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Grace Curley. Host of the Grace Curley show. Grace. Grace. Grace Curley. Hello, everyone. It has been so long since I've said this. But happy Friday, Jr. to all of you. Thursday, my favorite day of the week, because you have everything

ahead of you. You have everything to look forward to. And today we have a really, really great show.

We've got the big jobs report that came out today. I actually want to give you guys a little update here,

a good jobs report for now. I don't even really tell, I'm at the point out,

I don't even, I don't even get excited or disappointed or I have no feelings towards these

reports because a month later, they tell me, well, never mind. Everything we told you a month ago,

scratch that. And I know Trump has fired the BLS person and there's, there's maybe a little bit more accuracy now I guess

but I don't understand why we put a lot into these when they always seem to be wrong.

With that being said, I will give you some of the highlights.

The US economy added 119,000 jobs in September.

Keep in mind these numbers, everything was delayed because of the Schumer

shutdown. But for good reason, because it accomplished so much. So worth it. Average hourly

earnings rose. Federal government continued to shrink. And it wouldn't be a jobs report day

if I didn't hear from my favorite guy, Rick Santelli. Can I get cut 10,

please, Taylor? Look at the hours worked, and this is always important. It remains at 34.2

to find the lower number. You're going to January when it was 34.1. And finally, we get U6,

the under-employment rate. It was 8.1.

Our last look, it comes in at 8%. 8% would equal where we were in February to find a higher number.

You're going all the way back to October of 2021.

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