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Transcripts for CNN CNN This Morning 20240604 13:39:00

learned, man. all people want to hear is i learned i have to work on changing things. he wouldn t. do that. a lot want to move on but that s why the said they re going, the attorneys, they don t want to forget. the attorneys, oh, he wants to be there. this is how you get more clients and more calls. this is his city, his comeback game to houston. they re going to be out there. people in my line of work, how much attention are we going to pay to it? how much oxygen are we going to give it? there still is an element of this that is patently ridiculous. you can watch him on hbo and hbo max. just moments ago the labor department releasing the jobs reports. let s go to christine romans. another strong month, 263,000

Transcripts for FOXNEWS Cavuto Live 20240604 14:42:00

if they get control of both houses they will focus on passing legislation, opening federal lands for oil and gas production, if president biden vetoes that, getting more oil and gas from the us rather than venezuela or opec the democrats will override his veto. people can look forward to legislation that will start to rain in imposing regulations and the like, they can t control the white house but they could put a break on the regulatory agencies. it will start with oil and gas and move forward, the jobs report, two jobs reports, the household survey and establishment survey. the establishment survey takes existing services which are usually fairly large, the household survey goes for

Transcripts for CNN CNN This Morning 20240604 12:43:00

bobby flay is going down, down, down! oh my god. we were just talking about the october jobs report, one industry that continues to face dire staffing shortages, that s restaurants. competition for workers remain intense remains intense. about two-thirds of restaurants say they are understaffed, according to an industry survey. then there s the soaring food prices, supply chains, log jams and so for the. joining us, a man who knows what it takes to run a restaurant, chef, entrepreneur, my friend bobby flay. his new show premieres tuesday on the food network. i can t wait for bobby flay to invite all three of us on your program. no problem. good to have you. as you re watching the jobs reports, does anything resonate with you? oh, yeah. the thing about restaurants,

Transcripts for MSNBC Chris Jansing Reports 20240604 17:55:00

2024 and beyond. will it work? it might in a couple of places. but it doesn t take away from the fact that a number of these republican candidates are flawed and the policies this re pushing would be devastating to the latino community. the last thing i ll say about this, chris, is the flip side is positive for democrats. number one, they ve got an administration that i think is the most favorable administration you ve ever seen toward latinos, with very strong policies coming from the president, and backed up by their greatest ambassador jill biden, the first lady, who is in the latino community all the time. and what they re doing is talking about some of the big strides that we ve made. latino unemployment is at the lowest rate it s been in 50 years. as you heard earlier in the day, from the jobs reports, from the q3 report, the economy is humming almost at full employment. let me ask you this, because i want to look at the facts on the ground because of the facts that you point o

Transcripts for MSNBC Yasmin Vossoughian Reports 20240604 18:42:00

that spoke with inflation. indeed, that seems to be the case. in the jobs reports, hourly earnings is up 5% from a year ago. that s good for workers as but we are likely to see an inflation report coming out later this week that shows inflation up 8%. people are not making and me. the answer to that is to raise interest rates some more. that s what the federal reserve is going to do. you can see what they have already done. you look at the treasury notes which, a lot of different interest rate hike they have more than doubled in the last year. those interest rates are likely to rise. the bottom line, economist i, is increasingly we are going to head to recession by the end of this year. now he said it s a mild recession and we are out of it by the second half of next year. in the meantime, brace yourselves, they say for a bit of a storm. aaron? thank you so much. we are going to turn to caleb right now. this is sort of hard to

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