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Trump's false claims about jobs report going to have economic consequences: CNBC analyst
President Trump is claiming, without evidence, that Friday's jobs report was "rigged." In response to the weak numbers, Trump promptly fired the Commissioner of Labor Statistics. CNBC Senior Analyst and Commentator Ron Insana,
The bad news in last Friday’s jobs report may have been overshadowed when President Donald Trump fired the commissioner in ...
Hours after data showed cracks in the U.S. economy, President Trump said without evidence that Erika McEntarfer “rigged” the ...
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Trump, when in trouble, throws tantrums. The economy is his latest conniption. | Opinion
Trump had previously touted the May and June jobs reports as proof he was 'revitalizing the American economy.' The revised data bursts those boasts.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics regularly revises its estimates based on survey responses from thousands of US employers. Here ...
Employers added far fewer jobs in May and June than previously reported. Such downgrades have historically meant trouble for ...
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Weak jobs report underscores damage Trump's economic policies have on Americans | Opinion
Trump’s knee-jerk response to troublesome data is to deny it. He has eliminated climate change and disease statistics that contradict his views.
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In rejecting the jobs report, Trump follows his own playbook of discrediting unfavorable data
Trump has a go-to playbook if the numbers reveal uncomfortable realities, and that’s to discredit or conceal the figures and ...
July's much weaker-than-expected job growth was supported primarily by the health-care sector, data from the Bureau of Labor ...
Nguyen said sure, the report showed the labor market was weaker than he’d thought. But, he said, “the data actually reaffirms ...
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