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chamber of commerce because a lot of those folks are getting concerned whether this can be sustained. we ll talk to nancy mace of south carolina that wonders the more spending we do, will it do more good than harm? welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto, this is your world. what a nice world it is if you re looking for work. there s millions of openings and not enough people to fill them. it s a nice problem to have depending on the employer you want to talk to. first to peter doocy on the impact of the jobs report at pennsylvania avenue. peter? good afternoon. part of the president s philosophy to improve the economy is for the government to spend more money. he claim today that it s working. testament to the new strategy that is growing our economy not only growing it but growing from the bottom up and the middle out. the unemployment rate went down to 5.8%. there s some experts say that s because enough people stopped looking for work and dropped out of the labo ....
donald trump told his supporters to watch arizona, watch georgia, watch pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. all states that he lost. and like clockwork, those states are now ground zero for republican efforts to steal future elections by suppressing the vote. to disgrace republicans math gaetz and marjorie taylor greene are doing trump s bidding in arizona tonight. they are holding a rally to defend trump s efforts to overturn the election results in maricopa county where joe biden beat trump by more than 45,000 votes. and the sham audit in arizona, riddled with partisanship and incompetence, starting to fall apart. the conspiracy driven company leading the odd audit, cyber ninjas, had to backtrack after accusing election officials of deleting information from a voter database. an accusation that the former president amplified. republican officials in maricopa county called on their colleagues this week and what they are calling grift, disguise as an audit. this ....
mark: anti-hate groups say they are concerned with what they are seeing online, and that there is an increase in both anti-muslim and anti-jewish behavior online. headlines out of the middle east generating a lot of things on platforms like tick-tock on the to tiktok, instagram and facebook. they are looking out for hate speech. a representative telling us we are sensitive that conflict like this could lead to anti-semitic and anti-islamic speech that violate policies. we want to make sure people have a voice but draw a line on content that poses a risk of physical harm or creates a threat to public safety. for years web and social platforms have become a breeding ground for hate speech and extremist. the anti-defamation league says while companies are spending more time and resources to combat this, users need to reign in questionable content they are seeing. it s important for people to report we only know what we reports. reporting to social media companies ....
breaking news overnight. israel launches another barrage of air strikes on the gaza strip. it comes on the heels of the deadliest day of the recent conflict so far. the question is will world leaders be able to negotiate a cease-fire. remarks from liz cheney after she was ousted from republican leadership for speaking out against donald trump. the question is what does cheney think about the lawmaker who replaced her as conference chair. and pushback against the cdc guidance relaxing the mask mandate for those vaccinated. the question is did health officials move too fast? it s way too early for this. blache blac he . good morning, i m kasie hunt on this monday, may 17th, welcome to way too early a show starting with breaking news, israel says it destroyed nine miles of militant tunnels and the homes of hamas commander, and gaza residents are awakened as what is described as the heaviest attacks since fighting broke out a week ago. rockets reigned down on th ....
kind of blood clot. more than 7 million americans have received the j&j vaccine, almost all without any severe complications but there are at least 15 vaccine recipients out of those 7 million who developed the blood clotting condition and three of them died. today johnson & johnson executives admitted a link between a vaccine and blood clots is, quote, plausible but argued the shot is valuable because it s easy toe distribute and protect against variants as cnn s alexandra will field now reports. we need to act swiftly after that analysis. the fate of johnson & johnson s single-shot vaccine right now in the hands of a cdc advisory committee expected to issue new guidance soon that will likely put j&j back into arms. i do think there s plenty of people who are interested in the j&j vaccine if just for convenience as well as for single-dose option. reporter: that guidance may also come with a new warning added to the product about the possible risk of extremely r ....