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Unemployed americans. if you do the math, thats nearly two jobs open for every person looking for work. lets bring in steve forbes chairman and editor in chief of forbes media. what do you make about the numbers? sounds like job growth was higher than expected but lower than last month. talk to us about those numbers and tell us what kinds of jobs are open, too? lets get into that. >> the jobs report wasnt bad but it underscores how slow the recovery has been from the lockdowns of 2020 and part ...

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Would warm up. it is here, it is coming and it is glorious. it is dabbling over st pauls cathedral as well. —— appling. crowds are beginning to gather. you can see the barriers are being put up two key people in the right positions ahead of the service, which begins at half past 11. very busy around here. a real hullabaloo. a lot of hubbub. this service begins at half past 11. it will be led by the archbishop of york, a special service of thanksgiving for the queens rate. —— rain. and th...

Only be an intern if you can afford to be an intern. the cost of living in washington d.c. is incredibly high. if you dont have the outside financial resources to work as an unpaid intern. then you are probably not going to work that in turn. youll probably be able to fill that role even if its offer to you. a group called pay our intern, which led the push from members of congress to pay their interns, noted in a 2019 report, that quote, a legislative internship create pathways in public servic...

Restaurant industry is nuts for it if you look at it, it stems off of this fast food nation in the assembly line piece of this. this is being invested by the same corporations that are out there saying were going to hel the workers, theyre not, theyre just driving it out in the small businesses get hurt here because these barriers go up even higher and higher and now we are competing against these large corporations that have the dollars to invest in pushing their workers out. they are virtue si...

It is just amazing to be one of the, i think, 150 national treasures. a weird thing for you to say, personally, but it means a lot to be part of it. children will play a big part. these pupils from luton will be dressed as the flowers which decorated the queens coronation gown. im very excited, im nervous, and | it is a once—in—a—lifetime dream. | she has been on the throne 70 whole years. that is a lot. im very proud of her. shes done an amazing job. she is a very good queen. leading the ...

Lit is a once—in—a—lifetime dream. | she has been on the throne 70 whole years. that is a lot. im very proud of her. shes done an amazing job. she is a very good queen. leading the pageant along the mall, the gold state coach that transported the queen on coronation day, and images from 1953 will be shown on its windows. having paraded up the mall, the musicalfinale of the pageant, led by ed sheeran, will take place on that stage you can just see through the barriers there. thats sunday af...

Wrong about the path inflation would take. what do you think about that? and what could it mean for interest rates in the future? >> yeah, former fed chair that we heard in kellys piece. i would also note that brian deese did not say whether the president expressed a view to jerome powell that the path of the fed son. telly graphing hikes of 50 basis points. is it too fast, too slow or just right. they wouldnt say whether biden raised that in the meeting. as for yellen, she addressed structural ...

Ukraine over to the butcher of syria. turn ukraine over to vladimir putin. that we need to just quit and surrender and become isolationists like we did after world war i. what do you say to them? >> i say take a look at history. and what i mean by that is, weve seen this movie before. in the 1930s, when the united states checked out league of nations, pulled everything back to the united states. tried to build walls, create barriers around the united states. how did that turn out? well, we had a...

Trying to achieve is removing a few barriers here and there that could hinder trade, but really, these arent the kinds of things that the us would normally negotiate. for example, one thing that states have competency over is the licensing of professionals, dock, lawyers and engineers so thatis dock, lawyers and engineers so that is a state level competency. they can agree to recognise british professionals, professional competency, they could license a british butter to practise medicine in the...