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the unemployment rate was up slightly. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us 00 tonight. good evening, jacqui. the president said this report makes clear that covid no longer has the grip that it used to on the u.s. economy. pointing to upward revisions in unemployment data in november and december. and a jobs report in january that blew away expectations and then some. but that could make it harder to blame coronavirus for other issues like inflation. our country is taking everything that covid has to throw a at us. and we come back stronger. president biden taking a victory lap over january s jobs report. 467,000 jobs added. driving the hiring, gains and leisure jobs and restaurants. people are vacationing and dining out despite covid fears. biden now rounds out first 12 months in office with a record 6.6 million jobs. the strongest of any president s first year. wages also climbed 5.7% in january from the previous year. nearly double the pre-pandemic av
compared to a month ago and the president bragging today about how the jobs report beat expectations. but americans better not even dare think that this means we can get on with our lives. america s job machine is going stronger than ever. after almost two years, the physical and emotional weight of the pandemic has been incredibly difficult to bear for so many people. the covid crisis has been cut in half, down and have been just three weeks. still too many cases, still we have to be on alert. the historic news and economic progress we have made throughout the past year, we still have a lot of work to do. jesse: and how many times have you heard we have to follow the science? democrats in the media only do it if it doesn t interfere with their narrative. major study from johns hopkins, a source democrats in the media love, show lockdowns did very little to save lives and instead destroyed the economy and ruined education for an entire generation which is why most of the
Rogan. student leading the charge against these mask maskers and we salute that kid. only takes one person to change the world, jesse. jesse: i have never heard of that before where do you come up with them. greg: i just coin them. jesse: you didn t know what you said the whole show. greg: neither did i. jesse: that s it for us. have a great weekend. shannon: good evening, welcome to washington. i m shannon bream in for bret baier. breaking tonight president biden calls today s january unemployment report the drum beat of a job resurgence unlike anything the country has ever seen. he also says the covid crisis was cut in half in just three weeks. coronavirus top 900,000. the economy added 467,000 jobs in january despite the omicron surge. there was also a big revision upward in jobs gained the last two months of last year. on the other side of the equation.