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From bloomington to madison and from south bend to right here in beautiful evansville. this great state was both by patriots and pioneers, factory workers and farmers. with american hands and american grit. your ancestors built a home for themselves and for their beautiful families. they were tough and they were strong and they were smart. they were proud americans and together they turned indiana into a powerhouse of american people and american ingenuity. what theyve done in this great place. ...

Some are on food stamps. why should the government be helping these folks when theyre working for one of the richest companies in the world. amazon has responded to his repeated attacks on twitter and says that they pay well above the minimum wage and that their factory workers are treated just fine. my suspicion is that the truth is somewhere in between what amazon is saying and what bernie sanders is saying. but if you look at who bernie sanders is, his motto could be share the wealth. he is l...

In fact, mexican president made it clear they want canada to be part of any deal going forward. now, nafta has been a favorite punching bag of populist politicians since it was first negotiated in the early 1990s. ross perot coined an iconic political phrase when he said this -- >> pretty simple. if youre playing 12, 13, $14 an hour for factory workers and you can move your factory south of the border, pay $1 an hour for labor, there will be a job-sucking sound going south. >> he lost to bill cl...

Preceded you in west virginia where the carpenters and the coal miners, the ministers, the farmers of the factory workers. .they all have one thing in common. they love their family, they love their country and they love their god. [cheers and applause] we stand on the shoulders of generations of america on patriots who knew how to fight and it knew how win. we are winning again. just like then, we will keep on finding and keep on winning and we are going to win for our

Preceded you in west virginia were the carpenters and the coal miners, the ministers, the metal workers, the farmers, the factory workers. they all had one thing in common. they love their families, they love their country, and they love their god. [applause] we stand on the shoulders of generations of american patriots who knew how to fight and they knew how to win. were winning again. were winning again. just like them were going to keep on fighting and were going to keep on winning. and were ...

National debt. but the government has added about $1.6 trillion to the debt balance since trump took office. lets see. 21 billion in revenue from tariffs. less the 12 billion farmers leaving just $9 billion. nowhere near enough revenue to make even the slightest dent in our debt. maybe im missing something. lets bring in some experts. john harwood and josh boke. when we go out and speak to farmers and speak to factory workers who could be losing their jobs, weve heard over again, theyre saying y...

>> bret: doesnt move the needle electorally? >> i think this is an issue where you are seeing huge division specifically in the republican party, the donor base that wants to continue the immigration policy as it has been but the voter grace that has gotten rather sick and tired of continuing with things and not dealing with some of the systematic problems in our immigration policy so its hard to see how it plays out because you have a divided repair, the donors versus the voters. >> bret: speak...

President, had been marginalized, and would likely leave after his year anniversary at the white house. that anniversary came and went yesterday and was accompanied by a tweet showing a beaming kelly and president trump with the caption "congratulations to general john kelly. today we celebrate his first full year as white house chief of staff." today, white house officials told fox news that the president asked kelly to stay on through 2020, the end of his first term, and that kelly accepted ve...

This stuff -- well explore it more in the live show at 10:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow through noon where we sort of put a lot of these factory workers together, those that felt that the president, say what you will, rescued them, saved them. gave them a second shot at making a go of it economically in this country. i thought it was an intriguing story and really went to your gut. "the washington examiner"s gab gabby is here with more. these guys, burly guys, in tears to find jobs again, have a go a...

Working. because were not going to give china or any other country a veto on united states national security. were not going to do it. we will not let anybody bully our wonderful american farmers. our fortune as a nation rise and fall together. thats why were going to stick together and win for our farmers and our factory workers and steel workers. here we are all across this nation. im very proud to record weve reached a break-through agreement yesterday with the european union commonly referre...