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When was the last time we had this many republicans signed on to something to protect workers? get your cell foends out. do you think this is something congressional members should agree on? text a for yes and b for no. you can go to our blog at ed.msnbc.com and comment. for more, let me bring in john, signed on to keep it made in america. there were a lot of stickers there, make it in america. why is this such a heavy political lift? i don t understand. i really don t understand, ed. the fact you re mad as hell is so important and even more important those workers out there, men and women across america that have seen their jobs shipped overseas as american capitalists moved out of the united states and now ....
For growth and wall street journal and that s why they are so ginned up about what s happening in wisconsin. why are republicans like johnson and chris christie of new jersey jumping into to support walker? well, christie is probably the ally that walker does not want to hear from right now. i don t know he s doing walker any political fact favors by weighing in. this is a really big deal. basically walker was caught in his own words talking to karl rove and placing himself at the center of what the republican prosecutor describes as a criminal scheme in wisconsin to coordinate between big money outside groups in the campaign. what that means is if that is allowed to happen, what it means is that there can be no regulation whatsoever big money coming into elections. as you know ed and you ve covered this. we ve seen big oust state money coming into wisconsin. we ve seen them flip a school board race in kenosha, whose entire campaign war chest was a ....
Expense of american energy prices? not a good idea. if the we re going to do it it ought to be on american built ships with american sailors on those ships. amen to that. we can do it, ed. we can. now, congressman, is it your understanding that the president can direct the commerce department to do what these people in this crowd are asking them to do? this was a culmination of rallies around the country. there have been numerous rallies around the country. yesterday was the last one before the commerce department were to make a decision. what s holding up the president? how do you understand this unfolding? it can be done. in fact it was united steel workers that brought the case to the commerce department. it s gone through all of the hearings and china was found to be guilty of dumping steel and therefore they are subject to a tariff. it can be done. all it needs is the commerce department and president to sign off and it s done. we re giving our steel industry our steel wor ....
And the deep pockets out there that want to impress a potential investor though they claim that s not the case, instead of providing service for those who are under assault. the unemployment rate there has escalated. detroiters are already without. to cut off water at this point is to punish them further, ed. so what s the solution here? do you see the united nations doing something about an american city? unfortunately not, though i understand why they did so. dr. maya angelou joined with malcolm x to bring the united states before the united nationss over certain human rights issues. this will not, if you will, meet the standard that the united nations puts forth as a human rights crisis. but we know it is. the right to water as some advocates suggested is a fundamental one. we ll have to embarrass detroit is what has to happen. ....
We need to do that and it ought to be do before the deadline. we can t miss this one. we appreciate your time tonight. thanks so much. let me bring in scott paul, president of the alliance of american manufacturing at this rally yesterday. how big a deal is this for the people in that range, the ripple effect in that part of the country, it would be almost like a depression if this goes the way it could go? ed, you re right. we saw thousands of faces of workers there whose livelihood every day depends on them doing a good job but also making sure that they have a level playing field and can compete on a fair basis against firms from other countries. but even more than that, and we heard a lot of this, ed, was the effect this has on the town. because those workers paychecks end up in the grocery store and ....