carls jr.as no government experience but he and his wife did donate several hundred thousand dollars to elect donald trump president. in terms of his labor views, he's been vocally opposed to getting -- having more workers be eligible to get overtime pay, which is a key policy of the obama administration. he's also against raising the minimum wage. he aggressively wants to get rid of all of obamacare. and interestingly, he's also a fan -- where you can do it -- of getting rid of employees altogether. earlier this year he did a business profile about the prospects for automating many of the jobs in his fast food restaurants. he waxed rhapsodic about how great it would be if he could just have robot workers instead of humans. he said, quote, about robots, quote, they're always polite, they always upsell, they never take a vacation, they never show up late, and there's never a slip and fall or an age, sex or race discrimination case. so if the carls jr. ceo had his way, all burgers in the united s

my first manager at carl, jr.'s was young lady learning and being trained how to lead people and run a store. carl, jr.'s given opportunities to tens of thousands of people. you know what, i don't mind models. heck, i marry ad former model. i think it is fun. it is not objectifying. not saying anything bad about women. carl, jr.'s gives women the opportunity to excel. that is beauty of somebody who knows how to make a job. i don't care about any of this superficial stuff. talk about real values. andy puzder's real values putting people to work. liz: got it. understood. move on to this subject. go ahead, eric, quickly. >> of course it is objectifying women. let's be serious. they're in bathing suits splashing around. these are gorgeous women but does that really disqualify him? no. liz: i want to move on. the media is upset offering and giving job much national economic council head to gary cohn. gary cohn is the goldman sachs president. he has a spot in the trump administration. however didn't president obama hire

so in effect the carl's jr. restaurants could be fully automated, people would order from kiosks, machines would prepare the food and the company wouldn't have to pay, you know, human beings. while puzder only proposed this in 2016, the idea of an automated carl's jr. was raised ten years ago. in a movie that's being called an eery prediction of donald trump's presidency. and that is thing two in 60 seconds. >>> earlier this year, the screenwriter of the 2006 movie "id yoksy" tweeted "i never expected ideocracy to become a reality. the president is a brash entertainer and former pro wrestler whose speeches are full of curses and lewd references. you can draw your own conclusions. the movie is also bizarrely -- given donald trump's choice of andy puzder as labor secretary. whose company owns carl's jr. and earlier suggested this year having fully automated restaurants this is a scene which, again, was released a decade ago. >> enjoy your -- >> extra big ass fries. >> didn't give me no fries. i got an empty b. >>

. >> her sons chad, carl jr. and carl jr.'s wife kim. they were amazed at how much her clients loved her. >> one client, she went to their wedding and then their baby shower. >> she had a nice smile. >> she had a beautiful smile. she had a laugh that would fill a room. >> and she was hands down the most genuine woman you would ever meet. >> chad says his mother absolutely glowed. >> i they's what spoke out to people and what people noticed. obviously she was naturally beautiful. >> it was that natural beauty that caught the eye of her husband carl. they met when they were just kids. >> she was 16, i was 19. >> wow. where did you meet her? >> in texas, she was working another a little hamburger joint named the bionic burger. wow, did i know that i was going to get a wife when i got up there and got me a hamburger. >> so you just knew? >> yeah. >> they quickly got married at city hall. >> it was a very small wedding. >> their young love led to three children, all boys and later six grandchildren. they had their share of marital problems, i

carl jr. and his wife, kim, drove over to beverly's office hoping she'd be there. >> there was no one there. i mean, the place is completely black. and about that time dad had let me know that he had made it to the property where mom told him she was going and her car was there but she wasn't. >> carl jr. figured there must be an explanation, as did beverly's friend stacy and brenda. being real estate agent themselves, she thought maybe she had gone with the potential buyers to show them other houses. >> we went to the two vacant houses that were her listings and went and checked the locked boxes to see if anyone had read them and nobody had opened them. >> beverly's friend couldn't sleep so she checked her phone. >> there's an e-mail from brenda and i can still see the words that said "it is with a very heavy heart that i let you know we can't find beverly, she went to show a house and she is missing." i still can read that and feel the same pain. >> police and beverly's family gathered at th

like hardee's and carls jr. it's the same place. >> who is carls jr.?> a lot of the feminist people are mad at him because he had the ads with the girls in bikinis eating burgers. >> i like those commercials and like that he likes robots. i think that's important. i don't know, ambassador, who carls jr. is. >> i've never been to carls jr.. >> you're not a man of the people, are you? have >> that depends on how you mean that. >> we have to take a break. i'm still going to pepper you with questions. coming up, the greatest story you'll ever here in the next ten minutes. the inauguration is just weeks away and i haven't even dry-cleaned my tuxedo onesie. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief it's how adventure begins. credit card. and with the miles you can earn, it's always taking you closer to your next unforgettable experience. become a cardmember and

like hardee's and carls jr. it's the same place. >> who is carls jr.?> a lot of the feminist people are mad at him because he had the ads with the girls in bikinis eating burgers. >> i like those commercials and like that he likes robots. i think that's important. i don't know, ambassador, who carls jr. is. >> i've never been to carls jr.. >> you're not a man of the people, are you? have >> that depends on how you mean that. >> we have to take a break. i'm still going to pepper you with questions. coming up, the greatest story you'll ever here in the next ten minutes. the inauguration is just weeks away and i haven't even dry-cleaned my tuxedo onesie. i love that my shop is part of the morning ritual around here. people rely on that first cup and i wouldn't want to mess with that. but when (my) back pain got bad, i couldn't sleep. i had trouble getting there on time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. for pain relief that can last into the morning. ♪ look up at a new day... hey

does anybody in their right mind think the guy that runs carl's jr. and hardee's, andrew puzder, who believes robots should replace all his workers because they'll never strike, they'll never have a sick day -- he's on the record. he's not embarrassed about it. >> they'll never sue for discrimination. >> the guy who wants to replace workers with robots is your labor secretary. that's for the working guy. >> here's the thing about puzder that i find really fascinating and an important thing to say here. this idea that, oh, they voted for trump but now they're getting billionaire. they knew trump was rich. it's not just that there's all this rich people. >> no. >> it's that they're doctrineered down the line old style -- >> plutocrats. >> puzder isn't like -- like donald trump with his position on trade, puzder because he's a chamber of commerce republican. >> exactly. >> that's the bait and switch. not that they're rich, but they're doctrineaire in their right wing plutocratic ideology. >> they typically do usher in the economic elite who come in and p

puzder is the ceo of hardee's and carl's jr. he is okay with the smaller increase of $7.25 an hour, but not for $15. he blasted the overtime rules and obamacare. he is credited for turning around hardee's since he took over in 2000. it was forced to pay out in three class action lawsuits involving overtime pay. the company has been criticized for commercials you see here featuring women in bikinis eating burgers. cnn asked puzder about the ads last year. >> i don't think there's anything wrong with a beautiful woman in a bikini eating a burger or washing a bentley or pickup truck. there is nothing more american. i don't have a problem with our ads. >> i'm not sure the ads will come up in the confirmation hearings. i think his position on overtime pay and minimum wage is something the democrats want to talk about. let's bring in tal kopan. tal. it is interesting. you have labor secretary who is no fan of raising minimum wage. incoming epa chief who questions the climate change. the incoming secretary of education who wants to pri

well, you might recall that carl's jr. is famous for its ads featuring scanti clad women when those ads came der fire, puzder and the company defended them this way -- >> last year puzder told these website entrepreneurs this, "i li ads. i like beautiful women eatg burgers in bikinis. i think it's very american." >> five years ago carl's jr. put out a press release. here's what they saiin it. "we believe in putting hot models in our commercials because ugly ones do not sell burgers." >> seth: trump heard that and thought, "this is a man i can trust." [ light laughter ] and these arst he also appointed an epa chief who doesn't accept the scientific consensuses on climate change. and has repoedly chosen texas governor rick perry for energy secretary. now, the energy secretary is, among other things, responsible for safe guarding the nation's nuclear weapons. so you need to know what your doing. our current energy secretary, ernest moniz, is a world-renowned nuclear physicist. but in rick perry's defense, he wears glasses. >>

ceo of hardee's and carl's jr.ponsible for racy ads like these. >> i don't think there is anything wrong with a beautiful woman in a bikini, eating a burger and washing a bentley or a puppet or being in a hot tub. >> reporter: and while he does have experience oning a company like trump he has no prior experience in government. >> i think it would be the most fun you could have with your clothes on to be in this cabinet and get things going. >> only views conflicting with the commission. on minimum wage. >> i've been opposed to wage increases that kill jobs. and a lot of these state increases are to that level where they would kill jobs. i think that's bad for american workers. >> reporter: cut labor costs saying machines are always polite and never take a vacation. trump allies are praising the pick today. >> nobody can deny this man is in touch with how to create jobs. the importance of labor management roles and responsibilities. i he's a great choice. >> reporter: but the labor community is voicing concerns. >>

carl's jr. has some commercials that have kind of explicit sexual content. theys spoken out and said might even reflect his own mindset at times. not only is he saying these are ok, but that he kind of personally endorses them. i think all the things give fodder to making of the sort of character that democrats can take on during the confirmation. susan: the last question is about the campaign and how mr. trump's message resonated. as lee saunders said with a lot of his membership, working-class americans. how are labor union members, not just the leadership, feeling about the science coming out of the trump administration as he gets organized. >> everyone is looking for the buyer's remorse or the questions about what side mr. trump is on. that is something to look for. i don't think there is widespread sense yet from any of those folks. certainly they still are -- they are making noise about trade and immigration and so forth which were some of the things the rank-and-file members liked. i think this labor secretary nomination hearing will be probably one o

stuart: racy ads. >> well, carl's jr.a press release touting its sexy ads -- stuart: you can tell you -- >> i'm just reporting. frankly, i don't care. but, you know, chuck schumer's blasting puzder. stuart: what's he saying? >> turning the labor d. over to someone who poses an increase in minimum wage, that opposes the overtime rule, it's a sure sign yet next cabinet was looking out for the billionaires and special interests instead of america's d. stuart: oh, you have to bring the billionaires in, don't you? now, i am confused about casino stocks. they are now doing well, but i know for a fact that earlier they were doing very, very badly. explain, please. >> well, there was a report out there that they had put a cash limit on how much you can take out at an atm on chinese mainland atm cards, get that? because they want to stop the capital outflow. a lot of people taking yuans from china and converting them into hong kong dollars. they're trying to, you know, save some money. but that's not true. there is a limit on how

puzder is the head of the company that franchises the fast-food outlets hardee's and carl's jr. he is a longtime republican donor who has been a vocal critic of raising the minimum wage, the fight for 15 movement, expansion of overtime pay, paid sick leave, and the affordable care act. in puzder made $4.4 million, 2012, nearly 300 times more th the average food worker. kendall fells of the fight for 15 campaign said -- "puzder as labor secretary is like putting bernie madoff in charge of the treasury." puzder has also spoken in favor of having robots replace workers at fast food restaurants. in ainterview with business insider, he said robots are "always polite, they always up-sell, they never take a vacation, they never show up late, there's never a slip-and-fall, or an age, sex, or race discrimination case." "the riverfront times" in st. louis also reports that puzder was accused of abusing his former wife multiple times. in one incident in his former 1986, wife said puzder -- "attacked me, choked me, threw me to the floor, hit me in the head, pushed his knee into my chest, tw

he's talked about carl's, jr. and hardee's have sexually ad campaigns with scantily clad women and he's defended that all in good fun and that sort of thing. >> let's move back to "the new york times" reporting this morning about trump's own business and how he's going to kind of design this for the next four years. according to "the new york times," the plan that they're considering, the trump family, would have ivanka take a leave from the company, maybe move to washington. that's speculation. giving operational opportunity to the two sons, the trump sons. but he keeps a stake according to "the new york times," donald trump, the president, keeps a take in the business. does that sound like a plan that avoids conflicts of interest. >> not entirely. so long as he owns the business and know what is the business owns which he sort of has to because a lot of it is buildings with his name on it, there's going to be conflicts of interest. he will know what government actions will be favorable and unfavorable and people

the founder of whole foods the head of the restaurant chain carl's, jr.. and the man who helped to build modern lowe's vegas and made a couple billion dollars to read it. our topic, what happened to the american dream? that is our show. tonight. [cheers and applause] john: the phrase american dream came with a book written in the midst of the depression america is that dream of a land where life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone and for many people the dream has come true but now ayatollah something is wrong. it is no longer accessible is it suffering or alive and well? 75 percent said suffering. is that true? how many of you think is as achievable as it was before? [cheers and applause] how many of you feel not so much? [applause] pray pessimistic. what a man who people say has lived the dream to creative for medical dash many others is called the most powerful man and lost a is. steve when -- steve steve wynn. they like you. [laughter] you are self-made multi billionaire and how did you do that? i am told the town was seedy but you buil

he is the ceo of ckc restaurants, the parent company of carl's jr. and hardee's. he talked about the fact that the minimum wage could limit job growth or hurt job growth. he talked about automating his restaurants and the idea of your replacing workers altogether. i know when his pick was announced you said he would be an insult to the fight for 15 movement, the fight for $15 minimum wage. i am wondering, is there any place for you can see working together with a labor secretary like this? mr. sauders: we will see. his past record as far as we are concerned is not a good record for working families. the department of labor should be standing up not only for union members but working families across the country. he does not support the increase in the minimum wage. he did not support the overtime rule. he has had numerous violations, labor law violations. he has made the statement that he would prefer having robots because of a not to take sick leave and vacation time. that is not have you grow the american dream among working families. workers are suffering in thi

hardee's and carl's jr.ous investigations by the labor into overtime, minimum wage, other allegations of worker abuse. a lot of those cases have been closed and many of them conclude franchise restaurants that are not -- include franchise restaurants that are not directly owned by mr. puzder's company, but they raise questions of how he will be involved in the investigation going for. oliver: chris, you talked about this a little bit in your article about his business track record. what we know about the company aside from those sensual burger ads with paris hilton, etc.? he had tot's right, defend those ads, and he was quoted as saying they were american. bikini-clad women eating hamburgers. but in a very trump way we have seen mr. puzder speak directly to people through his own blog, and he has used that as an opportunity to rail against all sorts of obama administration regulations, most notably minimum wage and overtime. scarlet: he is not an obvious candidate to be labor secretary, chris and margaret. h

it's fantastic we have people with so much business experience. >> we have a hardees and carl's jr. >ink it's an excellent choice, and we are continuing to see more and more. lou: guy, this is also in the case of scott pruitt, somebody who sued several times the epa. we are hearing the left start to wag their tongues about he will undo all of our work. >> precisely. that's what he's there to do. >> trump campaigned on it. when president obama was going through the executive order after executive order bypassing congress to do things the american people didn't want, constitutionalists warned, mr. president you are setting a precedent by using executive orders on big things. the left mite love what you are doing. but if a republican gets in office, they might get more circumspect about executive power. and here we are. lou: it's time to get government efficient and productive and rational. first and foremost. guy, and lee, we have just about a minute here. i want to get to the issue of -- we heard randy evans and ed rollins say they didn't think it would be a very good idea to turn over

he runs the hardee's and carl's jr. fast food chains. his selection is drawing fire from democrats, especially over his stance on raising the minimum wage. >> when you raise theost of hiring low skilled and young workers, you really price them out of their jobs. >> you couldn't find someone more anti-labor for labor secretary and a bad sign for the workers of america. >> chuck schumer there. here's ali velshi and robert shapiro who also served as an advisor to the obama campaign and transition team as well. let me start with you, sir. what do we know about andy puzd puzder? >> robert, andy puzder, the ceo of a company called cke restaurants. they own hardee's and carl's jr. he's a former executive vice president, general counsel. he opposes minimum wage higher than $9 an hour. there's a push in a lot of places for $10, $12, $15. he likes robots more than immigrants. here's what he said about using robot labor. they're always polite. they never take a vacation or show up late. never a slip and fall or age, sex, or race discrimination case

north carolina governor pat mccory was there as well, scott prewitt, and the ceo of hardee's and carl's jr. no idea if he came around lunchtime. pete doocy joining us now. let's start with the biggest question mark, rahm emanuel, any idea what they were talking about? >> reporter: the mayor told us his side of the story, martha. he went up to the 26th floor to talk to president-elect about white house operations and the way that things are going to run or should run in january when mr. trump moved to the white house. and emanuel, of course, drawing on his experience as one of president obama's chief's of staff. the mayor also says that the two of them, upstairs, were talking about why chicago works as a sanctuary city. >> i was clear about where i stood and other mayor's stood on immigrants, that we welcome them because they are achieving and striving for the american dream, but also how to make as a city and as a country key investments in both the talent, the training, as well as the transportation to drive economic growth. >> reporter: this is the second emanuel brother mr. trump met wi

he is the ceo of the parent company of carl's jr. and hardees. he's someone who is opposed to raising the federal minimum wage. he's also someone who has expressed support for scaling back regulations and for more automati automation. you have democrats and some republicans expressing concern saying, hey, this person is actually anti-labor. he's not going to help the workers donald trump essentially campaigned saying he wants to help them raise their standard of living. earlier today one of trump's top advisers, kellyanne conway pushed back saying this is someone who knows how to create jobs, that he will, in fact, be good for workers. but the bottom line, you will see a big push-back against this pick now. of course republicans have the majority in the senate. it's hard to see him really getting blocked. that doesn't mean you are not going to see a fierce battle. you mentioned epa, scott pruitt, someone who questioned whether climate change is a reality. and someone who is suing the epa now. that pick comes as the president-elect is set to appea

fast food billionaire the secretary of labor confirmation and carl, jr. and hardy's says raising the minimum wage means cutting jo bs. >> when you raise the cost of hiring low skilled workers, you really price them out of their jobs. >> reporter: he is open to automation, telling business insiders, last spring, the machines, unlike people, never take a vague, never show up late, never file suits. some democrats called it a war on labor. >> the president-elect is headed into the direction of the bosses, not of the workers. >> yesterday, trump traveled to grand rapids, michigan, continuing his thank you tour. he will be in baltimore taking part in the army navy football game. >>> nbc meteorologist bill siberian express we're calling it? >> we are going through a global arctic and next week the sigh bean express air from siberia will invade our country after it involves the north pole. the snow will continue. we even had thunder snow off lake erie, especially. as far as the snow forecast will go, down wind at the lakes we will get it. >> that stripe of snow,

they own hardee's and carl's jr. he is a millionaire. one of nine millionaires and billionaires named to his cabinet so for and vocal opponent of raising the minimum wage to $10 and expanding of americans. in iowa donald trump appealing to middle america, promising to eliminate every single regulation that hurts our farmers, our workers and small business. >> regulations, by the way, will be cut down to a fraction of what they are now. >> reporter: this as democrats are still preparing for a tough nomination fight for some of trump's picks including oklahoma attorney general scott pruitt, a climate change denier for head of the epa. >> with control of the epa to the air, our children breathe and the water they drink. >> reporter: and meanwhile, as we wait to learn about mr. trump's business interests on december 15th we are learning he'll remain an executive producer for "celebrity apprentice." a spokeswoman for him says he has a big stake in that tv show that starts a new season next month. kendis and eva. >> he takes over 41 days from

>> what's the push back with the guy that runs carl's jr. >> carl jr.'are so offensive. >> running the treasury? why the push back. >> it might be the senate. might not approve these guys. we don't know. they haven't disclosed anything yet. we don't know what they're made up. >> 52-48. you need three to flip. >> they are in good shape i agree we want transparency and. we want people with judgment. we want people who are successful. i think america actually -- we are not sick of winning. we need people who are winners and know how to negotiate. >> speaking of that there very quickly 65% of americans believe 2017 will be better than 2016. your thoughts on those. >> according to a poll. and polls are so iffy. we know that polls are not to be depended on. 55% such a small group of people. >> just a faulty poll. it's going up. it's rising. >> said that 77 percent said 2016 was a better year for them than 2015. anyway, forget polls. look at the stock market. we are getting record highs, 20,000. we have never seen that in human history. forget polls. 20,000. th

. >> reporter: including carl's jr. and hardee's executive andy puzder to head the labor department. he's a staunch critic of paid sick leave, against overtime pay, and against increasing the minimum wage. >> states every have right to decide what the minimum wage should be. i've been opposed to minimum wage increases that kill jobs. >> reporter: trump saying in a statement that puzder, quote, will save small businesses from the crushing burdens of unnecessary regulations. meantime, scrutiny is growing over trump's pick to head the epa. oklahoma attorney general, scott pruitt. >> he's a climate science denier. >> reporter: at his third victory rally in des moines, trump echoing pruitt's call to roll back environmental regulations. >> and we are going to end the epa intrusion into your lives. >> reporter: and doubling down on campaign promises, including immigration. >> i've used the expression "extreme vetting." extreme. oh, it's going to be extreme. there's going to be doors. big, beautiful doors. >> reporter: trump al

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. >> reporter: including carl's jr. and hardee's jr. to head the labor department. he's against expanding overtime pay and increasing the minimum wage. >> states have every right to decide what the minimum wage should be. i have been opposed to minimum wage increases that killed jobs. >> reporter: trump saying that he will "save small businesses from the crushing burdens of unnecessary regulations." meantime, scrutiny is growing over trump's pick to head the epa, oklahoma attorney general scott pruitt. >> he is a climate science denier. >> reporter: trump echoing pruitt's call to rule back regulation. >> we are going to end the epa intrusion into your lives. >> reporter: and doubling down on campaign promises, including immigration. >> i've used the expression extreme vetting. extreme, oh, it's going to be extreme. big, beautiful doors. >> reporter: trump also calling for improving u.s. relations with china. >> they haven't played by the rules and i know it's time that they're going to start. >> reporter: as he formally rolled out his pick to be u.s. ambassador to c

there's also the decision to name the ceo of carl's jr.der even though he doesn't support the minimum wage. it seems like he is picking these people to undermine the agencies they are going to head. are these bad picks? >> no, they are alt-good. >> wasn't he supposed to drain the swamp. >> he is draining

carl's jr.'s and hardee's!fterwards, trump admitted he made the choice on an empty stomach. >> donald trump this weekend will give his first sunday morning news interview since the election. and it's a big sacrifice for him, because sunday morning is usually when he tweets about saturd"saturday night live". >> leonardo dicaprio met with trump last night to talk about the environment. he even handed trump a copy of his environmental documentary "before the flood." if you haven't seen the film yet, you can pick up a copy in the dumpster behind trump tower. i'm going to watch this fall into my trash can. >> i can't wait to watch this fall into my trash can. that's funny. >> a lot of that was funny. you should do late nights live on your segment. >> i like that segment. >> "the ridiculist" doesn't happen the way it used to. why? >> we're bringing it back. >> i actually watch your show. >> do you? >> you do not return the favor. >> it's early in the morning. >> you have called me the wrong name when you have been on

he's the ceo of the parent company for carl's jr. and hardee hardee's. he wants to scale back regulations. he's opposed to increasing the minimum wage. let me read you something he said recently about the workforce and about machines. he said machines are always polite. they always up sell. they never take a vacation. they never show up late. there's never a slip and fall or an age, sex, or race discrimination case. those comments raising a lot of eyebrows on capitol hill and particularly among some of the very workers who helped to sweep president-elect donald trump into the white house. here is the reaction from chuck schumer. the labor secretary should be someone who wakes up every day thinking about how they can raise american wages and fight for american workers. mr. puz der's case shows exactly the opposite. this pick could get real opposition on capitol hill. you asked about mitt romney. we are watching him closely. he is in new york today, not to meet with president-elect trump, but instead he's going to speak at an event a little bit later on to

the ceo of carl's jr. and hardy's says raising the federal minimum wage means cutting job. >> when you raise the cost of hiring low-skilled and young workers, you price them out of their jobs. >> pudzer is open to auto make. telling business insiders, machines, unlike people, never take a vacation. they never show up late and never file suit. some democrats called it a war on labor. >> president-elect is head ng t heading in the direction of the bosses. >> he will be in grand rapids and baltimore on saturday taking part in the army/navy football game. >>> bill karins, talking about this what we are call teeing the siberian express. >> we are dealing with snow and next week the siberian express, air all the way from siberia is going to invade our country as it travels over the north pole. if you are downwind of the lakes, you have snow. that's going to continue. we had thundersnow off of lake erie. as far as the snowfall forecast is going to go, downwind of the lakes, we're going to get it. we have the stor

he's ceo of the company that owns carl jr.ardies and other chains much union leaders are concerned about puzder. the businessman regularl regulay advocates against raising the minimum wage. he visited ohio state university to meet privately with first responders and victims of last week's campus attack. we also found out president-elect will continue to serve as an executive producer on celebrity prentice. you know what, if you are like a lot of people you are so glad to have 2016 elections behind us. but if you're in burlington county, more specifically in chesterfield, you can't shake the local race especially when it ends in a tie. fox 29's hank flynn has the story. >> i want to say the 16th of december, um, from that date statute dictates i think it's between 45 and 50 days special election has to take place. >> reporter: look what you bought yourself chesterfield you voted november 8th you split down the middle on two county candidates. it's a tie. dead even. when the do over. clerk is waiting to hear from chesterfield. >

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the ceo of carl's jr and hardee's, puzder said raising the federal minimum wage means cutting jobs. >> when you raise the cost of hiring low-skilled and young workers, you really price them out of their jobs. >> reporter: puzder is also open to automation, saying last spring, machines, unlike people, never take a vacation, they never show up late, some democrats called it a war on labor. >> the president-elect's heading in the direction of the bosses, not of the workers. >> reporter: this as trump who sold himself as a champion of the american worker is attacking a union leader, tweeting chuck jones has done a terrible job representing workers, after jones accused trump of lying when he said he saved carrier jobs from going to mexico. >> the people were probably with the understanding they were going to have a job. because trump, pence, or nobody else 550 jobs are going to mexico. he had to announce that the next day, so that people would understand. >> reporter: trump bragged he saved 1,100 jobs, while jones, whos he's now being threatened by trump supporters, said the number is clos