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we also saw that may s numbers were revised a bit lower. june s numbers were revised a bit higher, but if you look at the overall trend, we re not seeing enough numbers to reach 25 million jobs that president trump has promised to create in ten years. we would need to see an average of 208,000 jobs each month to get to that 25 million. a few of the takeaways from the july jobs report, unemployment falling to 4.3%, a 16-year low and it s a level getting close to what economists call full employment. the down side to that that we re seeing is we re seeing stagnant wages despite higher demand for more workers right now. right now there are a ton of job openings in the u.s. more than 6 million job openings. the thing is employers can t fill those openings, yet we re not seeing these wages accelerate. usually, you d see the wages accelerate to get people into those jobs. wages rose 2.4% in that year and
defended a controversial $535 million government loan to a california solar panel company that eventually went belly up. the solyndra drama continues. reporter: continues, and will for some time. the president when asked about that, jonathan silver, the man who has been heading up the loan program, which, of course, is the controversial part of this program, because of a guaranteed loan that was given to that solar panel company that president obama visited, and that went belly up in august, that s really what all of this stems around. well, he has resigned, and to listen to the department of energy we re hearing from secretary steven chu, he s saying jonathan silver, the man who testified before congress about this controversy recently. he was already leaving, had been told in july before news broke of solyndra filing for bankruptcy that he would be going into the private sector. so you re hearing from sort of the executive branch this was already going to happen, but you