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This is very important. no one revealed the numbers to the public. >> why would the president tell anybody to look at the jobs report if it was going to be negative? >> you'll have to -- you'll have to ask -- that's a therapy thing. i don't know -- >> that's a therapyp thing? >> he likes to tweet. i do think a lot of people were waiting for the jobs numbers. >> with us to explain it all is one of the great all-time veterans of the world of the financial journalism. cnn contributor ron ansana. great to see you. if it was a norm -- and someday i want to meet this norm -- or a rule or a law, we s...

Justin wolfers added this. quote, if any other federal employee had tweeted in a way that gave the appearance of hinting at confidential information, they would be fired on the spot. plus there would be an investigation checking their e-mails and phone logs to make sure they hadn't leaked to others too. the president's chief economic adviser larry kudlow confirmed he had briefed the president on the jobs numbers thursday night, but said trump's tweet wasn't a problem to him. >> doesn't that go against the 1985 omb directive which essentially says no one should reveal what the findings are the ...

Looking forward to seeing the employment numbers at 8:30 this morning. this was a move that was questioned by many since although presidents typically see those jobs numbers the night before they come public, by custom they don't say anything about them in advance in order to avoid having any impact on the markets. but donald trump's national economic director larry kudlow insisted the president did nothing wrong. >> doesn't this go against the 1985 omb directive which essentially says no one should reveal what the findings are the night before or before they're released officially? >> right, ...

Own anyway. better than having friends and family hounding around me. >> it's certainly real important that he has a structured environment for the next six months when he gets out. so he will be better off actually going to the halfway house even if he had family. >> while donald is looking forward to life on the outside, long-term inmates must create homes inside holman. >> they were dead when i first got out of lockup, they were dying so i pulled them up and bust the roots up on them and replanted them. being able to see things grow, to me, is therapeutic. >> t.c. takes care of more than ju...

Some of them have alcohol and drug backgrounds. some of them are professionals. they will be concerned about you. i think they will be able to help you with the transitional program that you require. do you have any further questions? i'm sorry this didn't work out for you. >> i'm glad it didn't. you know, i got -- at least i know my options now. i thought i had a place with a friend of mine who was going to let me stay with him. but obviously i guess it didn't turn out right. talked to dr. holbrook. he said he was going to look into a few halfway houses in mobile. figure i should start out on...