. >> hello, my name is steve lindsey. the police department has a big problem in this town, it's me. i lost my incident report card, but last thursday night at stones town i was a little too happy. so the police there decided that i needed to be taken down a bit. i sent to somebody there that i still had something from some other store that i still had in my hand and had to take it back. apparently that became the basis for the service call. i got the walk and i was screaming. you know what, it's probably all on audio and video. so mr. chief suhr, you can get your officers to get on that now. thank you. so they sat me in the back room, of course for about 20 minutes and in a stress position. it wasn't much of a stress position. they had me stretched out and you know what i have blood thinners. i started with this hematoma. so, i write to joyce hicks on wednesday february 25th, i don't have the incident report number. you know how the process works, they won't e-mail you your incident report. you have to go in person or re

here with us now, our senior economics reporter steve liesman, and let's bring in lindsey, chief -- stevetart with you. this one is unexpectedly strong. >> shifting into another gear. it's blowing out the models of economists who look at all the other data saying this commensurate with a 240 or 250. we got the 414,000 several months ago, and we're looking for 248. now it's 295. i look at the graph, and this expansion percent change in job growth year-over-year compared to the last expansion. by this time 68 months into it, you can see the blue line. that's the prior expansion. we were decelerating in job growth and now we're still up above .2% every month. we're accelerating as you said. >> we waited lindsey, and we waited and we waited for jobs growth. everybody was complaining that this recession or this recovery, i should say was slow. there wasn't the jobs growth. now it seems we are waiting and waiting and waiting for wage growth. >> that's exactly right. aside from the better than expected headline report, there was plenty of disappointment in the february employment report. specifi

lindsey. pfau's from meyersville. he had vocal cord surgery just last year. he's >> steve york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kevin hart. jay baruchel.

and that brings up some of the challenges. >> lindsey, a quick word if you would -- >> it's one of the warmest winters we've had in history. >> okay steve, you're killing us. we got more voices in here. go ahead. >> i want lindsey, if you could address where you see the inflation outlook going. how much is it complicated by the drop in oil. are you as bearish as the fed? >> you know i am as bearish as the fed. as we saw in the january fomc minutes, there are plenty of committee members concerned about the fed's overly optimistic forecast for inflation and that near-term reversal back to the target of 2%. so by recognizing the ongoing weakness, the lingering weakness we've seen with the cpi and the ppi and net negative territory and the pce not far behind the fed had to acknowledge that weakness, and i think by acknowledging that the markets has now recognized that the fed is paying attention to indicators other than the unemployment rate and, again, that will extend those expectations for a rate increase from the near term out to at least the end of the year. >> by the way, if anybody is just joining us we have 12 minutes to go the mark

steve: hey, listen, win yourself a lot of money, okay? come on. play well. defend your title campbell family. let's go. hey, let's play "feud." give me lindsey, give me diane. ["family feud" theme playing] ladies, we got top 6 answers on the board. here we go. if the zipper on your pants breaks at work, what do you do? >> use a safety pin. steve: use a safety pin. >> whoo! i'm going to play, steve. steve: they'

>> i agree with what steve says our policy is becoming which is to realign deal with what we consider is the big power in the region iran. i disagree with lindsey graham's assertion which is all of this is more or less explainable by the fact that we're not leading. i think kindling in that region is dry and has for some time. i think they are perfectly capable of making a sovereign mess of things on their own. a witty political scientist calls narcissist policy disorder. which is the belief that everything in the world is somehow explainable by something we did or failed to do. and i don't think that's right. >> that's it for the panel. stay tuned to see what happens when mitt romney is by himself preparing to go on tv. "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ ♪ i'm going my way... ♪ ♪i leave a story untold... ♪ he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a free-range chicken you roam free. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ two wheels a turnin'... ♪ i love making sunday dinners. but when my back hurt, cooking all day... forge

chatter] steve: everybody's here trying to win theyself a lot of cash and and a shot at driving out of here in a brand-new, fuel- efficient ford fusion hybrid. let's play "feud." give me lindseyve me cedric. let's go. top 8 answers on the board. here we go. name something you would not be surprised to see grandpa and grandma doing if they used to be hippies. cedric. >> marijuana. weed. steve: marijuana? whoo-ee, you old. >> and country. steve: that's like me say-- and country. marijuana. >> what do you want to do? you want to play? steve: they gonna play. kecia, name something you would not be surprised to see grandma and grandpa do if they used to be hippies. >> making wine. steve: making wine.