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What possibly could be the basis to continue to pay people to stay home? i think it is a positive overall for the u.s. economy. >> alicia: that is really good to hear. are you concerned at all -- and i want to play something about the impacts of the delta variant and how that can hit at the same time, kids are going back to school we will take a listen to something, the white house chief of staff had to say. >> the delta variant is having an impact on the economy of a not so much employment. we ...

To americans is much lower than expected. with the u.s. adding 235,000 last month. a number the president himself admitted was disappointing. >> while i know some wanted to see a larger number today and so did i, wife see what weve seen continued growth. >> reporter: and the white house insisting that the economy is doing well. >> i would say the delta variant is having an impact on the economy but not so much on employment. were at the lowest unemployment rate weve seen in this country in a yea...

Employment. were at the lowest unemployment rate we have seen in this country in a year and a half, 5.2%. weve added jobs every single month weve been here. the states were given money as part of the rescue plan back in march to deal with the consequences of any economic dislocation due to covid. states are using that money in different ways. one of those ways is employment bonuses, paying people to take jobs. other states are providing employment training, employment counseling. these benefits ...

Jobs report missed expectations. look here. 235,000 new jobs were added to the economy. way below the projected 728,000. the unemployment rate still did tick down to 5.2%. lets bring in byron york, the chief political correspondent at the washington examiner, also a fox news contributor. happy labor day weekend to you. thanks for taking time. lets dive in. good news, unemployment ticked down a little bit. bad news, the jobs report did not deliver. what does this tell us about the economic recove...

5.2%. but the new article we were reading in "the washington post" asks why america has 8.4 million unemployed when there are 10 million job openings. i mean, you address this to a degree. ultimately looking at the numbers, why does this is not add up? >> well, i mean, there are different reasons for that. one reason is those are top line numbers. there may be 10 million job openings and 8.4 million people looking for work. peoples skills dont match the jobs openings so its not a perfect match. ...

Country in a year and a half, 5.2%. weve added jobs every single month weve been here. the states were given money as part of the rescue plan back in march to deal with the consequences of any economic dislocation due to covid. states are using that money in different ways. one of those ways is employment bonuses, paying people to take jobs. other states are providing employment training, employment counseling. these benefits expire under the law this coming week. and we think that the states ha...

Africans. >> reporter: 230 years of history survived the storm. taking measure of all thats lost is part of recovering from. life is never quite the same. weaker than expected jobs report has investors worried. >> they added 235,000 positions. the hiring boom that occurred. leisure and hospitality didnt budge. retail jobs declined. the upside, the unemployment rate did fall to 5.2% and there were job gains in higher wage fields like manufacturing.

August was the slowest job growth since january. the very sector stalled hiring leisure in hospitality was flat. employment in that sector is still down 10% from before the pandemic. job losses were in retail stores, bars and restaurants, even without renewed lockdowns economists say americans are turning more cautious about going out as the variant spreads and hospitals fill up. there was strong hiring in professional services, think architects, engineers, computer systems design, gains in manu...

At a court in the state of massachusetts. he was defrocked two years ago after a vatican investigation found him guilty of the sexual abuse of children and adults. apple is delaying the introduction of its controversial tools to detect images of child sex abuse on phones and tablets. its announcement of the mechanisms had sparked criticism that it would be prying into personal data and helping oppressive governments and criminals hack peoples information. us presidentjoe biden has defended his r...