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Covid pandemic. >> the small stop gains in nearly a year, gas prices at 7-year high. inflation is up. the president is struggling to get the rest of his build back better path through congress. do you see a need to course correct. >> i certainly don't see things as starkly as you do. we created an average of $500,000 a month. we are at a faster rate of growth and that's progress. that's moving exactly in the right direction. >> bret: well, it's not exactly in the right direction, if you look at the estimates about the jobs numbers. if you take a look at the estimates for september jobs report....

But before the pandemic in new jersey, we probably had about two kids for every one spot in child care, and now those estimates are five kids for every one spot. so this is really a crisis levels. >> and let's talk about job creation especially hard infrastructure and the human infrastructure bill and i feel that is what you're alluding to, and you mentioned the 194,000 job creations this month, and not great, in comparison to what was being projected. what types of jobs can be created for women under this human infrastructure bill? >> i sort of, i have to say, these are all job skills and i s...

Expensive winter. >> dana: before we talk about these numbers i think for the context of it here is what the quinnipiac poll said biden's approval numbers of the economy. 39% approve, 29%. not so good 69% because they're seeing all these prices increase. >> that's right, dana. good to see you, good to see you, bill. this is not a good combination. inflation going higher, not enough jobs, labor shortage underway. look, the inflation situation we have all felt and it will get worse because of this disruption on the supply chain. let me just point to the slowest job growth we've seen all year. fi...

Later this month to discuss whether to authorize pfizer's vaccine for kids 5 through 11. we'll talk to dr. amischa adalsha about what that could mean for families looking forward to the holiday season. and monitor transborder security concerns. and we start this hour with the latest jobs numbers. the u.s. added $194,000 jobs in september, falling short of expectations. the unemployment rate fell to just 4.8%. for more on this and other top issues, i'm joined by kelly o'donnell, nbc news white house correspondent, sahil kapur, and also with us, the nbc senior analyst, ron insana, thank for ...

Good friday morning to you. this is not the way a lot of people wanted to go into the weekend. the jobs report out this morning falling far short of expectations for the second straight month. 194,000 new jobs created. so what is fueling this trend? what is the administration's plan to turn it around? the u.s. labor secretary will join us in a few minutes from now to discuss. >> a lot of hard questions. feisty on the floor as well. senate majority leader chuck schumer blasted republicans for playing games with the nation's debt ceiling. it came, however, right after 11 gop members joined dem...