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Good Friday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm Carl Kintanio with Jim Kramer, David Faber,

at the New York Stock Exchange. There is one story this morning, and it is jobs. 266,000 jobs created in

November, crushing estimates and taking the unemployment rate back to a 50-year low of

three-five. We've got it covered top to bottom. We'll talk to Larry Cudlow after the open.

Europe has extended its gains this morning and yields highs in the day with the 10-year approaching

186 now.

Our roadmap begins with that blockbuster jobs report.

Futures point to a strong rally at the open as employers add 266,000 jobs last month.

Plus top White House Economic Advisor Larry Kudlow is going to join us.

It's a first on CNBC.

Of course, we'll talk about jobs, the markets, and who knows what else.

And Uber safety concerns the ride-sharing company disclosing thousands of assaults in the past

couple of years. That's stronger than expected November payrolls number, boosted by hiring

in health care, restaurants, and transportation. The return of those GM workers from their

strike also played a role in auto parts, wages up 3-1 from a year ago, Jim.

We were looking for a little bit less than that, which has some wondering whether or not

inflation is returning to the narrative.

Well, I think that you can actually look at a couple of numbers different ways.

If you actually adjust the cost, you don't see that.

You just see 1%.

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