Time for a Trump economy comparing contrast here on the Midas Touch Network.

I'm going to compare the U.S. economy that impacts each of us and how it's doing at the

seven-month mark under Donald Trump's leadership and how Donald Trump's family's doing

and their personal economics.

Let me not bury the lead.

They're doing great.

They've increased their net worth by $6.5 billion since he's been in office in January.

I'll take time out of this hot tick and let you check your bank accounts and your other

look under your mattress and you tell me if

you've increased your net worth by $6.5 billion. All the new economic numbers are coming out in

September. They're all coming out to play. They're all negative against the Trump economy and his

various policies. I'm Michael Popak putting on my Wall

Street hat here on the Midas Touch Network. Let's talk about what's happening this week. Donald Trump

may have fired the Bureau of Labor Statistics Commissioner, but he didn't fire the 2,000 people

that worked there and they're busy getting out the new data for the prior month for

August. Let's start with the job numbers. Now, we don't have the job report, but we have been jolted

by the Joltz report comes out from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. It's known as the job opening

and labor turnover survey.

What it basically means is, at least for right now, in the first time in four years,

there are less jobs available than people seeking them.

There are, according to the survey, and it's done by survey, 7.18 million jobs are open, but there's

7.2 million people that are looking for jobs. It's the first time in four years. It's what we call

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