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Let's talk about the jobs report because we got a a pretty positive report at least on the headline number. Unemployment rate goes down to 4.1%.1%. You have been um flagging the wages for bluecollar workers.You know, a lot of people didn't expect to see that at this time in the cycle with the Fed being restrictive with the tariffs in place. What do you think is is leading to the resilience in the job market and do you have any concern about what's under the surface there as far as where those jobs were crea ...

The so-called big beautiful bill facing a final house approval vote in the coming hours. Joining us now is Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant. Mr.. Secretary, thank you so much for joining us. We're we're going on more than six hours now where Minority Leader Jeff is speaking. What What are you hearing.What's your expectation for when and whether this could pass. Uh, well, it's going it's going to going to pass and my expectation is that we'll get a vote around 130 today. Got it.You have said that this isn't ...

Please lately we're getting some headlines here from the Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic. Steve Leeman has those for us. Morning Steve. Good morning Shar.Yeah, Raphael Bostic saying a time of uncertainty is quote no time for significant shifts in monetary policy. He's the first uh Fed person to talk after the jobs report this morning. He says he still fully supports the wait and see approach to policy.Uncertainty, he says, persists in every area that central bankers care about uh the US economy. And th ...

Goldman Sachs global chief economist Yan Hatius joins us with his first take on the report looks good from the headlines but as I highlighted earlier beneath the surface you know where the job growth was concentrated why the unemployment rate came down wasn't all that great what do you think true it overstates the strength of the report if you just look at the headline numbers I think on the establishment survey the private sector was pretty soft and the big headline number was really driven by increas piec ...

What on earth do you do with this one this morning. You know, Jonathan, I haven't heard you say it yet, but, you know, this is a great example of where the first reaction is, not necessarily the last reaction. I think we've got to rewrite these headlines, everybody.This is about the private payrolls and private payrolls. Disappointed to the downside. Mike, Mickey just talked about the upside surprise.It's government and that may be surprising. Federal government was down. That's not surprising. That's doege ...

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Morning Brief anchor Brad Smith breaks down the latest financial news for July 2, 2025. The ADP payroll data report was released today. It indicated that 33,000 jobs were lost in June, despite economists estimating nearly 100,000 jobs would be added. This may indicate that the economy is not as strong as previously suggested. President Trump's tax bill may be facing resistance from moderate to ultra-conservative House Republicans, who are threatening to defy the President and sink his domestic agenda as Hou ...

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