that s the fastest job growth at any point of any president. our job market continues to show resilience as we navigate through this economic transition we re n.for for sometime i ve been saying what we need to do in this transition, we have to move from historically a strong economic recovery to a more stable recovery. you heard the president there. u.s. added 263,000 jobs in september, just slightly beating expectations. the unemployment rate fell to 3.5%, back to where it was just before the pandemic hit. employers are hiring, but the labor market is slowing down. this is the lowest monthly jobs increase since april of last year. today s report may not be enough to keep the fed from raising interest rates again next month all in an effort to try to squash inflation. investors are not happy today. the dow, s&p 500, nasdaq all down. all right. with us now is senior white house correspondent phil mattingly, cnn reporter matt egan, cnn economics and political commentat
very political nature in this case. i don t think we need any of those things. you have norm eisen filing a brief in the case. he s been all over anti-trump stuff forever. just play it straight. if the documents are as the government says, they re going to have to be a lot of answers provided. and here now is the aforementioned norm eisen, former house judiciary special counsel and donald trump s first impeachment trial, as you heard, norm filed a brief in opposition to trump s request for a special master. thank you for being with us. your name was invoked. your response. well, john, this is such an important case that not me, i was just one of the lawyers for the case with the distinguished group of co-counsel, but seven leading gop legal voices, from every administration prior to donald trump s going back to the reagan administration put together this brief because they wanted to say to the judge, and there is not a political word in it, it is about the law. and they w
about why they wanted to stop those kind of maga attacks on trump democracy and the loss after the insurrection. but we have the receipts from those you see on your screen today, including senator graham, a loyal trump supporter then criticized what trump was leading on the insurrection on the night of january 6th. but now as he faces legal pressure to testify in georgia for his own role in helping a trump effort that he claimed was over when he gave his famous enough is enough speech after trump fans stormed the capitol, clambering to kill mike pence. i hope he runs again. if you think trump is bad for the party, i disagree with you. i think president trump is good for the party. [ cheers and applause ] all i can say is count me out. enough is enough. it is over. i ve travelled the world with joe. i hoped he lost. i d pray he would lose. he won. he s the legitimate president of the united states. some of this is pretty simple even though people would wish it otherwise.
And his predecessor says it s a tragic distraction. instead of the white house acting to do more on the border, to secure the border, to give the men and women the tools they need to fix those problems, we are talking about the commissioner being fired. magnus s ousting comes amid cascading crisis of migrant crossings. applicants are awaiting hearings in the united states for years. in september, magnus blamed republican governors claiming they lured migrants to sanctuary cities with lies. well, it s clearly scapegoating. i mean, first of all, magnus was not qualified for this position, him because they want cbp to fail. for now, dhs tells us magnus s deputy, troy miller, will take over the job as commissioner. what s interesting, my sources
To witness that and what exactly you can say? one of our ministry members said it looks like people are living in their cars and what we know is that unfortunately they are living in their cars while they re waiting for water. school is out. so kids are doing their best to do a little school work in the back of a car, and so the salvation army, even next week, is saying how can we make sure we serve the whole family and help children catch back up in school because the cascading crisis is the poverty of education that is going to come during the season and how do we remedy that. water for today and families for tomorrow, how do we recover families in the future of our children who are doing school work in the back of cars. let s talk about the water for today. you have 800 cases, we did the math, there are 24 bottles in each case, that s 19,000 bottles, families are getting about two cases. and so thank you so much, major ethan frizzle for joining us. i appreciate it. good luck to