anemic job growth but the three or four times as many people dropped out of the labor force as were added as net new job holders. this is really saying that people are having a hard time finding work. very, very troubling. of course, the stock market does well and, in part because the indication by the fed that they re going to print more money, pour more nn into the system, where else are you going to go? if interest rates are going to be near zero, investors have to go somewhere to protect against inflation. stock market s got no place to go. you don t think the fed ought to be any more involved at this point? i don t think that easing monetary policy is going to make a significant difference in the job market right now. i think what the nation needs is a change in fiscal policy, a different structure to our economic positions. if we take the right course, i believe you re going to see this economy roaring back. i do believe as you began by saying that there are many, many entrep
rebounding. it s now been how main months? 43 months with unemployment above 8%. and this last month what was surprising to me was not only the anemic job growth, but the three or four times as many people dropped out of the labor force as were added a new job holders.s new job holders. i mean, this is really a sign that people are having a hard time finding work. very, very troubling. and of course the stock market does well. in part because the indication by the fed that they re going to print more money, pour more money into the system says we re likely to have down the road high inflation. where else are you going to go? if interest rates are going to be near zero, investors have to have some place to go. you don t think the fed ought to be any more involved at this point? i don t think that easing monetary policy is going to make a significant difference in the job market right now. i think what the nation needs is a change in fiscal policy, a different structure to our econom
everywhere. i thought it was a dream. a dream? more like a nightmare, if you want to be honest about it. this is what was left behind by a strong storm. total devastation. several tornadoes touched down. as many as 28 people are dead. in some areas, rescue crews worked deep into the night to find survivors and victims. national guard troops were called up to kentucky and indiana to the hardest hit communities. you can see tornado in tennessee. dozens of people were injured in the storms. we are watching all angles of the story this morning. susan c susan is in ohio. rob is in tennessee where we have seen significant damage. bonnie schneider is standing by in the severe weather center. the damage we have seen have been small towns like henriville. how bad is it? reporter: it is very bad. crushing damage. people here are reeling from what happened to the area. 15 deaths confirmed so far in the entire state of kentucky. a couple of them here in clark county. just to give you
either know to not be true or is a conspiratorial nonsense. his chief of staff who also is his son would regularly sort of tweet stuff from the infowars conspiracy theory website. he sort of traffics in that territory. right. i think we would call him a little bit of a partisan. partisan. although or registered democrat for most of his time as an adult life. very strong views. yes and now we ve got a fox news analyst who has got an interesting past of her own, brought on as the deputy national security adviser and it just feels like these aren t the kind of people who usually fill jobs like this. are there experiences from presidential history where the person in those kinds of jobs, where the capabilities of those job holders ended up being really crucial for national security? a perfect example would be 1962, you know, we re all talking about fidel castro tonight. you know, in the cuban missile
of interests. now there has been some talk to try and offer relief for people on the entry-level part of the equation. young students, maybe not have, give them a break on withholding wages or something like that. so there might be some solutions to help truly those in, the segment that is we re talking about who may be young, first-time job holders. jon: charlie, you say that this is all a cynical trick in your view. explain your thinking there. yeah, it is all politics, jon. what the democrats are trying to do and president is trying to do divert attention from a flailing economic recovery and absolute disasterous rollout of his health care plan and, what they re trying to do is sort of convince voters that they do care about poor people but, they also know that raising the minimum wage does very little to help those that are making minimum wage. it takes them from maybe just below the line of poverty, that the government has set to just