america s economy is charging ahead with today s jobs report beating expectations. new numbers for may show 272,000 jobs were added. that s up from 165,000 in april. the unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 4%. the hot jobs market means continued pressure on the federal reserve to regulate inflation and price growth. it s a major concern of voters. joining me now, former top economic advisor to president obama, jason fuhrman, a professor at the harvard kennedy school. welcome. i want to get your reaction to the strong jobs numbers and the unemployment rate ticking up. what does this mean for the fed? it s always exciting when you see this many jobs added in a month. that s a lot more people working. 4% unemployment rate, big picture, is still very, very
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