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Moderate democrats in swing districts. also on pelosi's desk a pro-labor deal touted as the most comprehensive labor bill in decades. the usmca was signed last year but needs legislative approval in the united states and the new canadian parliament which begins tomorrow displan thank you. -- shannon. the next guest says this will provide worker rights on both side of the border. texas governor greg abbott. a lot of debate about getting this thing done held up on political ground or if there is work to be done. forbes.com had the headline what is the big rush on usmca?

Things that will cost more. everything from diapers to televisions. direct consumer goods coming from china. myron brilliant head of international affairs at the u.s. chamber of commerce says the tariffs import taxes by any other name are or will cost every american household between $600 and $1,000 by the end of the year. joining us now is a business journalist for forbes.com and "washington examiner". good to see you, sir. the white house seems to be moving away from the talking point and fallacy that the chinese are paying for the tariffs and now making this argument it is a national securi...

And jeffrey epstein case, by the headline has to be that epstein themselves was found injured in his jail cell. might have been a suicide attempt, but maybe it wasn't. fox chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher has a very latest. >> to avoid federal charges of abusing underage girls and decades in prison, and 2008, jeffrey epstein agreed to a slap on the list plea deal. he served 13 months in jail, allowed at least five days a week to go to jail and then he tried to repair his reputation and "the new york times" said some are happyt to oblige. for example, forbes.com called epstein ...

>> avalanche of news today and then just 15 case but the headline has to be, he was seen injured in his jail cell. it might've been a suicide attempt. maybe it wasn't. fox chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher has the latest on that. trace? >> yeah, to avoid federal charges and abusing underage girls, epstein agreed to his level and there is still and served 13 months in jail, loudly five days a week to go to work and then he tried to repair his reputation at "the new york times" says that some were happy to oblige. for example, forbes.com called epstein one of the largest cutting-...

>> and so as we actually got a statement from nike, they told us that, quote, we've recognized nike, inc., can do more and there's an important opportunity for the sports industry collectively to evolve to better support female athletes. they also added that they will waive performance reductions for 12 months for athletes who decide to have a baby. so a big policy change. >> a big change. >> in the wake of all these choices that have come out. >> and it took quite a while for this backlash to really make a change. let's bring in the founder and ceo of sports impact. he's also a sports busines...