We have a jobs crisis brewing.

On Friday, we learned that the unemployment rate had declined to 7.9% in September,

but the job growth had sold.

And that was before the latest round of layoffs and furloughs

in the airline industry at Disney and elsewhere.

Hundreds of thousands of discouraged workers have stopped looking for work.

Nearly 11 million jobs that existed at the beginning of the year

haven't been replaced.

Those hardest hit includes Latinos, Blacks, and Women.

Senator Harris, the Biden Harris campaign has proposed new programs to boost the economy.

And you would pay for that,

new spending by raising $4 trillion in taxes on wealthy individuals and corporations.

Some economists warned that could curb entrepreneurial ventures that fuel growth and create jobs.

Would raising taxes put the recovery at risk and you have two minutes to answer uninterrupted?

Thank you.

On the issue of the economy, I think there couldn't be a more fundamental difference

between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

Joe Biden believes you measure the health and the strength of America's economy

based on the health and the strength of the American worker and the American family.

On the other hand, you have Donald Trump who measures the strength of the economy

based on how rich people are doing.

Which is why he passed a tax bill benefiting the top 1% and the biggest corporations of America

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