see, i came home from a trip organizing for the cio like in the letters, and she'd gone.nion officer. [laughter] you know, i never saw it coming. i mean, i can go into negotiations. i can take the whole damn contract in there in my head, but this, i never saw it coming. so i found a new friend for company, old quaker. it's a damn fine whiskey, and for a couple of years, i think kept them in business single-handed right through the divorce. it takes a while, a thing like that. then i met nikki. two weeks later, we were in reno to get married. they turned us down. see, it's nikki sawada, japanese-american, and in nevada, they had this antimiscegenation law: forbid marriages between races. i kept saying, "but i'm the foreigner." [laughter] so i phoned my lawyers, 'cause now i needed help to get married, and we went before a judge, and he said we had the right to, and so we did, and nevada got rid of the damn law, and so did a few other states as well. [applause] right, but, you know, in 1933, hitler sent a bunch of guys over here to study that antimiscegenation law to use it

speakers include afl-cio president richard trumka. this is about 50 minutes. >> first, we will go to remarks and then open it up for questions and answers. i would like to introduce afl- cio president richard trumka. >> good morning and thank you all for joining us. this is a defining labor day for working people and the kickoff to the final round of defining a set of elections. we will rebuild a fundamental economy the values of hard work and a strong middle-class or we will turn back to one that puts corporate interest before people. we will either move forward together with compassion and thoughtfulness to solve our problems or allow the forces of hate to exploit our economic frustration. it depends on the choices we make as a nation and on the job that we do as a labor movement. i've just come off their road for the last six weeks and what i heard decisively is that people are looking for economic patriotism. patriotism has traditionally been defined by foreign affairs, but patriotism should begin in our own backyard, in our own c

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the event is organized by the milwaukee area labor council of the afl-cio. the president's remarks are about 40 minutes. >> hello, willkie. hello, of milwaukee. thank you. it is good to be back in milwaukee. it is good to be back. i am almost come. [applause] i just hop onto 94 and i am home. [applause] i will take it all the way to the south side. it is good to to be here on such a beautiful day. happy labor day, everybody. [applause] i want to say thank-you to the milwaukee area labor council and all of my brothers and sisters in the afl-cio for inviting me to spend this day with you. [applause] a day that belongs to the working men and women of america. i want to acknowledge your outstanding national president, a man who knows that a strong economy needs a strong labor movement, rich sumka. [applause] thank-you to the president of the wisconsin afl-cio, dave newbie. -lso the secretar treasurer. [applause] happy birthday, sheila. i am proud to be here with our secretary of labor, a daughter of union members, hilda solis and our secretary of transportation,

this is what the afl-cio has been out. they are conducting easy dragnets collection of americans private communications mandating that all soft mayor be accessible is a huge privacy invasion. charles? >> i am uneasy with that but not quite for those reasons. if there were only a grant of authority i would be okay with it because i think our system has checks and balances, independent of the judiciary oversight, a lot of screaming by democrats about how the bush administration tore up the constitution and deindustried our privacy. it did not. but what this is about but it is changing the nature of the internet. it would impose a mandate on the companies to put in doors through which a government, any government, not only our government, which i trust, but china and india and other places. it will change the nature of the interpret which is now were more anonymous than stuff like phones. and i think on balance it will make it easy for dick torl rejamies to invade privacy and top democratic movements. over all it is a night m

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>>guest: one of the things to look for is something like the afl-cio pushing very hard so democrats can retain their majority, several democrats voted "no" on health care and there is concern that prove would pull a page from president clinton's play book in 1994 and 1995 and he triangulated so the afl-cio unions will work very hard for democrats and then president obama moves to the middle because he has to work with more republicans. >>neil: i don't see that. maybe i'm wrong. >>guest: could be. it is a big question but something when he decides would will replace rahm emanuel, who is the advisor, that is telling. >>neil: thank you. rahm emanuel is leaving the administration soon to run for mayor of chicago. the president is holding a final meeting before the elections and it is very hush hush in there and they have not hrdz -- heard about the neil cavuto platform, 10 percent across-the-board cut for all government agencies, and i don't think my somewhat left leaning friend is a big fan of the plan here saying money is cheap right now, take advantage of it. christian, i think the spend

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the afl-cio has not responded to clarification of trumka's statement. former president jimmy carter was taken to a cleveland hospital today, a spokeswoman says mr. carter developed an upset stomach while on a flight into cleveland. the 85-year-old former president is said to be resting comfortably and will remain in the hospital overnight. president obama called to check up on him this afternoon. the congressional budget office says extending all of the bush tax cuts through 2012 would boost economic growth, but would also increase the deficit. republicans are pushing for the extension, but the president and democratic leaders want to limit it to the middle class. fox business network, correspondent peter is here to tell us what it means, good evening, peter. >>emmen dorf, to those democrats who want to extend the bush tax cuts. permanently or temporarily extending all or part of the expiring income tax cuts would boost output in employment in the next few years. >> but some bad news for tax cutters, he also said extending the tax cuts would generate le

one thing i did when i was with the afl-cio is i worked there during the last five oversells security which is the private station fight. one of my jobs was to look at how wall street was surreptitiously funding the fight for privatization. they did not do this publicly because it does not look good. they were doing a behind-the- scenes. the current situation -- what is going on here, you don't see a big push by wall street who are desperate right now saying we should cut social security. it would look very bad what you see in washington is a tail wind. there is no resistance. it is like you are moving for and there is no one pushing back. some of these groups are underfunded but overwhelmed. where the money is is definitely all in favor of cutting social security. i am an economist. i will focus primarily on what i call debunking actuarial determinism. i made up this term. in the history of economics, but there is an economist at said we are having too many babies and we will all start. it turns out that the economy grew and that was not the case. we have a certain amount of logic th

it seems to me if afl-cio can buy ad time on dodger games, i do not understand why public defenders cannot do the same thing. the last point i want to make, i served on the california judicial bench council on media. you may or may not know that newspapers are cutting back their coverage of court to all the time. the tradition of the journalistic way of getting your story out does not exist anymore. that is bad but it is also an opportunity. the idea of blogging, the opportunity to step into this void in get your message out directly is incredibly important to your >> carol, what does blogging do for our public image? >> well, it may also get me fired -- [laughter] it is an easy way to publish. there are barriers to the press, but here is a little button that allows you to publish. if you can attract enough readers, you can get our message out. whether it is telling stories of public defenders in their everyday life, which i have done, but also use it to try to use it as an incentive to think about how we can think about the public defender's office differently. to change things, perhaps.

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afl-cio president this week claiming american job creators have given up on america and committing, "treason" for sitting on more than $1 trillion. rich, any issues that you have with what trumpka said? >> yeah. this is just wildly irresponsible. treason is a crime punishable by the death penalty. it's equal to murder. to toss a word like "treason" around to describe why companies are rationally saving money and banks are constrained in their loan making is just outrageous. you know, it echoes back to the bad days of the '60s and '70s, the hoffa years when the unions were thugs. i thought we got beyond that. apparently not. >> david: so what do you think about the language, first of all? s>> i have a slightly more benign view of freedom of speech than rich does. it's a throw-away line. it's not call to arms. you can blow that out of proportion. i see his point, too. bush told people to spend after 9/11. he was kind of right. it adds acceleration to the economy. the banks aren't lending to small business. they're trading on a really great interest rate. they are making money in a way a

it is a major concern of mine members afl-cio continues to bring it up. the employer choice act. there's some talk about trying to bring it up in the lame duck. i think it is worthy of note that the linchpin of that legislation again is the elimination of the secret ballot. i just want to read a quote from a union organizer on this issue when he talked about how the so-called card check process can be abused. this is from a former union organizer. contact first moment was made, doocy began. employees were put in fear of what might happen to them if they did that change their minds about the union. carjack organizing drives gives the union more power over employees -- card check organizing drives give the union more power over employees. there are arbitration provisions, which of course, the chamber does oppose. the linchpin of the bill has been testified against by many workers. we feel we have the votes. we look forward to that fight in the lame duck if the unions want to pursue that. the agree with the majority of the american public which have come up

the event is organized by the milwaukee area labor council of the afl-cio. the president's remarks are about 40 minutes. >> hello, milwaukee. hello, milwaukee. thank you. it is good to be back in milwaukee. it is good to be back. i'm almost home. i just hop ton the 94 and i'm home. -- hop on the 94 and i'm home. take it all the way to the south side. it is good to be here on such a beautiful day. happy labor day, everybody. i want to say thank you to the milwaukee labor council and all my brothers and sisters in the afl-cio for inviting me to spend the stay with you. a day that belongs to the working men and women of america. i want to acknowledge your outstanding national president, a man who knows that a strong economy needs a strong labor movement. rich strimka! thank you to the president of the wisconsin afl-cio, your area labor council secretary-treasurer, sheila. i hear it's her birthday tomorrow. happy birthday, sheila. i am proud to be here with our secretary of labor, a daughter of union members, hilda solis, and our secretary of transportation, ray

. >> that's right and you'll be nudged into it and here is something spooky it's not just afl-cio u it'sichard trumka speaking to the party in canada. >> how are we going to keep an economic order. once we put the needs of workers front and center. your energy must be coordinated by strengthening the capital of global union, which can help us ensure ongoing strategic planning and concentrated coordination, particularly with the global union federation. by strengthening our global trade union movement we can recover from the crisis, rebalance inequities in our financial system so that eworkers can go about rebuilding our lives. >> how can they do that when somebody in china is making 50 cents a day. how can a union, a global union do that? especially if you're the country on the decline? why wouldn't you just throw in with the other countries? there's nothing, but growth. the media is it not going to give you the truth on this nudge towards bigger government and eventually global government. but, i will. we've taken it now from french fries to global government. french fries to medicine t

. >> glenn: notice the sign underneath him is afl-cio. that was in 2003.layed it for you all during the debate. nobody would listen. in march, once healthcare was passed, notice he didn't say he didn't want it or was against it or anything like that. he's angry with the charge. listen to the exchange between him and the audience member. [ yelling ] >> that's not in it. because, we couldn't get it through congress. that's why. >> glenn: that's why. he couldn't get it through congress, otherwise it would have been there. no, you said you were against it. after you said you were for it. you have to look at it through their eyes. one step to drive the private insurers out is make them unprofitable. they couldn't pass it through congress so they know. built a system and force it to collapse, slowly but surely, through all kind of regulations. you make insurance unprofitable. obama care mandates insurer covers all preexisting conditions. they cannot refuse anyone. that is like telling casinos they must cover everybody. everybody must win, even if they don't make

and trumpka from afl-cio. they all love warren. she has spoken at events.ken at events, with where is van jones? he's around here some place. i love van jones. show me van jones. there he is! there she is with adrianna huffington. and van jones. here she is again with of george soros. spooky guy. the progressive change campaign committee says there will be, "hell to pay" if her position does not have real power. why? why is this position so important? why is she so loved? what are her beliefs? here is how she feels about credit card companies. >> credit card companies market their product the same way drug dealers do. try it out. then once you're heard, credit card companies have a special word for customers who pay in full every month. deadbeats. the credit card companies are undermining the economic security of middle class america. they will hang on to them and bleed them for as long as they possibly can. >> glenn: true. have you cut up your credit cards yet? please do. i remember my folks did it in the 1960s. i must have been very young. but i remember

if they sound like andy stern or trumcca at afl-cio, you either agree with it or you don't.there. support them or take control or leave. upion bosses are like any other people. cats away and the mice will may and memberships are the cats. they work for you. demand they represent your values. or maybe you need a union to represent you against the union. lev them by the curb. back in a minute. @=h  ♪ ♪ >>> mr. president, if restoring honor to america, defending our constitution, and turning to god has become a radical idea, well, i guess we're in more trouble than we thought. on november 2, vote democrat, republican, or independent, but most importantly, vote for america. ♪ ♪ >> glenn: america, we have to get out and vote. we can do better than the way we've been voting. and i also ask you take our 40 day and 40 night challenge. you can find it on the website at foxnews.c

the organization of the afl-cio. you have seiu. the national council of la raza. code pink.or all. chicago democratic socialist of america. jim wallis' group sojourners. that's just a few. there are 300 of these. then on october 30, jon stewart and stephen colbert are putting together a mock rally on the mall. again, i urge you to watch it and pay attention. i'm disappointed that they feel we have to mock honor. but whatever. again, i wish them success. on friday, i actually felt bad for stephen colbert. he was testifying before a house hearing on immigration on friday. and he was doing it in character. it was really in poor taste. but i don't necessarily think it was his fault. he participated, but this is a bad idea. nobody -- i haven't seen anybody report on this. do you know who it was that set this whole thing up? the united farm workers union. yes, again, the unions. orchestrating colbert's immigration worker experience, and the appearance before the committee. that's what happened. why is that left out that it's these people? the unions? it's special interest. and by

the unions like seiu and afl-cio are front organizations. they're all fronts.ve roped people in and now they are about to push us into a progressive nanny state, global governance scenario. the con here has already begun to take shape. i want to show you a couple of things. look at the news. you will be able to see the con here. first one, al gore and george soros are going to be speaking at columbia university next week. al gore is going to be talking about how investors can leverage their expanding global influence to build robust environmental governance standards. and george soros will be talking about the sovereign debt problem, i'm sure they will both have a free market solution. does anybody remember this guy from the 2010 town mall heating? >> it's a pleasure to see you, many president. thank you for taking time out of your day! thank you so much! [ applause ] >> okay, i've been at the same job, mcdonald's, for four-and-a-half years, because of the fact that i can't find another job. the fact i've been there as long as i've been there, do you have any p

president of afl-cio. >>> up next, the 2010 candidates face off in their first debate in florida.ss which one called another a loser? >> plus, sarah palin goes to iowa. she wants people to think she's going to run? >>> first, washington speak for the standard procedure or method that is closely often mindlessly followed. obviously not a positive way to describe either side of the party. but i'm ouls in lock-step with savannah. >> we are. we are in sync. ... and if you go with us, it'll be a win-win. it certainly will. i think this could be a win-win. maybe. this is going to be a win-win. win-win. a what ? a win-win. you should say win-win... use a hyphen. you know what this is ? a win-win ? a home run. ah, that was my next guess. win-win. win-win. drink. man, this trip was great. i mean... i'm just... ah... pumped. we know why you fly. we're american airlines. it was a real shock. i remember being at the hospital thinking, "i should have done more to take care of myself." you should've. that's why i'm exercising more now. eating healthier. and i also trust my heart to lipitor. [ m

afl-c afl-cio. richard trumka, what he said recently. here it is, we need, we need to fundamentally restructure our economy and reestablish the popular control over the private corporation. popular control. which has distorted our economy and hijacked our government. that's the long-term job, but we should start now. let me tell you something. i told you a year and a half ago, please read this book. this is coming insurrection, the invisible committee and it's written in europe and written by many of these people who are their contacts over in europe. these are the same people who have written this book. the same kind of people. they're not the literal people, but they have the same context and the same beliefs and it is the most frightening-- in this book it talks how you must destroy the family unit. it's evil. and they're communists. they're democratic socialists, please, america, i beg of you, get down on your knees and you pray not only for this country. for the republic, but you pray, quite honestly for the safety of this president

a lot of it is done through the cio or other sources to strike these people with remotely piloted vehiclesng fired off. probably more than 65 strikes now, richard, recently against warziristan alone. >> very effective technology, no doubt. there's also helicopter attacks being reported that have killed more than 70 militants, general, it's angered pakistan officials. this must be difficult for the u.s. military to try to find a win/win situation. >> a lot is going on is deniability. the pakistani government and army want to try to control the threat against their own government. i think they've been cooperative on the face of it. but in the public eye, this is an islamic population. it's a sensitive issue. >> then, general, as we're hearing general petraeus is saying the taliban is exploring a reconciliation with karzai's government. barry, mccaffrey, thank you. >>> many high school students struggle to get a diploma. there's one high school where everybody graduated and also was accepted in college. the school's president will join me with the secret to his success. first, the age old exc

i hope that ed schultz, the afl-cio, jon stewart, steven colbert and whoever else wants to plan a march in d.c. will have the same great success we had with restoring honor. all right. now, hold the phone on this one. this is the guy that has been on record saying that violence will come from the left. what in the hell is he talking about? is he trying to get all the players on record here is this supposed to be big setup? first of all, beck, you did not restore any honor. you were a phony where you should not have been a phony. beck, let tell you something, 10/2 will be a great success because this is a well-defined mission to offer hope and motivation to a hell of a lot more americans than your phony religious rally. the one nation rally was created to protect american jobs, education and our economy, not to give exposure to a multimillion dollar tv talking head or a made for tv wannabe presidential candidate. that's not what this is about. and the people that view this show and that will attend that march, some 300,000-plus, know exactly that. americans are frustrated with the hate b

to read you something that gerald mcentee, who i'm sure you know very well, he's chairman of the afl-cio political committee, said in "the new york times" on saturday. "the problem for us," meaning democrats and union members, "to really re-excite the rank and file to the greatest degree possible, they've been disappointed that the house and senate haven't done more, especially to create jobs." basically, this is that the liberal wing of the party is very unhappy with the president for things that he did not do. other than saying the republicans are worse, what's your best pitch to reignite the left of the party? >> yeah, candy. great question. and if you asked the president, is he disappointed that he hasn't got more done, he would say, sure i am. but let's just look quickly at what has been done. we stopped combat operations in iraq, that's a big deal. we've passed equal pay for women, that's a big deal. 4 million more american low-income kids with health insurance. that's a big deal. health insurance reform. stabilized the financial system. we've strengthened our alliances abroad that

today the afl-cio launched a campaign calling out sarah palin and the tea partiers like ron paul ando -- rand paul should i say and also sharron angle for thumbing their noses at american workers by attacking unemployment was about and unions. for more let's bring in michigan senator, debbie stabenow. well, the war of words is definitely on, senator. >> right. >> the union's being aggressive. they have sent out a mailer of some 2 million, and basically they're attacking sharron angle and some of these other right wingers, tea partiers. how do you know sharron angle will be bad for nevada workers? let her tell you yourself, as your u.s. senator, she was quoted as saying i'm not in the business of creating jobs. she said that back on may 14th of this year. >> right. >> what's your take on all of this, and will it be effective? >> well, i think the most important thing, ed is that we tell the story about who these candidates are and what they believe and then when we talk about the republican economic policies, it's not just the past, it's the president -- it's the present. it's what we