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From full global headquarters, this is Motley Fool Money. It's the Motley Fool Money

radio show. I'm Chris L. Joining me in studio this week for Million Dollar Portfolio

Jason Moser and Matt Argus Singer and for Motley Fool Deep Value Ron Gross. Good to

see you gentlemen. We've got an historic first in the business of sports broadcasting

and a big smackdown in the world of activist investing. We'll look at the ever changing

landscape of the auto industry with best selling author Bryce Hoffman and as always we'll

give you an inside look at the stocks on our radar. But we begin this week with the

big macro on Friday the US Labor Department announced 280,000 jobs added in the month of

May. And earlier in the week, auto sales for May were announced. Strong sales pretty much

across the board run. Would you make a big macro this week?

I like this report, especially on the heels of last week's data that we got, which was

what can we call it less than stellar, a little troubling. I like this strong job report

where we're on our way for more than a million jobs so far created. So far in 2015, hope

that continues. Unemployment ticked up. But it's really a function of the math because

more people return to the labor force, which is actually a good thing. The bigger measure

you six stayed the same 10.8%. So I like this report. I think we're gaining some steam

that we needed to gain. Maddie, anything stand out to you from either the jobs or the

auto sales? Well, the auto sales, they've been strong this year and they were certainly

strong this past week. I worry a little bit that that is a bit of a, it could be a bit

of a blip in the sense that we, you know, oil prices are a lot of been lower. So gas prices

have come down quite a bit. There's been a lot of pent up demand for autos, especially

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