internationally understand this abroad he will do what he can to smooth over hard feeling withs the saudis and encourage them to loosen the spigot when it comes to oil production at the same time. domestically, though, there s a heavy price to be paid. the price of criticism from both the political left and the right that what he s doing is essentially shuffling over to the saudis hat in hand while tamping down domestic oil production here at home. not exactly a real picnic when you consider he s been critical as rich pointed out as saudis human rights records. quote from the start my aim was to reorient but not rupture relations with a country that s been strategic partner for 80 years. today saudi arabia has help today restore unity among the six counties of the gulf cooperation council. has fully supported the truce in yemen and now working with my experts to help stabilize oil markets with other opec producers, end quote. understandably on capitol hill, you guessed it, go
And attorneys cited a lack of transparency on the matter for the termination of deal with twitter, here is musk voicing his concern about fake accounts just a few weeks ago. the question as to whether the number of fake and spam users on the system is less than 5% as twitter claims which i think is probably not most people s experience when using twitter. christina: meantime the chair of twitter is committed to closing deal with musk and he s confident that they will prevail. rich. rich: christina coleman live for us, thanks very much. so for more on all of this with elon musk walking away from his deal, at least trying to as well as the growing economic pressures weighing heavy on the biden administration, joining me now macro adviser founding partner and university of san diego school of visiting research fellow mitch roschelle,
Worse. nate: nate foy live in texas, thank you so much. outpacing wage growth despite the increased jobs across the country we are joined by macro trends adviser llc founder partner and university san diego school of visiting visiting research fellow, mitch roschelle. mitch, thank you very much for joining us this afternoon. i want to look at some of the job s numbers that we got on friday. looks pretty good 428,000 added, 3.6 unemployment. we are still seeing robust job growth. do you believe that the underlying economy is strong? mitch: i think we are on shaky footing because what happens you look at headline numbers, we created 400,000 jobs and one reason the unemployment rate is falling because we have our labor participation rate falling. it fell for the first time in 3 months which means less people are entering the workforce and