i'm here at the westfield garden safe plaza mall in my home state of paramus, new jersey. pretty sure malls were invented here. over the last few weeks we've seen the country make its way back to some sense of normalcy. packed stadiums, family gatherings, restaurants back to 100% capacity. what about the economy? is it on the same path? just a few minutes ago, we learned the united states added 559,000 jobs in the month of may, employment is still lower than pre-pandemic levels but the games are strong and in line with expectations. today's news follows a surprisingly weak jobs report we saw last month when experts were predicting a big gain. total employment is still creeping up but we are not back to where we once were. we talked about people moving into new industries and away from jobs they once had. the numbers seem to be reflecting that. the hard-hit leisure and hospitality industry is still down 2.5 million jobs but it gained almost 300,000 in the last month. and what about that crazy disconnect between employers and employees? right now 48% of small business owners

>> and this you know is like the mothership for me, i'm in paramus.a browns game to you is like a mall in paramus for me. listen, it is tricky. this is a fantastic jobs number. when you look at industries rehiring, it is the reopening story. you are seeing it in education, in leisure, in hospitality. the company is opening, we're rehiring. and consumer spending is up. in the month of april, april consumer spending is reaching the same level it was at above 2019. foot traffic in this mall is reaching pre-pandemic levels. so the one hand they have a great story to tell. america is coming back. however, how does that play into the biden plan to spend more, to pass the infrastructure plan. it is a tricky one. on one hand, you want to keep this positive trajectory and keep this mojo going. but on the other hand, a lot of folks are saying we've spent a lot of money, it is time to slow down, the economy is doing so well, we might not need another boost. >> and so to stephanie's point, all of these jobs numbers as the president is in active negotiations over

now i are in paramus and you know, whatever, whatever bizarre way of looking at the world finish up or it's. yeah, that's right. remember trump line was, oh my god, we're doing all this. we europe's, and the such ungrateful people, you know, they don't, you know, they don't realize all the wonderful things that we're doing for them. and so in the stabbing is in the back. and then when my grow suggested, well maybe there should be your be in security and identity. why are you? i don't mind not resorting one call. it depends nato. and this is always been the american thing. i have to jump in. he would run out of the thing i guess in london in washington dc. and i remember the the, me i the, the, the i don't think they can't ride on police report in december 2020 a group of anti finishes. fill out a film crew access for 3 months. there's no like if people organization, it's an idea that must be a pose, that channel out the gate brown. they make their faces, but they can say what they believe and we believe in helping our community. we believe that fascism is one of the major threats to th

we will be live from the garden state plaza in paramus, new jersey.l you that is a mall where i have spent a lot of hours. you know, the nation may look like it is returning to normal, but we're going to take you to the ground. how are businesses and everyday americans doing financially. what is the road ahead? we're going to be talking to economic experts, ceos and a whole lot more. friday morning jobs day right here on msnbc. >>> now let's turn overseas where israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the next days, he could be losing power. could you believe that? two opposition leaders agreed to work together to oust netanyahu, and they got closer to a power-sharing deal overnight. but it's not that simple. their politics are so very different, and netanyahu says he's not going quietly. no surprise. this headline says it all -- "netanyahu's enemies may have a deal, but they haven't got a government yet." kelly cobiella is live. kelly, what is this coalition made of? what will it take to get rid of netanyahu? he's been in power over ten years. >>

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