The federal government's $595-million five-year plan to help out struggling journalism organizations is being criticized, particularly due to the involvement of Unifor, Canada's largest private sector union representing more than 300,000 workers, in the independent panel deciding who qualifies for the cash. Unifor National President Jerry Dias has described himself as "Andrew Scheer's worst nightmare," prompting some to say the process is already partisan and biased, and will favour the Liberals during the 2019 election. Dias joins Drew now to address some of the concerns.