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we have sexy liberal john fugelsang all three hours. i know. in the new york bureau, we have barbara lee, and the former secretary of the ed a decision department. and now here is sean connery. >> jacki, i would like to have you take a -- for get it. >> all right. here is our own babe. jacki schechner. >> lame, jim. lame. good morning, everyone. scott walker and tom barrett going to scare off in a debite tonight in wisconsin. but scott walker is winning the advertising war so far, and big time. he has out spend barrett and his alleys 3 to 1. of course he has been up since december. t...
months. 131,000 jobs were lost in july alone, most of them government jobs that went away when the census takers finished their work. despite the job losses, the unemployment rate held steady at 9.5% because many frustrated workers gave up looking for work and weren't even counted as unemployed. business and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis is here with details. rebecca, good evening. >> reporter: harry, most economists expected much stronger job growth last month and now some are wondering if the recovery is in jeopardy. for seven straight months, companies have hired new work...
case. >> reporter: jay stewart runs a printing company in concord, new hampshire. a state among the nation's leaders in job growth. historically at this point in a recovery, new hampshire's job growth would be 6%, but this time it's up only 1.5%. so what's it going to take to get you hiring again. >> i'd say six months of steady, strong business. >> reporter: that crisis of confidence is a common theme on concord's main street. >> i do still see uncertainty and instability. >> reporter: a national survey of 2,000 small business owners finds just 10% hired new workers last month. the ...