Hello, fellow roble capital, so if you're well.

So we have new jobs data again today.

And actually, let me go ahead and show you exactly what the U.S. job market looks like right now.

We're going to cut to it.

This is all you need to know.

This is a visual image of the U.S. job market, basically going from establishment survey to establishment survey. Like, oh, we're getting weak. We're getting weak. Help me. Establishment survey. Okay, great. Good. We're getting weak. We're getting weak. The next establishment survey, who, who beat

expectations and everything in between is just shaky, to say the least. All right, so what is the

data? All jokes aside, although I think that is a good visual representation of not only the

U.S. jobs market, but probably the U.S. economy, for that matter. But let's get into the hard

data right here. We'll go over to Zero Hedge first and foremost and probably go over to the BLS. I don't

know that we'll need to, but here we go. So what I, I don't know if love is the right word,

but what's been entertaining, let's say say let me blow this up about zero hedge

ever since trump got into office is man oh man have they become political who you know they were

just kind of contrarian and a little bearish absolutely and kind of lean toward inflation and gold and kind of the sound money

narrative but now it's just my goodness gracious whatever they've done a complete 180 so whatever

makes Trump look good that's what they're going to push. But hey, that's their decision. Whatever.

They still have some good articles and I still like the guys over there. I just wish they would

come out and say, hey, look, this is not really our opinion. We're just, we changed our opinion

completely, not because the data changed or we changed our worldview, but simply now

because we have a press pass in the White House.

Let's just call a spade of spade here.

Anyway, okay.

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