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Jamie Markley, David Van Camp, and Scott Robbins.

We just become best friends.

Yep.

Making sense of it all.

Now I get it.

And having some fun.

Enlighten of Francis.

This is the Markley, Van Camp, and Robbins show.

All right, let's do it.

The Markley Van Camp and Robbins Show, Jamie Markley, David Van Camp, Scott Robbins.

Where do we want to start today?

There's a lot to have fun with.

Well, the jobs report, because there was a lot of talk yesterday about an analyst who was expecting big job cuts, which did happen, but hiring was still fairly solid,

kind of a mixed bag, added 151,000 jobs last month. Unemployment rate edged up at 10th of a

point to 4.1 percent, still historically good.

The federal government lost 10,000 workers in February.

So, again, overall, generally stable.

The White House economist, Kevin Hassett, had this to say this morning.

I think one of the things that you see, if you look at it,

is exactly the objectives of the Trump administration, and the fact that even though we got a lot of work to do, we got to pass the tax cuts and get this deregulation train rolling, is that we're going to be reducing government employment and reducing government spending and increasing manufacturing employment. And as you can see in the jobs report today, you're already

seeing a pivot in that direction. That's a huge one. So last year, 111,000 manufacturing jobs were

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