Have missed. January 6th was a disgrace. American citizens attacked their own government. They used terrorism to try and stop us, specific piece of Domestic Business they did not like. Fellow americans beat and bloodied our own police. They stormed the center floor. They tried to hunt down the speaker of the house. They built a gallows and chanted about murdering the Vice President. They did this because they had been Fed Wild Falsehoods by the most powerful man on earth. Because he was angry and lost an election. Former President Trumps actions preceded the riot for a disgraceful, disgraceful dereliction of duty. Therefore, i am endorsing donald j. Trump. The one thing we cut off there, maybe its not fair is right after that, he broke into a rousing tune. Happy days are here again. It was like the 32 convention. I couldnt believe it. But yeah. A little discordant, song didnt go with the message. But you know, thats mitch. Mitch mcconnell there, that was in 2021. It was a month after j
Donald trump now has 1057 delegates, that is roughly 11 for every criminal charge he is facing. He is now about 150 delegates away that is a better ratio i think than i expected. From the republican nomination. Vermont denied trump a sweep where nikki haley won with just over 50 of the votes. I love vermont. You got to be looking at vermont and American Samoa if you want to know where the race is going. And i dont understand it. Well be talking to John Heilemann later on. He will explain. On the democratic side, President Biden cruising toward his partys nomination with high stakes state of the Union Address taking place tomorrow on capitol hill. But biden did have his first 2024 loss last night with entrepreneur jay c. Palmer winning the Caucus In American A Me a. Fewer than 100 ballots were cast in that contest. Good morning and welcome to morning joe. It is wednesday march 6. Along with joe, willie and me, we have Jonathan Lemire. And also John Heilemann is here. And also political
2.4 million jobs this year and the jobless rate just 4.6%. the strong jobs number adds to the picture of a booming american economy bouncing back from the covid crash. the stock market hitting record highs. corporate earnings are strong as companies manage wealth through supply chain disruptions and growth is on pace for the strongest year in a generation. next week the inflation figures will give a read on the inflation side of this strong economy. in new york, i m christine romans. joining us right now, not just any economist. you know him well, former nixon speech writer, ben stein. so good to see you. it s been a long time. my pleasure, thank you. thank you so much for being with us. so help us understand. these numbers are red hot, but then everyday americans aren t necessarily feeling it all the time. why is gap? well, actually, they are red hot and most americans are feeling it. how? it s incredibly how? there are very, very, very few people who want jobs who can t
hiring roared back in october. companies added back another 531,000 jobs even that summer lull in hiring wasn t as bad as feared. the government revised higher august and september job growth. wages grew a strong 4.9%. companies are restraining workers and hiring was spread across industries hiring in the bars an restaurants, offices and plants and factories and warehouses and construction sites. employment in leisure and hospitality has grown by 2.4 million job this is year. the jobless rate just 4.6%. the strong jobs number added to the booming american economy bouncing back from the covid crash. the stock market hitting record highs and corporate earning are strong through supply chain disruptions and economic growth is on pace for the strongest year in a generation. new week new government inflation numbers will be given on this strong economy.
the u.s. economy finishing out the year on the upswing with the stock market hitting record highs and consumer spending up. but not all news is good news as the fed is out with a study that said president trump s tariffs have backfired in the u.s. manufacturing sector. relating to job losses, and higher prices. live with more on that mark. good morning john with employment rate well below 4% that the economy is stronger than ever. but the optimism comes as a new report from the federal reserve shows how this trade war impacted america s manufacturing community. the report which came out of monday said that for many manufacturers the results indicate that tariffs have been a drag on employment and it failed to increase output. the question now, with the trade deal reached between the u.s. and china, will all that change? the text of the deal is not yet been released. but president trump says he is discussing a holding ceremony with china s president soon. no date has been announced fo