We re all getting fed you see president poll nurls they correlate directly with what s happening in the economy. dan: glad you brought that up that trickle down doesn t xes and asking someone to find trickle down theory no such thing. but on to job report which was a total disaster. it was a nightmare. 500,000 expected jobs only less than half 194,000. charles how is it that the economy is opening up grant and still in the middle of this pandemic but opening up you ve got open jobs everywhere. how is it that we can t find people to work? what s going on? one word i ll use for it is heart breaking and one of the things happening and we talked about that free money a lot of people are sitting on cash. a lot of people don t have to go back to work. now, some of it is listen, i didn t work for year and a half two years, i kind of leak staying at home i m looking at myself i think i can get a better job. all of those things are cool but here s the interesting thing. remember all of the ye
Complicated process like budget reconciliation but they have to put a number and then own that which republicans want. democrats were hoping to avoid that. also democrats argue that this has been a bipartisan issue since 2011 which is why they wanted republicans to help them with this. so bottom line here is lot of tension, lots of arguments here within republicans and democrats as now they are going to have to work these next two months to figure out how they will address this. tension to say the least. thank you so much. let s go to wilmington. what is the president saying about this disappointing new jobs report? reporter: well, fred, biden is trying to put a positive spin on that weaker than expected jobs report for the second month in a row. only 194,000 jobs were added last month. the president argued that this was due to the delta variant. the survey was taken around
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One day after that deadline, the committee revealing a statement, two other targets former chief of staff are engaging with the committee even though trump told them not to comply. the committee is firing back to bannon. in a statement lawmakers are saying they will act swiftly against anyone that refuses to comply with the lawful subpoena including the possibility of keeping bannon and others in criminal contempt. president biden found himself on the defensive after a dismal job s report. only 194,000 jobs added in september. much lower than expected. we have the details. this job s report reveals while the u.s. labor market
Back president biden tonight insisting it is a snapshot from nearly a month ago when the covid case count was much higher since then, we have seen the daily cases fall by more than one-third and they re continuing to trend down. we re continuing to make progress. reporter: the economy in september adding 194,000 jobs a disappointing figure for a second straight month. unemployment dropping below 5% for the first time since before the pandemic with more people giving up looking for work republicans blame president biden s policies one key leader saying if this were a football team with this losing record, the coach would be searching for a new job. kaitlyn was laid off at the height of the pandemic since then she s applied for nearly 300 jobs but can only find in person work. when she feels safer working from home with her ten-month-old baby how frustrating has this been for you? it s challenging. and it definitely wears you down mentally you start to feel like am i ever going to
i think we are going to see repeat of the obama years where we have this anemic recovery. are palace denny by live to weigh in. in the difference up of the media coverage from president biden and president trump in recent days. we will be breaking all down. and growing concerns about the ramifications of self artwork produced by the president s son hunter biden. we begin with a laundrie list o issues becoming a liability for the president. chad burkert is joining us tonight he breaks down the issues in the numbers for the seeping. good evening. the economy added a this get 194,000 jobs last month. workers are still playing. president biden is facing dipping pull numbers. right now things in
Unfiltered, the dan bongino show. always great to have you here. what do you think? just watching will and pete with the exact same suit on [laughter] this is so hilarious. i ve been watching since six in the morning. i had to go to a track meet for my daughter, and i swear, fox social media, if you re on your game, you ll do who wore it better. i know, i know, will. pete always wins that. will: he s going to win. he s going to win. [inaudible conversations] will: that and it s over for me, dan. i know. rachel: why don t you just get one? will, in your defense, we all lose to pete. fox hosts, get on that. will: dan, we want to get your take on this, it is the jobs numbers that just came out. 194,000 jobs added, way below half a million that were expected.
Republicans in the 2022 midterms are his top priority trump will be joined by governor kim reynolds, senator chuck grassily. you can watch president trump s speech in its entirety on fox nation streaming live at 7:00 p.m. eastern time tonight. and those are your headlines. rachel, over to you. rachel: thanks, pete. have to catch it on fox nation. okay. a shocking september jobs report shows only 194,000 jobs were added to the economy last month. a far cry from the 500,000 that experts predicted. but president biden taking no responsibility for those dismal numbers. he is trying to spin it as progress. today s report, has the unemployment rate down to 4.8%. a significant improvement from when i took office. the monthly totals bounce around but if you take a look at the trend it s solid. things in washington, as you all know are awfully noisy.
Guinness book of world records. this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening the anecdotes we have been hearing about employers desperate to find workers don t at first appear to square with what economists are calling a disappointing jobs report that came out today the slowing pace of growth reflecting an employment landscape some believe has been reshaped by the pandemic leaving some job seekers on the sidelines. in september, buffeted by the covid delta variant, the country added 194,000 jobs fewer than expected. the unemployment rate dropped, however, to 4.8% as more workers exited the job market. but will an improving covid outlook give the economy the boost it needs our team taking a hard look tonight. we begin with peter alexander. reporter: tonight help wanted just when america was expected the usher in a fall season of new hires, instead u.s. job growth dropped to its slowest pace of the year with a recent spike of the delta variant and an ongoing shortage
Assuming those plans go forward. neil: you know, we had disappointing news on the jobs front, only 194,000 added to the economy last month, secretary, and yet i keep reading about these 11 million jobs that are available. so why with 11 million jobs available did only 194,000 americans take employers up on it? it s a weird job market right now, neil. there s a couple of things going on. we know the delta variant was a significant factor both those month, it was the peaking. there are clearly other things going on, something, neil, you and i have talked about before is this varies a lot state by state. two of our largest, our most regulatory, our highest tax statements, california and new