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maybe twice. We don't see a bunch of really important landmark events that I want to call your

attention to. That said anything could happen because we know what happened last week. We weren't

expected a leaked opinion from the Supreme Court and that changed the new cycle for the entire week ahead. So we'll leave a lot of room, but I think that's why it's important to kind of catch you up on these stories that happened over the weekend because any number of them could ignite into further storyline. So let's start off with what happened on Friday. We got a jobs report. A jobs report is our monthly report card about what does the job market look like

in America. So we always pay attention to it when the news breaks, but I like to let it simmer a little

bit because some of the data will sort of rise to the surface in the hours that follow. So overall,

this is a really solid jobs report. We had more than 428,000 jobs created in America last month

in April. That was better than expectations of 400,000.

And there's always a game of expectations.

So when it's better than expectations,

that's also an added plus to this number,

at least when Wall Street looks at it.

You have the unemployment rate right in that mid 3% range,

which is historically very low.

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