Very important, but is this going to include Liberation Day movement?

And here we go.

The Job, Job, Jobs report for April hitting the wires, non-farm payrolls, a greater 177,000.

We're expecting, as Joe pointed out, 133,000.

177,000 would be the second best of the year outside of what's in the rearview mirror,

which was 228,000.

That becomes 185,000 because the two-month adjustment is minus 58,000.

Now, let's go to you three.

The unemployment rate remains at 4.2%.

Let's look at the average hourly earnings on a month-over-month basis.

Expect it up.

Three-tenths comes in light.

Up two-tenths of a percent, equally in February to find a smaller number.

You have to go all the way back to August of 23. Now, let's look at earnings

on a year-over-year basis. Also one-tenth light, 3.8. We're looking for 3.9. 3.8 equals

the rear-view mirror. And if we look at the work week, the hours worked, all employees, 34.3, that's good news.

We upticked it one tick based on what we were expecting, which was 34.2.

But the revision, I was looking at the rearview mirror 34.2, where we gained a 10th on this

reading, but last month it was revised to 34.3. And, you know, we've had a lot of

34.3s in 24 to find a higher work week. You're going back to January of 23 when it jumped up to

34.6. Now, let's look at the U6. Excuse me, Labor Force participation, right? This is very key, and it kicked up again.

This is really good news.

...