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senator marco rubio weighing in. watch. >> people immediately start thinking about extraterrestrials and little green men, we are not at that stage. they are flying over military installations, we don't know what they are and we need to know what they are. >> this is "outnumbered" and i'm emily compagno. i'm here today kelly, kayleigh mcenany, julie banderas, morgan ortagus and on the virtual center seat, radio talk show host larry elder. an intelligence report on ufo sightings is expected to be released from three weeks from today. this is senior officials are worried that china or russia could be extremity with hypersonic technology. these ufos were spotted as far back as 2,000 for an encounter two navy jets off the coast of san diego. it is also newly released video of mysterious objects forming near a navy ship in 2019. >> does a whole fleet of them. >> oh, my gosh.

>> the wind is 120 knots to the west. >> emily: morgan, i'd like to start with you on this. of the over 120 incidents in the report, the large majority of them are actually from the u.s. navy. as i mentioned in the intro we now have u.s. officials that have been briefed on that intelligence that worry that this could be chinese or russian technology experimentations with hypersonic technology. we seen that already with chinese parades, and if so that would frankly be a frightening revelation of their potential capabilities. so my two-part question to you because you are the perfect person to have on the panel today given that you are a u.s. naval reserve officer and you're experienced in foreign intelligence with the state department, is what does

this mean for the united states if this is indeed chinese or russian hypersonic technology? in the last one to come and i say this as a u.s. navy brat, why is the u.s. navy keep seeing all these guys? >> they are the best clearly. i'd like to complain, because i didn't get read in the end i one believe in aliens. all jokes aside, i will kind of hope it's aliens, and we haven't seen this from any country but listen, at this point a logical explanation could be some sort of unmanned vehicle. if you look at the way that they are moving out some of these videos of back-and-forth and not in a straight line, the movement doesn't indicate something that a human being could withstand so maybe it's an alien or maybe it's something that is unmanned.

and it's a level of sophistication that we haven't seen. also equally concerning if this does come from an adversary, they are testing whatever, whatever this unmanned vehicle is near our border. so are they doing it to test us. so i'm still holding out for ufos but to make one quick political point, this is another reason why the biden administration should not be cutting funding to the department of defense. we have a real and serious threats out there, we are in the middle of geostrategic competition global power, great power competition with the united states, the chinese and the russians and we should take these things seriously. that may be aliens. >> that's exactly right. larry morgan points out as well that there has been no secret of the attempts of frankly world domination by a specially china and russia. we see them growing deeper tendrils in the arctic council and ways that we might not expect them to have such a

prolific presence. so the question is as well, what do the american people need to understand about this potential threat? i also know that down where we are in central california you are surrounded by quite a lot of believers as well. >> that's right. we know that china is an adversary and we certainly should take it seriously. i'm sure our defense department's monitoring all kinds of things in space 24/7, at least i assume that, because that's their job. assuming is a ufo it's obvious that the ufos do not want us to know that they are there, they do not want contact. i can't remember a year where somebody has not speculated that they have not had a ufo. what i always wonder is why did ufos always land in a cornfield, why does the ufo plant in wrigley field or times square or shove as a ravine? let us know who you are, why does it have to be so evasive? it's obvious they want nothing to do with us and maybe i don't blame them.

>> i totally agree with you. i feel like if i can get a message for them it would be run for the hills. although that would be a pretty phenomenal super bowl halftime show. >> oh absolutely especially compared to the last couple of super bowls, i would much rather watch this. but i have to say, the fact that senior officials are worried that china and russia could be experimenting with those hypersonic technologies, it should surprise no one. first of all these countries continue to walk all over the united states without repercussions. there is no evidence by the way to support, i'm sorry, morgan, so far. there are alien spacecraft. no evidence yet. what do we have to obviously assume that china and russia are once again not being transparent with us and i guess my biggest pet peeve is that the country's show some strength and show that there are some repercussions to the secrets. if we know that there are no martians up there just yet, and i'm sorry once again morgan, then what is it?

obviously these are these countries that are doing things behind our back. and like you mentioned, potentially near our borders. so where is the white house and all of this and where are the repercussions finally? >> i will let you answer that or at least attempt to when we ask where is the white house on this? >> >> and i hope that senator rubio is taking this seriously and i hope the white house as well because it's a huge problem. russia and china have developed this hypersonic technology and we know after the cold war, i was reading an expert's opinion, the united states focus on counterterrorism when these countries realized that they were behind on error. to they started developing these hypersonic missiles or equipment and it goes 4,000 miles per hour, and aunt between 2015 and

2017, daily appearances off of the coast of virginia beach. this is a very big problem. we have got to get to the bottom of it and i hope president biden does. >> emily: morgan to that point, why is it that you think the american public so readily is ready to believe and why is that's the hard thing for them to get on board with especially with this administration? >> they should believe it. if you look at our technology a hundred years ago, if someone was living 100 years ago looking at our technology now they would certainly think that it looked like aliens. so it is certainly not -- as much as i wanted to be aliens it's certainly not out of the realm of possibilities, of course that it is adversarial. that's what we have to take these threats seriously and that's why we have to look at

the defense budget seriously and make sure that we are preparing our military for future wars where, we see the cyber attacks this week, right? we continue to see more and more happening in space. and that's the trump situation. and we have to budget accordingly. >> emily: i speak for myself but if the little green men land i say i greet you in peace. that's not quite the same reaction we have for china and russia. just ahead, while over 2,000 governors agree that federal and unemployment benefits are discouraging people from working, michigan's gretchen whitmer wants to allow people to work part-time and collect on employment. >> we want to make sure that we are giving people all of the incentives to get back to work so that they can take care of themselves and their families. ♪ ♪

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>> emily: news jobs report out today shows hiring grew more slowly than expected yet again just like last month and this is amid criticism that president biden's $300 per week unemployment benefits are discouraging people from returning to work. the economy adding 559,000 jobs last month up from aprils at dismal numbers but still well below the expected 670,000. the unemployment rate is now sitting at 5.8% as many businesses still struggle to hire new workers. 25 states with republican governors have eliminated those on a planet. gretchen whitmer has instead said that she is proposing to let part-time workers continue to get government paychecks.

coming to you, this is a rather dismal jobs report and wasn't like last month. nevertheless it was still 100,000 jobs short and i have to believe in a trumpet economy you wouldn't be seeing numbers like this. >> kayleigh: absolutely not. and let's focus on the hospitality industry, which saw the highest increase in jobs, 186,000. that's still not enough. that points to the shortage across the board of labor and all the pressures in the supply chain so note that the u.s. labor department today sort of acknowledged it mildly by saying yes, this is an upward pressure on rising wages but the supply chain is facing burdens of supply push down to the consumer. look at the rising solar rates that small businesses can't afford to pay so they have reduced hours to account for it. we know out of 100 open positions may be seven will be filled but these are the pressures that are sort of

festering right now and as the world opens up and all of us go out to eat and go to restaurants and bars we see this perfect storm of again higher costs, stressed out employees and under experienced employees, staff shortages and more. and that's a step forward and a good measurement but we are not anywhere near where they were with the different president. >> there are 6.7 if you are a million jobs that now as compared to last february before kobe took hold of the nation, and at this rate it took us a year to get back to that to get back to that place. that's assuming it is 260,000. >> it would take more than a year if you've got governor whitmer but behind the

decision. you call this an incentive? you know, the working people of michigan are already hurting after the pandemic. what they need our full-time jobs, not part-time jobs. with these government stimulus checks and unemployment checks there's no incentive and that's just talk about millennials, no offense to any of you watching but millennials need more of an incentive. i hate to say it but let's just say they don't have the same, sometimes, some of them, drive and ambition, things come way too easy for younger people these days, you have to work to make money. you don't just sit back and watch netflix. that is not the way to get the american workforce. it's going to be more than a year of governor whitmer has a way. >> those 25 g.o.p. states, do you think that will help to solve the problem? >> absolutely and could you imagine what the headlines would be if we had back-to-back months where months where the jobs

growth fell so far short of expectations if donald trump for president, a group of economists at bank of america, have said that if you were making $32,000 a year prepandemic, it doesn't make any sense for you to go out and work. you can make maybe 30,000, 28,000 and figure that's close enough so it's obvious what's happening is we are persuading people not to work and the fact that democratic governors don't get the center public and governors do get this says all you need to know about the party. one party understands human nature, people are motivated by fear of gain or promise of gain and fear of loss. >> kayleigh: let the middle-class tax cuts expire.

to julie's point to governor whitmer, what a perverse incentive, if you go to work, we are not going to give you anything but if you work a half day we will throw some money your way. how does this make sense? >> morgan: this is a classic supply and demand imbalance, the effect of economic 101, you have the demand for jobs out there and the supply is out of whack because you have to look at why is the supply out of whack? people have other incentives that are more appealing to them and going back to julie's point on taxes, remember that small business owners especially in the service industry are getting hit twice, potentially through this tax bill. it could inordinately affect small business owners, so they are being faced with an inability to hire. i know my father is a small business owner, plenty of small business owners that i talked to are telling me the same thing, you're having trouble getting

people back into their jobs because they have other incentives not to work. so you got small business owners being crunched by not being able to get the people in that they need and what this tax bill, also double hit with higher taxes that are supposedly aimed at higher income earners but as many of us know and kayleigh, you talked about before, and up affecting small business owners disproportionately. >> kayleigh: a worker shorter, tax increases and inflation, dim economic horizon ahead, i hope it's not true but it certainly seems to be the case may just that, as calls to defund the police processed, we take a closer look at the innocent victims of the violent crime surge gripping major cities across america, those victims, unfortunately, are america's children. ♪ ♪ omize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a bit differently. wet teddy bears! wet teddy bears here! only pay for what you need.

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occurred at the border this week where two border agents apparently exchanged gunfire with suspected drug cartel members, this is a rare occurrence, i should add. live with more on the border, what can you tell us what happened? >> hi, julie, just getting some details confirmed in the last couple hours about this very scary situation involving two border patrol agents, gunfire along the texas border. we know that it happened wednesday night around 10:00 p.m., two border patrol agents on atvs were patrolling the border in hidalgo county, though texas district or sector, when they encountered gunfire from at least two posts a suspected smugglers. according to an incident report obtained exclusively by fox news, it reads, they

observed one subject with a firearm and saw a flash of the fired shot, agents returned fire and pursued subjects south toward the rio grande river so according to that report, they were fired at first. according to that same report, those two agents and the suspected smugglers exchanged fire at least one more time, the agents were not injured, they are okay but sources are telling us right now that one of those agents is shaken up, it's unclear right now if the suspected smugglers were struck in this exchange of gunfire, they did flee the scene, there were no apprehensions made. the border patrol tactical team did respond to this incident and we are also told by our sources that federal authorities are also now investigating because this involves a federal agency. our sources, as you mentioned, julie, are also telling us it is

unusual for smugglers to fire shots at border patrol agents, it is a very rare occurrence, it's likely in this situation that the smugglers were trying to protect something highly important. whether that was a very important individual, an important group of people or if it was highly valued narcotics like cocaine, that would be one reason to explain why they would fire shots at border patrol agents because again, that is not usually have in your to here at the border, cartel members were not detained in this incident, it is absolutely, we know this, being sent up the chain of command because we have reached out to cbp for a statement, we are waiting for the statement from government officials, we've not received that just yet. julie? >> julie: on the border in texas, thank you so much. i'm going to bring it back to the panel now. i want to go to you first because i should point something out, very interesting regarding

our border security, the two border agents, think they are okay but they exchanged this gunfire with the suspected cartel members and it is rare for cartel members to actually exchange fire with the border agents. what is your take, first of all, on the back that it had escalated to this level? >> morgan: clearly the cartel would not have escalated with the americans if there had not been some valuable cargo they did not want the americans to get a hold of. for me at this point, the fact why vice president kamala harris' trip i believe is next week to mexico is incredibly important. we need to see some real results from some of the issues that president biden has put her in charge of, she supposedly is in charge of the relationship with mexico and with the northern triangle countries and these sorts of things should be under her purview. i'm very concerned, a lot of us in the foreign policy community are concerned by some of the

backsliding we've seen away from america in mexico, pulling away from democracy, pulling away from the united states. it's difficult to do what president trump did which was to say to a foreign leader numerous times, if you don't agree with us in taxes we are going to increase tariffs, if you don't stop these sorts of things at the border. it's not just people coming over the border as we are pointing out in this report, its shoot-outs with the cartels, what if an american agent's life had been lost today? how is this administration handle it? we need not smiling and waving to her from the vice president like many politicians do, what we need is real results out of her meetings next week in mexico. >> julie: kayleigh, two agents should not have to die for the president to come out and address this issue, two federal agents were shot, they could have been killed, their families could have been left with the

devastation, that should be enough to hear from if not the president, kamala harris herself, she hasn't even been to the border for us to know that she's actually on the ground talking to these federal agents and figuring out a solution to protect them from this happening again. >> kayleigh: that's exactly right, she has no plans to go to the border, day 72 of kamala taking over that job and she won't even visit. it's about a photo op with foreign leaders as she has presidential ambitions, that's the sad cold hard truth and beyond that i would also say as mark meadows said in an op-ed this week, the cartels have been emboldened, they've been given total and complete control of our border, you have a party that's demonized border agents, demonized i.c.e., these men are heroes including these two individuals but at the same time you have nancy pelosi talking about ms-13 having a spark of divinity and they are children of god, they are lifting up the cartels and ms-13 and in

building them well diminishing the very heroes trying to get control of our border. >> emily: julie can i make a point really quickly, it's important here. the reason that this probably happened is because of a probable protection of something valuable, viewers need to understand that the illicit global trade of drugs is a $360 billion industry. cocaine alone is a $130 billion, synthetics are now taking over our country, so the whole point is that if you were trafficking in this really lucrative industry including human smuggling which is $7 billion, then yes you would do anything to protect it and that's being emboldened by the current administration and that's why we need to understand what exactly and why these cartel smugglers are protecting what they have. >> julie: all the more reason that we know what is at stake and kamala harris' job at getting to the root of it is much more informed. we've got questions of the media double standard as celebrity

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october 18th issue. i'm pretty confident i speak for millions of americans when i say that i waited for years for there to be any type of coverage or profile of melania, of you, morgan, sarah, any strong women in leadership roles in that administration working tirelessly day in and day out and looking absently stunning the entire time but not only was there frankly a dearth of even profiles, not to mention things like annie leibowitz shoots but there was also a concerted attack and quite frankly vicious coverage of you all both personally and professionally. >> kayleigh: that's right. instead of a glowing profiles there were hit pieces repeatedly time and time again. you know, this is so sad that you have a fawning press corps like this, a fawning media, sycophantic glee covering members of the biden administration, they asked jen psaki yesterday about

joe biden's cat, the washingtonian wrote a piece of the awkward feeling of rooting for the white house press secretary. we need investigative journalism, we don't need fawning coverage, it doesn't do the american people any justice. >> emily: exactly and also you were a working mother during your time there, so were so many women in those leadership roles and it seems as with with the mainstream media now they are just now discovering women that work and also have children in this administration and totally fail to acknowledge all of you guys that have the same thing and performed day in and day out as working mothers in the prior administration. >> kayleigh: that's right, i remember when "the new york times" came to the trump campaign headquarters and took pictures of all the women of the trump campaign because we had so many, i was pregnant at the time, i believe lara trump was pregnant, we kept waiting for the story to pop, it never did because it wasn't negative enough, maggie haberman wrote that the biden administration is coming in that you know, it was

refreshing to see women like jen dillon, the head of the biden campaign talking about being a mother. oh wait, i said," tweeted maggie haberman with a picture of me with a stroller in the white house. sarah was a working mom, stephanie grisham was, i was and morgan ortagus was her pregnant during the final year at the state department but maggie haberman seems to have forgotten that. be to the rest of us don't, morgan. what is your perspective? >> morgan: i have a little bit of a different perspective, this will surprise many fox viewers, jen psaki is actually a good friend of mine and whenever i got the state department spokesperson roll, she had been a prior state department oaks person and really met me and took me under her wing and let me ask questions so i think she is a great person, she is a great mom, she said she's going to step away probably after a year because she has small children i think in elementary school and a lot of women can relate to that so i don't see her success as a threat to my success or kayleigh's success.

i think maybe i've come to accept that we are not going to get the same sort of accolades and i think that's okay because the people probably subscribing to "vogue" and other magazines probably, you know, are people who pay to subscribe to them and probably don't have the same ideology as we do. i think what's more important to me is that my family is proud of me, that my daughter is proud of me, kayleigh, your daughter one day is going to be able to see these pictures of you working at the white house, taking her around in her carriage and i think that is worth more than 20 profiles, you are raising a strong baby and i love it. the >> kayleigh: let me make one point, i don't care about a "voca what we do not" profile, i never did. when i went into the administration i had one goal, to talk about people like david dorn who lost his life and his murder was streamed live for america to see, these stories

were ignored and when we came into the administration i had one goal, elevate the forgotten men and women and that is a legacy that i am very proud of. no "vogue" profile necessary here. >> emily: no one is talking about the women of the biden administration, we are not saying they don't deserve this coverage, we are pointing out the media's unfair coverage of all the hardworking women in the trump administration so what say you about this consistent unfair application by the media? >> larry: the issue is the double standard and exactly why fox news was founded and why fox news does so well, we have a media that because donald trump suggested that the covid virus might've escaped from a lab, that ignored more americans then killed in combat combined, and this is a media that harped on hydroxychloroquine because donald trump touted it and it

turns out many experts are now saying that it worked and one suggest that 100,000 americans could have been spared had hydroxychloroquine not been demonized like this, this is a media that's under-covering what's going on on the border, most americans are not outraged more than they are because they are unaware of what's going on because the media is ignoring it because they don't want biden to look bad because they are afraid they are going to lose the house in 2022, it is about the double standard and we've been dealing with it for a very long time and were going to have to deal with it for a long time going forward. >> emily: wright, julie, we are being told to care about the cats the bidens may be getting at the white house, not what's going on at the border and all the substantive things you been talking about. >> julie: first of all, we should not be surprised, there is a double standard, the media is going to go about whatever democrat is in office, it happened under the obama administration and it's happening under the biden administration. i honestly would rather hear

about the cat because i love cats, cats are the best. and when they do speak i'm not really sure, they are putting out substantive information because when they do speak on the border they give us nothing and when they speak on the economy they give us nothing and today the president spoke on jobs but then look at the economy so i will go toward the cat, i love cats. i was a cat lady which explains why i was so single through my 20s. it was tough. be too all right, guys, of next, outrage at a "new york times" column that suggests a way for people to "cure" their socials circles such as getting rid of their overweight friends. you have to hear this to believe it. stay with us. ♪ ♪ i don't hydrate like everyone else.

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of the hour and fbi director christopher wray comparing cyberthreats today to 9/11 in a brand-new interview. brand-new reaction to that, join john and me, top of the hour. ♪ ♪ b1 breaking news, facebook has announced that it suspended the former president donald trump for two years. this comes in response to the oversight board which as you know initially suspended the former president from both facebook and instagram. then there was a bunch of hubbub about how long is it going to be, an indeterminate amount of time just wasn't enough, the fact that they suspended the president from social media apparently was not enough so now we are getting an actual timeline and he has been suspended for two years. morgan, i'm going to go to you first, your reaction? >> morgan: the two years is interesting in that if the president decides to run again in 2024 effectively most people start their campaigns after the

'22 midterms anyway, facebook is a big advertiser and a place where president trump had many followers so that still gives him a window if you would like to to utilize the web site. what's more at issue is the facebook oversight board was supposed to have accountability to facebook for their decisions like these and i don't see a lot of accountability here. what i always say is, if you're going to band president trump i just want to know when the host of dictators around the world, when do they get banned? i just want someone from social media to answer that question. >> julie: larry? >> larry: it is an absolute outrage. hillary for four years and counting has been saying to anybody who will listen that the 2016 election was stolen, her word, not mine, that president trump is a illegitimate, her work, not mine, to the point where two-thirds of democrats falsely believe that the russians changed vote tallies. the senate report, the 1,000

page reports at their zero evidence that the russians changed the vote tally at 57% of democrats believe they did. the report also found that we can't determine one way or another whether or not russian interference change the outcome of the election, 78% of democrats believe that the russians "change the outcome of the election." hillary's big lie did have a profound effect on how democrats view the 2016 election yet her top social media has never been shut down despite that she said it over and over again in book tours, in speeches, and interviews, she said it and reporters haven't said a single thing about it, it is an absolute outrage. >> julie: kayleigh, i want to ask you because as you know the president was very active on social media since getting suspended from both this to my facebook and instagram he launched his blog, "from the office of donald trump" or "from the desk of donald trump," he's

taken that down because it didn't have a proper readership, morgan mentioned he will get back up on social media just in time if he decides to jump into the next election so what you think the former president is thinking right now? what you think his thought processes with all of this? >> kayleigh: i think as his spokesperson jason miller said, there's still more to come from president trump, more than just that blog. this is incredible, i couldn't have said it better than larry elder there but make no mistake, there's one purpose to this, one, to influence an election. we will see if it extends beyond two years, i hope it is finite within that two year period but this is a major platform, 60% of voters log into facebook every day. as the former trump campaign manager said, when he won in 2016 facebook laid the track on which we ran the cars, this is enormous, its power, it's platform and i really hope we see people like elizabeth warren, bernie sanders who's come out and said he shouldn't be banned, i hope we

hear from them, angela merkel, people who aren't necessarily right wing but have principal enough to saying censoring this and trying to influence an election is simply unacceptable. >> julie: emily, the oversight committee says we are today announcing new enforcement protocols to be applied in exceptional cases such as this and we are confronting the time bound penalty consistent with those protocols which we are applying to mr. trump's account. what about all the other accounts on twitter that basically wishing death to america, that's okay? >> emily: the hypocrisy is alive and well, we can have a whole show detailing exactly how ridiculous the contrast is and to focus on that oversight board, julie, they also instilled today a policy change which to morgan's point earlier, up until now politicians have enjoyed a special exemption class of user, now they're introducing this new policy that essentially allows them to make an exception for what they deem as violative post but they will say look, this is newsworthy so we will put a tag on it that

says it's newsworthy so we will let you see it. they are also introducing a strikes policy so if someone is a repeat offender which they deemed president trump to be they can sort of keep contacting the user and letting them know they are on thin ice but the major point here, you guys is that facebook has created this quasi-independent organization that all of a sudden is supposed to have judicial weight, these 40 members of his oversight board. every time i got a parking ticket or a speeding ticket i would love to create my own judicial board and be like oh, hey, guys, it's cool, i got it, these guys will vote for me, the entire notion when you take a step back is so ridiculous, we need the legislators to step in, we need the people whose salaries we paid a step in to tell these guys once and for all that they are absolutely ridiculous because at this point the market is not writing itself in the way that consumers deserve. >> morgan: can ask a follow-up question to emily, because i think there is a legal issue here, if president trump decides to run for reelection, kayleigh talked about what a big platform

facebook is great if you have whoever the democrat nominee, let's say it's president biden and president trump running against each other by president trump didn't have access to the social media platforms, wouldn't that also be an fcc violation or some sort of violation from a campaign perspective of not having equal time? >> emily: i think it's a very strong argument, it remains to be seen whether that analysis would be equally applied and maybe there would be some sort of exception for maybe candidate trump or the team somehow they keep in mind, what constitutional protections do these private platforms have? all you need to do is come in front of one activist judge that would say, well, he can elect to use all these other platforms, he created his own blog, that's enough. there's access to the media, access or social media to say there's other room in the market for him to access but i think the way you're viewing it it is common sense which is a lion's share that he would be prevented from utilizing but hopefully could surmount in other ways.

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>> mission impossible 7 pausing filming after at least one production member tested positive for coronavirus. tom cruise is isolating and furious. not surprising when you saw crew members failing to social distance. remember this. >> -- thousands of jobs! [beep] [beep]. if i see you doing it again, you're gone. anyone on the crew does it, that's it! you too. you too! you, don't you ever [beep] again. >> he sounds a little like a maniac. >> it's not easy being an "a" list star in hollywood making

25 million a movie. it's rough. >> it is. julie your thoughts. >> sorry, i'm crying. a little bit of a maniac, yes. a little over blown hollywood. these people are tested three times a week and quarantine. at that guy, i don't want to get into it. we don't have time. a little bit of a maniac is a understatement. >> thank you. here is "america reports." >> john: thank you. the may job report falling short of expectations. adding 529,000 jobs many businesses struggling to fill openings. unemployment down slightly 5.8%. >> sandra: so many unfulfilled job openings are boyd en posses holding back a economic bomb. we have more on that and