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Economy runs. other countries make other decisions about keeping workers on furlough, but we go boom bust. it does take a while to get back up. i do think that were strengthening from here. but the other thing that i would cite is technologicalon disruption. a lot of things are being done by software. a lot of things are being done digitally. i think youll see more outsources of white-collar jobs to other countries. and software that could strip out foreign accents from teleworkers have. so thin...

But the point is is argued that because the extent of unappointed benefits cap people, theyd rather stay home and that work then go to work... >> did that? >> i see no evidence and had any serious impact. >> tucker: yes, you have another lie from joe biden according to multiple reports, the biden unemployment benefits are keeping workers home. the jobless rate sadly just went up again. hes been in the swamp, the sewer, for 50 plus years, maybe 100 depending how you dopl math. he did make money t...

The heat and dry will combine to worse drought that covers three-quarters of the west with no relief in site. and thats exactly it -- no rain through the next couple of weeks so were not going to see any relief. whit? >> greg, thank you. good to have you tonight. now to those expiring enhanced unemployment benefits. iowa, missouri, mississippi, and alaska dropping them today. at least 25 states in total opting out over the next few weeks, impacting millions of americans. heres abcs deirdre bol...

And homeland protection. governor newsom slammed the statement. the state vows to appeal. president biden has been under pressure from republicans and business groups who claim the payments are keeping workers from the work force. 25 states led by republicans have made plans to end the benefits before they expire in september. in other step, as the white house correspondent statement that the brady response room will be full. the first time since the pandemic that all 49 seats will be availabl...

American job markets layoffs are slowing and hiring is happening. the big government jobs report, economists predict another 650,000 jobs added back to the economy in may and the unemployment rate down to about 5.9%. if that holds the economy would be down about 7.6 million jobs since february 2020. as the economy roars back layoffs are slowing. first time jobless claims fell below 400,000 for the first time since march of last year, the trend very clear there, but hiring lately has been choppy....

And spending. jillian: cheryl casone joins us live with more. >> reporter: the big economic event of the week is the may jobs report. economists expecting the country to add 650,000 jobs which would be a huge jump from april to a disappointing 266,000, the unemployment rate expected to fall 29% from 6.one%. that rough number from the month prior due to the worker shortage weve been talking about which could be reflective once again. we never know what the reports will look like until we get them...

621,000 jobs were added back in may and the jobless rate is expected to slip to 5.9%. another big miss on the jobs front would inflame that debate over whats keeping workers on sidelines. health fears? child care issues? and those enhanced unemployment benefits have all been blamed as factors. economists point out that the pandemic created huge dislocations in the jobs market. it is going to take time to get back to normal. in new york, im christine romans. this is how you become the best! [wres...

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economic message. >> he said he was the candidate of change, but you still have 25 million people out of work. you still have almost 10% unemployment here in florida. you still have home values down and continuing to go down. you still have record number of foreclosures in florida. you still have median incomes suffering, middle income families suffering. >> florida is an epicenter of the housing crisis that put us into the great recession of 2008 and 2009. cnn senior political analyst...

you still have almost 10% unemployment here in florida. you still have home values down and continuing to go down. you still have record number of foreclosures in florida. you still have median incomes suffering, middle income families suffering. >> florida is an epicenter of the housing crisis that put us into the great recession of 2008 and 2009. cnn senior political analyst david gergen joins us from jacksonville. david, mitt romney is not only focused on president obama, hes got ne...