., president biden tonight in wisconsin, and his reaction to the heckling in the chamber during the state of the union. the moment he had democrats and republicans standing to preserve medicare and social security. mary bruce at the white house. >>> also, that tense exchange before the address even started. senator mitt romney with harsh words for embattled congressman george santos, who made up much of his life story before getting elected. tonight, george santos saying it romney.very and mitt romney explaining why he felt the need to say something. rachel scott live on the hill. >>> as we come on the air tonight, we are tracking severe storms and a tar know dae watch right now. alerts across 20 states. wind gusts topping 50 miles per hour. then the system moving into the northeast. rob marciano timing it out. >>> for the first time tonight, the pentagon confirming four previous chinese spy balloons have flown over the u.s. martha raddatz standing by tonight on where they were, what they flew over, and when. >>> tonight, the alex murdaugh trial, charged with killing his wife and son, and

i'm sure here in wisconsin, there are a number of examples of dead or dying malls. and one of the things i hope people like leave my book and maybe leave here today with is the idea that malls can have a second life or sometimes a third life and they don't have to just be what they have always been. so i first had the idea for this book in 2018 when i read about the italian architect renzo piano's involvement with a project called city center bishop branch out in san ramon, california. that's like in the greater bay area in northern california, the word city center were in the name of the project. but when i looked at the map, it didn't seem to be that close to any cities and piano himself kept calling it a piazza in his beautiful italian accent. but this wasn't an italian hill town and i suspected and my research later proved that this was in fact a mall. but why did no one want to call it a mall? so cut to almost four years later? and my book that in part answers that question by linking malls to the fashion cycle like malls are made for the same kind of disposabl

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i'm sure here in wisconsin, there are a number of examples of dead or dying malls. and one of the things i hope people like leave my book and maybe leave here today with is the idea that malls can have a second life or sometimes a third life and they don't have to just be what they have always been. so i first had the idea for this book in 2018 when i read about the italian architect renzo piano's involvement with a project called city center bishop branch out in san ramon, california. that's like in the greater bay area in northern california, the word city center were in the name of the project. bu when i looked at the map, it didn't seem to be that close to any cities and piano himself kept calling it a azza in his beautiful italian accent. but this wasn't an italian hill town and i suspected and my research later proved that this was in fact a mall. but why did no one want to call it a mall? so cut to almost four years later? and my book that in part answers that question by linking malls to the fashion cycle like malls are made for the same kind of disposable b

i also want to think my colleagues from wisconsin, oregon and virginia. you may wonder why these states, why are they here? they have amazing backgrounds and wants the same thing we want. we want to find results for the issue of the border crisis. we just had -- heard from mayors, elected officials on the county side from law enforcement, border patrols, ranchers, they have the same feeling about this. it is impacting everyone in different ways. they are facing very similar situations. this is not just a border state issue anymore. every state has become a border state with a fentanyl crisis because it is impacting our communities in a different ways. we all agree on the issue that this is causing and on the solutions we need to find so we are here to do exactly that, not to play politics with this but finds real solutions that will save lives. when we cannot control the border, we cannot control lives and that impacts the american dream that so many people are pursuing. as an immigrant myself, we know about the fights of the american dream and this fenta

again, it is a busy schedule for the president leaving for madison, wisconsin this morning. he will give the speech at 1:00. >>> people are talking about the economy. we have the inflation problems, and everything going on. where is president biden leading on what is next for us? >> reporter: that will be a big part of the conversation. he will continue that today in wisconsin, not just talking about the economy, but jobs, and union jobs. we heard this last night that he says he knows this is a big topic on everyone's mind. it's hard not to focus on when you go to the grocery store. as we predicted, he mentioned the unemployment rate falling to 3.4%, showing this is the lowest it has been since 1969. he highlighted the jobs reports from january that came out this past friday, showing the economy added more than 500,000 jobs during the month of january alone. he acknowledged, many people feel anxious about the state of the economy. he said to be patient that programs are working. he is now going on this cross-country journey. the president and the vice president is traveling

., president biden tonight in wisconsin, and his reaction to the heckling in the chamber during the state of the union. the moment he had democrats and republicans standing to preserve medicare and social security. mary bruce at the white house. >>> also, that tense exchange before the address even started. senator mitt romney with harsh words for embattled congressman george santos, who made up much of his life story before getting elected. tonight, george santos saying it wasn't very mormon of him, about romney. and mitt romney explaining why he felt the need to say something. rachel scott live on the hill. >>> as we come on the air tonight, we are tracking severe storms and a tornado watch right now. alerts across 20 states. wind gusts topping 50 miles per hour. then the system moving into the northeast. rob marciano timing it out. >>> for the first time tonight, the pentagon confirming four previous chinese spy balloons have flown over the u.s. martha raddatz standing by tonight on where they were, what they flew over, and when. >>> tonight, the alex murdaugh trial, charged with killi

or there in wisconsin. i'm in chicago. >> you're next door. >> a lot of big decisions, and remind me the next election will be in april, right? >> that's right. april 4th. or april 7th. excuse me. >> again, right next door. shaq brewster, thank you so much. >>> coming up, they will be the first to decide whether donald trump should head back to the white house. so do iowa voters still want him? ers still want him? power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated custom scans help you find new trading opportunities while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market (vo) verizon has the epic new phone your business needs on the 5g network it deserves. while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades boost your team's productivity with samsung's fastest processor yet. switch and save up to $1000 on the new galaxy s23 ultra. now that's epic. on the network america relies on. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash

i want to turn to wisconsin. voters in wisconsin are heading back to the ballot box in a supreme court race. this is a primary election. this could really make the difference in wisconsin for what democrats are able to do and get done. i know you know chicago really well, it's down the street from wisconsin. i was just there. what could the national interpretations before democrats as it relates to this race? and i think wisconsin is ground zero for some of these issues of democracy we often talk about. >> one of them specifically as abortion rights. we know that the supreme court level, at the state level, that is one that many states have decided they are going to push towards eradication. making sure they -- women don't have the right to choose. for the midwest, sadly, not all states look like illinois. you have an instance where this could be something that could really be thrown up between that and making sure that education funding happens. we're seeing multiple states where the courts are making those deci

wisconsin, voters are going to have the opportunity again to speak out on these two issues. election integrity and abortion. republicans have been on the right side of both those issues in recent months. >> juanita, congressman makes a very important point. this was an issue that galvanized voters in the midterm elections last year. now we have another race, not that far removed from the midterms, the right to make decisions about our own body is a top issue. according to a 2022 survey by the public religion research institute, 64% support illegal -- abortion in wisconsin. is that why we're seeing such high turnout for the supreme court primary? do you think voters there understand the stakes? >> absolutely. the campaigns did a great job of communicating that to voters. that is front and center. i appreciate the emphasis on the. number 64%. that's been pretty steady for the last decade. here we have republicans yet again using this as a baseline we know that conservative in this general election is supported by antiabortion whereas with janet per se which has been front and

yesterday, i went to wisconsin -- nice and warm like down here [laughter] to talk about how we're building an economy from the bottom up and the middle out. i'm so tired of trickle-down economics. not a lot trickled down to my dad's table when we were growing up. today, i came to florida to talk about a critical piece of that plan, giving families and seniors just a little more breathing room, as my dad would say, to lower your healthcare costs, and especially important here in florida. as i'm not surprised -- surprise to any one of you, it is to other people around the nation -- you have the highest percentage of seniors of any state in the nation. [applause] the highest percentage. folks on fixed incomes relying on social security and medicare to get by, they deserve a greater sense of security and dignity. that's what my plan offers. too many americans lay in bed at night, staring at the ceiling, wondering, what happens if i get sick, if i get cancer or my wife gets breast cancer or we -- or the kids get really sick? what happens? are we going to have to sell the house? what are we goin

he left for madison, wisconsin early this morning. he'll be in tampa, florida tomorrow. >> and president biden focused part of the state of the union on paul pelosi and his recovery from attack from an attack in his san francisco home. pelosi along with music superstar bono were guests of first lady dr. jill biden. the first lady called it political violence and nancy pelosi spoke on cnn last night about how her husband was doing. >> paul is doing fine. he is still on a path. it will take him a another few month to be well. normal. but he is strong and resilient. what it meant was that so many of my colleagues, of course the democrats but many of the republicans have been very prayerful and kind about this. so, some of them aren't. but most of them have been. and so when they responded to that, it had some authenticity for me. >> the suspect is now facing several state and federal charges including attempted murder. >>> well politics is as partisan as it can be these days. so how does one san francisco business use it to build communi

let's go back now to president biden who's in madison, wisconsin. we're going to try to play back that tape of him responding directly to republicans and using rick scott's proposal as proof that republicans have pushed forward this idea of sunsetting medicare and social security. now he's talking about the debt ceiling. do not go anywhere. go anywhere >> because of the grit and resolve of the american worker and i'm not just trying to be nice. i have been saying this my whole career. we're going to keep lower costing for families. we're going to keep putting shovels in the ground to rebuild our infrastructure, our supply chains, and manufacture more here at home. you know, in the communities across the country that were too easily written off for dead, we're going to see not only jobs and economic opportunity return but a sense of pride. i'm from scranton, pennsylvania, i was raised in a steel town called claymont, delaware. just like you're going to see here in wisconsin, we're going to make sure that what we do is rebuild these communities. let m

meanwhile, they want to vacate the office to replace him and obviously there is a wisconsin law. he is entitled to keep the seat until a successor is elected. >> todd: i'm trying to go on election law in general and sorry to put you on the spot, attorney for on the ballot there is a certain indication that people vote for about four, the for argument, but for what is on the ballot. the vote went the way it did. i guess i'm not understanding how there can be in the argument mr. meadows. >> they arguably played out kenosha county and very good judges in wisconsin state court. and the school board members and the school board to vacate elected members whenever they want for replacements, it seems like an unconstitutional power grab spirits for that seems like a slippery slope at the school board. we don't want this guy so we enter the election because he's conservative. that leads you to my next question mr. meadows, is this happening simply because you are a conservative? >> i can't say for sure but i have my suspicions and it is entirely possible. >> todd: what are the positions y

president biden hits the road today, courting blue-collar voters in wisconsin after an eventful state of the union

in wisconsin today biden touted the$2.9 billion of federal funding for infrastructure bills. this is granular stuff that shows people actual changes in their every day lives like funding buses with electric buses and replacing the i-39 wisconsin river bridge. and there are now tons of soon to be ready shovel projects for president biden to talk about in every state he visits, sort of a national pr blitz highlighting what democrats are doing and can do and maybe will do for americans across the country. and no one is in a better position to help us evaluate how biden's pick is landing than the newly elected democratic governor of maryland. governor moore is only the third black governor in u.s. history. he is now at the helm of a new state level trifecta, which means democrats in control of it statehouse, state senate, and governor's mansion. and maryland really at this moment with this man in charge has the opportunity to be a democratic laboratory. and also he was at the "state of the union" last night. that, too. joining me now is my friend maryland's democratic governor we

he left for madison, wisconsin, early that this morning. the speech takes place in less than an hour. >>> sunny skies wednesday afternoon. temperatures in the low 60s. we have a blue sky today. big picture shows us the next chance for rain showing up on saturday morning. weak weather system comes in late friday night and we could notice light rain from this friday evening. but the more noticeable in the better aim from the system comes in saturday morning. look at the snow in the sierra. that system works its way south before falling apart. it will impact that window. late friday night through saturday morning. it will put down half a foot of snow in the sierra. the snow will linger. plan on a good part of saturday not being an easy drive . it will be snowing. at home we get a little bit of rain and that is falling on saturday morning. you can see the drop of rain which shows up on saturday. and we get a warm up before then for wednesday and thursday. >>> as you heard nicole d'antonio mention, president biden is in wisconsin today to meet w

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in wisconsin that, john is on the democrats line. go ahead. caller: thanks for taking my call. i just wanted to correct the first caller who stated that biden had met with zelenskyy. he was not president of ukraine when biden took office. do your homework before you spread the disinformation. this is the problem we have trying to communicate between parties. one party gets their information solely from fox news and the other party actually reads. please correct that. host: this is from the piece by evan. he writes: condoleezza rice was on it face the nation yesterday and talked about what future leaders should consider about the u.s. and russia, particularly regarding ukraine. >> at this stage, foreign policy is getting talked about a fair amount. president trump criticized funding for ukraine. ron desantis said the u.s. cannot provide ukraine a blank check. they reject your point of view in many ways by saying the u.s. needs to pull back. >> i'm not going to put the words and mounds of future candidates. whoever runs for president understands the essence of this conflict. we a

and also, as you just said, he's heading out to wisconsin today. i think you're going to be with him later today where he visits union training center outside madison, wisconsin, and meet some of the people who are getting good-paying jobs as a result of bills bringing manufacturing back to the united states. so, this is going to be a message you continue to hear from the president, not just from the state of the union last night, but as he takes that message around the country. >> any chance i can go to wisconsin early february, i seize it. white house principal deputy press secretary olivia dalton, we appreciate you being with us here today. please come back soon. >> i would love to. thanks, john. >> thank you so much. >>> up next here on "way too early," more take aways from state of the union address. >>> later on "morning joe," chuck schumer will be the guest on the president's speech and reactions from former house speaker, nancy pelosi. >>> ron klain will join for his "morning joe" exit interview. show is just a few moments away. . paradonta

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what kind of reaction is his speech getting in wisconsin? >> reporter: the president will be landing here in the madison area in just a little bit now. as you mentioned, the white house says he's going to be -- going to this union training facility just outside of madison and an official says he'll be meeting with workers and apprentices who are being trained on jobs that have been created, they say, by legislation that the president pushed and passed through congress over the past two years. legislation that you heard the president tout during the state of the union address last night. things like the chips act, the infrastructure bill, the bipartisan infrastructure package, and even the american rescue plan. now, when you talk about how people are receiving his address, you know, we heard a lot of talk about manufacturing, a lot of talk about the economy, and i watched the state of the union speech last night with the group of students at the university of wisconsin. and listen to what they said they took away from the president's message

that guy, robert spindell also served as a fake wisconsin elector for donald trump. and is a defendant in three separate pending lawsuits. because voter suppression under the guise of election integrity is the name of the game for the republican party. you could say it's doctrine since they've been doing since dallas and dynasty were hit shows on tv. in fact, in 198 the republican national committee was ordered by a court to stop suppressing black votes. lucky for them that court order ended in 2018. effectively green lighting them to reboot the suppression machine. boy are they leaning into that today. in another leaked report, because i guess republicans just love to lay out their plans to end democracy, scooby doo villain style, "the washington post" is reporting that the rnc wants to ramp up election integrity activity, including state-level officers and aggressive training for election monitors. here is the kicker, that report was prepared by rnc staffers including one who also helped the trump campaign convene alternate sets of fake electors. the republican par

johnson: i thank my friend, the gentleman from wisconsin. that is very well said. the evils of socialism have crept into all manner of our politics and areas of the culture. mr. speaker, i will end our special order hour by just reminding the american people who are watching and keeping track of this that again as i said in the opening, the republican majority is in charge. the congress is now fully operational. and we are back to work for the american people. every week now we'll be passing substantive legislation that will send a message to the people that there's a new sheriff in town. today in our house judiciary committee, we had an hours-long hearing about the catastrophe on the border, hearing from those who are down there contending with that situation every single day. and hearings like that one will lead us to repairs to some of these problems after the democrats being in charge the last couple of years. this week we're voting to end the covid-19 emergency order at long last. we're passing the show up act to get federal workers back to work. tomorrow we'l

let's start with nbc's mike memoli with the president in wisconsin. chad brewster is in the key voting state. ali vitale is live on capitol hill and joined by nbc news senior politics reporter, jonathan allen. the president looking to ride a little bit of momentum from the state of the union, today in wisconsin selling ideas about the economy that he hit on last night in his big speech. listen. >> we're building an economy where no one is going to be left behind. my economic plan is about investing in places, people, that have been forgotten. as part of that plan, i talked last night about things we're going to do for families, just a little more breathing room. just a little more breathing room. at the end of the month, when everything is paid, you have just a little more breathing room. >> we heard him talk a lot about the economy in the state of the union, pointing out stuff that annoys people. resort fees junk fees, airline fees, et cetera. talk about the messaging here from the administration. >> reporter: it was definitely a feisty and folksy pr

biden: left washington for wisconsin today. it's part of a push to highlight the economy and investments in infrastructure and blue-collar jobs. judy woodruff was on the ground with him in madison. judy: early this afternoon the president toward a union job training site here in deforest, wisconsin, just north of madison, where he underlined his support for trade workers and training programs. this is part of his push to grow the middle-class by creating jobs for people that don't require a four year college degree. shortly after that, i sat down with him here for a long-delayed and wide-ranging conversation. we touched on the state of the economy. we talked about myew project, the country's deep divisions. we also talked about the coming political season. thank you very much for talking with us. we are in wisconsin, but let me ask you first about last night, the state of the union. you are getting a lot of added boy -- of attaboys from your fellow democrats, saying you showed energy and stood up to the republicans. they were y

ron johnson in wisconsin. >> have a good day. maria: we'll take a break. when we come back, president biden's claims of no new taxes on people making under $400,000 blow up this week when news emerges that the irs is considering taxing waiter and waitresses' tip money. yes, your tips. indiana congressman jim banks is here on how biden is targeting hard working americans. that's next. ♪i'm ♪ sprinkler on. and now i'm sending mixed signals... to your garage. but, if you haven't bundled your home and auto, unpacking this isn't going to be too much fun. so get allstate. not that into saving, are you? -whoa, dude... -money. cuz... cuz you paid too much for those glasses. next time, go to america's best where two pairs and a free, quality eye exam start at just $79.95. book an exam today at americasbest.com. ♪ >> let me be crystal clear, i said at the very beginning under my plans as long as i'm president, nobody earning less than $400,000 will pay an additional penny in taxes. maria: well, that was president biden delivering his state of the union address

do you think with his speeches he's given this week in wisconsin and with the state of the union, do you think it persuaded them to want to vote for him? >> no, it is so early what we consider a cycle that i don't know that people are specifically tuned in to some of the political messages, but they are worried about what is going on at home, worried about the kitchen table issues and that is what i think republicans will focus on now and when we come back up for reelection. >> todd: should be noted while president biden was in your state, he had a mistruth, taking credit for private investment in your state. seems like people who put money into private ump cans should be taking credit, that is current state of affairs in the biden world. we appreciate your time, thank you. >> thank you. good to be with you. >> todd: to the crisis at southern border, arizona ranch er, george allen kelly will remain jailed on 1 million bond. he was speesed to have a preliminary hearing yesterday, his attorney requested it be pushed back saying it will take a long time to review. details of the shootin

judy: here we are, as we said, in wisconsin. you've just given a talk to a group of union members, this place where we are sitting is all about training folks in construction work, union work. when you think about, what is it, $1 trillion worth of money that's going to come from the inflation reduction act, infrastructure legislation, the chips manufacturing bill. a trillion dollars. how d you see that making a difference? pres. biden: it's going to make a gigantic difference. we've already created 800,000 manufacturing jobs in these two years. that's more jobs than anyone has created -- anyway, and we paid for it all. we actually reduced the deficit by 1.7 trillion dollars over two years. it is about giving working folks a chance. i don't mean just labor. you've probably heard me say before, i've never been a big fan of trickle-down economics. but the middle class, when it does well, everybody does well. so i'm -- my goal was, when i t elected, was to campaign on this build from the bottom up and middle out. whenhat happens, th

community in southeastern wisconsin, adjacent to kenosha. along the lakefront there is some very lovely and affluent property where people have homes right on lake michigan. fabulous views, beaches, an idyllic setting. this is where the jensens lived. >> when mark and julie met, they were so young. they were students. mark was working at a sears selling suits to pay for his education. julie was studying to be a nurse. >> julie was the type of person that, when she would smile, her smile would light up the room. she just had that kind of aura about her. >> julie was the only girl in a family with four boys. she was second to the oldest in her family. >> my parents were dancers. they loved to go dance. so on a saturday night they would go out dancing, and so julie would babysit patrick, me, and michael. >> i'm the baby of the family and she was so much older that, in fact, there was times where i looked at her like my second mom, kind of. you know, babysitting, and she would always have my hand. >> julie was the kindest person you'd ever want

jeff zeleny, cnn, madison, wisconsin. >>> no regrets from congresswoman marjorie taylor gr greene. that is her heckling president biden during the "state of the union" yelling at one point you lie. medical any sa know know asked her about it. >> i know you said that you lie to president biden. when he said republicans want to ultimate cut those things. but there is a plan from senator rick scott that would cut those federal programs. so it is not necessarily a lie bec because. >> i haven't been in any meetings talking about cutting social security and medicare. we're in charge of the budget and appropriation bills so yes, it is a lie. we've been attacked repeatedly. my name, my image, kevin mccarthy's name, many republicans in the house have been used in this lie. the president and other democrats keep telling. and because i called him a liar, we settled that issue. >> asked whether kevin mccarthy had any issue with her behavior, greene said she hadn't heard from him. >>> president biden was also asked on pbs about investigations into his son, hunter. >> the public is not going to

and wisconsin on wednesday, president biden talked about jobs in the economy. >> we created 12 million new jobs, half 1 million jobs just last month. [applause] we've created more jobs in two years than any presidents created in a single four year term, inflation is coming down six month straight. inflation is coming down, take home pay with workers is going up slightly. , manufacturing is rebounding, at the fastest rate in almost 40 years. economy is going at a solid clip, folks, i hate to disappoint you but it's working. it's working. >> in minnesota yesterday, vice president talked about jobs and the climate crisis. >> minnesota, this is a transformative moment, climate crisis has presented a historic challenge to our nation, into the world. it also presents, a historic opportunity to create good jobs, to drive innovation. to generate prosperity in all of the communities. >> and of course, the president talked about defending entitlements from republican senators who won't stop talking about it. >> i know that a lot of republicans, their dream is to cut social security and medicare.

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we saw him in wisconsin yesterday. i think it's kind of hard to call florida a battleground right now, although that's what he would like to see. but sticking to this one message, and that is defending medicare and social security. >> reporter: yeah, bianna and victor, president biden showing that he is nowhere close to backing down from this fight with republicans as he is trying to paint himself and democrats as the defenders of social security and medicare. of course, the president traveling down to florida, a senior-rich state, even though in the state of florida, he lost seniors by about ten points against former president trump. but he travel there had and specifically returned to naming names as he is making this argument. once again taking on florida senator rick scott, who had introduced unveiled a plan that would sun sit all federal legislation, including social security and medicare. now, senator mitch mcconnell did not see that as a winning argument for republicans, tried to shoot it down initially and toda

he will be in the madison area of wisconsin today to discuss his economic plan, creating good paying union e jobs delivering real results to the american people on thursday. the president will travel to tampa florida to strengthen social security and medicare and lower healthcosts . the associated press on the presidents travel delves into the vice president and cabinet travel, vice president kamala harris will be in to promote the treasury initiative, janet yellen will visit the onmanufacturing facility , tom vilsack will discuss grants for climate practices. miguel cardona in omaha nebraska high school will discuss higher education costs with students and that's just today.a some 30 events planned in the coming weeks here. republican members responding to the president post state of the union travel plans including a member that president biden focused some of his remarks on rick scott, the republican senator from florida . saying the president once again lied about republicans os trying to cut social security and medicare, that was the plan the president was referring to talking u

nearly two feet of snow could fall in parts of minnesota and wisconsin. north dakota could see windchill temperatures of minus 50 degrees, and hundreds of thousands of people are without power around the great lakes. jarred hill is here in new york with more on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. a cold morning for a lot of folks in the middle of the country bracing for blizzard-like conditions. this latest bout of winter weather could be historic. despite predictions minnesota could get its second biggest snowfall on record by the end of the week, some residents are still skeptical. >> i think it will be fine. >> we'll be okay. >> just another winter. >> reporter: the minnesota national guard is bracing for a brutal one. it will deploy a susv to grab stranded drivers. >> there isn't a lot that the machine isn't able to get through or climb over. >> reporter: schools are closed throughout the heartland and upper midwest with snow also pummelling the dakotas, wisconsin, utah, and wyoming where a state trooper narrowly escaped

and wisconsin, biden talked about jobs in the economy. >> we treated 12 million new jobs. just a half million last month. >> we've created more jobs in two years than any presidents created in a single four year term, inflation is coming down, take home pay and workers are going up slightly. as a matter of fact, it's rebounding, the fastest rate in over 40 years. economy is going at a solid clip, folks, i hate to disappoint you but it's working. it's working. >> in minnesota yesterday, vice president talked about jobs and the climate crisis >> minnesota, this is a transformative moment, climate crisis has presented a historic challenge to our nation, into the world. they've also presented a historic opportunity to create good jobs, to drive innovation, to generate posterity in all of the communities >> the president talked about defending entitlements from republican senators who won't stop talking about it. >> you know a lot of republicans, their dream is to cut social security and medicare, but let me say this. if that's your dream, i am your nightmare. >> the first time

right now he's speaking in the battleground state of wisconsin focusing on his administration's effort to boost manufacturing in america. this is part of a two-day swing. >> biden is also going to tampa, florida, to reinforce last night's message which is seen as a preview of his expected 2024 re-election campaign. cnn's phil mattingly joins us now. so what more do we expect to hear from the president today? i know he's feeling good from that speech last night. >> i don't think white house officials could be happier in the wake of the speech last night, not because they feel like they delivered on the extensive remarks they spent months probing and in the off-the-cuff moments he had with republicans back and forth where they felt the president demonstrated a level of vigor they wanted him to show but also crystallized a really critical moment, one that now former white house chief of staff called one of the greatest moments in state of the union history, maybe a little bit of hyperbole, but certainly underscoring how white house officials felt in the wake of the speech last night and w

today the president heads to madison, wisconsin, where he will talk about his economic plans at a union training center. biden used this first address to a divided congress to strike an optimistic tone about the state of the union. he touted his achievements including the bipartisan infrastructure law and the chips act. he also called on congress to act on police reform and pass an assault weapons ban. he also talked about the need to get tough with china and help ukraine. a big highlight of the speech was this exchange with some republicans over plans to make changes to social security and medicare. >> some republicans want medicare and social security to sunset, i'm not saying it's the majority -- let me give you -- anybody who doubts it contact my office. i'll give you a copy, i'll give you a copy of the proposal. that means congress doesn't vote. i'm glad to see -- i tell you, i enjoy conversion. you know, if congress doesn't keep the programs the way they are, they'd go away --. so folks as we all apparently agree, social security and medicare is off the books now, right? >> with u

from wisconsin clear to maine for many high winds will make things worse. and there's no break for storm-weary california rocked by more rain and snow today al roker will take us through it all in just a moment but first let's go to morgan chesky in oklahoma where they are picking up the pieces from tornadoes tonight. >> reporter: tonight oklahoma facing a mangled mess homes shredded and cars tossed. from terrifying tornadoes striking overnight. >> there's possibly a tornado going over us right now. >> reporter: the storm spawning nine reported twisters slamming the southern plains with devastating waves, drenching rain and hail >> hello everybody okay in there? >> reporter: the city of norman, oklahoma suffering a direct hit. >> my house is destroyed. my property, as you can see, is destroyed. >> reporter: can you salvage anything >> i'm not sure. >> reporter: but dinah corehummel worried less about her home than her barn full of beloved horses when the storm ripped the roof right off >> so as you walk in you don't know what to expect >> i'm thinking every

take a look at the president in wisconsin yesterday. [video clip] pres. biden: many of you saw we had a spirited debate last night with republicans. my republican friends, they seem shocked when i raised the plan to some of the members and their caucus to cut social security and marjorie taylor greene and others stood up and said liar, liar, house on fire. well guess what? i will remind you rick scott of florida, has a plan. i have his brochure right here. here's what he says in his plan. he says, all federal legislation sucks every five years. social security, medicare, medicaid. by the way, you have a senator named ron johnson. ron johnson on social security and medicaid, " we should transfer everything so we have to consider everything every year." come on, man. and then we found a senator named mike lee who was also yelling liar, liar last night. well, i did not know this but they play a video showing him, he said, many republicans want to cut medicare. so they play last night is something i do not know existed. video of him saying, i am here right no

the state of wisconsin's mr. basketball in 2021. but pejemski averaged just four minutes per game in illinois. unhappy with his playing time, he decided to enter the transfer portal. >> i do not want to be 20-year-old, this time, this year, still not knowing if i will be on the bench. >> reporter: the broncos needed to reload after losing star player jalen williams. >> we knew he would be returning and they had to take a step in the development, which they had. and we knew we had to add some firepower to the roster. >> reporter: the coaching staff knew it could not miss out on him. so they recruited senior forward keeshawn justice, to host him during his visit. >> he has been here for five years. he could take me under his wing. >> i did not want him thinking i would be one of those guys that do not want him to be himself. that i was going to try to run the team. i wanted him to come in and be loose and be able to play his game. >> reporter: it is the freedom to be himself that led to his success on the court. >> i knew i will get t

in the little town was chosen because wisconsin is a battleground state in which the president can an hour some bragging points that unemployment has gone from 4.7% to 3.2 the %, that because of his policy -- he claims anyways, there's a promise for some $4 billion of new investment. that includes a new bridge over the wisconsin river, a port in green bay, electric buses in kenosha. this headquarters here of the laborers' international union of north america was chosen because you've heard many times the president has said he is the most labor-friendly president in history, and he gave the guys here credit for growing the economy from the middle out. he did that to much, to great applause. liz? liz: and he got applause last night when he said he wanted everything for the infrastructure bill, all the planning and all of that and the building to be made in america, whether it was the lumber or the steel, correct? >> reporter: correct. and he repeated that here and, again, it came to great applause. it's a little easier said than done, that one. liz: yeah, yeah. but that's something that

congressman derek van orton from wisconsin joins us now. you are going to be joining that group of lawmakers at the border, we've seen many of these groups see how awful it is, they come back and nothing changes. what are you hoping to accomplish? >> i'm down here with several colleagues. we are coming from around the country to highlight this problem, the biden administration is not doing anything about this problem, 150,000 americans died of fentanyl on his watch. what we can do is continue to highlight to the american people for intransigence of their refusal to secure the border. it is unacceptable. ashley: we have had so much talk about shooting down the spy balloon off the coast of south carolina but we have no clue who is crossing our borders every day. how many more have gotten through. we have no idea. this is a major national security problem, is it not? >> it is 100%. 1280 wisconsinites, 9 wisconsinites in my district died last month. 4.6 million encounters on president biden's watch, 1.2 million got aways, folks who have gotten

president biden flew to wisconsin to promote his economic agenda. folks, i hate to disappoint with divine economic plan is working in a speech to union workers. the president reflected on the strong reaction from republicans to the idea they want to cut medicare and social security. many of you see. we've had a spirited debate last night with my republican front. but the president said he will not allow cuts to those programs that you dream. but i'm going my veto pen. make it a nightmare. ohio democrat joyce beatty celebrated the president's state of the union. he talked about progress and possibilities. he talked about removing assault weapons. he talked about the george floyd justice in policing act. but michigan republican john moolenaar said he wanted to hear more from the president about lauren costs. people are playing so much more groceries, and it really didn't talk about how excess spending has contributed to that. >> and tomorrow, the president will travel to florida to talk about social security and medicare reporting in washington. resha

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