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It is not a slow Friday.

There's no other way to put it.

We're supposed to slide into the late August and get through and be sure the kids get the summer reading done and launch off of Labor Day into whatever.

Not this August. It is exceptional. Thank you to Anne-Marie Horton for her coverage in the very early morning of Anchorage, Alaska. We saw the president leave Washington on Air Force One, a report of

Mr. Putin in Siberia over by very eastern Russia and Magadena. I hope I'm

pronouncing that correctly. We tried to stay to economics, finance investment as well. Peter

Shearer looking at the great separation between study of the labor economy and study of

interest rates, sheer of academy securities.

Part of the reason I'm slightly nervous, more may be nervous than most guests about the

economy is I'm worried about the job situation. I'm particularly worried about, you know,

the recent college graduate situation, right? The unemployment rate seems to be fairly high.

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