a surprisingly strong jobs report crushed economists expectations this morning. u.s. companies on a hiring tear in september, creating 336,000 new jobs, nearly double what economists were expecting. president biden did hope to take some credit for it, talking up his bidenomics plan to help the economy. listen to this. mr. president, can you be specific about what you did to try to reappropriate those border funds, especially when democrats controlled both chambers? i was told that i had no choice. that, you know, congress passes legislation to build something, whether it s an aircraft carrier, a wall or provide for a tax cut. i can t so that s not the right sound bite. nevertheless, president biden did try to take credit for the surprising jobs report. we have cnn s matt egan to break it all down for us. walk you throughs it. where were the biggest job gains? reporter: boris, these were blockbuster numbers and the best part is virtually no one saw it coming, 33
the race to replace kevin mccarthy hits a speed bump amid backlash over a planned speaker s forum on fox news, the potential successors all pulling out of that event, but congressman jim jordan did seal a big endorsement from former president donald trump, and the opposite of an endorsement from former congresswoman liz cheney. meantime, the former president reportedly discussed sensitive nuclear sub secrets with an australian billionaire who then shared that information with dozens of foreign officials, journalists and employees. and we are weeks into the uaw strike against the big three auto makers. at any moment we will find out if the union is going to expand the strike again. we are following all of these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central. uncertainty and intrigue on capitol hill, surrounding who will be the next speaker of the house. both the leading candidates jim jordan and steve scalise are working their
in what s being seen as a key test of the party s ability to regain seats in scotland. with a larger than expected swing of 20.4%, labour s michael shanks secured just under 18,000 votes, more than double the total for the snp s katy loudon, who came second. the by election was triggered by the removal of the snp s margaret ferrier, after she broke covid lockdown rules. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon was at the count. welcome to scotland s newest mp, michael shanks! fix, welcome to scotland s newest mp, michael shanks! michael shanks! a striking victory in what was michael shanks! a striking victory in what was a michael shanks! a striking victory in what was a marginal michael shanks! a striking victory in what was a marginal seat, - michael shanks! a striking victory in what was a marginal seat, with the victorious labour candidate notching up a majority of more than 9000 votes, his party describing it as a seismic and historic win. the?a as a seismic and hi
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