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We need to figure out a better way to get people into work.

I think, you know, more flexible workplaces, child care, investments in infrastructure.

The number of people quitting their jobs has... places, child care, investments in infrastructure.

The number of people quitting their jobs has skyrocketed, which, you know, people don't do

that unless they're pretty comfortable that they're going to find another one.

If the unemployment rate keeps falling in the way that I think it will, At some point the Fed is probably going to have to tighten more aggressively

than they expect.

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Good morning and happy jobs day.

I'm Michael McKee along with Tom Keene.

It's 7 a.m. on Wall Street 8 p.m. in Shanghai where China intervened to support its stock market today keeping it from a loss

just as the National People's Congress gets underway.

How convenient, as they say. Manipulation or not, it encouraged investors around the world ahead of what may be a slightly less important than usual jobs report here in the U.S.

We will of course have all the numbers for you at 830 Wall Street time and we have an all-star cast to set up the report and break it down for you.

We will begin our conversation with Michael Darda in just a moment also today Robert

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