jack: an interesting idea, what you have for us. >> general dynamics they make their defense company and also private jets so for the wealthy but not first-class and want their own plane stocks are looking pretty interesting. jack: grade ideas, check out barron's.com don't forget to follow us on twitter at barron's online ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "kudlow" i am brian brenberg and for larry kudlow our top story today the u.s. economy adds 850,000 jobs in june, the biggest gain in ten months, the unemployment rate rising to 5.9%, edward lawrence is live from the white house with details. >> 850,000 jobs and was very interesting you meant to the unemployment rate taking up to 5.9% that is because there's

18000 fewer people employed in this report and 168,000 more people on the unemployed action of this report that's been a sticking point of getting those people off the sidelines and back on the jobs, in the report there are 9.5 million people unemployed in the same number of jobs across the u.s. economists believe it's a extra federal plus of keeping people on the sidelines and the threat from 2016 that may have helped this report deed expectations, president joe biden adding this many jobs as a direct result of his america rescue plan adding that we need to keep spending. now is the time to build a long-term foundation that we played in building and for long-term. economists agree, my plan will create good jobs, drastically strengthen our economy in the long run, we have to continue to make the investment to allow our economy to build back better in

fuel everyone in. brian: when you look at the report there's gains, 662,000 added to private payroll, government added 188,000 jobs in june but the labor force participation rate unchanged and the hourly wage increased over the past three months of 1.34%, all of that data signals to the federal reserve that is probably not going to change its monetary stance anytime soon, were looking at an economy that was shut down and now it's reopening so naturally you're gonna see some of these explosions and job growth. brian: edward lawrence, with the numbers, thank you, we appreciate it. they are calling it bernie's burnout progressive still aiming for massive spending despite the strong jobs numbers, many are distancing themselves from senator sanders saying he's not pushing president biden far enough to the left. joining me now former senior

white house advisor in america first legal founder stephen miller, so glad to have you with us today i want to talk about their reaction for senator sanders, this is interesting because were several months in to the administration ten year and were already hearing senator sanders isn't doing his job, your reaction to that. >> is quite astonishing, they should be very grateful progressives on the left for senator sanders, immensely grateful. his agenda has been adopted really without alteration by president biden, we have joe biden in the oval office and we have bernie sanders policies being put into effect, the only thing i can think in this sounds mean but it's not me saying it the only thing i can think is that progressives had sours on sanders as a spokesperson.

and i might think and others might think that he does a good job explaining communist policies i think communist policies would be the ruination of our country and every other country but he does a good job putting a spin on them to make them sound less insane than they actually are, apparently progressives think he's no longer the most effective spokesperson, frankly i'm surprised. brian: is this the point in the progressive movement where the movement sabotages itself from the inside out, the ideological purity contest that nobody wins because everybody's left standing that's where things are already going at this point. >> the following all over themselves they got the furthest left ideological territory that they possibly can and that's indeed a race to the bottom and it is a guarantor eventual electoral defeat. the american public rejects

extremism fundamentally american voters do not like extremist policies, one of the reasons why you see the biden administration for example having pulling out of its numbers on the border issues because of the policies are so radical and there's so extreme, the rejected by voters across the spectrum and just see the same thing if the runaway spending keeps up, sure, there's a diversion of opinions about the right size and scope of government, there is reasonable to under disagreement of how much to spend and how much the tax democrat voters and republican voters in independent voters don't believe that you can spend trillions more year after year that you taken and not have inflation and not have economic danger, not put your credit rating at risk and not create a future that is unsustainable for your children, if you keep going down the road

whether under the flag of bernie sanders and under the flag of aoc, under the flag of presley or president biden, if you go down the extremist road you will shed voters. brian: interestingly talk about reasonable disagreement it's one thing that's not reasonable on the left i want to get your reaction to this topic democrats calling to pack the court after the supreme court sides with arizona over to voting rules. your reaction to the court packing calls, is it just the case any state that decides to go its own way is in the progressives crosshairs? >> it is so astonishing but is calculated i want to be very clear about that. they are trying to threaten john roberts because they know from past experiences that it works, we saw after citizens united in

the huge pressure can campaign was mounted against john roberts and supreme court observers believe that that pressure campaign turn robert into a liberal jurist into a political calculator who picked and chose outcomes to avoid incurring the wrath of the progressive left. this policy of saying we will pack the court because there is a few rolling that we lose on because the law is not on our side is entirely designed to pressure the roberts court to give in to their whims and their purely political reasons, and you can't stand the story without first understanding that. >> why put the pressure on justice breyer, the left would love to open up that seat secure, a long tenured justice in the liberal vein, do you

think that justice breyer gives into that or do you think he hardens his results as a result of the pressure that he's getting. >> that's a very interesting question obviously president trump's greatest achievements was not one, not to but selling three supreme court seat with pro-constitution jurist, that's an astonishing achievement and there's a lot of agitation amongst left-wing progressives to pry open the seats, it'd be interesting to see if this technique of trying to bully breyer backfires because he is a bit more old-school liberal, he is a thoroughly the role jurist through and through buddies not soda mayor or a kagan who is deeply devoted to the radical progressive cause so i wonder if the left-wing pressure campaign could backfire and honestly is anybody's guess but this comes

fundamentally from joe biden left-wing base agitating to do what president trump did instead of appointing pro-constitution jurist, appointing progressive jurist who want to remake the constitution in their own image. brian: speaking of the court your organization america first scored a big victory over usda debt relief program, tell us about the result that you got and tell us what you expect nest in terms of legal challenges of the fda. >> we obtained a truly historic victory against the biden administration and the so-called equity agenda. equity is when the biden administration says record to discriminate against some people based on their race and their skin color to achieve our own worked idea of justice. it's unconstitutional and it's

been waverley on illegal and while this is a preliminary injunction the ruling texted the opinion it's so damning in its takedown in the legal policy where to get relief it denied farmers solely because are deemed to be the wrong race but it's an embarrassment for the biden administration in my group of america first legal is going to fight this all the way to the supreme court as necessary but the big thing i want to leave your viewers with everything that you have the biden administration say the word equity, not equality, equity, this is what they're talking about, being leveraged to target

and persecute or punish american citizens solely based on what they believe, what they look like, where they were born, where their ancestors were born, this is so un-american so contrary to her system of equal justice that my organization will fight this thing with every ounce of strength that we have until we obtain ultimate victory over this unconstitutional scheme. brian: we are watching it in language matters as you pointed out we appreciate your perspective on all of these issues, thank you so much stephen miller. >> thank you so much. brian: coming up nancy mace will join us to discuss china's threat that anyone who tries to bully trump china will face broken heads and bloodshed. this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter.

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brian: president xi warning any country that attempts to bully china will face broken heads bloodshed as the 100 anniversary of the communist party the u.s. state to permit responding to the threats saying they are taking note of them, rich edson is live from the state department with the details. >> good afternoon this is part of an aggressive tone from china's government towards the west and especially the united states, the state department

refused to respond to the specific comments from xi jinping although they say officials are watching. >> of course we are aware that the chinese communist party commemorated its 100th anniversary today, we are aware of president xi's remarks we have taken note on them but we will not, on the specifics. >> the state department says reports of china's nuclear arsenal growing more quickly at a higher level than expected were concerning in a speech marking the 100th anniversary of the chinese communist party president xi warned adversaries would face a great wall of steel the rhetoric between the u.s. and china has intensified over covid-19 vaccine distribution and china's refusal to allow a transparent investigation into the origins of covid-19 the u.s. has also criticized china's crackdown in hong kong, trade practices and repression of

uighurs congress is working on legislation to counter china but it's stuck in the house republicans claim democrats bill need stronger language on taiwan and technology experts to china and the two sides o are fighting over climate change provision in the bill, last month the senate did approve a version of the bill and to confront china but that still needs to pass the house and they still need to get together and pass but it seems a bit off for now. brian: rich edson, thank you so much, joining me now with reaction south carolina congresswoman nancy mace, congresswoman the language that we heard from president xi, you can only describe as violent, your reaction to him saying that on the stage at this moment. >> it's incredible really and our response from the state department, were going to take notes and not action reminds me of presidents biden's appearance of the g7 summit a few weeks ago with a verbal slap on the wrist,

just a few weeks ago i will add into that story, chinese story general threat the united states and japan over taiwan, look what is happening in the halls of congress, young nancy pelosi playing defense attorney that china over the origins of covid-19 barring republican leadership and having hearing this week prohibiting government officials like dr. fauci from showing up at the hearing, what are we doing. brian: that's exactly my point, i look at congress, nothing is happening, is president xi making these statements because he could see all too well that nothing is happening in congress and nothing will happen in congress, are we enabling this? >> i believe it's all the above i believe the united states looks weaker byy the day, the world is weak you have to show strength, one of the reasons i supported the appeal a few weeks

ago, we are stranded around the world and not ending some of these wars, we will bere prepard for the fight that china looks willing to pursue in the next few years or sooner, we have real challenges abroad and overseas and we have to show strength, not just legislatively and take for instance their republicans in a growing number of democrats out of colorado who want to hold china accountable and investigate covid-19 and republicans do over tried to legislative matters to make a difference, china has a mandate and a monopoly on batteries for electric vehicles, republicans want to bring that united states, there are ways that we can hold china accountable, we can't do that when democrats are blocking every path forward including nancy pelosi. brian: you, talk about needingo show strength, congress can start by showing responsibility and as far as i can tell we are

getting nowhere with china on the origins of covid-19, republicans holding hearings are now but that really doesn't mean anything unless you have the party in power running those meetings, talk about what you can do to get some bipartisanship on this very clear issue of the origins of mocovid-19. >> we need to get democrats willing to stand up to nancy pelosi when the minority party hold the hearing and the speaker is blocking andpe nancy pelosi,e can't call dr. fauci and compel him to come testify or any other elected official, it was great that the media and dr. fauci's e-mails several weeks ago but much of the information that was connected to the origins of covid reacted that were not confidential in secret any way shape or form, we have to find democrats who are willing to

stand up to their leadership in order to do this in a bipartisan way, finding courage that their handful including congress to get out of colorado who are willing to speak up and i hope and cross my fingers that we can feel more of those in the weeks ahead. brian: you hope you can find more than a handful of people that want to get to the truth of the origins of a global pandemic but i guess you start with what you can start with, let me get your take on this, students and teachers fighting back and critical race theory in schools violates the constitution you'e watching this happen across the country, what is your take on what is happening with parents pushing back on public school districts, do you think this has more legs and what can congress do anything to be supportive of parents trying to push backo against what they are very concerned about in school. >> thank goodness for those families and parents speaking

up. i have two kids in middle school right now and i praise any parent willing to speak up and speak out at a very public school board, hearings around the country, this is a major problem when the government the federal government wants to teach her students that they are racist and they were born racist in ideology based in ideology, that is not okay and we have to support those families and the schools across the country and it really starts at thehe local level in the local school board are and should be accountable to the parents and the school, and the governors and the superintendent of education across the country but the federal government should not determine how her kids are taught. i have sponsored legislation that would not allow funding of critical race theory, con public schools, the same thing goes for military and sponsored legislation thatst would defund that from being taught in our military and president biden has reversed somebody executive

orders that were reported by president trump, this is one of them one of many assuring the country and further dividing us then rather than uniting us. brian:n: really quickly what abt support with alternatives to publicc schools, what about support with the home school and private schools, what is congress doing their, if you can't change a public school system, maybe you need to work around at this point. >> absolutely, there are many familiesnd and i see it in my on community with covid-19 and kids being stuck at home during virtual school there are some families that may never go back to public schools, and south carolina in the first congressional district we had alternative schools in the public charter school system there is a growing number of families that want to homeschool or have virtual school opportunities, any opportunity and choices, educational opportunity or school choice we've got a support, these educational programs can bring

children out of poverty, should not manager under matters of coder color of your skin every kid deserves equal education. brian: you make a great point it takes a lot of courage to stand up to this you're not gonna score any points in social media, you will not score any points with the media in general if you stand up against some of these politically favored movements like crp, are you concerned that the folks showing courage right now are going to come back for retribution later on down the road and what can we do to protect people who are speaking out on this. >> retribution, anytime given how our country is, it's why it's more important than ever to have these voices and havepe people willing to speak up and speak out at these public hearings without fear of retribution, i've been through myself, last year i had my car keyed in the middle of my

campaign in about a month ago, my house was pepper sprayed or spray-painted and i don't care how many times somebody shows up at my doors spray-painted my house, i will be a strong voice on many of these issues. we should be able, the market experiment decide that we should be able to agree to disagree and not be attacked. but we need strong voices out there talking about these things in a painful way in a strong way and let them know that this is nots okay. your: we really appreciate thoughts and the many subjects today, thank you for being with us. >> anytime, thank you so much, brian. brian: coming up will break down the sectors hiring the most in the june job report. when "kudlow" returns. ♪

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>> brian: june brian: the june jobs report shows u.s. at a better-than-expected 850,000 jobs last month, the unemployment rate rising to 5.9%, president biden spoke earlier from the white house. >> were aiming for fullin employment that means keeping our job growth including for back under black, hispanic and asian workers, but this progress is testament for our commitment to grow this economy from the bottom up in the middle out. >> joining us to discuss economist peter marie seat and capital economist francis newton stacy, welcome to both of you, i'll start with you, your reaction to today'syo jobs repot wasn't as good as it needed to be?

>> is certain was a good job report, if we continue this way, we will restore the 8 million jobs that we need to restore it's going to take it a long time i thought it was lucas for the president to say this was his program because his jobs plan has not passed congress in his infrastructure built is bogged down because of his own comments, this is a continuation of the trump recovery, trump tax structure in the trump recovery. it is favorable. brian: how much did the states beginning to repeal or signaling repealing enhanced unemployment benefits contributed to the numbers we saw today. >> i think they were a big contributor, i think you still have a childcare issue going on and how the anomalies that are not normal for a normal business cycle, it continues to show improvement thee nice thing the numbers were not so strong that it is going to get the fed to

eager to taper, you had this number and that was shown in the ten year yield and tech stocks, all in all things are getting better, the participation rate is growing which is why the unemployment number ticked up a little bit but we're still in the recovery. brian: what are you see not a regional basis, there's a lot of conversation about states coming back more quickly, unemployment rolls that are falling more quickly call the as we get were jobs numbers you seen your virgin in different parts of the country that are pursuing different policies. >> clearly the states have repealed unemployment insurance and if done much better, their adding jobs much more rapidly, were getting more jobs growth in the southeast which is very, very good, my feeling for having the right economic policy in place at the right time and we

can expect this to continue and spread out as we get into september and then employment benefits go away completely, at that point people have to earn money if they want a paycheck. brian: i want to move to this topic 130 countries that are now agreeing to president biden global 15% minimum corporate tax proposal and francis, what do you think about this move at this moment and the recovery is seems to be a very bad time to be talking about hiking business taxes, your thoughts on this latest>> agreement. >> you have five things that have been driving markets to records and one is corporate profit accelerating with historic and monetary stimulus and historic growth and inflation is numbers moving through, the thing is if you compress these things to soooon you're gonna cut off the recovery at its knees, of course the thought around this, the

biden of administration doesn't want to be criticized for having corporations move overseas if they raise the corporate taxo rate, the trading of the world involved in the world is in a lot of debt now it seemed like a good time to get everybody talking about how they're going to pay for a record amount of debt, i think it is too soon how it comes out of the recovery and they can even pet cost and wages going up another things of corporate balance sheets and those corporate balance sheets have a record amount of debt to service, if you'd do these things too quickly, you cankl unravel this thing and have unintended consequences. brian: how much of an agreement like this matters? so the countries agree to the taxes rate, doesn't this need congressional approval what republicans put a big brick wall in the way of a move like this? >> we can agree without going through the senate let'soi be clear that 15% is not a high

fall, what does it mean when countries like ireland have tax rates lowerer than 15% that dont sign on, my biggest concern about this the deal that were making on the side to share the revenue generated of the profits that are generated by high-tech companies, 100 companies globally that we subjected to special revenue-sharing schemes which means a treasury will lose tax revenue that way and i'm also concerned once we start having big conventions to what taxes should be across the globe, we can get involved in situations why don't we add another one or 2% and then we readership is that the developing countries, we get involved with global tax agreements to tax rich companies to send it out to four companies and things of that nature, i'm very concerned that this is the camel's nose and it's a very bad idea, taxing is a sovereign prerogative and it should remain the prerogative of the united states congress.

brian: speaking of big global agreements that can get completely out of control, john kerry fighting climate change could entail a bigger economic transformation than the industrial i revolution. >> the fact is were looking at the creation of the largest market of the history and the world. , this will be a bigger economic transformation that is right there at our disposal, bigger than the industrial revolution and we will start to seize it, there are millions of jobs to be created. brian: francis, bigger doesn't necessarily mean better, you can transform the economy and waste a lot of resources, your reaction to john kerry statement? >> we don't get into the political stuff but we look at the fact the over record amount of liquidity and somehow you

have to maintain the liquidity, the problem making gigantic adjustments of this nature and if you're not watching carefully the debt plays out and what thet debt service and the interest rates and how the liquidity is moving in and out of circulation you could cut yourself off at the knees. it depends if these policies work or don't work it depends on so many things. we will have crude oil for ten years, we cannot switch that fast and also it depends on where in the business cycle you implement these policies and where the debt structure is as to how successful they are and how will you measure because now it's trillions and trillions of dollars on different orders of magnitude than the industrial revolution that you can easily call bigger, when you just for inflation in the money supply probably not going to be the case but it's a great headline. brian: john kerry and president biden love talking about the millions of jobs that would be created, they never seem to address the many millions more that would be destroyed, your

reaction to john kerry that we are going to do something bigger than the industrial revolution. >> of organ into something bigger, i gotta get my eyes fixed. one thing if you look automobiles, electric cars are going to require 40% fewer parts they're gonna be easy to assemble, consequently there will be fewer autoworkers, were gonna be using petroleum not just for ten yearsye but probaby another 30 it will decline in issues but will still need for plastic and will not get the last gasoline powered car off the road for a good 30 years and be clear working to be using petroleum for a long time and policies that stifle american petroleum development when we still need natural gas and oil to run our economy is simply sends those jobs overseas i want to know where these great jobs that he's talking about our i'm very concerned that the economy will be less efficient because

if you accelerate the green industry fast and thesc science evolves you end up making inefficient investments, you get stuck with investments on tenures that are outdated and so forth, we were making very good strides before mr. kerry came along with making the economy greater, we were developing at that rate. brian: thank you we appreciate it. the house puts the pressure on the senate passing infrastructure bill of their own, we will discuss where things stand with marc short former chief of staff, the vice president pence next.

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>> brian: house democrats w brian: house democrats with support of two republicans jam through a 715 billion-dollar b infrastructure plan yesterday a move to pressure senateru republicans to move forward with their bipartisan framework and agree upon the president biden the president said the deal was in tandem with the reconciliation package before of course walking those comments back. joining us to discuss republicans goan from here marc short former chief of staff to vice president pence, thank you for being with us, my question for you why are republicans going anywhere with this infrastructure plan after what happened last h week? >> ryan it is incredibly bewildering to why republicans are flirting with this for two reasons, one the actual policy

the senate constructs, the 1.2 trillion dollars includes only about 10% that is roads, bridges and highways in part to say we will purchase electric vehicles recharging facilities in rural parts of america, is that were hearing rural america say that we want electric vehicle recharging plants, that's where my tax. dollars arego going to, this pln doesn't make sense on the firsts place and republicans shouldn't be acting like democrats. on the second piece in more concerning this is the pathway to get senator cinema and mansion to support reconciliation. if they can go home to their moderateo states and say i got a bipartisan bill and now there's a few more things that we need to do under reconciliation and gives him a free pass to trillions of dollars of tax increases that are coming out reconciliation this is a scheme to win their vote and republicans get nothing for it,

it makes no sense why there is 11 senate republicans looking to flirt with this bill. brian: it does not make sense o me not only on the merits of the bill but given how the white house has ruled this out in the truth that we heard from president biden last week in his briefing, he said the quiet part out loud he said i'm not would you do anything bipartisan unless they get everything, weie are talking about the 6 trillion-dollar price tag again, where our economy is right now especially with inflation it seems to me rrepublicans, especially who wt run on the inflation problem should be walking away from this and yet they seem to be coming back, is not going to hold up? >> there is nothing good in this bill and emma enough american speak out and o concerned about trillions of dollars of tax increase and trillions of dollars in wasteful spending

then i think republicans will retreat from it, the only thing i can think of is a reason for supporting, so many right now are claiming to be praise for i working in a bipartisan manner because certainly congress has beenrt more polarized but again there is nothing of merit inn te actual bill that should warrant support and politically all it does is pave the way for biden to get his trillions of dollars of tax increases, i am hopeful as americans wake up to what is really in it and make their voices known that these republicans will peel off w the support. brian: the part that never gets talked about by the proponents, how you pay for, i want to get your take on this your group coalition to protect them or can workers is targeting senator moran over funding for the bipartisan info structure built i wanted to listen to the commercial that you put out. >> the new america, defend the police but add thousands of irs

agents, we need senator moran to step up and stop biden's radical plan. brian: i don't give the enthusiasm for giving the irs more money to put more agents on a business in americans, it seems conservatives used to say simplify thehe tax code so you don't need as many irs agents, what is going on. >> that'st. exactly right what e should do is simplify the tax code and what we seen a lot of abuses out of the irs in many cases targeting conservatives and conservativee organizations for republicans to say we will spend $40 billion more in hiring additional tax enforcement agents within the irs and suggest somehow that's part of an infrastructure package, this is really again something surprising to a lot of us and i think as americans wake up to it these members will hear from their constituents, it makes no sense why republicans will be

supporting that, nor does it make any sense as to why it would be an infrastructure bill to be funding $40 billion traditional irs agents. brian: always appreciate your thoughts on many important issues related to legislations inr. the economy. >> thank you, sir. brian: coming up inflation on the menu whether you're hitting the road or staying at home, this holiday spread you look at will cost you more, more "kudlow" after the break. this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter. but eventually, with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back to the world. viking.

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nice enough to grill for us and let me show you certain items that will cost you more than 2020, strawberries up 22%, chocolate chip cookies, hamburger buns which are a must, potato salad and boneless skinless chicken breasts costing you a little bit more this year and grills are costing quite a bit more as well and that's because people have been buying themem like crazy in the materis to make the girls costti more in sodas transportation right now so the average increase in price for a real of $200 from a year ago, the fact off the matter is you will pay more for the food after cookout the grill that you need to cookout in the t propane in your grill. brian: i have to stay on the bad news for a second, gas prices are going to be heading up this weekend as well, is that right? >> airfare is up if you're flying that's going to cost you

more in gas prices up substantially to a year ago let's look at those numbers, aaa says the nationall average today is $3.13 a gallon up 6 cents since last week, a dime since last month and almost a a full dollar since last year, we don't want to harp on all the bad news, good news at our p cookout we have plenty of food and only three people in our crew,br if u know anyone in the chicago area send them over we will be happy to feed them. brian: just don't burn the hotdogs, that's all i ask. i appreciate your reporting. brian: coming up president biden snapping at reporters again during a press conference today, during a press conference today, we will tell you why after the ♪ when i was young ♪ no-no-no-no-no please please no. ♪ i never needed anyone. ♪ front desk.

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brian: president biden snapped at reporters, take a listen. >> i'm not can answer any more questions onlo afghanistan, it's fourth of july, i'm concerned that you're asking me questions that all internet until next week but if i have a holiday weekend and there's things happening and i'm going to celebrate it. brian: joey jones a fox news contributor and retired marine responded to the president odearlier today.

>> he actually said he wasn't going to answer more questions on afghanistan because of the fourth of july weekend and he got good job numbers and i want to let youou know when i was in afghanistan on the fourth of july i didn't stop doing my job or leave people to ask questions i took apart bombs that they just like i did on the third and the fifth. brian: i want to thank the men . i'll see you next week. i'll be here all week. "the evening edit" starts right. elizabeth: okay, a solid >> a solid jobs number for june 85, 0000 jobs, you are paying for the v-shaped recovery that is here to debate why do we need massiveme government spendg that the administration and democrats want, here's what's going on half of the country with extended jobless benefits keeping people home, slamming businesses they need to find workers. there is a worker shortage. 9.3 million job openings plus cvo is predicting