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From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington broadcast

center.

Yeah.

Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty show.

Not everybody is showing up to work these days, according to the most recent jobs

reports in November. The number of people quitting jobs hit an all-time high.

And what is being called the great resignation?

One reached for comment on the great resignation. One economist said,

as somebody else, I quit.

Hey, there he is.

So the jobs numbers came out on Friday, half as many as they were expecting.

Unemployment dropped, but as Charles Payne pointed out on one of the shows

over the weekend, the economist Charles Payne, that's because a giant number of

people just stopped looking for a job.

Now, why they stopped looking for a job, we can get into in a second, 60 minutes

talked about that last night.

But a whole bunch of people leaving the workforce and then just deciding I'm not

going to work is not indicated by the low unemployment number.

Well, right. The labor of forced participation rate remained at roughly

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