rate went up. if you put it altogether, it paints a picture of a jobs market that is not just resilient, it is on fire. >> and phil, let's go to you. the president and the white house could have used those revised numbers back in december and january. and instead of taking the p.r. hit. but now 6.6 million jobs added in the first year. a record. >> yeah, and look, i think this is something that when you talk to administration foofficials, over the last six or seven months, we've consistently seen revisions month after month. matt has covered them every month and it is underscored the difficulty of data and survey collection in the moment of a pandemic. but i think what is underscores more than anything else, i think you played the perfect sound from the president leading into this segment. in terms of what the white house view is. there are very real economic concerns that still exist for every day people, priced that atry 39-year high and inflation that hasn't shown any