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The wind out of the sails for the ministration today. a 500,000 number and instead th number comes from hundred 94,00 as for where are the jobs, and hospitality, manufacturing and trade and transportation. there on the rise. nursing homes in government job the type on the decline. before we hear from the president, they seem to downpla this. let's begin with you, your thoughts on what we saw today. >> the jobs report shows that i is a big mistake to pass a $3 trillion spending blowout at a time when you look at report demand for goods and services has not been dismissing. this a lot of money o...

For the unemployment rate to drop to 3.5% by the end of next year. that's pretty incredible given the unemployment rate hit nearly 15% by the end of last year. and wall street expects the federal reserve to slow down its bond buying stimulus program. there's reason for cautious optimism because businesses clearly want to hire. this is not a demand issue. there's a record number of job openings. wage growth is growing at the fastest pace in seven months. but there is clearly a supply problem. employers are having trouble finding workers. some have retired, others are demanding higher pay and mo...

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State controlled. so they're pulling back on output. and that's creating a supply problem for power around the country, particularly in the industrial north. so you're having rolling blackouts, not just hitting consumers, but also big manufacturers. and big, big industries, as well, jose, like steel, aluminum, fertilizer, cement. and that is going to have a knock-on effect to the global supply chain. and jose, it's coming at a terrible time, right in the run-up to the holiday season. >> so true. and kelly, we saw pretty empty-looking japan at the recent summer olympics. they have just lifted s...

Pandemic happened, and that just fuelled our demand, so we were oversupplied big time, and everybody started pulling out of the drilling because of the economics, how might you get back to the oil and so forth, so we went from 250, i mean 75%, the challenge is we are still, we are at 50% of rigs running right now and capital hasjust dried up, there is no money coming back into the market, and we don't even have the oil and gas supplies right now to meet our wells that are depleting in production every day, much less all the new demand coming back right now, so we, our supply problem is a chall...