keep them out. bring in the opioids, the drugs what have you here and healthcare in this country it needs to be taken care of. i m a senior myself. fortunately i have insurance here with the city and everything. it s great. todd: mayor tom, thank you very much. we will send it back to you guys in new york. pete: i love it those guys get the same vote that every elite in manhattan does on election day. it s wonderful. katie: makes a difference. ed: they were channeling pete. katie: love to hear it trump economy booming wasn t long ago former president obama and hillary clinton were mocking those jobs. we will take a look back. pete: plus, we have got stuart varney. we have got mike huckabee, the director of the white house national trade council peter navarro, also sebastian gorka all come up. motorcycle insurance? ho-ho. my lips are burning. (laughs) ah.
economy because of the strain it puts on healthcare, the school system. which the president actually opened his remarks with when he made those remarks at the roosevelt room. pete: i m with her. you can do two things at one time. when people say folks vote with their pocketbook. some folks vote with their pocketbook. a lot of people are voting their culture and their country. they feel like they re losing it issues like immigration and kavanaugh expose what the left are doing. oh, by the way, their jobs are coming back. katie: get into a few more of the details on the sectors here. ed: there is big news in the economy. i m saying when we play those collision he talks about the caravan as much or more. there is good news for him to tout in the economy. look at the sectors, the jobs created bisek tore. healthcare 36,000. big one is manufacturing. barack obama said these jobs would never come back. 32,000 manufacturing jobs created last month. construction 30,000. transportation and wareh
we have seen raises rise especially as blue collar raises rise faster than white collar jobs which is exactly the target president trump has to hold on to counties flip from obama to trump. pete: those are the forgotten men and women that he keeps talking about that do vote, that he is hoping will come out on tuesday. democrats want to talk about healthcare. they don t want to talk about immigration. they can t talk about the economy. barack obama is trying to say he rebuilt the economy. stagnant, stagnant, stagnant. katie: there we go. ed: barack obama created more jobs in final 21 months than president trump has created on first 21 months. i m not saying this president inherited it. would you acknowledge he was handed a better economy than barack obama got. pete: here is what i will acknowledge. 4 million new jobs. over 4 million less people on food stamps. ed: that s great. pete: reflection of a president who puts business private sector. ed: handed a good economy
the radical left and cost of healthcare, border security, and people are actually worried that social security and medicare are not going to be there when they need it. ironically jobs and the economy, the thing i know the most about is so good, that it s ranked in there about the same. normally that would be almost double the concern of any other issue. so it s a unique year and we, as conservatives, i think, need to tout that a little more. katie: what has been the turning point in this race? justice kavanaugh and senator donnelly voting against him? is it the economy? is it president trump getting in and really getting his hands dirty and campaigning on your behalf? whats would really crux here that has pulled you so close in the polling? the measurable difference would have been the kavanaugh hearings. from the time that senator donnelly was out there talking about voting against it, we could see the dynamics start to change. i think that gave a boost to every race across the