coming up in just a few moments, self-made billionaire and patron spirits cofounder john paul dejoriamy special guest, and many of my exclusive interview with treasury secretary steven mnuchin coming up. >>> but first, january's job report was released friday morning, and despite a government shutdown which consumed much of the month, the number was much better than expected, not a major impact at all from the government shutdown. 304,000 jobs were added to the economy in the month of january. the unemployment rate did tick up to 4%. macro mavens president stephanie pomeroy joins me, and always a pleasure to see you. >> thank you for having me. maria: you've had some concerns with this economic expansion. first, i want the get your reaction to this jobs number. what does it tell us? >> i think it tells us how strong the economy was in 2018, and i think that tailing off, obviously, these are january numbers, january's very noisy in general from a seasonal standpoint, on top of the government shutdown it's just hard really for a trend. but broadly, you know, the long-term drivers of emp

coming up in just a few moments, self-made billionaire and patron spirits cofounder john paul dejoriaecretary steven mnuchin coming up. >>> but first, january's job report was released friday morning, and despite a government shutdown which consumed much of the month, the number was much better than expected, not a major impact at all from the government shutdown. 304,000 jobs were added to the economy in the mon o

coming up in just a few moments, self-made billionaire and patron spirits cofounder john paul dejoriave interview with treasury secretary steven mnuchin coming up. >>> but first, january's job report was released friday morning, and despite a government shutdown which consumed much of the month, the number was much better than expected, not a major impact at all from the government shutdown. 304,000 jobs were added to

coming up in just a few moments, self-made billionaire and patron spirits cofounder john paul dejoria many of my exclusive interview with treasury secretary steven mnuchin coming up. >>> but first, january's job report was released friday morning, and despite a government shutdown which consumed much of the month, the number was much better than expected, not a major impact at all from the government shutdown. 304,000 jobs were added to the economy in the month of

neil: that was millionaire john paul today -- dejoria don't like howard schultz running as independentis the democratic party hitting a hate rich people rampage? >> we hate spoilers rampage. neil: i heard the same talk about michael bloomberg. they don't like him. he is running as democrat, well, presumably. >> presumably, right. i'm not convinces democrats don't like billionaires this is like open borders democrats. this is something opponents make about democrats. neil: they like him to pet money for their campaign. same thing you said about the republicans and said about donald trump until he ran. >> democrats for that matter as well. both parties sucked up to donald trump for his money. in terms of bloomberg and howard schultz, when the chorus line of your party singing tax the rich, you don't want to be a guy strumming the solo billionaires ain't so bad. if there is a theme as you pointed out, last 10 years of the democratic party, rich people are not as good as we think. only solution to our problems is taking more of their money. neil: will joe biden bet the party's nomination t