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President Joe Biden made his first-ever appearance in the White House briefing room to tout a positive jobs report showing 254,000 positions added in September. Biden claimed the U.S. has the strongest economy in the world, citing a 4.1% unemployment rate. The discussion disputes these figures, noting that inflation remains cumulative and that many new jobs are being filled by non-citizens rather than native-born Americans.
President Joe Biden reported that the U.S. economy created over 300,000 new jobs last month, following a half-million gain the previous month. During his remarks, Biden appeared to misspeak regarding the total number of jobs created during his administration, citing 12,000 instead of the millions typically reported by the White House. He emphasized that nearly 8,000 of these were manufacturing jobs, claiming his administration has outpaced previous ones in job creation.
Media Gaffes, President O'Biden Slip of the Tongue
A CNN reporter accidentally referred to the sitting president as "President O'Biden" while discussing vaccine conspiracy theories among Republicans. The hosts highlight this as a significant Freudian slip, blending the names of Joe Biden and Barack Obama.
Joe Biden appeared on PBS NewsHour with Judy Woodruff to discuss the ongoing impeachment inquiry against Donald Trump. Biden argued that the House should expand its focus beyond the Ukraine phone call to include the Mueller report and potential financial improprieties.
Joe Biden on Impeachment and FISA Declassification
Former Vice President Joe Biden expressed hope that Democrats would not move forward with impeachment against President Trump without a clear basis from the Mueller report. Meanwhile, questions remain regarding the declassification of FISA warrants related to Carter Page. Speculation exists that Rod Rosenstein may have "flipped" to support the administration after a private flight on Air Force One.
