Change, though, and hasn t changed frankly over the last year is that this is a white house that even when they do get good economic news, yes, obviously they want to trumpet it, but they always come back to the fact this is a very uneven recovery, a recovery that is hard to capture, and they like to focus on the bigger trend lines. i think you ll hear the president later this morning once again talking about the bigger trend lines including, for example, based on all the revisions over the last year, you now have 87% of jobs that were lost because of the pandemic recession that have now been regained under this economy. also looking at the fact that the jobs report from last month was revised upwards to 510,000 jobs added. there is a lot of positive economic news that the white house can talk about, but, again, important to remember, though, inflation is still top of mind for so many americans, and even though the economy looks good, it may not feel good to many americans who are deal
i think it s interesting he didn t hold a ceremony and try to trumpet it. he s stuck and obviously you have this confluence of events and that s why i think you re seeing pressure from the business groups. wait sounds like the law is it s not very well defined, that it s sort of unclear exactly what kind of what kind of things that this would set out. but i would point out these types of laws are nothing new. there s law even president clinton signed into law. where is the outrake on this particularly and not in other states? i ll tell you what he did that i think he thought would be clever but it didn t work out that way. the way this bill is crafted, it s an affirmative defense.
The people and government of south korea. greta: do they doubt it? i don t think they doubt it. but we want to trumpet it. we want to make sure that nobody doubts it. we also want to make clear to the north koreans that there s another path available. there s a way that they could cooperate with us and the international community with the south koreans and choose a future that is not one where their people starve. where they have no chance of really advancing in anything other than the missiles that they make. and where their nuclear program would be dismantled and we would have a denuclear korean peninsula. we want everybody to now that we support our ally south korea. by the way, south korea is a country we stood by, through a lot. and a lot of americans died in the korean war.
The people and government of south korea. greta: do they doubt it? i don t think they doubt it. but we want to trumpet it. we want to make sure that nobody doubts it. we also want to make clear to the north koreans that there s another path available. there s a way that they could cooperate with us and the international community with the south koreans and choose a future that is not one where their people starve. where they have no chance of really advancing in anything other than the missiles that they make. and where their nuclear program would be dismantled and we would have a denuclear korean peninsula. we want everybody to now that we support our ally south korea. by the way, south korea is a country we stood by, through a lot. and a lot of americans died in the korean war.