if you're looking at the new york post cover or survivor cover. 's calling for loyalty and look how he's treating other people. there is a question about how it's going to play out. neil: if john kelly can be john kelly, and his pedigree and background and losing his son, he screams gravitas. that might be enough. >> if that's not a call to order, i don't know what is. neil: ladies, very thank you, very very much. and the white house looking different than what it did six months ago. does a transition to a new team change the team if the guy heading the team refuses to change himself? signs that donald trump is changing, after this. (microphone feedback) listen up, heart disease. you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well get

if you're looking at the new york post cover or survivor cover. 's calling for loyalty and look how he's treating other people. there is a question about how it's going to play out. neil: if john kelly can be john kelly, and his pedigree and background and losing his son, he screams gravitas. that might be enough. >> if that's not a call to order, i don't know what is. neil: ladies, very thank you, very very much. and the white house looking different than what it did six months ago. does a transition to a new team change the team if the guy heading the team refuses to change himself? signs that donald trump is changing, after this. hi. i'm the one clocking in... when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can even warm these to help you fall asleep faster. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. >> all right, a new chief of staff can make a differenc

if you're looking at the new york post cover or survivor cover.ow he's treating other people. there is a question about how it's going to play out. neil: if john kelly can be john kelly, and his pedigree and background and losing his son, he screams gravitas. that might be enough. >> if that's not a call to order, i don't know what is. neil: ladies, very thank you, very very much. and the white house looking different than what it did six months ago. does a transition to a new team change the team if the guy heading the team refuses to change himself? signs that donald trump is changing, after this. >> all right, a new chief of staff can make a difference or can just keep things as they are right now. former trump transition team member ken blackwell how this will fare. what do you think, all the people who say donald trump won't change. but the very fact that he made these changes shows he's changing. what do you think? >> absolutely, absolutely. i think that the model that you will see put in place will be everybody's comfortable with the fact t

if you're looking at the new york post cover or survivor cover.calling for loyalty and look how he's treating other people. there is a question about how it's going to play out. neil: if john kelly can be john kelly, and his pedigree and background and losing his son, he screams gravitas. that might be enough. >> if that's not a call to order, i don't know what is. neil: ladies, very thank you, very very much. and the white house looking different than what it did six months ago. does a transition to a new team change the team if the guy heading the team refuses to change himself? signs that donald trump is changing, after this. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. buttrust angie's list to help., [ barks ] visit angieslist.com today. ♪ [brother] any last words? [boy] karma, danny... ...karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cov

ed, we see the cover of "the new york post" tomorrow. >> "the new york post" would look like survivor around here, from reince priebus to steve bannon to anthony scaramucci as well. all these advisors around the president, seemingly battling at out. not just in private but spilling out into the public. starting last night when scaramucci essentially accused reince priebus of leaking sensitive financial information from scaramucci's financial reports. he pulled that back but then spoke to a reporter and scaramucci really let loose on several people here at the white house, saying they will all be fired by me, i fired one guy the other day, i have 3-4 people i will fire tomorrow. reince priebus, if you want to wait back leak something, he will be asked to resign... then he goes on to say about bannon, i am not steve bannon. i'm not trying to build my own brand off the... in his defense he has gone on to twitter to say he requests the colorful language. and he says he has made a mistake in trusting a reporter. it won't happen again, sean. >> sean: i spoke to anthony scaramucci tonight. h

joining us with reaction, kellyanne conway, i thought you looked the best on the cover of the "the new york post." >> i didn't even see it yet. i'm looking into a blind camera. thank you for noting that, though. the loch ness monster's of the swamp will always try to get in the way of this president and his agenda. i don't know what they were expecting. he said i was going to repeal and replace obamacare. if i showed you all the senators and members of congress who ran successfully on repealing and replacing obamacare, there were no asterisks, footnotes, bibliographies, no may be, should of, could have, would have. i can show you in 16 different shots. pledging to repeal and replace obamacare straight up. the one person keeping that promise is donald trump. he has been here for six short months. they've been talking about this for seven years. while he was busy being a successful businessman in new york and around the globe, they were promising their constituents. i also want to point something out about tonight. whether they have an all-nighter, wherever it goes to conference, i want america to

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is now being called an idiot by the trump family's beloved new york post. jared kushner is facing a possible five-year sentence tonight for not disclosing that meeting on standard form 86, and donald trump junior is the idiots. "the new york post" does not have one negative word about jared kushner in its editorial today, not one. it's all about donald trump jr. is an idiot. that is how the media generally has been covering this story. it's the donald trump jr. story. jared kushner knew -- he knew this story was going to come out. donald trump jr. didn't. jared kushner knew it before anyone else in the trump family because jared kushner knew exactly when he recently updated standard form 86, to include this meeting. jared kushner knew that at some point this meeting was going to leak, and if it didn't leak, jared kushner was going to be asked about it. and what could have been the most dramatic, bombastic moment of all the congressional hearings, jared kushner being asked under oath about this meeting in the hearing. he would have been forced to admit that,

. >> i want to take a look at the cover of -- page one of tomorrow's new york post. ink we have it ready graphically. this is a very, very, very important cover because this is the first negative new york post coverage of the trump presidency, the first one ever. and that is brought to you by anthony scaramucci. he is the one who has created the imagery that "the new york post" is using on its cover of this out of control white house with people attacking each other in the way they do on "survivor," that reality show. and, david frum, this is a newspaper that's fully supportive of the president all the time. they don't appear to be supportive of this behavior, and i'm wondering, as we always do in these moments, what about trump supporters? what about when they hear the way anthony scaramucci talks, especially some of the religiously conservative trump supporters out there? >> well, they've made a lot of allowances. in many ways, perversely, anthony scaramucci may be helpful to the president with those supporters because of the title that anthony scaramucci carries. i

>> the problem that alexander hamilton was the founder of my paper, the new york post and we had a deal. ticket. here i was dashing it. it didn't go down too well. tom: are you exposing corrupti corruption. >> the post let me go after hamilton. tom: is like a citizen cane. >> it's only grossing $3 million a week. sprite is a flop. michael, what you think of michael moore on broadway? for small, you haven't seen it but could you give me your post take on it. >> i'm not a michael moore basher if you get the old michael moore. he's funny on broadway, if the jokes work and if it does not become an anti- trump rant, it could be an enjoyable evening but if it's going to be two hours of dashing donald trump, it will be tedious. tom: something tells me it will be two hours of bashing trump. [applause] you have made strange calls in your time and was at the play wicked -- what did you tell mark i have told you too much about my career. i have a very good friend who is the producer of wicked and i went out to see it in san francisco where they try shows out of town and the show was in trouble. th

on the front page of "the new york times," "the washington post," reporting on what's going on inside the white house as they try to deal with all this breaking news. the reports are there's a lot of suspicion among staffers and the president's top people about who is giving information to "the times" and "the washington post." you can imagine the climate inside as they try to deal with all this. >> there are two threats to the psychology inside the west wing, one is just that, looking around and saying who is leaking this stuff, and is family turning on family? is every advisor sort of in for himself? there's no sort of sense of a real alliance. that's one thing affecting the psychology there. the other thing is, the president, who remains completely consumed by this story line and, therefore, not advancing an agenda elsewhere. >> how can he not be consumed, when it's on the front pages of every newspaper, how can he not be consumed. >> i used to laugh back in the '90s with clinton and the white house compartmentalizing. there was something to it. if you talked to people inside the c

how about hearing from someone on their side, try "the new york post." donald trump, jr. is an idiot, yes. yes. (applause)e yes, keep in mind, keep this in mind, and i mean this, they are defending him. because the alternative to idiot is inmeat and it's hard to argue that point. donald trump, jr. is quickly rising to the ranks of america's most embarrassing donald trumps. things are so bad, things are so bad, check out this tweet of staffers and white house visitors placing their hands on president trump and praying for him today. (laughter). >> stephen: okay, either that, either that or they are playing hands on a soft body. whoever keeps their hand the longest gets to fire robert mueller. so with his agenda in tatterses, with his white house paralyzed, in turmoil, with his family in disgrace, the president did the right thing and headed to france tonight. france, and it's understandable, that it's says safe space, trump is like jerry lewis overre because this proof of the trump campaign's collusion may have cost the president something he loves even more than his son.

evidence, not the manufactured cnn, "new york times" evidence, but follow the evidence to where it goes. lou: it's stunning to see the nonsense "the washington postthe left in this country is going to do that. but they are eating up taxpayer dollars, time, and frankly subverting an administration. mueller is an obvious hack. >> they have legal action they can take against former director comey. if mueller won't do it, you need to find someone who will. catherine herridge talked about the legal issues related to what comey leaked. i dealt with classification issues. i signed document that said everything i create is classified government document. they classified my bronze star narrative because they thought there was too much information in there. lou: senator mark warner sounds like he's trying to make all the excused in the world for james comey because it suits the left in this country. there is nothing impartial about what's going on with that senate intelligence committee whatsoever. warner is guiding him by the warner is guiding him by the . . . trump's son, this lawyer meeting. lou, we have to have people who call for this to happen. you h

. >> the realclearpolitics average -- >> eric: oh, this guy -- >> what about "the new york post" headlinew? >> eric: editorial. >> a conservative paper. >> eric: is a conservative? >> "the new york post"? [laughter] you know what, i will stop right there. i quit. i quit. >> eric: more of this very special live eat edition "the fox news specialists" after dark right after this. ♪ .. .. for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than centurylink. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >> if there is information out there, you wanted, and then you make what you do with it. if there was something that came from that was shady, a danger to national security, i would obviously bring it to someone. i didn't know, it turns out there was nothing. there is nothing to talk about. >> kat: more now on this late-nig

the coverage this morning from the newspapers is not friendly not even from the new york post. idiot, not our language. the keystone cops collusion also amongst the editorials. good morning. everybody. >> you've got 30 minutes past the hour and the white house coping with the fallout from donald trump jr.'s meeting with a russian lawyer and his release of the e-mails setting it up. the new york times out front on all this reporting says that the president's aides and lawyers have formed what the paper calls a quote, circular firing squad, slamming each other for the decisions made since don jr.'s meeting with the russian attorney came to light. the e-mails providing the most direct evidence. he was willing -- he was even eager to accept help from a foreign adversary. >>> an e-mail from rob gold stone made the pitch. very high level and sensitive information, part of russia and its government support for mr. trump. don jr.'s response, i love it. now he's speaking out in his own defense telling fox news in retrospect he would have done things a little differently. >> and this is

obviously some of those were lies. >> i do want you -- alex points out and he is correct that the "new york postadline "donald trump jr. is an idiot." they covered it inside with a headline that only the "new york post" can provide, "from russia with i love it." and one of the best editorials today talking about moscow mule, they're talking about is it right or is it wrong. >> jeff mason, thank you very much. bob bauer, thank you very much. coming up, we'll hear what republicans on capitol hill make of the trump jr. controversy. nbc's kasie hunt caught up with several of them. she joins us straight ahead on "morning joe." ♪ ♪ sports trophies then. sports trophies now. sports trophies have changed, our standards haven't. made with premium cuts of 100% kosher beef that every athlete will love. hebrew national. we remain strict. binders, done. super-cool notebooks, done. that's mom taking care of business. but who takes care of mom? office depot/office max. this week, get this ream of paper for just one cent after rewards. ♪ taking care of business. tech: when you schedule with safelite autoglass,

here's t"the new york post," wih the inner on "survivor." >> this is after communications director anthony scaramucci threatened to fire his entire team and blaming reince prebus. he responded on twitter saying, he sometimes uses colorful language. and he seemed to shift the blame to the reporter who interviewed him. abc's jonathan karl has more. >> reporter: the death stair. the portrait of a white house staff at war with itself. reince prebus facing off against new communications director anthony scaramucci in the oval office. their relationship fraught from the start. priebus opposed scaramucci's appointment. on day one, scaramucci called him a dear and personal friend. >> we're a little like brothers where we rough each other up every once in a while. >> reporter: but that brotherly love took a dark turn. >> some and abel. other brothers can fight and get along. i don't know if this is reparable or not. that will be up to the president. >> reporter: now, scaramucci calls prebus a paranoid schizophrenic. and threatens to fire the entire communications staff over leaks. they will all be

the new york post, donald trump jr. is an idiot.l get more into the coverage as we continue here on "early start." president trump remains out of sight but is ready to fly back to europe tonight. we're live in paris with what to expect from that meeting with macron. the future isn't silver suits and houses on mars, it's right now. think about it. we can push buttons and make cars appear out of thin air. find love anywhere. he's cute. and buy things from, well, everywhere. how? because our phones have evolved. so isn't it time our networks did too? introducing america's largest, most reliable 4g lte combined with the most wifi hotspots. it's a new kind of network. xfinity mobile. >>> as a political fire storm rages around donald trump jr. his father out of sight for a third straight day, but whether he likes it or not president trump will be back in the spotlight in europe tomorrow. he leaves for france tonight and we're joined now live from paris. jim, good morning to you. what's on the agenda here? >> reporter: well, i think the mo

we could perhaps -- >> the "new york post" is right about donald trump jr. is an idiot in their editorial if he doesn't know? >> look, that's the "new york post's" decision to call him that. however, when you look at the other folks involved in the meeting, specifically pawn m ia manafort who's been in politics a lot longer than any of this on this panel, he should have known in the very, very at least. he didn't say anything. >> jennifer, what's your take? why do we have to pretend there's any other excuse than actually what happened? >> he took a few tactics that were interesting. during the press conference he said the word, young. he said, my son is a wonderful, young man. he did a gaggle on air force one last night on the way over to paris in which he called his son a good boy. he said he's a good kid. today he also equated him with a veteran campaign strategist in which he said, any campaign strategist would have taken this meeting. so it's just -- >> you know what, jennifer, before you finish, he's saying he's a kid, whatever. do you realize he's the m

new york daily news cover. it reads mooch madness. talking about the white house communications director. anthony scaramucci and the new york post cover reads -- there's infighting amongst members of president trump's administration. scaramucci says he shouldn't have trusted a reporter and won't let it happen again. he's talking about the reporter from the new yorker. he published where he went on a profanity laced tirade. he went after bannon. scaramucci called priebus a paranoid schizophrenic and threatened to fire everyone in the -- the new press secretary, sara huckabee sandsers defended her new boss. >> sometimes we have a lot of coming in with a variety of backgrounds, different perspectives, you may not agree on everything. >> before attacking the reporter he spoke to on record, scaramucci said he would refrain from using colorful language in his new post. >>> it was supposed to be a big win for the president, but it's back to the drawing board when it comes to repealing the affordable care act. >> it fell flat in a dramatic early morning vote. edward lawrence is here to walk us through exactly how this happened. edward,

this is the editorial from the "new york post" and they write in part, we see only one truly solid takeawaye story of the day. donald trump jr. is an idiot. this is "the new york post" which has been very kind and friendly to the trump folks. what's your reaction? >> it was a stupid meeting to take and i'm sure in retrospect he wishes he wouldn't have taken it. it is time for him to make a strong statement that he understands and acknowledges there was russian meddling in the election. he needs to reaffirm he agrees with the transparency pledges his family and staff have made. they've all said they'd talk to investigators. if he'd take a couple of those steps tomorrow or this week, that would show that the white house is taking this seriously. >> what do you think about the response from republicans today? are you happy with it or no? >> no, i'm not happy with it. i think republicans have got to do more. they have to show leadership. i'm talking about republican leaders specifically. but donald trump is playing the 35% game. he wants to protect his base, protect his core support, as long as

this is the editorial from the new york post and they write in part we see one truly solid take away f the day, donald trump jr. is an idiot. this is the new york post which has been very kind and friendly to the trump folk pmz what's your reaction? >> it was a stupid meeting to take and i'm sure in retrospect he wishes he wouldn't have taken it. it is time for him to make a strong statement that he understands and acknowledges there was russian medaling in the election and he agrees with the transparency pledges they said they would make. if he would take a couple of steps this week, that would be a strong statement that the white house is taking this seriously. >> are you happy with it or no? >> no. i'm not happy with it. i think republicans have got do do more. they've got to show leadership. but donald trump is playing a 35% game. he wants to protect his core support. as long as he does that, by throwing them red meat on policy issues, then he'll have protection in the house. these emails are so egregious. they portray activities so egregious that i think it harms him to say the r

. >>> check out the cover of the "new york post," "survivor white house." iendly "the new york post." why? there's dysfunction at the white house perhaps on steroids. communications director anthony scaramucci was blasting leaks coming out of the white house, turns out scaramucci himself may have been leaking. in a profanity-laced tirade to ""the ne" t noerk ""the new yorker" -- tow yorker's" rise an lizza says he may have leaked. but scaramucci saying, "reince is an expletive, paranoid schizophrenic." wow. >> lizza who initially protected his source, when scaramucci said he wanted priebus investigated, said the communications director did not ask for the conversation to be off the record or on background. the white house in damage control mode, defending scaramucci who tweeted he sometimes uses colorful language but will refrain from doing it while at the white house. in a tweet he said this -- i made a mistake in trusting in a reporter, it won't happen again. more from jeff zeleny at the white house. >> reporter: christine and dave, as the white house ends

because i had spent time on the latest bombshell from the "new york times," notwithstanding that i had balanced it with a view from "new york post." the first caller was brad. he was from iowa. >> i thought you were better than this. keep kicking that dog, michael, maybe it will wake up. >> do you find it's significant that the president's son took a meeting with a russian national, involved manafort and kushner, where the promise was we are bringing you dirt on hillary? significant or not? >> big deal? no, not at all. who cares about dirt on that old hagitha hillary? >> that's not typical. my callers tend to come from the lower 48 and usually represent a nice cross section of the country, both racially and politically, but to my surprise the next caller from vermont basically agreed with brad. many on hold wanted to castigate the president and his son. but instead of taking their calls, i did something i'd never done in 27 years of radio hosting, i cleared the call board and i requested only callers who agreed with the first two. and the results were eye and ear opening. i discovered a huge number of others also maintaining it

"the new york post" he's quoted saying the buck stops with the administration, and at the end of thehe administration really made this their priority, they could figure out a way to cut the red tape. i reached out to the city parks and recreation department and have yet to hear back anything. >> i am totally in favor of public restrooms in parks. i think it's a great way to spend taxpayer dollars. but, there's a but, there's a but. how do you justify it? you could renovate and put a bathroom in any home or building for less than $20,000. it is a disgrace. only government could screw that up that badly. >> really? $2 million? i'm not impressed. >> time sheets today? >> time sheets. >> wait, hold on, hold on. all right. >> guys, the fallout in lakewood, new jersey, continues in a massive fraud case that's going on. last week i brought you 14 people that were arrested for over a million dollars taken from welfare programs and section eight housing from members of the jewish committee there. on thursday night an additional 12 people were arrested for the same. we're hearing there might b

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. >> the realclearpolitics average -- >> eric: oh, this guy -- >> what about "the new york post" headlineservative paper. >> eric: is a conservative? >> "the new york post"? [laughter] you know what, i will stop right there. i quit. i quit. >> eric: more of this very special live eat edition "the fox news specialists" after dark right after this. ♪ "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. that's the heightah of mount everest.teps. because each day she chooses to take the stairs. at work, at home... even on the escalator. that can be hard on her lower body, so now she does it with dr. scholl's orthotics clinically proven to relieve and prevent foot, knee or lower back pain, by reducing the shock and stress that travel up her body with every step she takes. so keep on climbing, sarah. you're killing it. dr. scholl's. born to move. helping small businesses.ut, jamie -- damage your vehicle? we

while they get to sit alone at a kalar at a diner across the street and that to me reading the new york post is haven't. taken away the. mandate johnson signed. and doesn't even into define friend with the most monday a month. just like. this a constant in everything creates a little bit of straights when i get in real. stress mode i'm i smoked for acid i don't. but. you gave during all. this there was a gig i have all full ask ed where. in some form and i'm unemployed. or announced we think of differences started widening rapidly from the maid eighties on the words of the we could trade unions the morning quality there is a very striking relationship today is on a victim's of yesterday's news today. that. the government is getting inflation down interest rates down reforming trade union cutting regulations and moving restrictions. the balance of power between employers and employees shifted in favor of employers i think what happened and i think it was a deliberate result of policy. were were. it is. good. eat. better go to this morning than you probably think that i could come in. and if h

. >> bill: "the new york post" cover story today, a survivor in the west wing of the white house, after the tornado rolled through last night. >> how about this? we are very blessed that we get to work with good people, colleagues who we esteem, like it, admire, respect, all of that, imagine having to work out this white house. imagine this environment, a very stressful, hard work, short hours of sleep, long days, huge pressure, and on top of this is this toxic atmosphere, scaramucci, if he is up to the task, he will have to do what he promised in that article and just fire everybody, mass firings, because when you come in with this attitude, you are leaking on the people, you are trying to leak unsuccessfully on people, you are calling a reporter from the new yorker to try to put dirt out on your colleagues, you failed to say this is off the record, and now you show up today at work and say who wants coffee? >> bill: milk or sugar? thank you, chris stirewalt and washington. shannon, what's coming out? >> shannon: attorney general jeff sessions says he is staying put. >> had a lot of cr

. >>> tonight the "new york post" has updated its cover from this morning.a tweet in newspaper crossed out the picture of reince priebus and posted the caption, the tribe has spoken. >> here in san francisco tonight a call for unity in washington d.c. the divisive climate has inspired one-time san francisco resident van jones to host a 14 city tour called we rise. >> that's right. the cnn commentator took his message to the masonic in knob hill. lonnie is in the newsroom with the story. >> reporter: this is the second stop for the tour. first was los angeles. the idea is to foster good conversation to encourage progress. jones urged a large audience to focus on values over party. >> it seems like there's an internal struggle in the white house for power, but power to do what, to help who? that's why we have to rise up ourselves. >> reporter: that message inspired this gathering at the san francisco masonic. >> everybody is -- >> reporter: it was an invitation to bay area residents from various background to have a healthy discussion about politics and social

if the new york post doesn't win a pulitzer prize, more people have sort of taken off the island here, the latest is reince priebus, the chief of staff is gone now and everyone wonders who is going to be the next on survivor to go. that's where this is sort of, i guess, morphed, so what happens now. sometimes you don't have to leave the island, you can switch place tons island. that was an argument on our secretary guest dana, dana, your argument that everyone tried to get rid of jeff sessions, since he's so strong on immigration issue and very good at it in el salvador and maybe move in to homeland position that general john kelly is leaving, i think i got the jest of that, right? >> yes, hi, good morning. i had an idea. this is something that could actually do something that president trump wants to do and not irritate conservatives and republicans who love jeff sessions and that is what if as he's bringing the loamland -- homeland secretary chief of staff, taking him off that island, how about you put him at homeland security where he can execute on the policy that means most to th

. >>> tonight the "new york post" has updated its cover from this morning.a tweet in newspaper crossed out the picture of reince priebus and posted the caption, the tribe has spoken. >> here in san francisco tonight a call for unity in washington d.c. the divisive climate has inspired one-time san francisco resident van jones to host a 14 city tour called we rise. >> that's right. the cnn commentator took his message to the masonic in knob hill. lonnie is in the newsroom with the story. >> reporter: this is the second stop for the tour. first was los angeles. the idea is to foster good conversation to encourage progress. jones urged a large audience to focus on values over party. >> it seems like there's an internal struggle in the white house for power, but power to do what, to help who? that's why we have to rise up ourselves. >> reporter: that message inspired this gathering at the san francisco masonic. >> everybody is -- >> reporter: it was an invitation to bay area residents from various background to have a healthy discussion about politics and social

here is one thing, i would tell people to read the new york post column by john credle who does a good job unpacking these jobs reports numbers. they're constantly revised up and down. to sort of ascertain some grant turning point in the economy based upon a month of job gains, is dangerous business, it could change and be higher or lower. one good thing, yes, it looked like there was weakness on the minimum wage front. on those types of jobs, which, you know, listen, the statistics, and the data on raising the minimum wage is pretty-- it's pretty clear. you raise-- there's a tipping point where you raise too much and people stop hiring on the low end and they see massive economies of scales through other things, such as automation. it pushes businesses toward automation. so people should keep that in mind. i will say this about the jobs report. we're in the seven years of expansion that began after the financial crisis. it was a slow growth expansion. but the fact that we still have growth is testament to something and i think it could be directly related to the fact that you have an

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