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Their money and economize and that's a good thing. you look at retail earnings, you can see people aren't buying the big couches and the tvs and things they bought the past couple of years and they're focusing on necessities and that's pretty smart. and most -- the most important thing here, the unemployment rate, 3.5%. this economy has added 3.3 million jobs this year. that is just remarkable. 3.3 million almost jobs added this year. the job market is still very, very strong. that has economists after yesterday's retail sales, the backdrop here of the less lousy news i'm telling you about, re...

Calculus stand today? >> well, i think there's progress being made, kasie, and the white house dispatching three aides to capitol hill this morning with the idea of trying to wrap up some agreement or trying to get a better handle on whether there is an agreement, these three white house aides include brew shety, terrell, and deese. and they're really trying to figure out if this bipartisan group has any chance. they suggest they do have a chance, but, again, putting this in legislative language is quite tough. and, frankly, a lot of democrats are starting to wonder why they're giving so much ...

By Reuters Staff 1 Min Read FILE PHOTO: U.S. National Economic Council Director Brian Deese addresses reporters at the top of the daily press briefing at the White House in Washington, U.S. January 22, 2021. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has a long way to go in its jobs recovery, which is showing persistent unevenness, a top economic adviser to President Joe Biden told CNBC on Friday, after a mostly positive employment report was released and as the Senate took the final steps toward passing a coronavirus economic relief plan. “We have a long way to go here...

Regulation.

The move arrives days before the moratorium is set to expire at the end of this month.