it's happy hour somewhere. >> i applaud tito's for worming their way into the coronavirus conversation. brilliant marketing. how they got into this. >> that does it for "bulls & bears". ♪ i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. at this hour, president trump just spoke to reported that the cdc, he's on his way to florida, he said anyone can get a test for the coronavirus, 700,000 have been shipped so far this week. more on that story coming up. we will take you to capitol hill, charles schumer knows historic and rare center from both the senate and the house for threatening supreme court justice by name on the steps of the supreme court. democrats are firing back and democrats say they need to unify to take on president trump but now they're turning on each

other. the new nasty fight breaking out right now in the middle of trouble he knew warning signs for the party. plus senator mitt romney violated back says he will not vote next week against the senate republican probe of the bidens conflict of interest, it has to do the subpoena. this after senator romney said he was going to be against it because it was political. we'll show you the blowback. plus hillary snapping back calling herself the most investigated innocent person in america in her new documentary out today. we have that debate plus former eyes acting director tom homan joined us tonight on the trump administration taken the fight. but hundreds of ice agents on the ground to catch criminal illegal aliens, what you are not hearing from the media on the story tonight. thank you for joining us.

♪. liz: thanks for joining us, you are watching the fox business network for stocks ended lower but often worth levels capping ache got quenching roller coaster ride. the dow squeezed out a weekly gain of 1.7% as a solid jobs report, 273,000 smashed wall street expectation not offset coronavirus field attributes. president trump went to tennessee to look at scenes of devastating tornado damage there. the incredible spirit of the volunteer state living up to its names, thousands turned to help all their neighbors, 25 dead, dozens more injured, stillness impaired we have the story and the president did sign in a $.3 billion funding bill to fight coronavirus, more on what he said at the cdc. fox news is in washington with

more. reporter: president trump has wrapped up the tour disease in atlanta. they almost canceled his visit after an employee suspected of carrying coronavirus tested negative the trip was back on. at the cdc he compared coronavirus to the seasonal flu which kills tens of thousands of americans each year. >> we need to remain calm. i think if you look at the numbers among other things and you look at these numbers it'll be interesting to see what you find in statistics will soon be coming out. reporter: before leaving the white house the president signed a nearly eight and a half billion dollar measure to address coronavirus it includes billions for federal, state and local health agencies and billions more for vaccine research. vice president mike pence is leaving the white house task force on coronavirus. he acknowledged the government needs more tests, hhs secretary

alex azar says by the end of next week about 4 million test kits will be available. secretary of state mike pompeo also called on china this morning, the coronavirus originated there and pompeo says china secrecy put the world behind the curve in dealing with this virus. the president traveled to the nashville area where tornadoes killed at least 25 people tuesday. he toured east of nashville after tennessee governor declared a state of emergency. now the president on his way to florida for the weekend. liz: great to see you, thank you for your reporting. fox and friend we can cohost and the author of the great new book american crusade, he is saluting you, our fight to stay free, great to see you pete. congrats on your book. let's hold it up. >> coming out in may you could pick it up on preorder right now. liz: what is your reaction to

this, you fought for our country, you put your life on the line now we have the senate and the house moving and senator schumer threatening supreme court justice by name on the steps of the soup cream court. what was your reaction. >> my reaction that senator schumer's office rocker because it's the most important issue for far left is. it's for people can take over control -- the government can take control god, you decide who lives and dies with the fetus and they want to go all the way. >> would never seen a senator do this. >> that's why we've seen him go this far because the issue with the two supreme court pics the president has made with the possibility if something were to happen of an additional pic, you see the whole issue of roby wave on the table which sends liberals into a tizzy. he reacts to planned parenthood who he needs in his camp with the overwhelming verbiage that he did not apologize he tried to

clarify pretending he was talking about senators but he was making a threat to the justice which will not work it only fortifies their beliefs and original understanding of constitution. but good for the house and senate, i hope it's a real thing, especially in the senate. liz: the simple majority. >> you just need the simple majority in the republicans can control it. liz: senator schumer smearing him many cities during right-wing interpretation. it was on tape. >> it is not smearing is threatening. liz: it's threatening then smearing. >> is mischaracterizing why he did what he did which was never true to begin with. that is what they do. liz: democrats frustrated that the president has appointed 220 federal judges to supreme court justices, this is the first conservative majority in the decade, the democrats have proposed by increasing the size crating vacancies for democratic

president, bernie sanders wants to rotate out, he has a plan to rotate out the conservatives on the court to a different court and replace them. >> they would effectively like to erase the wisdom of the founders who understood you needed to have checks and balances and we are not a democracy, were constitutional republic with different centers of gravity and power. that is a roadblock to the radical agenda of leftist. in this case the one roadblock is a supreme court paid they are willing to change anyway possible to get the utopian vision of a future and in this case elections have consequences. i would say the same thing if hillary had one and there were three new pro-choice justices, i would be frustrated with the supreme court but it is what it is paid you have to win if you want to set the future of the court. he did that, he's doing that that's why their outreach. you have to stand firm is divine the president. liz: we reported last night how senator schumer had attacked president trump for going after

saying she should recuse herself because she is talking about bias in her dissent and opinion of other conservative justices breaches allowed to express her dissent. the president has that opinion. senator schumer was saying what president trump was doing was wrong but you cannot equate schumer in the president because senator schumer threatened justices. that's different. >> that's a huge difference. suggesting that they should recuse themselves because of bias on the beds is one thing. a lot of people made that case. lou.liz: schumer is threateninga rural when that will come against these two specific men at a rally -- a political rally on the steps and when asked to apologize he tried to equivocate and say that he meant something else when it's clear he did not. this is why it would be appropriate.

i just don't know if the muster the votes on the republican side. liz: the democrats are not to policy that americans want and like in order to get the office, instead they're getting up in people's faces if you do not agree with them. it's a level of intolerance we have not seen for either attacking and intimidating critics, not just senator schumer, to claim unity but doing this too, let's show the sound montage of democrats 30 people. watch this. >> i'm going to tell you kavanaugh in you will pay the price. >> you take on the intelligence community, they have six ways from sunday and getting back at you. >> do you see anybody from the cabinet in a restaurant, and a department store, and a gasoline station, you get out and you s say. >> shame, shame, shame. >> and a mexican restaurant of all places. >> we know where you live.

>> today i say impeach 45. >> your reaction to that? >> it is the importunate trend of a party that wraps itself intolerance but is completely intolerant of any view that does not fully comport with the leftist view of the world. rather engage they try to persuade an attempt to intimidate, that's why what president trump is done by standing boldly and when i see in antifa mask i'm going to put on my red maggot hat and i would be proud of the american values that represent, nothing racist or sexist o into united creed. it takes courage. they try to intimidate and hopefully we will back down but the president has shown we don't have to. >> senator warren has call now bernie sanders today and yesterday saying he's not standing up to bernie with ugly nasty intimidating attacks and people don't agree with bernie.

>> he has angry supporters in the unity. the so-called progressives that are supposed to be on the same team, a lot of people thought she would endorse bernie sanders. but the spot that they had on the stage, why are you lying after the debate, that is because he said she said there would never be a woman president. she was defended, and is preventing them from working together in ashes blame it on sexism. i want your reaction to the trump campaign filing a suit against cnn for publishing false statement that russia would help other 2020 trump campaign. >> cnn said inside the trump campaign there was discussions about the upsides and downsides to accepting help from russia again in 2020. basically, we will get help and

maybe we will do something and maybe not. can you believe, it's so absurd you want to laugh. the trump campaign reached out and said this is lately not true, totally false, here's the proof. cnn printed it anyway. they're saying we cannot live in a world where you can report things knowingly untrue and niclas salmon lost for defamation successful, the campaign puts in check, it does not block the first moment right of cnn it says you are not protected to lie about our candidate time and time again and good for the trump campaign. liz: hold your book up. >> american crusade comes out may 19 but you can preorder it right now. liz: when i get when will you sign it? >> you better believe it. liz: he fought for our country. thank you for your service. new and significant problems for bernie sanders abruptly. we have more warning signs for the democrat party, you will not believe what this is about.

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liz: coming up next week, six date vote in the democrat primary and tuesday followed by another four on march 17. the big one is florida, sanders

lost florida to hillary clinton by more than 40 points, the expectation he will lose again because of cuba and castro is a factor. here's the other big story, is this the new warning sign for the democrat race, watch this. >> there were nine states that voted on super tuesday in 2016 and nine that voted 2020, only in three of them the turnout went up and that was vermont. six states democrats had a turnout decline compared to 2008, the lack of enthusiasm for the democratic field is a warning sign. liz: with us now democrat primary, your reaction to that is voter turnout a big deal? >> it is a big deal and there's a lot of factors not the least of which, they don't actually like their agenda, according to gallup, self identification has 110-point since impeachment

started. you throw in bernie becoming the face of the party and that dampers enthusiasm. >> you just made news. americans are self identifying as republicans and up ten percentage points in the season. >> the democrats were up three in september of last year and now the republicans are up seven, why does not occur, you don't like the agenda of the democrat party and they have less candidates. bernie sanders is a minority candidate in a crowded field he was doing well and nobody burns for biden. they are coming back not out of love. >> democrats are now backing off single-payer, they're not campaigning. nancy pelosi does not like it, harry reid does not like it, you will not win in the white house on it. bernie sanders modifying the reunion. that was their purity test now they're backing off. >> i said all along there was 41 people that wanted to decide whether to use that or not.

it's a 41 freshman democrats, and new districts in single-payer is not popular, nancy is afraid of losing the house, the white house is one thing but this is nancy's last go around she will not risk the house on a massive ending program were 170 million people lose their healthcare. liz: we think we've been good catching it ahead of the media. i think about a dozen times we caught trends and beat the other media on this. it's more problems for bernie and not just alexandria ocasio-cortez not showing up and went awol on his campaign, is not just the media critics like cnn chris cuomo same bernie scares people, he will make the economic reality worse. this is why the bernie sanders campaign is going down like elizabeth warren's campaign went down. bernie sanders campaign not disputing the story that bernie did go to the soviet union in 1988, he was mayor of vermont in

rotary city in the soviet union to be a sister city and burlington and they saw a big chance with bernie and let's use bernie to push soviet propaganda in the u.s. >> he is an opportunist just like china. and bernie is a nostalgic socialist communist. he actually believed in the rhetoric of the common good and the like. and he would do the same if you let him have free-form. he talks about cuba in a ridiculous fashion where they help people read. you know what they called the program, good reading program but you have to reader propaganda. he is a true believer and is one of the reasons why he's limited. liz: biden will speak of bernie in michigan and by tuesday we will finally know it's going to be biden. >> i said he would win a year ago in a crowded field. it's no longer crowded in the so-called moderate lane they're not all moderates but now that he's one-on-one essentially bernie cannot win the nomination at this point. the only question whether bernie

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so people in the various states, doctors can refer things there. in some ways, this all reminds me of the post 9/11 environment on terrorism where there's a lot of emotion, a lot of fear but it takes a lot of coordination from the federal government and local authorities based on science try to get after how do we deal with the threat in this case if the potential is contagious. to get the test out was a very important first step. liz: do you think there's an overreaction that there's a mysterious here, were seen various headlines the press, media, scientists and experts saying that the fatality rate may be a lot lower than what they've reported at 3.4%. >> there is a sense of hysteria just generally. some of that is understandable. we fear the unknown. with the fact that people can have symptoms for a period of time without manifesting is something that is scary to

people. but in reality when you listen to the scientist including at the white house briefing, the emphasized really specific demographics of the people at most risk from people in china. are there people who have compromising immune systems, are there people that have had various trips that have come in contact with those people in those categories. were not talking about something that is a mass contagion. we've had a bit of an overreaction but we need to follow the science and the evidence. liz: the issue is, those with mild symptoms who don't even know that they have it, they are not being counted in the denominator for the fatality rate. there will be a lot more people with it which means the fatality rate would be lower than the reported cases. border patrol ramping up screening for coronavirus at border points of entry, the excluded and caught 304 nationals in washington state, buffalo and in california,

that's an issue, foreign travelers fly to canada or mexico and try to get screenings at the airport to come in. i want to move on to china, the hubei province reporting no new cases free china's rates are now dropping. this is the first time outside of wuhan in 24 hours. it is really about the mortality rate. i want to tell my team to show what the world health organization sent a team of experts into china, here's what they sent about the coronavirus, the fighting the truth about the mortality rate. we are just talking about the 3.4% fatality rate, it is not capturing all the cases, the higher fatality rate for pre-existing conditions if you have heart disease, diabetes, blood pressure, your reaction to this detail of information.

>> it is good to get some detail, it is really late to get up from china but thankfully we have much more transfer and collaborative partners in korea, italy and elsewhere that have been hard-hit so we can see whether it's consistent with what were seen in the other areas. but where we find people living in relatively more sanitary conditions, unfortunately a lot of role china is not sanitary. and you have the at risk populations that can be disaggregated to contain the spread. they were in a much better situation. it's heartening if it's based on science of the cases are going down in china but the fatality rate probably is lower than other strains of flu that people have dealt with in the key issue, are weakening truth injury proper screening. the united states has been somewhat slow to have fever checks and other kinds of technology put into airports and other public spaces. that probably should be a logical next step. liz: the federal government is

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liz: joining me now republican congressman from tennessee mark green. great to see you. before we get to senator romney, we are so sorry what happened to your state with the tornadoes. the president was there today. can you give us an update? >> i'm grateful the president was able to make it. i did not get to see the coverage because i was out in my part of the district or the state savanna tennessee, we've

had tons of flooding other and a couple of homes landslide or mudslide into the tennessee river. it's pretty devastating. i've been out there and did not get to see his visit but i appreciated him coming to tennessee. liz: tennessee is a volunteer state and we are reading thousands of people showed up to help their neighbors that the officials are saying can you stand down for a second, we gotta get the emergency equipment and, that shows the determination and the love that tennessee has for their neighbors it's a great story. take a quick word and will move on to senator romney. >> tennessee is great, you go back to the floods a few years ago it was the same story, when we are hit we come together and we take care one of another. liz: it's amazing, so heartening to see that. you serve on homeland security on the house i must senator romney serves on the same committee on the senate. he said he would vote no in a senate vote in a probe and a

boat into the biden's conflict of insurance. today he did a 180, he saying he will vote for this, your reaction? >> i'm encouraged to see the senator jumping on the truth seekers bus, everybody in my district, most people, the vast majority want to know the truth, did joe biden use his position as vice president to get his son a job worth millions of dollars and did he use his influence to bribe the president of ukraine to fire the guy investigating whether or not it was inappropriate that his son got the job. i know the people in tennessee, the folks we were talking about, they want to know the truth and i'm glad mitt romney is joining that effort. liz: we are going to show in a second obama officials testified that the biden's conflict was a problem during impeachment hearing. hunter biden himself said it was an issue in a tv interview. republican senator chuck grassley and ron johnson of the

committee have been looking into this since 2017 before biden started moving up in the polls. so it's not a political issue according to them, these two gentlemen have served the country for a very long time. washington post saying biden's denials of wrongdoing when they say that, they do not acknowledge what is clear to republicans and democrats, hunter should've quit the burisma and they don't mix. i want to get to this, here's what senator grassley and johnson have been asking, why did the ukrainian government fired the prosecutor located to the burisma corruption were hunter worked, they wanted to subpoena documents from the firm that allegedly apologized for doing this campaign attack against the ukraine prosecutor. i want to get to senator johnson's explanation. >> there are documents that are contemporary saying the contact by blue star to the prosecutor

general office. >> the iraqi people deserve to understand what happened and need to know the truth. it is not our fault that joe biden in hunter biden got wrapped up in the ukrainian story but were not closing our eyes to this. >> lindsey graham has said the russian issue in ukraine issue for the president has been vetted, people know the story, this story has not, why has it not been looked into in the senate side? >> clearly the houses led by the democrats and they will do everything they can to create the disinformation. you look, blue star admits that misinformation occurred to malign the guy investigating the vice president son. liz: the firm that he was working at right? >> absolutely, blue star. they have admitted, incident e-mail. that's the piece we need to get to the bottom of and it's going to leave that fight and fortunately senator romney has joined and that's enough votes

to get it out of committee into the floor of the senate. liz: joe biden has said it's been debunked, the media says it's debunked, lindsey graham says debunked by whom? let's listen to obama officials testified that this is an issue. >> after you expressed concern of a conflict of interest at the least, the vice president engagement in ukraine did not decrease did it? >> correct because the vice president was promoting u.s. policy objectives in ukraine. >> in hunter biden's role on the board of burisma did not seize did it? >> to the best of my knowledge and did not and my concern was a possibility of a perception of a conflict of interest. liz: even ambassador marie yovanovitch said there was a

book of interest rate that's a direct quote from marie yovanovitch. we haven't gotten to the bottom. >> there's a lot that we have to get to. we have to dig into the memos, the e-mails from blue star and we need to find out exactly how hunter biden got a job at burisma with 0 experience in the oil and gas industry and how the guy investigating how the job happened got fired. we know there's a video of joe biden admitting that he used a billion dollars in u.s. aid to leverage the action. we need to dig into that. >> great to see you thank you for joining. up next we have hillary snapping back calling herself the most investigated innocent person in america, that is in her new documentary. that documentary is out today. we will dig into it next. ♪ that noninvasive colon cancer screening test. the delivery guy just dropped it off. our doctor says it uses advanced science. it's actually stool dna technology

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heather clinton making a whole list of claims about her debuting today on hulu. watch. >> i am the most investigated innocent person in america i made specious to doctors, that's how i made money when i got out of the state department. liz: those are just some of the claims, were a full election cycle away for 2016 and hillary is still talking about 2016. your take on that? >> she cannot in over 2016 what happened in the fact that president trump is speaking at the president of the united states. the entirety of the democratic party would like her to go away and not be heard but she's been doing interviews, hulu doc you series out now, she cannot help but try to insert herself into the public discussion. liz: do you think she's the most investigated person in america?

>> there was a story of political about how donald trump has been the investigation on him and the russia collusion hoax, the mueller investigation, this president has been thoroughly investigated. but hillary clinton likes to play the victimhood and likes to be the victim into use that card in a way for people to be compassionate towards her but i think it backfired, if anything she's been exonerated of anything she's been accused of. liz: she is being criticized for addressing the scandals of her career through the of being a victim. and they both been accused of the halt of an art form. when she says some money, bill and hillary combined word more than $150 million in paid speeches combined from 2001 until she lost her campaign in

2016. let's go over the scandal she is now saying they smears in the documentary insane benghazi scandal is a character assault on her, her private e-mail server did a matter of convenience and regulation and nothing wrong with it and everybody knew she was doing it. the documentary calls are an underdog in the 2016 race, everyone assumed she was going to win as far back as 2013. >> she wants to rewrite history. it is unbelievable in the media would allow her to get away with it. secretary pompeo was on fox and friends this morning and said is clearly not ethical for secretary of state to have a private e-mail server in a bathroom in an undisclosed location and when it's found they take bleach to interface

the damaging parts. the reason why hillary clinton feels like she was investigated is because she did a lot of things to warrant the investigations. why did bill clinton in arizona get on the plane in the middle of the tarmac in the middle of the e-mail investigation, what was said. there is still a lot to be uncovered. if the d.o.j. wants to get into it. let's just let the past be in the past to move forward and move forward with president donald trump. liz: now we have bill clinton in the documentary laming anxiety for his affair with white house intern monica lewinsky. >> nobody takes about that and nobody thinks of taking a risk, that's not why people do stupid things. that's not what happened, nobody sits down and thinks that it's irresponsible risk, bad for my family come about from a country about three people who work for me. that's not what happens. you feel like you're staggering around 15 extended to 30 rounds.

and here's something that will take your mind off of it for a while. liz: is again the victimhood. you can feel it. here is another -- the directory of her hulu documentary had bills sexual behavior with alcoholism. >> he starts by saying it's not like you wake up one morning and say want to risk my life, one we make bad decisions because we have pain and want to distract herself from the pain in her life, that could be a pope will to drinking alcohol or any kind of problem that we have. liz: let's be clear chelsea clinton is about six years younger than monica lewinsky, she was about six years older than chelsea clinton. your reaction. >> my reaction, he was the president of the united states of america, he had the most power in the world and he was in

a position where he took advantage of an intern, it was clearly an abuse abuse of his pr one thing that stuck out, he never apologized to monica lewinsky even in his documentaries he does not apologize saint i am sorry i took advantage. i am sorry your name basically forever damaged because of this affair. liz: were not clear if hillary apologize for victimizing monica lewinsky either. in the private e-mail server, the clinton foundation was up and running at the time. great to see you we will have you back on. former eyes acting director tom homan joins us on the trump administration and taken the fight into sanctuary citizen states they are in an upper. the administration sending high hundreds of vice agents catch criminal illegal aliens not being detained by them. tom homan joins us next. ♪

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there doing surveillance operations and watching out for these guys. the sanctuary cities and states are outrage, and we love this guy and we wanted him back on. rumor eyes acting director tom homan. california is in an uproar, boston, new york, everybody is mad at this. your take? >> they have no reason to be mad, they are controlling this, if they didn't have their policies and eyes entering their jails, then they would not be going into the neighborhoods to arrest these people. more collateral arrest because when ice finds the bad guy, chances are he will be with others which will result in more illegal aliens being arrested which is the exact opposite when i took the sanctuary cities are trying to achieve. liz: we have breaking news happening this week, the inspector general for homeland security found a 90% rise in the number of ice detain a request

that they did not do. that is up over the last six years, your reaction to that? >> i deeply understand every detainer that is ignored means there's a public safety threat in their community. the data speak for itself, nine out of ten out of everybody the ice arrest is a criminal. beyond the fact they enter the country illegally they've committed another card against a citizen in the country. liz: what kind of crime. >> anything from homicide, over 2500 detainers and homicide, 14000 sexual assaults, 42 assault with weapons, these are serious public safety threat to the century gels back into the public. liz: we reported on this study, ice had gone right intensive san francisco and grabbed the guy outside of the courthouse, san francisco, they're all angry and they're mad that ice did this,

everybody is mad, this criminal illegal alien has been arrested seven times, he has three different felony convictions for robbery and but worry and ice has bbc tried to get him eight different times with a different detainers from california in california blew him off. >> they will arrest him in a criminal courthouse. what better place to arrest a criminal alien in a criminal courthouse because we know he won't have weapons because he went through metal detectors, it's safer the officer in the alien they're trying to arrest. i was the director of ice when we built this policy and worked with the state magistrate association, the judges agreed the way we were going forward. sanctuary cities control the narrative, if they won't let us in their jails to talk to people they chose to lock in the jail sale, none of this would happen. liz: we are showing 411 criminal illegals were released by california only to be rearrested

again on additional charges for things like domestic violence, driving under the influence and more. i want you to listen to this interchange that you had with democrats, they beat you up in this one. >> i am not calling on you. >> of course not. >> this is my time. >> you insult my integrity and my love for my country and for children, that is why this whole thing needs to be fixed. >> mr. homan as a fellow american i want you to know your contribution as acting director of ice under the administration will be remembered that was ruthless and humane treatment of asylum-seekers. >> in my 34 years i've never seen such hate toward law enforcement agency in my life -- >> your time is expired. liz: that was rashida tlaib going after you, your reaction to that?

>> i'm proud of my legacy, my 34 years i saved a lot of lives, when iran ice i oversaw an operation in three years that removed over 1 million illegal a really and. if anyone has a history to be ashamed, those people who don't love their country. they hate this president more than they love their country or they would do their job and secure our borders and have common sense and reform so americans are no longer victimize. there is no downside on a secure border unless there are illegal drugs, no downside on stopping sanctuary cities from releasing public safety threats back into the public. liz: they are taking it like it's anti-immigration, this is about anti-crime right? >> exactly. i am not anti-immigrant, i'm anti-illegal immigration. illegal immigration is not a victimless crime.

i've seen a lot of tragedies in my career, dead children, 31% of women being raped, we have to fix this. liz: i want to thank you for your service to our country. tom homan thank you for joining us. lou dobbs is next. have a good weekend. ♪ >> good evening i'm greg sitting in for the vacationing lou dobbs, president trump showcasing his leadership in front of the american people comforting survivors of a major natural disaster, he was meeting with health officials of the forefront of his administration fight against the coronavirus, the president today signing an $8.3 billion funding bill to confront the virus pandemic and a stellar job report. the bureau of labor statistics sure 273,000 new jobs added in the month of fruary and the unemployment rate dropping back to a 5