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Hello, everyone, and welcome to this next episode of Finance You, where we decode what's happening in the financial world so you can understand it, maybe take some actions.

Back again with Paul Kiker of Kiker Wealth Management.

Paul, good to see you.

Good to see you as well, Chris.

Well, we're going to jump right in today because, wow, there's so much news to cover.

You saw the jobs revisions, paul oh yeah yeah somehow magically uh when they revised the job numbers 911000 jobs stripped away

in the year that ended in march so march to march 24 to 25 a lot of those jobs are stripped out in the year that ended in March, so March to March, 24 to 25.

A lot of those jobs are stripped out in the Biden era.

Here's how the Wall Street Journal put it.

They said, well, pace of job growth was significantly weaker than reported you don't say.

Good use of passive language on that one. The U. one the US added 911,000 fewer jobs over the 12 months it ended in March

the BLS said trimming by a bit more than half the 1001.79 million jobs the official data now show and if that, it would bring the average pace of seasonally

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