From CNN, I'm Aaron Matheson, with the five things you need to know for Friday, June 5th.

As peace negotiations between the U.S. and Iran remain uncertain, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun is openly criticizing Iran.

In a rare and exclusive interview with CNN, Aoun accused Tehran of using his country as a, quote, bargaining chip in its conflict

with the U.S. and Israel.

For the Israeli government, it's the time for the power of reason to prevail over the reason

of power.

Our people along the border are fed up with wars, but you need to show some willingness

and commitment to end this war for the sake of both people and on both sides of the border.

We are ready. We are willing. We are committed. Are you?

Coming up, you would have never known there's a war breaking out or an energy price spike looking at the latest jobs report.

That's next, along with Anthropics' eerie warning about AI. Stick around.

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The latest jobs report is out and it's blown past expectations.

New data from the Labor Department shows the U.S. economy added a much stronger than expected 172,000 jobs in May.

Economists thought it would only be 105,000, and the unemployment rate held steady at 4.3%.

This marks the third consecutive month where employment gains

topped 100,000. Now, you might be hearing this in thinking, this doesn't feel like a good

economy, though. CNN's Matt Egan explains why. What people are experiencing is the fact that

their paychecks are just not keeping up, right? We have a situation where wages were up by

3.4% in May. That's a solid number. That's okay. But the problem is that prices are going up much

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