union states has had a note loss of around ten congressional seats. so it is obvious to me that the people, including the workers who take the jobs, are voting with their feet and moving to right to work states. we have to get in the game when it comes to jobs. thank you very much for joining us. the tax cut compromise is signed. it is sealed. but our next guest says it is delivering cash to many people who do not need it. the wealthy so he started a website encouraging them to donate that extra money to charity. and daniel is a yale law school professor. professor, welcome to your world. why start this push? guest: thank you for having me on i appreciate it. the basic reason is that the great recession has been really hard on working american families and the middle-class but the wealthy have done well with the top 1 percent have a greater share of national
a very healthy 211,000 jobs created in the month of april. economists were expecting a lower number than that. the unemployment rate falling to a ten-year low of 4.4%. robust jobs report. there were revisions to the month of february and march for a note loss of 6,000 jobs. remember, march was a weak month for job creation. nevertheless, monthly payroll growth has averaged 185,000 jobs so far this year. nearly matching the pace that we saw in 2016. if there was one weak spot in this jobs report today is how much people are earning. average hourly earnings only growing at 2.5% from a year ago. that pace slowing significantly from december. that is one of the things that created a malaise in this country among workers, those that do have jobs.