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Thats less than half of what economists were anticipating. as you can see, there was a surge in hiring. but thats clearly faded big time. this was actually the worst job gain of the entire year. so that means the u.s. economy is still down 5 million jobs during the pandemic. thats disappointing. three quarters of the jobs lost have been covered, but the last quarter has been the hardest to bring back. at the current pace, it would take two years to get back all the jobs lost. now we have to look...

Before his art exhibitions later this year, that is raising more ethics concerns as the gallery owner vows to keep bias identities a secret from the president, his son, the white house and the public. resources hunter will not discuss prices or purchase details during the event, some of his artwork price tags are as high as half $1 million. >> i wonder if that is where carly is today, shes always been a huge fan of hunter biden art, no she hasnt. 37 after the hour, remember those red states that...

Time next year. if were chatting next july 4th, well have gotten the jobs back. by the end of 2022, certainly no later than early 2023, i think well be back to full employment. that means an unemployment rate thats where we were prepandemic, 3.5%. a much larger share of the workers back in the labor force. it will feel like a rip roaring economy. we feel good about it. wage growth is strong. it will be back to the key issue will be for businesses will be finding workers. finding the right kind o...

Officially counted as unemployment during the same month, a huge discrepancy in the numbers, charles. the same officials that were putting this together and delving all of this out are now tasked with chinas fraud. >> charles: lauren, eight more states now are actually dropping those extended unemployment benefits tomorrow. what kind of impact do you think that will make with these businesses that are struggling to find workers? >> theyre going to have workers if they can hire back and do a job ...

Manufacturing, mining and construction jobs. 1.35 million. we were losing jobs. >> and the growth rate has dropped since then. >> manufacturing has dropped off. construction, i spent two or three days a week on the road in this country, and even here in manhattan, all you see is construction towers. were building things again in america. i got to tell you, every single employer i talk to from the west coast to the east coast, i asked whats your biggest problem, you know what it is, finding worke...

>> please. thats why i have you here. >> since donald trump was elected, we have created 1.35 manufacturing, mining and construction jobs. 1.35 million. we were losing jobs in a lot of those areas. >> and the growth rate has dropped since then. i got a chart for you if you want to see it. >> manufacturing has dropped off. construction, my god, chris. i spend two, three days on the road a week. just look out the window. all you see is construction. were building things again in america. its amazi...

50 years. we have 7 million more jobs today than workers. and by the way, i think you both know. >> i love -- i love the use of the women headline on that. >> its great we love it. >> black and hispanic unemployment is also at record low. but one of the problems we have david with the economy as you know is its booming so much that literally ask any employer about any state in the country ask them the biggest problem its finding workers. basically what were finding right now in terms of the econ...

President. the deregulation. the tax cut on top of that has worked. you mentioned on top of the really good economic jobs numbers, we also had the forecast for the second quarter gdp. its now 4.7% which is off the charts. the other one that came in that was really strong was the revenues. the revenues for the government in april came in 12.5% above last year. so were getting job growth, were getting economic growth, were even getting revenue growth for the government. when i talk to business men...

Like it? >> futures are up a little bit. mostly theyre worried about tariffs and whats going to happen on the trade front here. >> empress of the segue. chris totine romans, because ths what i want to talk about. >> lets talk about the numbers that christine was just talking about. its a remarkable american story going back to the great depression. >> i believe with that. its unbelievable, the 3.8% unemployment rate today. that, christine, you know we used to say full employment is 4 to 4.5%. th...

Stephen, this the president keeping a promise at the end of the day. do you think its going to go through? >> i think youre absolutely right, the president is keeping a promise. for people saying why is he doing this? he campaigned on this. i was there with him when he said these trade deals were the worst things that happened to america. that appealed to workers in ohio, michigan, rust belt states. in the end, i just dont think were doing the economy a favor. i think the timing of this is odd. ...