number. while acknowledging some americans won t be feeling it with rising prices. where do things stand? gene sperling is a senior adviser to the president. thanks for joining us. thank you. charles: we made it suspenseful late yesterday. the white house secretary suggested the number would be 150,000. did you take a peek at the wrong number? there s no peeks. you know, there were people predicting that would be 250 to 150,000. but what we saw today was the big r. that is resilience. resilience in this labor market. another 528,000 extremely strong manufacturing growth. really is something. there s been 3.3 million jobs created in the economy this year. other than last year, that is the most in the first seven months of our economy in the history of our country. so you know, the president said,
evil, he knew where that was. by the way, a lot of weekly standard was a publication where tucker used to work, most colleagues do not support the war. and i think and hope that there s a debate within the conservative, small c, big r circles now. one of the things i think is a good sign, before the war, ari, you and i talked about this for years, there was a transnational movement of populist nationalists, orthodox, anti-multi lateral movement and putin was an anchor of it, hungary, italy, france, in the uk, and mr. trump and people around him, and they were united. mr. orban was closer to putin than he was to president biden. this is not between the west and the east, it is between these fights are within these
ambassador taylor, you are both in temperament and career committed to diplomacy. wartime diplomacy is different and less optimistic variant, but your thoughts on what has been efforts amidst these harrowing scenes we are looking at, more footage of ukrainian here, open fire, efforts to get it under control against a backdrop, more rounds of meetings where obviously there s some hope for some purpose, some limited outcomes, but what do you see in the diplomatic process where russia is sending delegations to meetings while putin is doing what we see on the screen. that s exactly the contrast. i have been in touch with people who are in the negotiations. as you know, they ve had face to face negotiations three times and then yesterday they had by zoom. i know there is work going on. i talked to them.
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Stock + Field, formerly known as Big R, has been bought out of bankruptcy by R.P. Acquisition Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of R.P. Lumber Co. Inc.
The new owner aspires to keep all the Stock + Field stores open after they were slated for liquidation. The store at 4301 Franklin St. in Lake Park Plaza in Michigan City is slated to reopen under new ownership by mid-May, an employee said.
The Michigan City location closed earlier this year along with Stock + Field s 24 other stores in the Midwest after the Minnesota-based farm, home and outdoor retailer filed for bankruptcy earlier this year. The company had been in business for more than 55 years and blamed the coronavirus pandemic for its insolvency.