. >> now, we have eric moore with the wall street journal. what did the most recent jobs report tell us? u.s. economy added 75,000 jobs in may. that is a much slower pace than we were growing last year. it suggests a bit of an economic slowdown is going on more broadly. >> the unemployment rate at 3.6% is the lowest in 50 years. economists thought that would be 380,000 jobs in may. and we only saw what it was the 75,000. difference and why was the number lower than what they expected. eric morath: several different factors were at play. the view is that concerns about trade and the global economy may be weighing on the minds more than economists thought. there have been gyrations. from washington and beyond, for a number of months and years. businesses generally have looked past that. they have added jobs for 100 straight months. this month, maybe they are starting to show a little bit of worrying concern. the other thing was that state and local governments cut jobs, so that reduced the number of jobs. and that was a surprise because some ec

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. >> now, we have eric moore with the wall street journal.what did the most recent jobs report tell us? u.s. economy added 75,000 jobs in may. that is a much slower pace than we were growing last year. it suggests a bit of an economic slowdown is going on more broadly. >>

eric: some actions in congress have been calling on the otto warmbier brink act, senate bill. that would slap moore'se banks that provide the money flow that supports kim jong-un wounds regime, we are the senators talking about what they want to see. >> senator julie and i and our colleagues in a bipartisan basis believe that we need to keep on maximum economic pressure if we want to keep kim jong-un the tension and achieve our goal. right now, the sanction regime is like a sieve. it has lots of holes in it. until we plug those holes, we are not going to achieve the goal of maximum pressure. we are going to make those chinese banks decide, do you want to have access to the u.s. dollar banking system globally, or do you want to keep doing business with north korea? i want them to have to choose. i'm sure i know what joys they will make. that is designed to increase the economic pressure on kim. so, the goal for these financial institutions to do business with kim or the united states, not both. >> that's right. should the sanctions be put on or out there as leverage? >> eric, i think the threat of add