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Getting better internationally because people will afford to pay $3.50 a gallon. if they can't, it will correct itself like last time. >> neil: the administration will argue and any administration overseeing a trend will argue this, you're right, the numbers aren't all indicative you but we've seen a pickup? jobs, retail sales, improve in sentiment. give us our due. >> i'm not sure there's a pick up in jobs, 162,000 jobs, a lot of them are census jobs and some part time. they can't put the things they like on the family's table. i don't see a complete recovery. neil, 18 to 24 months recessions...

And i think the real miracle is the fact when she fell, she fell clean. she didn't hit anything. and -- >> when you look at the little baby's face in that picture, what do you think as a father? >> you know, when i first started -- when i first saw the father had her, there wasn't a sense of relief. i was still panicked. i didn't see her breathing and hear her crying. after 10 seconds i heard her let out a little cry. that was a relief. it was knowing that -- if she's crying, air is getting in and getting out and i knew she was going to be ok if there was enough people there, let's get them ou...

Can hear the president taking to the public? we've got a long way to go? >> i think this is a clear case where they want to temper those remarks. it's all about managing expectations. you can almost see summers trying to carefully calculate his remarks. it's a tricky situation. this is the second time since the recession began since there was job growth. at the same time, they know this rate is likely to remain, even tick up yards. it's not until next year they see it going downwards. it's because people think maybe there are jobs out there and they start looking again and it has the effect of...

If is time for the sunday group. brit hume, fox news senior political analyst. contributors nina easton from "fortune" magazine. bill kristol of the weekly standard and juan williams from national public radio. let's review the numbers. unemployment stayed at 9.7%. 162,000 jobs created the most in three years but the hiring for the census bureau was greater, 48,000, than all of the hiring for the manufacturing sector in the country. so when you add all of pluses and minuses together where is this economy? >> first of all, happy easter to everyone. i think the president had it right when he sai...

Direction, but doesn't account for the jobs lost. >> 162,000 net plus, but 200,000 people who are losing their benefits this week, their extended unemployment benefits, because the republicans blocked action on extending unemployment. what needs to be done? take us behind the scenes as to what the calculus is by the republicans. by senator coburn or others on why is that in their political benefit to not extend long-term unemployment benefits? >> the issue they think they have going is debt deficits, so what you have is the republican leaders and tom coburn saying, yeah, we'll extend the benef...