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>> reporter: another pastor taking part in the dedication, john hage, telling the breitbart website trump will win political immortality for the embassy move. >> jerusalem is and always shall be the eternal capital of the jewish people. >> reporter: problem is, in the '90s, he suggested hitler was fulfilling a prophecy through the holocaust. >> and the hunters shall hunt them. that is the jews. hitler was a hunter. >> reporter: he said his comments were grossly misrepresented, his group said the comments were based on the writings of a jewish theo loathan and cites context and history in defen...
>> good evening everyone thank you for being here to the standing room only. ibm david cohen and the husband of the owner of blessed memory who is one of the founders and starter's of politics and prose. we're here to welcome the celebration of a new voice -- "a new voice for israel" fighting for the survival of the jewish nation" by jeremy ben-ami and i am particularly pleased to be here in the interest of full disclosure i am an active supporter of jay street said jeremy helped to found. with him and many others and loads of rabbis and i welcome new to politics and prose. and in th...
and we begin with the jobs report providing some small relief, a silver lining i guess to what has been a gloomy economic picture. 117,000 jobs were added last month, that brings the unemployment rate down to 9.1%. mark zandy is chief economist of moody's anl lit ticks and joins me now. the reaction is going to be some relief but it's still not enough job creation to even keep up with the pace of population growth. mark, what's your take? >> well, you're right. but i'll have to tell you, i feel relieved if it was a bad number in the context of what we've been seeing in the stock mark...
and we begin with the jobs report providing some small relief, a silver lining i guess to what has been a gloomy economic picture. 117,000 jobs were added last month, that brings the unemployment rate down to 9.1%. mark zandy is chief economist of moody's anl lit ticks and joins me now. the reaction is going to be some relief but it's still not enough job creation to even keep up with the pace of population growth. mark, what's your take? >> well, you're right. but i'll have to tell you, i feel relieved if it was a bad number in the context of what we've been seeing in the stock mark...