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You have a problem with the article? Awww him feelings hurt all over.

I didn’t ask you. However, I understand you tired of defending everything Trump. Especially coming from speaker of the house Johnson and Marjorie Taylor Green.

I didn’t ask you. You inserted yourself.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., said if accusers turn over a list, she’ll go to the House floor and reveal “every damn name” they gave her. according to the article.

Gladly. According to the Speaker of the House Johnson, Trump was a FBI informant😂

[Hidden Content] what role did he play?

If this is his way of winning. Stay the course. He is definitely on track.

NBC News September 5,2025 5:00 AM EDT/ Updated September 5, 2025 12:38 PM EDT this is not that article. Nice try Reagan. It came from NBC. Nice spin though. Your cheerleader lubmerton was rooting for that gotcha moment. from the actual article: [Hidden Content]

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NBC News September 5,2025 5:00 AM EDT/ Updated September 5, 2025 12:38 PM EDT nbcnews.com

NBC News Economy nbcnews.com Updated September 5,2025 12:38 PM EDT

https:thehill.com 12 hours ago

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This is updated. Keep up. Better yet go to the economy thread and I’ll meet you there.

Claudia Sahm, chief economist at New Century Advisors and a former Federal Reserve economist. “It’s hanging out in a place of very, very slow growth, and that makes the economy vulnerable to a recession.”

The News.

There is already a Epstein thread.

Please stay on topic.

The report comes as both elevated interest rates and Trump’s sweeping tariffs weigh on an economy that depends on consumer spending. For the first time since 2021, there are now more unemployed Americans than there are open jobs — even as the president’s immigration crackdown reduces the supply of workers.

And in a further blow to President Donald Trump, manufacturers continued to shed jobs, with employment down by 78,000 this year despite the administration’s drive to promote investment and growth in that corner of the economy.

U.S. job growth has almost entirely ground to a standstill, according to government data released Friday. The numbers added to growing concerns that President Donald Trump’s policies have pushed the economy toward a problematic mix of low growth and stubborn inflation. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that the U.S. added 22,000 jobs in August, well below expectations for 75,000. Employment data for June was revised to show a net loss for that month, the BLS said, though July’s figures were revised slightly higher. Yep, economy is doing just fine. The BLS said Friday that the unemployment rate ticked higher to 4.3%, a level not seen since Sept. 2017 outside of the Covid-19 pandemic. More than one-quarter of all unemployed workers have now gone without a job for more than six months, the highest level since June 2016.