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What do you think? >> yeah, that's right. one of the things i have done over the last year's very carefully calculate the excess covid savings because everybody got all of these checks in the mail and then you can look and see how much did they spend, how much did they save? the excess covid savings, by my estimate come have run to zero this month. credit card debt is high, covid savings is gone, so i expect, as you said at the outset, that amazon is going to see a worse amazon prime day than they had last year and retailers across the border going to start to see that too because consumers ar...

- [announcer] do you have an invention idea but don't know what to do next? call invent help today. they can help you get started with your idea. call now 800-710-0020. the number of new jobs added to the u.s. labor market in june was less than expected, with only about 209,000, according to the federal jobs report. cnn's vanessa breaks down the numbers from new york. >> reporter: the labor market cooled in june, but remains resilient, despite the federal reserve's efforts to slow down the overall economy. 209,000 jobs were added in june, which is the lowest monthly gain in over two years, a...

Be on the side of ukraine and i think biden has done a great job of keeping us together. being successful because of it. were it not for president biden, i do not believe ukraine would be standing today. it is standing, standing tall and now in the second year of this conflict and we need to continue to support them with everything that we possibly can. >> now let's say with president biden for a moment. he was in your state this week, congressman. tying the economic successors of his bidenomics. and the case of south carolina, that includes nearly 14 million, with the b dollars in infrastruct...

209,000 jobs added last month. the trend is showing that it slowing but it's still solid. the unemployment rate taking it down to 3.6%. that is historically very low and miles away from the spike of nearly 15% back in 20. another encouraging development is americans continue to come off the sidelines, re-entering the workforce, including women, many of whom who were forced out during covid. the participation rate for women age 25 to 54 hit a record high in june for the third month in a row. there are, right now, more women in the workforce than ever before. so if you put all this together, it ...

Land with home citizens. of course, this continues to be a controversial decision and we may hear more about it as the week goes on. victor? >> jasmine wright from washington. thank you so much. be sure to watch "fareed zakaria gps" tomorrow at 1:00 to see more of that one-on-one interview with president biden. u.s. stocks slid friday and fell for the week over news that the u.s. economy cooled down a bit in june, adding just 209,000 jobs. >> the stronger than expected wage growth last month has investors worried that the federal reserve will be raising interest rates again. cnn's matt ega...