from politics to netflix s potential tactic to crack down on past words. we are going to break down the biggest news of the week as the 11th hour gets underway right now. good evening once again, i m stephanie ruhle i can t even get my name out. maybe because i m excited to share the fantastic jobs report that we heard about this morning the u.s. economy added more than half 1 million jobs in the month of january, bringing the unemployment rate down to its lowest point since 1969. and taking a whole lot of experts by complete surprise. numbers will be coming out shortly, we re expecting one 88 to 200,000. wow, wow! whoever took over, congratulations. 500 in 17,000. 517,000. non farmed pay roles, a blast off of a number it came as no surprise that president biden pointed to the jobs report as evidence that his economic strategy is working. president then took that energy to philadelphia where he and vice president harris spent the day talking about their administration s acc
totally disagreed with kevin mccarthy who made a statement yesterday saying the officer actually babbitt who shot the officer did his job. how fine a line does mccarthy have to walk right now between far-right members of the house like marjorie taylor greene, donald trump, and then the truth? it s like he s dancing on a diet rope that is as thick as a hair strand. this is your talking about walking a fine line. this guy s doesn t have room to move. and what he said it s made out of dynamite. that s right, it s made out of dynamite. and you know he s got to walk this fine line and he s gonna be criticized by somebody no matter what he says. what he said yesterday was not controversial. donald trump used to say how much you wanted to crack down on that only place in cases where his supporters aren t sacking the capital where he s basically sympathizing with ashli babbitt who s breaking into the speakers lobby right outside the house chamber where she was shot.