lower,uarter tends to be we have the effect of the shutdown entering the second quarter.e should see an even stronger number. thanks a lot for your time and announcer: sunday on book tv, at noon eastern "in-depth" is live with no reprints for an interactive discussion on her career and latest book. join our live conversation with your phone calls, tweets, and facebook questions. then at 9:00 p.m. eastern, investigative reporter vicky ward on the careers of jared kushner and i ivanka trump, and their roles in the trump administration, in her book "kushner inc." she is interviewed by a former "new york observer" editor in chief. >> well, donald trump, this is the other really interesting dynamic, they will at some point become too much of an obstacle for him, that he just has to let them go. he goes back and forth on this. had a system of women misused emails, because that is what he went after hillary clinton with. that caused him to say to john kelly, can you just get rid of them? trump, heis it is can't pull the trigger on his own daughter. then he seems to forget about

lower,uarter tends to be we have the effect of the shutdown entering the second quarter.e should see an even stronger number. thanks a lot for your time and insight this morning. guest: thank you so much. host: your call is in just a moment. president trump had to say. [video clip] >> the economic numbers just came out. they are very, very good. our country is doing very well economically. the country is doing really, really well. we have a lot of exciting things going on. a lot of companies will be announcing shortly they are moving back into the united states. they are all coming back. they want to be where the action is. host: president trump headed out west yesterday, talking about the new jobs report. tom perez, the chair of the democratic national committee, had this response to the report, focusing on the manufacturing piece. threatstrump's reckless to impose penalties on mexico risk destabilizing the economy and costing workers even more manufacturing jobs. that is tom perez, the head of the dnc. steve in charleston, south carolina. tell us about your job situatio