what we're seeing out there, 2.7 per cent is warming trond but not a heatwave in wages and we really want a heatwave. that's something the federal reserve want to the see. unfortunately we're seeing a little heat in inflation instead of wage wages wages and we'd lif the other way around. everything from skills are eroded. we haven't much productivity growth. it's been a really long time since employers have actually had to look at workers other than commodities instead of thinking of them as diamonds in the rough, invest in them and let them sparkle. we are seeing many employers put more money into training workers but back in april 2008 -- april 2000, when the last time we saw this kind of unemployment rate, there were help wanted sign nas literally read "now hiring pulse required." >> woodruff: a remarkable moment. neil, i want to turn to some, i guess, controversy today. the president himself tweeted this morning at 7:21 a.m. this was a little more than an hour before these numbers came out. and i'm going to quote. he said, looking forward to seeing the un-- the employment numbers