Bill O'Reilly here.

It is Friday, June 21, 2019.

You are listening to the O'Reilly update.

And here's what's happening today in America.

President Trump officially opened his 2020 campaign this week with a massive rally in Orlando,

Florida, touting the greatest American economy in more than a half century.

Unemployment is at levels not seen since 1969.

You're now more positions available than people seeking work in the USA.

Democrats like Senator Elizabeth Warren reluctantly acknowledge the booming economy, but say the

average American simply isn't feeling the effects.

Does Senator Warren have a point?

Here are the facts.

Since Donald Trump took office close to 500,000 manufacturing jobs have been added to the

US economy.

The biggest growth for the sector in 30 years.

The hourly earnings for those positions up 5%.

The same is true for other major sectors of the economy.

There are now more than 13 million people working in manufacturing, 2 million work in

the American movie business, 3 million employed by insurance companies, 13 million in the

healthcare industry, wages for all of those jobs up.

Here American worker is not so lucky.

There are currently 4 million in retail sales, 3 million cash years, 3 million working in

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