as well as rexnord.e're fighting for htc up in -- the ones up in huntington. >> let's listen to -- talking about that number of jobs, let's listen to what one of the employees of carrier whose job was saved, tj brae, what he said to my colleague, kate bolduan, this week. >> sure. >> president-elect trump came in and said it was 1,100 jobs. we find out, sat with the company the day before yesterday and we find out it's actually only 750, actually union production jobs that will be staying. so trump kind of added in the 400 r & d and engineering jobs already slated to stay. so we're kind of disappointed that we're losing 550 actual union jobs. >> do you feel lied to? >> well, in a way -- we do. i mean, we feel like, you know, we thought you were going to save all of the jobs. >> thought you were going to save all of the jobs. do you feel misled by the president-elect on the number of jobs actually saved? what was, you know, put out there publicly by his team, and what the reality is? >> i mean, when he sai

anders rexnord.trump tweeted, rex nord is moving to mexico and rather viciously firing all of its 300 workers. this is happening all over our country. no more. i spoke to those about to be laid off. >> reporter: as they celebrated saving hundreds of jobs inside the carrier plant. i sat at josh's kitchen table. he's a long-time worker at a company down the street called rexnord. are you happy for them? >> yeah, i'm totally happy for him. >> reporter: he would hope someone would save his job, too. because rexnord announced it was leaving, relocating to mexico taking 300 well paying jobs with it. he remembers when the bad news broke. >> he said we have a meeting at 2:30 on the back dock. half the plant went up to the front dock, the other half went to the back dock. they just came out and said we're closing. >> reporter: rexnord has had a plant in indianapolis since the 1950s. don worked there for 30 years. >> it's not just 300, 1200, 1500, 1800 people. >> reporter: ironically, he ended up at rexnord af

joining me 10-year rexnord veteran, kyle demon. he has been working at the company for about a decade. kyle, we're sorry about your job and position you're in right now but why do you believe there is no longer hope that your job will be saved because of what this union boss is saying? >> i don't lay all the blame on chuck. chuck ththat's been a union president now for 30 years. and he is encountered this many times with other divisions and he's watched workers slip away. up fortunately what happened at carrier, i think the numbers probably did get mixed up. but it is not that he is not going to continue fighting for those other 500 jobs because he is is. in saying that, yes i'm still concerned about my job, but i trust chuck will do the best he can for us, in hopes -- this morning a es newspaper here in indianapolis star, 2100 jobs will be leaving the state. it is not a union thing. it is widespread across this country. american workers are losing their jobs. liz: donald trump, do you side, do you agree with donald trump in trying

so are you now negotiating with rexnord? >> well, what i can tell you is that we had a great day in indiana on thursday and carrier is staying in the united states because donald trump was elected president. plain and simple. >> well, several hundred jobs are staying but 1300 are still going. >> look, i understand the glass is half full mentality of some in the national media, george, but this was great news for over a thousand families in indiana go south of the border. we got word in february, carrier just announced after being in indiana since the 1950s they were pulling up stakes and going to mexico and follow a number of other companies in their industry that have gone to mexico years ago. i sat down with them in march and said, can we put together an incentive package which states always do, indiana does on a routine basis to encourage you to stay here. they said don't even bother. the avalanche with regulations coming out of washington, d.c., taxation, they said we can't make it happen but i was there in the office, i

but when you look at rexnord. it is not coming up with markets.ling after president lex donald trump took a swipe at it specifically. this is u.s. manufacturer. he put rexnord front and center for the plan to move one of its factories from indiana to mexico. legal experts, says this is possibility, we stress could be a form of market manipulation. tell you why i disagree with this but you go ahead. >> well, listen, he took $73 million of market cap off the company by tweeting out about a specific company, if you go to mexico, i'm paraphrasing we'll hit you with tariffs and blah, blah, make your life miserable. guess what the stock went down. liz: it is down now significantly. >> he did this over the weekend. i asked legal experts, could this be a form of market manipulation? in order to get a political, get something politically done, that you actually target a company and attack its shareholders, essentially, wipe, extorting a decision out of them for your political gains, via your tweets which could destroy the stock or hurt the stock? and i wil

carrier as well as rexnord, they say rexnord has not changed its plan.mment from an employee about a month ago in indiana. >> i'm hopeful the government does what he says he's going to do and try to stop some of this. what are you going to do when they outsource your job to mexico. that's the question. that's what's happening here. >> again, those comments coming from employees protesting a month ago. optimistic or hopeful is a better word in terms of donald trump stopping the plant from moving as you take a look at shares of rexnord. going back to october 24th, that's when they announced to the employees they were moving the plant to mexico. it's down 1% but you can see in the last week it's down 7%. kelly, it will be interesting to see if we hear anything from rexnord or the trump administration or whether or not this was a tweet where he says, look, i understand the concerns and that's about it. this is going to be interesting to track over the weeks and months to come. >> i remember you flagging rexnord for us a week or two. looking up market cap, $2

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he talked about rexnord, the one i referenced earlier. what are the employees there in danger of having their jobs shipped to mexico saying on mr. trump's efforts on behalf of them? >> well, mr. trump called out the rexnord corporation industrial supplier on twitter on friday. they have planned to ship 300 jobs from indianapolis to mexico. an employee who worked for the company for ten years says he now has to train a mexican to do his job. >> there's a provision in there, apparently, that for us to get our severance package or retirement package or any kind of money, that yes, the requirement will be that we'll have to train our counterparts to do the exact job we're doing now. >> how does it make you feel? >> sick to my stomach. >> when asked whether or not he believed mr. trump could save his job, he said yes. eric. >> well, he's optimistic and certainly on behalf of many americans i'm sure to say hopefully that can happen. we'll see if rexnord follows in carrier's path. >> okay. sticking with politics. green party candidate jill stein

work on severance packages that rexnord has offered in exchange for our jobs. severance package or retirement package or any kind of money, that yes, the requirement would be that we'll have to train our counterparts to do the exact job we're doing right now. >> how does that make you feel? >> sick in my stomach. >> and the wages that you earn, which i read are between 20 to $30 an hour, would be $5 an hour in mexico. why is this happening in our country? why is our country bleeding these kind of jobs and leaving for mexico? >> honestly, it boils down to corporate greed. it's the almighty dollar. they can go across the board or over to china and get the products made for pennies on the dollar. the wages in monterrey mexico would be $3 an hour to $5 an hour. the upper range would be with benefits, whatever benefits package that might be. i can't even imagine what that you do? >> myself, at my age, probably would have to reinvent myself again. but i'm more worried about my fellow workers, brothers and sisters in the union there at rexnord. we have young workers i

rexnord workers have six months.ave carrier. and they're happy. >> we don't know the details yet. >> isn't there a part that says, what about me? >> sure, you bet there is. there's a part that says, what about me? >> reporter: he's married with six kids. they've already started cutting back. he thinks about all he missed working those 12-hour shifts to provide what he calls his nice middle-class home. >> it's not anything to brag about, but it's nice enough for us. >> reporter: he started a college fund for his daughters, put money into retirement, bought his wife their first new car. >> the first payment was due the friday they announced. >> he's glad about carrier, especially because he never thought it could happen. >> give you hope? >> no. it's a different situation. >> how so? >> it's comparing apples to oranges. >> are rexnord wasn't a campaign issue. it's not a household name like carrier. and it doesn't have a parent company that does billions of dollars in defense contracts. >> we don't have a parent company

we reached out to rexnord yesterday.sident of the local steel workers union talking about the carrier deal and the fight to keep these plants open here in indiana. >> i don't think it can stop here. we god rexnord and other places throughout this country that are losing their livelihood due to no fault of their own, so you know, i don't think it can stop with carrier. i think it needs to move forward on everybody. >> and again, we have reached out to executives from rexnord. we have not had our calls returned. david, you guys talked about this last hour. how many companies now will be turning to the white house and saying, hey, our plant is going down to mexico or somewhere else overseas, we want you to step in and help us save these jobs and keep them here. again, president-elect trump coming here at about 2:00 this afternoon. guys, back to you. >> yeah, phil, you know, such an interesting point you raise, of course. can you don't to do this over and over for other companies because while 1,000 jobs are certainly import

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he says it is happening at rexnord may be helping elsewhere. economic environment changes so these companies make this decision on their own. >> that's a great point to. his tweet there, we are losing a lot of jobs. whether it's to overseas or to robots or other things. he has to figure out a way to talk to these ceos. we have heard that ford is now talking about working with mr. trump. making it so they are incent phase advised. verses. everyone has egos involved in these conversations, right? >> that's a great point. the threatening versus the underlying economics. right now is he not even president yet. it's like putting a band-aid on a wound right now, it seems. he tweeted this the other day. or he said this, mr. trump did. companies are not going it leave the u.s. anymore without consequences. so there will be consequences. what are those consequences. in the case of carrier. critics are saying look, the carrier. what happen do you think closed doors meetings meant. defense contracts could dry up if you want to send these jobs. it's probab

. >> we have talked about the rexnord facility in indianapolis.t is one of the plants owned by a company based in milwaukee. we have reached out to these guys several times to see if their plans are changing at all, if they plan to engage with either donald trump or with the united steelworkers any more than they already have. we have not heard back from the company. back to you. >> phil, thank you for that. phil lebeau. despite the president-elect's attacks on the steelworkers union and the criticism of companies moving jobs in production overseas, u.s. steel ceo mario longy thinks trump's proposed economic policies are bullish for u.s. growth. this is what he said yesterday. >> i think what you will see is an acceleration of the investments that we are going to make. we already started to do some things but when you see in the near future improvement to the tax laws, improvements to regulation, those two things by themselves may be a significant driver to what we're going to do. and you add to that, you just heard joan secretaries elect ross and

we intend on doing it for our members at carrier, rexnord, and the utc members in huntington. what we're looking at, folks, and a lot of folks for whatever reason, i won't get in a debate about that today, they may not like labor unions, okay. if they don't, that's a discussion for another time. but what people lose sight of a lot of times is the fact that people are losing their livelihood are people in the community that all they want was opportunity to work, provide for their families, and now because of what i said earlier, these are being stripped away. people in indianapolis, i don't want to be negative, but is there a lot of $23 to $25-an-hour jobs that these folks are going to be able to go to? most certainly not. so their lives for the most part, and i don't want to use the word "ruined," but they're going to be drastically change ed because they're used to a certain lifestyle. and now through no fault of their own, that's being ripped away from them. some of them with the taa money and education, they'll be able to take advantage of that. some of them will be able to

february that jobs were moving to mexico. [ yelling ] not far from the carrier plant, manufacturer rexnord plans to move 300 jobs to mexico. brian reed is an assembler. >> devastated. it just -- i can't put it in words. i mean, the 300 people i work with, things just went through my mind and it just -- it was just devastating. >> reporter: reed said he >> with what mr. trump did it does give a sense of hope for the american working class. i don't know that personally it will affect my factory. >>> in the waning days of the obama administration the white house is working to find countries willing to accept dozens of detainees who have been cleared for release from the prison camp at guantanamo bay. margaret brennan reports from cuba. >> reporter: well, the pace of prisoner releases has picked up this prison from closing has left the fate of many prisoners in limbo. on a quiet day in the guantanamo prison yard giant buzzers picked at a detainee's leftovers. one prisoner spotted our cameras and gave an impromptu art show. we weren't permitted to film his face as he described each painting in

trump also called out the rexnord corporation, and i did some digging, a little looking at them. they're a multiplatform industrial company, employ a lot of people. what are the people who work there saying? >> reporter: the rexnord corporation is based out of milwaukee and they made plans in october that they announced they were going to send some 300 jobs from indianapolis to mexico. trump called them out on twitter on friday, and an employee earlier today on "fox & friends" who had been there for ten years says that the company expects him to train his counterpart, who is a mexican. listen. >> there's a provision in there apparently that for us to get our severance package or retirement package or any kind of money, that, yes, the requirement would be that we'll have to train our counterparts to do the exact job we're doing right now. >> how does that make you feel? >> sick to my stomach. >> reporter: when asked if he believed that trump would save his job, he says yes. harris. >> this was a huge issue for then-candidate donald trump. so delivering on this, you see, in that on

boeing, carrier, rexnord, ford, just a few of the big-name companies the president elect has singled out, tweeting his frustrations or touting his intervention in corporate decision-making. in the case of boeing, telling nbc news' today show this morning -- >> you know, that's what i'm i am going to negotiate prices. the planes are too expensive and we're going to get the prices down. >> but analysts say mr. trump's decision to go after certain companies and give others special treatment creates an unlevel playing field. >> the biggest problem is it introduces an element of chaos and lawlessness into the economy. >> perhaps moving the stock market, affecting a company's profits or public image, making in a company that seems to be on the president's bad list. >> to the extent that this creates a fear of the president lashing out at individual companies, and you don't know who might be next, then it will act like a regime of uncertainty and regulation. >> vice president-elect mike pence says mr. trump is doing his job and being a champion for taxpayers. >> the president-elect is demon

rexnord makes ball bearings. it's a solid american manufacturer. is it to stop them from fleeing over the border with those jobs and maybe hundreds of other u.s. manufacturers who are contemplating the same thing? >> well, it is difficult because of the difference in the wage gap. u.s. workers cost us about $20 per hour. workers in mexico are about $3 an hour. the reason for that is just the difference in the currency between the countries. until we fix that, these problems of manufacturers moving jobs overseas is just a symptom of the bigger problem which is currency exchange. >> beyond the currency exchange, these companies, they have pressures on wall street, they have to deal with the stock in some cases and you have many giant american corporations in these industrial parks, especially monterrey, new mexico and elsewhere, whirlpool, halliburton, boeing, ge, talking about the cream of the crop of american manufacturers as well as smaller companies like rexnord. is it realistic that trade or currency policies cannot only stop more jobs from goin

a stark that jobs were moving to mexico. [ yelling ] not far from the carrier plant manufacturer rexnord plans to move 300 jobs to mexico. brian reed is an assembler. >> devastated. i can't put it in words. i mean, the 300 people i work with, things just went through my mind, and it just -- it's just devastating. ep >> with what mr. trump did, it does give a sense of hope for the american working class. i don't know that personally it will affect my factory. >> reporter: at rallies during the campaign then candidate trump often said he and populist democrat bernie sanders agreed on trade and protecting u.s. manufacturing jobs. but scott, sanders is very critical of this carrier deal, arguing it will incentivize other corporations to threaten to move jobs overseas to extract tax breaks and other government concessions. is getting closer to naming a secretary of defense. what do you know about that? >> reporter: that would be general james mattis, retired marine corps general, formerly head of central command. he has two nicknames. mad dog mattis and warrior monk. a confirmed bachelor, 66,

but let me put, then he went to rexnord and attacked them and tanked their stock for a little bit, then went to boeing because he didn't like -- >> well, they all see what happens. i see your point and others want to follow. i do see that. what i think is that for him to be criticized for trying to do everything in his power, let alone as a president-elect to save jobs is not a bad thing. >> listen, i don't disagree with the merits of what ben, charlie and adam are saying. >> don't give ben credit. >> we should put an asterisk -- >> or one. >> i think you should put an asterisk on this one this time. president-elect made a specific promise to the folks at carrier, but more importantly i think he's trying to energize middle america who don't understand necessarily or care about the economic theories that we're talking about right now but they want their jobs for christmas. and i think it's working. i think the big news this week is the amaziing surge in consumr confidence. >> you know why there's a surge in consumer confidence? because a lot of people -- because of things like this. a lo

that's rexnord. it's only about a mile away from the carrier plant. it was just back in october that all of the employees were told there shortly after carrier made its announcement that they, too, were going to lose their jobs because that plant is moving to exactly the same place, monterrey, mexico. it's not just ending there. as they point out, donald trump may have saved 800 jobs at carrier, but there are still 2100 other jobs right now that are slated to leave this state alone in the next year or so. >> martin savidge reporting live from indianapolis this morning. let's talk about that and more. with me is andre bower, former lieutenant governor of south carolina, david louder, washington bureau chief of the " "los angeles times" and abby phillips, political reporter for "the washington post." welcome to all of you. andre, i will start with you. chuck jones said he would gladly sit down with mr. trump and talk about how they both can work together to save jobs in america. do you think that's possible? >> i think it's highly possible. we have alre

rexnord of indiana is moving to mexico. this is happening all over the country. no more. >> rexnord of indiana, he's been asked to train his mexican replacement. he joins us live from indiana. good morning, kyle. >> good morning. >> when you heard that donald trump had saved the jobs at carrier, i know you were elated that such good news for your fellow indianans. you and 299 fellow employees were going to lose your jobs. how did you feel when you realized he was tweeting about your company? >> i was actually on facebook writing about what i had done earlier that day and the crawler came up and i imagine popped wide open because i stopped on the facebook and went to the crawler and i was ecstatic that he even noticed. i thought, wow. maybe he's listening. >> i understand you were on the trump train from the get-go, weren't you? >> yes. >> why? >> because he's a businessman. he sees things through different eyes than i would say a politician sees it. he reminded me a lot of ross perot when he ran. that he's looking at things through business eyes and sees things a

carrier announced in to mexico. ( yelling ) >> reporter: not far from the carrier plant, manufacturer rexnord plans to move 300 jobs to mexico. chloe reed is an assembler. >> devastated. i can't put it in words. i mean the 300 people i work with, things just went through my mind, and it just-- it was just devastating. >> reed said he doesn't feel left behind. >> with what mr. trump did, it do the american working class. i don't know that personally it will affect my factory. >> reporter: at rallies during the campaign, then-candidate trump often said he and populous democrat bernie sanders agreed on trade and protecting u.s. manufacturing jobs. but, scott, sanders is very critical of this carrier deal, arguing it will incentivize other corporations to threaten to move jobs overseas to attract tax breaks and other government tonight the trump transition team is getting closer to naming a secretary of defense. what do you know about that? >> reporter: this would be general james mattis, retired marine corps general, formerly head of central command. he has two nicknames mad dog mattis and warri

scott, that's when rexnord is slated to move his job to mexico. >> pelley: changing times. jim axelrod, thanks very much. well, doping turned out to be a usch bigger scandal with russian athletes than we knew. today, the international olympic committee ordered a retest of urine samples from every russian athlete in the last two olympics. charlie d'agata has the new investigation by the world anti- doping agency. >> reporter: evidence of rampant russian doping first surfaced last july, but today's report revealed eye-popping numbers, 1,000 athletes in 30 sports. chief investigator richard ilaren said it was a cover-up on an unprecedented scale. >> from uncontrolled chaos to an institutionalized, disciplined, medal-winning strategy and conspiracy. >> reporter: the conspiracy involves switching urine samples, methods devised by enssian secret service, and even adding salt and instant coffee granules to throw inspectors off. it's clear the russians thought they'd never be caught. samples from two female hockey players actually contained male d.n.a. >> the desire to win medals o

. >> reporter: these men work at rexnord, another indiana factory shipping jobs to mexico. trump is now speaking up for them, saying their bosses are "viciously firing" its workers. >> and david joins us now, live from trump tower. david, this was not the president-elect's only controversial call with a foreign leader? >> reporter: not by a long shot, cecilia. also today, the president of the philippines said that during his call with trump, trump praised his controversial anti-drug program. now, this is a program where police have killed more than 2,000 people. the u.n. and the u.s. have condemned that program. cecilia? >> okay, david, thank you. >>> and tomorrow on "this week," vice president-elect mike pence will be speaking about this and so much more. george stephanopoulos also goes one-on-one with general david petraeus, as the trump transition team ramps up. >>> turning now to new details in that deadly road rage attack that took the life of a former nfl player. joe mcknight killed at a louisiana gas station. tonight, his family and a community demanding answers. and

are rexnord manufactures ball bearings. it said it would close the indianapolis plant and moving the jobs to mexico. >> for more we are joined by phillip bump. good morning. >> good morning, sir. >> let's talk about this controversial call as it's being called. is this a major breach of diplomatic protocol? >> yeah. it's a fairly huge one, right? for decade we have seen partisans on both sides that have worked with administrations that have advanced a very particular policy on this touchy issue of china and taiwan's relationship that essentially was thrown out the window by this call by donald trump. he says he took a call. they say they reached out to him and not clear what happens in situations like this. donald trump is new to government and new to these sorts of international relations. the united states and china before restrained by part of the government. it's not clear. >> it's worth noting this is coming during a week mr. trump made several calls to the president of the philippines dutera, the prime minister of pak

on the phone united steelworkers local 1999 president represents carrier and recollection in -- rexnord to mexico. chuck jones, great to have you. what do you make of donald trump is doing? >> first of all we're grateful to president-elect trump getting involved and saving 730 of our members jobs and an additional 70 supervisory office, clerical type jobs. neil: it is not 1100 that donald trump mentioned, you say it is more like 800 in total? >> it is 800. that is what the figure is. donald trump and above pence are taking credit for 350 jobs that are research and development jobs that were staying here in indianapolis from the start, when carrier announced a close-down of the facility, originally, they made it perfectly clear to announce that the research and development jobs, 350 people were staying here. they want to take credit for them again. neil: bottom line, i guess, whether it is 730, 800, 1100, those are people who are going to have a job and be looking forward to a christmas they couldn't have looked for, before? >> that is very true. we're grateful for that fact, that these