to get in the mainstream media that I think are extremely important.

And then, like we usually do, let's step back, try to look at this from a 30,000 foot level

and determine the probabilities of the labor market continuing to soften into 2025,

what that means for the CPI, headline CPI, what that means for the Fed, interest rates, etc. All right. So let's get into it here.

US economy added 12,000 jobs in October impacted by hurricanes and Boeing strike. So first and foremost,

is this completely a result of the weather

and Boeing strike? Maybe, maybe not. I think, and we're going to get into this when we go over

to Zero Hedge, the real news isn't necessarily the headline number for October. It isn't,

in my opinion, it isn't necessarily the 12,000 jobs. When you're looking at

this through the lens of macro and markets, I think the real news is in the revisions, the

revisions to past months. Because how much of this 12,000 is due to all these anomalies, I don't know. You know, I can only guess.

Now, I do want to give a quick hat tip to the BLS, and I did this on Twitter as well, because as you guys

know, I'm very hard on not just the BLS, but all these government agencies that give us statistics, because I think

they are heavily influenced by the politicians.

Now, that said, whatever political groups in power, if the Republicans were in power,

I would say they're probably influenced by them.

So most of you know from watching my videos

that I, I am an equal opportunity hater of politics, central planners and politicians. I pretty

much dislike them all. It's just a matter of what degree do I dislike them.

And Republicans, Democrats, the lot of them.

They're all megalomaniac psychopas.

They're all the dregs of society, in my view.

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