of wisconsin speaking a few minutes ago. she also a no vote. among other things eliminating b obama care. but medicaid, the program that provides coverage to those that are low income, medicate could feel the biggest impact. they will faze out obama care s expansion. they call for the process to start in 2019. the congressional budget office says the house bill would cut $834 million from medicaid. the senate bill cuts even more. states would essentially just
here s another fact for you. loyola law school did a study, since 2001, 834 million votes have been cast in all elections and 35 examples of in-person voter fraud, you know, voter impersonation, illegal voting, have been 35 people out of 834 million votes cast. i mean, so you put that to rest, then, though, you have things like this. sheriff david clarke who is obviously the sheriff out in wisconsin. introducing him at this rally. just tweeted it s incredible our institutions of government, white house, congress, doj, big media are corrupt and all we do is bitch, pitchforks and torches time. he s a sheriff. can you imagine? he s not been relieved of duty. he s a sheriff. you have the man that miguel spoke to, i ll take her out. is that a physical threat? i don t know. is it? it s an ugly time. it s an ugly time. remember, this is the first
to early start. thank you for being with us. i m john berman. 5:00 in the east and counting down to the big jobs report that has huge political and economic implications. what we can expect and the health hazard that forced the first family of one state to move out of the governor s mansion. it is flat on the gross. something truly fantastic. we are talking about the olympics and that s her. the flying squirrel who is now the golden girl. 16-year-old gabby douglas cemented her legacy as the first straight american and the first african-american to win the women s all-around gymnastics gold medal. started with a vault and ended with the dazzling floor routine and completed a rise to olympic champion. amanda, you must be able to hear our enthusiasm. that was electric last night. it was, john. good morning. the greenwich arena turned into club gaby with the fantastic techno floor routine. the flying squirrel flamed the most coveted gold medal there is and it has been qui
ins priebus and dominique dawes and ryan beatty. starting point begins right now. our starting poirnt this morning, america s new golden girl is gabby douglas making history last night. 16 years old, first african-american to women the all-around gold medal. amanda davies, it was so z exciting to watch her. just perfection, out did herself each and every time. how was the feeling while everyone was watching her? reporter: it was incredible. it was probably written in the stars, did you know if you rearrange the letters of gabby douglas s sir name, what does it spell, but usa gold. and this really is where the next chapter of her life begins. she is now up in the a list of superstars as the morning after, night before, media commitments have started. she s been retweeting the incredible tweets these had from people like oprah nicki minaj and michael phelps. she finished with that fantastic floor performance with that techno music. it became like club gabby. we can still ge
of the governor, was last night when he gave his budget address, announcing deep cuts to the tune of $834 million, in aid to the schools, and, cuts about 60 million, to what is called shared revenue, or aid to the local counties and municipalities, bill. bill: sounds quiet there, are the protesters still around, mike? reporter: yeah, it is not a big day, look behind me, we can see the demonstrators out, at the entrance to the capitol, a few are being allowed inside, you have several dozen inside, kind of a group, core group of several dozen who are inside and they want an injunction won an injunction, yesterday or the day before, that said the governor needs to allow them, capitol police, i should say, need to allow them back inside of the capital during working hours or during hearings and of course, as you know, they are there 24 hours a day. bill: these democrats are still on out of state, the 14 on the senate side. is there a chance the governors will come out and say, we hav