Entire exhibit. The living conditions for soldiers in the Pacific to the boxed eggs and krations that they ate day in and day out. You can get a sense of the Culture And Life at the time as troops fought thousands of miles away. You can see the young ladies keeping everything going here while they were away at war. Well take you through this incredible experience throughout the hour. Plus, a sitdown with a man that lived it all. 99yearold veteran Richard Schimmel was one of the first soldiers to work with radar. It was in a kit. They didnt know how to put it together. He was one of the first people to spot the japanese on the radar that sunday morning. Youll hear from him. When you come to an event like this, why do you think its so important for people to understand what you went through and Pearl Harbor and the war . Its what america is. Were supposed to be the strongest nation in the world. Martha our thanks. Well hear more from him. First, the latest Breaking News on the State Depa
Chamber of commerce because a lot of those folks are getting concerned whether this can be sustained. Well talk to Nancy Mace of South Carolina that wonders the more spending we do, will it do more good than harm . Welcome, everybody. Im Neil Cavuto, this is your world. What a nice world it is if youre looking for work. Theres millions of openings and not enough people to fill them. Its 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 its 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 . Theres some experts say thats because enough people stopped looking for work and dropped out of the labor force. Republicans have cha
martha: thank you. we thank you for their service. a moving moment to me. that s the story for friday, june 4, 2021. look forward to see you back in new york on monday. have a great weekend with your families. remember those folks. we ll see you next time on monday. neil: oh, man. martha, congratulations on that. great recognition for a great book on a day we got great news ace well. take a look at the new jobs front. we had 559,000 more than generated in the month of may on a top of the 280,000 revised job increases in the month of april. so the economy is percolating along. the question is can this keep going? well, they say yes, it can. we ll talk to the white house economic adviser john bernstein about this. also get the read from the u.s.