Board, pretty much all morning long. We talked to National Economic counsel director gary cohn first on msnbc and got his take on the numbers and the president s policies. Theres clearly a good februarys part of the numbers. Im not going to deny that. But on the other hand, when you look at what weve been doing here at the white house and all the ceos we brought in, whether it be exxon or sprint or intel, theyve promised an enormous amount of jobs and job creation in the United States. Those hirings have not been done yet. Those are future hirings. Were still living on the hire tgs from the normalized Economic Growth thats built into the system here. Lets bring in michael forruely. Guys, good morning to you both. Michael, walk me through. What carl just said and the degree to which expectations of a proBusiness Environment is feeding the jobs number now. So i think the jobs number now were seeing is probably just a continuation of the general trends in the business cycle. It was a very
last years s runner-up scotty shelfler has a finance degree from the university of texas, six back on the 17th. from 197 yards out, money. scheffler getting the eagle and followed that up with a birdie on 18. all of a sudden the 2021 national champ is three back headed into today s final. there is a tie for the lead currently. southern california kid rickie fowler seeking his first ever major title. he set the two-day scoring record and then on the 13th yesterday he sank a 69-foot putt for a birdie. putting him at 11 under. he did bogey the 18th, finishes at 10 under and even par on day and that left the door open for 29-year-old wyndham clark seeking his first major as well. the club spin on 18. you know it s a good shot when you do that. his motto is play big, words from his late mom lisa who pass from breast cancer ten years ago. she said inspire someone who is watching.
that up with a birdie on 18 and all of a sudden the 2021 master s champ is right in it, just three back heading into sunday s action. there is a tye for the lead. two guys seeking their first major title. southern california kid, rickie fowler, set the two-day scoring record and drains a 69-foot putt here on 13 for birdie. that put him at 11 under, but he did come back down and finished with a bogey on 18 for an even par on the day. and that left the door open for wyndham clark. watch the club spin here. that s when you know it was a good shot. unchartered territory from the 29-year-old from denver in six major career performances, he had mixed the cut four times and never finished better than 75th. but he sinks the birdie to take a share of the lead headed into sunday. keep an eye on rory mcilroy, just one shot back as he tries to snag his first major in almost a decade. it s been such a long time since i ve done it, you know,