pizazz, and here is the thing. the asterisk, 1.2 million people leaving the job market. when you think about our country, when that people in a month say, i give up, i give up on the american dream, i give up on the notion of having a job, i throw it all in. i throw in the towel. the regular media, but we knew better. do you trust the gallup number which says it s 9% now, or do you trust the government number which says it s 8.3%. which is closer to the truth. i think the gallup number is closer to the truth without a doubt. they re also saying that underemployment goes up to 19%. right. that s a picture of misery. that s misery on the ground. 9% unemployment and then 10% of people who are working like partike jobs but want so desperately to have a fulltime job. and i got to tell you, it s so ironic that the general media picked up and they really would want to put on the pom-poms,
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put the pom poms away for now, but one day my friend i know we re going to be able to do it. pom poms? not gonna happen, bill! jaime not gonna happen, bill! from good news to a more optimistic ben bernanke as bill mentioned, the federal reserve chairman is expected to testify before the senate any minute now and word his latest report reflects more confidence about the economy and the job market. but optimism does have a limit. bernanke, not expected to back off the fed s $600 billion bond buying program. that s designed to boost our economy. but critics say it could unleash a wave of unflation. we re going to have to wait and see on that one. bill: we re also waiting to see how the drop in unemployment plays out on wall street when the market opens 27 minutes from now. yesterday, stocks were flat, everyone held off, holding their breath, making well, holding off on the big bets, anyway.