint was taken seriously. last week the accused was fired by gillibrand an outspoken reporter of the me too. >> any regrets how

biggest thing to hit new berlin, wisconsin, since, well -- >> since the parade last fourth of july. >> reporter: this jackpot of $768 million has a cash payout of almost half a billion. and here that will buy you 298 million pounds of wisconsin cheddar, o119 million pounds of wisconsin brats. nothing cheesy about that. kevin tibbles, nbc news, new berlin, wisconsin. >>> it was 40 years ago today when the accident at three mile island put a cloud over this country's nuclear industry. all these years later, some wh lived through it are still haunted by the accident. andrea mitchell covered it at the time and just went back. >> reporter: they gathered before dawn at three mil island, marking the moment when one of two reactors went into partial meltdown, e worst nuclear accident in u.s. history, halting the growtof nuclear power in america to this day, and sparking health concerns that lier 40 years later. >> the cleanup will take years and cost hundreds of millions of dollars. >> it was just panic, it was fear, it was all these emotionsr anped up into one. >> reporter: thousds of pre

2015, and the deaths of six people at n sikh temple in wisconsin in 2012. jeff pegues has more on this as the president weighs in. >> reporter: in new york today, heavily armed police officers stood watch outside a mosque, even though u.s. law enforcement officials are not aware of any imminent threat. what investigators have seen is a steady rise in right-wing extremism. john miller is deputy police commissioner at the new york police department. >> we're seeing an increase in the propaganda. again, when we look at their proppropagda techniques from otr terrorist groups. >> reporter: isis inspired followers online, and now white supremacists are doing the same. far-right attacks in europe jumped 43% between 2016 and 2017. in the u.s., right-wing extremists were linked to at least 50 murders last year. that's a 35% increase over 2017. >> i would say the majority of it is propagated online. in fact, this morning, after the attacks, i was seeing celebrations of the attacks online, on the anti-muslim hate sites. it's really disgusting. >> reporter: just last month, coast guard lieute

trump is waiting for the mueller report. >> plus a rebuke of attempts to snatch power in wisconsin. >>> and what the heck is going on with brexit? >> order, order. >> when "all in" starts right now. ♪ >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. as the country waits for the mueller report to settle the question as to whether the president of the united states is compromised by russia, new revelations raise further questions of exactly whose interest the most powerful people in the country are serving. elijah cummings disclosed today that senior white house officials including the daughter and son in law have been using personal email accounts and messaging apps to conduct official business in parent vilaze of the records act. the personal lawyer confirmed in december kushner has used and continues to use whatsapp as part of his official duties in the white house. he keeps track by screen shotting them. when asked if he's ever used whatsapp to communicate with foreign leaders? mr. lowell reports that he had commune kazs with people quote outside the united states. and ivanka w

happened here in the sprawling fields of rural wisconsin has captivated the country. >> we the jury find the defendant steven a. avery guilty. >> in 2015 the netflix series "making a murderer" convinced many viewers that they both convicted of murder had been railroaded by law enforcement. it's a case dateline has been following for more than a decade match as their lawyers worked tirelessly to free them from prison we posed the questions aven everyone's been asking. why would steven avery do this? >> that's a great question. >> we speak to ken krats, that steven avery made himself a murderer. >> steven avery started planning this event the very first day he went to prison. why are you sitting here today? >> finally realized that someone needed to speak and bring forward the truth of what happened. >> so what did happen here? our story begins with teresa ha halbach. they became fast friends in college. both were photographers working at the same studio in green bay. >> she would get this smile. that was one thing i think she really loved to do is just make other people smile. >> the

in competitive states. wisconsin, pennsylvania, michigan, these are competitive states. it's a competitive part of the country. and if you look at how 2016 finished, what the president accomplished was pretty remarkable. no republican had won those states in about 30, 40 years, but they were very narrowly

tibbles visits one family in wisconsin. >> how many heifers we got left? >> reporter: on a cold winter weekend, another family farm goes under. for generations, the sound of cattle echoed around the lone pine dairy, but on this day, the auctioneer is louder. >> 75, sold!>> eporter: guy and wendy tullman are selling their herd to the highest bidder. what was it like saying good-bye to them? >> like losing a member of your family. >> you get very connected to them from birth on. there's an emptiness in my heart. >> reporter: the tullmans tried hang on, tried doing with less, tried working harder, never took vacations. >> i know we did verything that we could to survive. >> reporter: years of hrecord-low milk prices meant could no longer make a go of i t. >> i said i never wanted to get rich. all i wanted to do was pay my bils and have a little left over. >> reporter: paul mitchell, who teaches at the university of wisconsin, says the pace of farmers getting out is increasing. >> w've lost 7.5% o our dairy farmers in the state of wisconsin -- >> reporter: in one >> in one year. that's ove

he's won lotteries at least three times. >> there are more people in wisconsin than just him, john. >> you say. i think he's the winner. we could have an exclusive interview with the powerball winner jim sensenbrenner tomorrow on "new day." >> i like this. fact-free. newsroom with jim sciutto starts right now. >>> a good thursday morning to you. it is opening day for baseball. poppy has the week off. president trump announcing the fbi and justice department will review the decision to drop all 16 charges against actor jussie smollett. he calls the situation outrageous and embarrassing. the "empire" actor was accused of staging an assault on himself. chicago top officials maintain the allegations were a hoax. adding to the confusion about the case, the state attorney for cook county kim foxx said she believes her office could have proven that jussie smollett was guilty. >> based on the facts and the evidence presented in the charging decision made by this office. they could prove him guilty. >> cnn is following the new developments. it is confusing for me and has to be for folks at

protection of the voting rights action. it made a big difference. in wisconsin 40 to 8,000 people were turned away from polls because of the color of their skin or their age or whatever excuse could be made up to top a fellow american citizen from voting. >> martha: is that what really happened? here is a campaign and finance election lawyer and general counsel to the republican congressional committee. to break this down. she is the first person to run without the protection of the voter rights act. what changed and why did she not run under that protection? >> it's important to point out that statement is wildly inaccurate. i am guessing what she is conferring to is the shelbiy county case from the supreme court in 2013 said that a locality, before making changes, whether that clearance would stand. the supreme court said the criteria was outdated. the supreme court said it was responsible to make sure there were no discriminatory actions with the right to vote but this criteria is outdated. the pre-clearance provision will be invalidated. she was still very much running in 2016 under the v

wisconsin, missouri, iowa and south dakota are overflowing. a mix of rain and melting snow in higher elevations flooded the rivers in the region --leaving residents scrambling to evacuate as the water poured into their homes.. <"so this is my backyard ... the entire block, completely flooded.">(justine) the nation weather service expects nebraska will feel the brunt of it -- the platte river crested at record-highs on friday, leaving parts of highway 75 impassible. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. dry and above dry and above average temperatures will remain in place through the weekend and into monday. overnight lows will be a bit warmer with widespread mid to upper 40s. daytime highs on sunday will range from the mid 60s to mid 70s. rain chances return to the bay area tuesday and wednesday along with cooler temperatures for the second half of the week. another storm with additional rain is likely late next week. (justine) (justine) (justine) (justine) (justine) coming up -- (justine) (justine) next week. rain is likely late wit

states that they are running in. the truth of the matter, they lost in ohio, wisconsin, pennsylvania and michigan. who did they lose, they lost male democrats. why did they lose male democrats, you don't go and say the top is gun-control, you talk about jobs, the economy, with a mismatch policy and campaign strategy all the time. they believe all the time, that the things that stoke their ideological fires work for every single american and they don't always work. they also run these campaigns, hillary clinton had no reason to lose florida, she had a prime group of puerto rican refugees who come there who are very much inclined to vote democratic, and yet they went after nothing, they didn't do any work on it, they famously didn't travel to wisconsin, a state that was always going to be a swing state. they make these fundamental decisions that mismatch policy and politics all the time. they are not holistically good at politics. they are great at some things, once in a generation candidate like barack obama, or they'll get a policy that people can get behind or they will get a campai

stanley asia chairman, steven roche and former wisconsin governor scott walker joins us to discuss his recent op-ed in the "washington times" on the benefits of tax cuts "squawk box" will be right back. >>> china reportedly offering unprecedented concessions in the trade talks with the u.s., but are the new promises legitimate? we'll get a live report from beijing. >>> ip oh boy. the wait for lyft's public debut is almost over what is expected from today's pricing. >>> and closing the books on the trump economy in 2018. the final read on fourth quarter gdp is out in 30 minutes we'll bring you the number and instant analysis as the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >> live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box. ♪ >> good morning, and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc, live from the nasdaq market site, in squawk square. i'm joe kernen along with kayla tausche and mike santoli andrew is off. becky is on assignment and the futures right now have turned south and at least down a little bit, ten, flat lined for most of the mornin

and joins us from madison, wisconsin where an event for beto o'rourke is just wrapping up. >> he is now arriving into milwaukee, wisconsin. this is his second wisconsin stop of the day. to note, this is the second state that beto o'rourke is visiting as a presidential candidate. remember in 2016 by just 22,000 votes donald trump beat hillary clinton who infamously did not come here during the general election. i want to play with you a little bit of sound, kendis. i asked beto o'rourke, how do democrats essentially make that pitch to voters that once voted democrat that decided to vote for donald trump. how do you go back and win places like iowa, michigan and wisconsin? this is what beto o'rourke told us. >> the only way to win is to show up. and i have found that in every political race i've run from city council to congress to u.s. senate, when we don't show up, we get what we deserve, and that is to lose. so i'm going to show up everywhere for everyone. >> reporter: beto o'rourke is going to be going to michigan and ohio on monday after visiting here wisconsin and three days of

family in wisconsin. >> how many heifers do we have left? >> reporter: on a cold winter weekend another family farm goes under. for generations the sound of cattle echoed around the lone pine dairy, but on this day the auctioneer is louder. [ auctioneer calling ] >> guy and wendy tollman are selling to the highest bidder. >> what was it like saying good-bye to them? >> like losing a member of your family. >> you get connected from birth on. there is an emptiness in my heart. >> they tried to hold on, tried doing with less and tried working harder, never took vacations. >> i know that we did everything we could to survive. >> reporter: years of record-low milk prices meant they could no longer make a go of it. >> i said i never wanted to get rich. i just wanted to pay my bills and have a little left over. >> paul mitchell who teaches at the university of wisconsin says the pace of farmers getting out is increasing. >> we've lost 7% out of wi thas one year? >> o of d the last 15 years. with higher production and lower demand the numbers just don't work anymore. >> if it keeps goin

appeal. >>> the wisconsin man accused of kidnapping jayme closs choked back tears in court as he entered a guilty plea. jake patterson faces life in prison. he's charged with kidnapping closs and killing her parents. >> how do you plead to that charge? >> guilty. >> patterson says that he agreed to the plea in order to spare his victim and her family a trial. the teen managed to escape in january. patterson will be sentenced in may. >>> a man convicted of a deadly attack at a white nationalist rally in charlottesville has pleaded guilty to federal hate crimes. james alex fields was convicted on 29 of 30 counts in a deal to avoid the death penalty. fields was sentenced to life in prison after driving his car into counterprotesters in 2017, killing one person. fields previously claimed that he acted out of fear for his safety. >>> a lucky powerball winner is waking up three quarters of a billion dollars richer this morning. the winning ticket was sold in new berlin, wisconsin, just outside of milwaukee. the numbers were 16-20-37-44-62, and the powerball is 12. the jackpot is the th

because it . >> reporter: seven years ago, there was a shooting at a sikh temple in wisconsin. it was at this location here, the same area, where the event was held today. back then, seven years ago, there was a similar event held for the sikh temple victims. they showed uptoalso showed up at the event and said it shows the city is inclusive of all faiths in the area. >> thank you. a show of support at a mosque in lodi. this picture shows a human chain of non-muslims lined up outside of the mosque during prayers yesterday. they wanted to make sure the people inside were safe. "my hat is off to the good people of lodi," they said. >>> new zealand's government is ger gun control laws. the country's prime minister says gun reform laws will be announced next wednesday. as jacqui heinrich tells us, families are having to wait to properly bury their loved ones due to the inpray together in silence for our muslim brothers who were killed. pope francis praying for victim during his pontiff saying these victims add to the payne wars and conflicts affecting humanity. a 28-year-old white supremacis

and we go up to wisconsin and michigan, states that had not been won for many years, we won those states, and they said how do we solve this horrible problem -- we lost an election that in. -- some people -- i didn't, but some people thought they were going to win. they set i have an idea, let's blame russia. it was a hoax. it was all a big hoax and now you are seeing it today again, no collusion. the other day, no collusion. there was no collusion. when i had to go to wisconsin, i went to wisconsin. when i had to go to michigan and pennsylvania and south carolina and north carolina, that's where i go. when i had to go to florida, went to won easily, i florida. you don't call russia when you have to go to florida. russia won't help you much. thank you very much. thank you, everybody. thank you. >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, indiana republican congressman jim banks on president trump's $750 billion pentagon budget request. illinois congresswoman robin kelly talks about the president's fiscal

: brian steil, a republican from wisconsin who succeeded paul ryan, who retired at the end of the 115th congress. he represented the first district for years. congressman steil was a staffer for paul ryan and was on the university of wisconsin board of regents.

sold in wisconsin for the third largest jackpot ever, worth more than $768 million. and where nine other tickets worth at least $1 million were sold. ♪ i got bills >>> amy picked up something in the lyrics. >> she was right, i just heard it. >> i heard it. >> it's great to have you with us on this thursday and it's a thankful thursday for whoever has that powerball ticket. >> yeah, that's an understatement. someone in new berlin, wisconsin, has just won more than $768 million. they are the first powerball jackpot winners of 2019 and, wow, that's a pretty nice prize to wake up to. >> a lot of people waking up saying, i hope it's somebody in my family. i don't know anybody in wisconsin. we'll have much more on that ahead. >>> we're going to begin this morning with the very latest on the jussie smollett case. the fbi is now reviewing prosecutors' decision to drop the charges against the "empire" actor. this comes as the state attorney defends the move. alex perez in chicago with the very latest, good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael. even though she's coming un

about the russia investigation, plus, beto o'rourke moves on to wisconsin. lots of attention, good and bad. criticism of his political experience and his handle on key policy issues all heats up. first up for you, though, if it's sunday, it's a tweet day for the president most often. fueling the digital outpouring criticism on white nationalism around the world. take a listen to this. >> i don't really. i think it's a small group of people that have very, very serious problems. i guess if you look at what happened in new zealand, perhaps that's a case. i don't know enough about it yet. >> he needs to look at the data and information and facts and actually listen and understand the tremendous responsibility he has. >> i can tell you this -- his rhetoric doesn't help and many of these people whether it was the person who tried to bomb barack obama or this murderer in new zealand, have cited donald trump along the way. >> and now to the direct attacks on a dead senator from his own party. the president going after john mccain, seven months after he died, by name in a series of tweets.

. mike pence will be speaking this morning and we will hear from governor scott walker of wisconsin and i was senator joni ernst. live coverage on c-span2. we expect it to start in just a moment. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning, larry! [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the cpac conference taking place at national harbor just outside washington dc, the start of the annual conference hosted by the american conservative union. among the speakers is wisconsin governor scott walker. we will hear from joni ernst. and we start with glenn beck, of blaze tv. senator ted cruz will speak, devon nunez of california, kellyanne conway is on the list with jerry falwell junior, donald trump junior, should clarify, commerce secretary wil

michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. you need someone who actually has won in places before and someone who can bring this country back together again. i will do that. thank you for coming out. [applause] >> one second. thank you. >> talking about how you worked with ted cruz on a bill. the bipartisanship translates -- your core values. walking across the aise. sen. gillibrand: you need to listen to everyone and find out what they believe in and care about and you will find something that you both agree on. senator cruz and i both wanted to rent the sexual-harassment framework in washington. we had that common ground. we got senators on the bill and ultimately it passed unanimously. >> thank you so much. >> my name is tina. [indiscernible] >> thank you for coming. >> so good to see you. thank you for coming. >> i will spend a few minutes with her. sen. gillibrand: take care. >> you were my senator are almost a decade. i lived close to new york city. i think it is wonderful listening to a powerful, intelligent woman talking about major issues surrounding our country. sen. gillibrand: terrifi

wisconsin, and he didn't go. and bill clinton said he was in wisconsin. you better get up there, there are a lot of signs up there. better get up there darling. and wisconsin, they don't come to a place called michigan. michigan. and bill clinton said, you know i was in michigan, you better get to michigan, it's not looking good. they have so many of those signs every place i look, michigan hasn't been lost in decades by the dams, hasn't been lost, and if you remember this was my last stop. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> president trump: this was it. and i will never forget, this was a spur of the moment because i heard crooked hillary and bill barack obama, and michelle. they were all headed here in the last moment, they had a tiny little crowded. and i had -- i'd like to say more but i can't have more than this, because every seat is gone and outside you are 25,000 people. [cheers and applause] and i remember leaving and i said, i had 32,000 people including the people outside, i will tell you we have more tonight because outside we have even more than we do here. and

the fight. >>> somebody in wisconsin has a lot of extra cheddar this morning. the one jackpot winning ticket in the $768 million powerball drawing was sold in wisconsin. the jackpot is the third largest in u.s. history. and powerball's second biggest ever. the winning number 16, 20, 37, 44, 62 and powerball 12. if you arewinner, please call us. for everyone else, there is the mega ball tomorrow night. the jackpot just $75 million. >> we'd be fine with that. >>> ahead, no deal times eight. british lawmakers cannot agree on a brexit plan even as the prime minister says she will quit just to get the job done. we're live in london. this is charlie not coughing because he took delsym 12-hour. and this is charlie still not coughing while trying his hardest not to wake zeus. delsym 12-hour. nothing lasts longer for powerful cough relief. when i had my brother take me places, it was always like, we had to get there early so i could smoke a cigarette before we go inside. i'm a pain - i'm a little sister! we always had to stop for cigarettes... yea exactly it's true. get up... first thi

would iran. reporter: elsewhere, congressman beto o'rourke is campaigning in wisconsin. senator corey booker and amy klobuchar and i would have event later today. senator elizabeth warren in tennessee and exclusively joining "fox news sunday" saying you'll make it to launch one thing if he does is going to be a big one. >> you certainly seems like he's running is not officially. more on that interview later. jeff paul, thank you that much. our talk radio panel walls talk about how they differentiate themselves from the pack is the list of presidential hopeful seems to get longer by the day. laura: followed the first veto on rebuking his national emergency on the border, nancy pelosi indicating the house will try to overwrite it. joining us from the white house with more on this. hi, garrett. >> good afternoon. the white house is not at all concerned about the vote to override the president's veto. on "fox news sunday," chief of staff mick mulvaney says it has zero chance of passing. as for the 12 republican senators who voted against the emergency declaration this week, maldini says t

wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania? we are starting to see how the president will do against these democrats. >> not too early. these candidates are doing a lot of campaign stops. it's a good way to set the baseline especially as fundraising picks up. and we see the first move in the state president won last time.he is behind against candidates like biden, potential candidates like beto and bernie. >> we got the wisconsin pole. we also have pennsylvania and michigan that we will put up there. wisconsin, joe biden, 53-40. >> yeah. he is, he's figured out how to like that stay against trump. that's probably his appeal to those middle-of-the-road voters that president trump was able to lock up last time. >>leland: we look at michigan next. michigan, things are a little bit better for the president. what's with the 39 percent on beto? >> largely because of the fact he was a phenomenon intexas among people who are activists around the country but relatively unknown in michigan unlike biden , who's been on the ballot and been around . so on and so forth. the seven of these three states, the larges

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. >> trevor: democrats picked wisconsin to host their 2020 convention. they couldn't have gone to houston or miami in the summer because bernie does not do well in humidity. ( laughter ) now, the speculation is that the democrats picked wisconsin to make up for the fact that, in 2016, hillary clinton never campaigned there. she totally took it for granted. she basically treated wisconsin the same way i treated my english exams in high school. i speak english, i don't need to study it! then i got in there, semicolon, when a comma has sex with a period? anyway, now that the convention city has been picked, the question is who will be accepting the nomination there? seems like every day more candidates are joining the race. latest to jump in jay inslee who made climate change the center of his campaign. he's going to have an uphill battle because half the country doesn't believe climate change exists, the other half doesn't believe jay inslee exists. even his wife is, like, i've never heard of this guy. also joining the race is john hickenlooper, former governor of colorado with a name that sou

wisconsin yesterday to abducting the 13-year-old teenager last october and to murdering her parents. he was here to show the emotional day in court. .> good morning. jake patterson told authorities he knew he wanted to kidnap jamie closs after he saw her getting off a school bus right near her house. the fact that he pleaded guilty means jamie is not going to have to testify in front of a jury an and relive the horror. >> jake patterson walked into he the courtroom with a smile. e appeared to acknowledge his family and then sat down to plead guilty. >> guilty. >> >> patterson admitted to kidnapping jamie closs last ctober and holding her captive. he admitted to killing her parents james and denise closs. t the attorneys say he rejected the ideas. him. heare was not at the hearing. her family was but they left wi without commenting. for nearly three months jamie's ryingpearance united thousands of people all trying to find asr. flinl, it was this 911 call that answered her family's prayers. >> i myi have a young lady at my she sayght now. she said her name is jayme closs. the attention t