mr. trumka: chris, thanks for having me on., happy labor day. >> chris: when we come back, the trump administration opens the door to regulating google. our sunday panel returns to discuss the battle with big tech. that's next. ♪ >> i think canada very much wants to make a deal and i think it's going to be obviously very good for canada if they do and think it's probably not going to be good at all if they don't. >> chris: president trump playing hardball with canada as he tries to rewrite the quarter century old north american free-trade agreement, or nafta. congresswoman, a lot of howling i think it's fair to say when democrats won president trump said he was going to revamp nafta, but aren't there, and it talked about it with mr. trumka, aren't there a number of provisions in this agreement with mexico at least that are good for american workers? >> i think there are also a lot of democrats who very much wanted to see a north american free trade agreement that really invests in workers, that will make sure that we have prote

mr. trumka's problem is he's not relevant. jillian: you're fired up today.ore quick comment. >> we have to get to strong unions, heck, hardly anybody belongs to one except government workers where they water their flowers every day, put their feet up, look out windows and say, how can i keep ordinary people from getting a job. look at the fisheries industries that you just covered. jillian: we got to lose the second topic, you are steamed about this this morning. >> he has no business saying something as stupid as that. i'm using union language. rob: we have to get to regular segment, peter. thank you for getting up really early. jillian: what are you putting in your coffee, that energy? >> mr. trumka is what you're putting in my coffee. he's a very agitating person. [laughter] rob: peter, thank you so much. we appreciate it. we will have you back very soon. jillian: a man steals an ambulance and the whole thing caught on camera. rob: the nfl season kicking off this week, i can't believe it but super bowl 52 a still fresh loss in minds of patriots fans and d

mr. trumka on sunday morning news. this is what he said. ead of the afl-cio represented his union poorly on television this weekend. some of the things he said were so against the working men and women of our country and the success of the u.s. itself that it is easy to see why unions are doing so poorly. a dem. a democrat because mr. trumka said union members will vote for a democrat. what he was saying is yes, unemployment is down but so are wages. gas prices are up. where is the infrastructure program that could put workers to work. his claim was we do need nafta. lot of issues he was disagreeing with the president, said his membership will more likely vote democrat than republican. charles: the number that will hurt him is 400,000. >> yes. correct. charles: 400,000 new manufacturing jobs since president trump came into office. >> can't deny the economy is booming. charles: back to trade. the u.s. and canada yet to reach an agreement. here is what the president tweeted about on this. there's no political necessity to keep canada in the ne

mr. trumka, i ask you why isn't this administration good for labor. you know what his answer was? ey didn't pass a infrastructure bill. pete: richard trumka is political animal, more than a for the american worker. labor union movement is bought and paid for by the democratic party and vice versa. he was lunging any democratic win would be good for workers, counter to the evidence what the president has done to put the working man, blue-collar man at the forefront of an agenda. the results are evident. if you're a union member, does he represent me or represent the swamp or political interests of others? >> thinking that exactly. interesting, too, he is with the democrat party, and the democrat party, within their party have conflicting interests, you have american worker interests. you have environmental interests. they always take the side of the environmental its over the american worker. here you have donald trump went ahead and green-lighted, for example, the pipeline. pete: yep do -- dakota access pipeline. >> no credit to donald trump. griff: on line poll says 86% of blue-co

aflcio president richard trumka said over the weekend a deal needs to include canada and the president has hurt workers more than he's helped. in response, mrsy to see why unions are doing poorly. >>> wall street gets back to work today following yesterday's labor day holiday. on friday, the dow lost 22 points. the s&p 500 finished just about where it started, while the nasdaq added 21. >>> and the death of retail in this country may be exaggerated. despite the proliferation of the internet and the closing of brick and mortar operations, traditional retailers are experiencing some of their best sales growth in years, according to "the new york times." the $3.5 trillion retail business is changing with fewer retailers capturing a bigger share of the game. "the times" says stores have learned how to compete with amazon are doing well. nordstrom and walmart all posted stronger than expected earnings growth. >> i can understand that. there's some things you have to see in real life before you buy it. also, returning it a lot easier when you have a store to go back to. >> this is true. and who doesn't love target? >> that's the truth. diane king