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Welcome to Motley Fool Money. Thanks for being here. I'm your host, Chris L.

and I'm joined by Motley Fool Senior Analyst Seth Jason, James Early, and Tim Hansen.

Guys, good to see you as always. And good to see you, Chris. On today's show, Pepsi gets its kicks in Russia.

Abercrombie reports some fear sales and Google goes after Groupon.

We'll talk with Investing Legend Jack Bogle, the founder of Vanguard, plus, as always, a look at the stocks on our radar.

But we begin with the big macro and guys so much for the holiday cheer.

On Friday, the Labor Department reported that the unemployment rate jumped to 9.8% in November, a seven month high.

The economy added 39,000 non-farm payroll jobs in November much lower than expected.

But Seth revised jobs for September and October show 38,000 more jobs were created than the original estimate.

Break down the numbers for us, please.

That's the number I actually look for because the earliest reports and that's the headline number we're seeing today.

Those are often revised by up to 60 or a thousand jobs either direction, although lately it's usually been in the up direction.

So we had about 20,000 per month for the prior two months upward revision.

So that's better, but this headline number isn't great.

And I mean, I guess it's a job game that's better.

I'm not sure what analysts were expecting.

I'm not privy to what their hopes and dreams are.

But when I look at this report as I usually do, I see that the trend in temporary help, which is kind of a leading indicator for the economy, but although it's not the highest quality employment,

it was up 40,000 in the month.

Healthcare, which had been a source of strength for a long time, only inched up, you know, 8,000 jobs in retail, trade employment according to the report felt 28,000 at department stores and others.

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