workers, once suggesting he prefers robots to human labor saying, "they're always polite, they always upsellthey never take a vacation." also taking aim at his own fast food employees. >> my first memo was no more people b >> reporter: it became increasingly clear many republicans were on the fence. senator tim scott of south carolina tweeting he had "developed serious concerns" about puzder's nomination. that nomination now dead, and democrats are celebrating. >> you fought this pretty hard. >> we, it's not just a victory for me, it's a victory for millions of workers been this is the secretary of labor, labor, not the cretary of corporate america. >> democrats are now setting their sights on another trump cabinet nominee raising concerns about nick mulvaney for budget director. so far, just one republican is opposing. that vote is up later today. mary bruce, abc news, capitol hill. >>> one more r note from the capitol hill, ashton kutcher got serious during an appearance on capitol hill. >> cutcher became emotional while pleading with the foreign senate relations committee to help ends hum

for users to come and say, i actually want to have these subscription this -- business, so it is a upsell. i think they work well together. emily: how do you feel about getting the mom question? ♪ emily: you were google's first employee to go on maternity leave and you joined google when you were four months pregnant. tell me about telling them, i am four months pregnant. susan: most all of the other employees were students, who i do not even think they had a girlfriend let alone thinking about having a baby. i was in a completely different world from them. i told them up front that i was pregnant and they -- it took them a minute to register that, but then they actually thought about it and they said, you know what? we are going to build you a day care. i said, you only have 16 employees, you do not have any revenue models. i said, it is ok and i'm glad you are supportive and yes, i'm going to join google. in the end we were able to open up a daycare. they have always been very supportive of families, and we continue to operate that day care today. it has been really hard to scale with a

workers once suggesting he prefers robots to human labor saying, "they're always polite, they always upsell, they never take a vacation." also taking aim at his own fast food employees. >> my first memo was no more people behind the counter unless they have all of their teeth. >> reporter: today it became increasingly clear many republicans were on the fence. senator tim scott of south carolina tweeting he had "developed serious concerns" about puzder's nomination. that nomination now dead, and tonight democrats are celebrating. >> you fought this pretty hard. >> not just a victory for me, a victory for millions of workers and this is the secretary of labor. labor. not the secretary of corporate america. >> mary bruce joins us live from capitol hill tonight, and mary, president trump has a number of unconfirmed cabinet nominees and, the democrats have their sights on another one of them. >> reporter: democrats are raising concerns about mick mulvaney for budget director, but one republican is opposing. that is up tomorrow. >> mary bruce again with us tonight. thank you, mary. >>> all of thi

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he said that machines are "always polite, always upsell, never take a vacation, never show up late, nevera slip and race or in age, sex, or discrimination case. in other words, robots are completely docile workers as far as he is concerned. w wemean, the fact that when didid this survey, we did it ovr the holidays, a big-time for restaurant workers, and 900 workers from his companies reached out to us. it was overwhelming. andfilled out the surveys, two-thirds of a mostly female workforce said they experienced very scary, pretty horrific, sexual harassment. you heard about the ads at with nearly naked women, and young women were asked by customers, why aren't you dressed like the women in the ads? i will take you anyway, and then followed them out to the parking lot, grabbing them, touching them to workers complaining about these things and management doing nothing at all. is, if you want a robot who willing to be touched and not complain about it, you know, i suppose that is the direction you want to go. clearly, he has not done that. he has not automated his restaurants. he still has te

they always upsell, they never take a vacation and there's never a slip and fall or an age, sex, or discrimination case. the senate has an obligation to hear from those who are best qualified to tell america about mr. puzzer's suitability to be labor secretary and to stand up for american workers, his own workers. that's why many of us asked the chairman of the health committee to including mr. put disaster's -- puz disaster's -- puzder's workers in his confirmation hearing. we allowed those supporters an opportunity to speak. 17 senators attended. those 17 senators heard from laura mcdonald who worked as a general manager at carl's jr. in tucson, arizona, for 20 years. for years, she was forced to work extra hours without pay. employees like laura are the subject of a major lawsuit against mr. puzder's company, c.k.e., regarding unpaid overtime. those 17 senators heard from lupe guzman, who is a single mother, who has devoted the last seven years of her life to carl's jr. in las vegas, nevada. she has worked graveyard shift for rock-bottom wages. seven years of loyally. and -- of loyalty. and lup

he once suggested he prefers robots to human employees saying they're always polite, they always upselley never take a vacation. and took aim at his workers' appearance. >> my first memo was no more people behind the counter unless they have all their teeth. >> reporter: he also admitted to employing an undocumented housekeeper for years though he later paid all necessary back taxes but it all proved too much for his nomination to survive. now, in announcing his withdrawal puzder said he was honored to have been considered. he is now the 11th cabinet level nominee to ever withdraw. by comparison obama had three picks that backed down. robin. >> and, mary, are any other remaining cabinet nominees in jeopardy? >> reporter: democrats are eyeing mick mulvaney for budget director but so far just one republican is opposing. he is expected to be confirmed later today. >> mary, thank you. george. >>> let's talk more about it with matthew dowd and cecilia vega and, matt, let's talk first, you said yesterday the president will rely on this solid wall of republican support in the congress in order