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Midnight. steve: canada want's dairy systm is not that big only 3.5% of their market will have access to. also, cars impurported from nafta countries will need 75% of the content manufactured in the united states. currently it is 62.5%. it's going up. that is good for america's auto workers. brian: wages go up. ainsley: canadian dollar strengthened 3.5% and mexico peso 3.2%. brian: great for us. we are gaining on canada when it came to hockey. now gaining on them when it comes to fairness and trade. ainsley: when it comes to dairy. steve: moo. by congress. brian: after the mid terms. don't kno...

Avoid tariffs. that's an increase from the current 62.5%. in addition right now, at least 30% of the labor on a car or truck must be done by workers earning at least $16 an hour. that share rises to 40% by $202$2022023. $16 an hour is three times what they make in mexico. general motors issued a statement saying in part this agreement is vital to the success of the north american auto industry. we have long supported efforts to modernize it in a way that strengthens the industry and positions it for long-term success. canada made some concessions when it came to agricult purp on its dairy mark...

I'm going to start with you. what's dift here whferent here? >> i was trying to figure out how to do that village people thing with ymca. i couldn't do the s. the name is different. there's some slightly significant differences. it's not that much of a change. what are those differences? one of them is that the rules of other begin, meaning the required levels of production that have to take place within the trade zone, the three countries for cars has been kicked up from 62.5 to 75%. that's a pretty big change if it sticks. it means there could be more regional production of autos.

75% of automated work, anything in the auto industry, has to be in the u.s. that's up from 62.5% of the previous deal. a really good deal for american workers. on top of that, the deal is also saying dad again, this is the mexican side of it -- workers have to be paid more than $60 per hour. between 40 and 45% of the companies that are involved in this have got to be doing that for the workers, and we all know that wages are much lower in mexico, that was driving a lot of work down to mexico. for starters, for mr. trump, for the unions, to say that the president is taking action against the am...

Do you think they will boost that to $16 an hour? >> first of all, those provisions can be very good. you said the current provision is really 62.5, in actuality, it's only in the 40s. because they do with her cheating thing. if you put in 62 percent and china puts in 38 percent, it counts as 100 percent. it's really lower and the changes really more effective. we haven't seen the details of it but you hit the nail on the head. it doesn't matter what's in that agreement. if we can't monitor it and enforce it effectively, then the agreement will fail for workers and it will fail for the country...