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 its an aircraft carrier, a wall or provide for a tax cut. I cant so thats not the right sound bite. Nevertheless, President Biden did try to take credit for the surprising jobs report. We have cnns 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, 336,000 jobs added, you know
on the outside are going to come in from the flank and try to unseat them in the 2022 midterms. david jolly, the only way to do that is to get more republicans to vote straight party line democratic. and i wonder what you make of the fact that there are more republicans willing to call out the and miles isn t among them, i m not making this about miles but you and i both know a whole lot of people who think the republican party is horrible, that it s lost its way, it is the largest in terms of numbers, anti-democratic movement, i believe the world over. but they haven t registered as democrats. they don t vote straight party line democratic to try to purge all the rot out of the party. yeah, nicole, this conversation is very much a time stamp where we can look back in the political history of the republican party and where we are as a country in that we have kind of a pro-democracy caucus and an anti-democracy caucus. and we have voters that support both, and so kudos to miles an
across 1900 miles isn t going to solve the problem. we know that there need to be fences that need to be built. we know that there needs to be additional port of entry security and to increase that. we know that the coast guard interdicts ten times the amount of drugs that the border patrol does. so let s fund this program in a way that actually provides security for america. what do you think of the president and you are in the armed services committee saying that he, quote, essentially fired the defense secretary, james mattis? once again, it is about ego. he doesn t want him to quit on him. he wants to be the apprentice he doesn t want to be the apprentice, he wants to be the boss that does the firing. fine. the fact of the matter is mattis s letter stands as one of the most important letters written to the president in this administration. it lays out very, very clearly the problems that this president has created both militarily and with our international relations. co
i think it s good because hope and high-class as opposed to fear and anger. dana: we have to keep going going. miles, go ahead. hi, i m miles, a sophomore, a democrat who is voluntarily given content of this network. dana: we appreciate it. what s your question? juan: i know how you feel. jesse: miles isn t getting paid, juan. my question is, do you believe the polls accurately represent the race, since many young people who are considered unlikely voters are fired up about o rourke? dana: good question. lawrence. lawrence: when i came back to texas, there s a lot of beto signs. i think ted cruz got couple at first. he was running for president ever since he got to the senate. once he came back and started telling people what he was for and why they elected them, i think the energy went back to ted cruz.
safety board and also some survivors. any sense of the timeline? we know that the rescue squadron is on the ground, but any indication of what anyone has said to you of what the timeline looks like from here on out? well, again, we understand that they are treating victims at the scene, as we speak, and loading those survivors on to a helicopter. the air national guard is involved, the coast guard, and again, they had a landing strip nearby, they were able to land the helicopter there, they re treating the victims and loading them on this helicopter. again, we expect very soon i mean, 17 miles isn t that far for a helicopter to travel so we expect soon for them to be back in dillingham and we should be getting word from either the air national guard, the coast guard, the state patrol, or even the hospital, as to who survived this crash, and the extent of their injuries. jenna: dan, stay on t. we know you will, out in juneau, alaska, working the story for us. jon, i ll hand it back