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New jobs numbers are so unhealthy, Trump would reasonably focus on Epstein

Editorial Board Published September 5, 2025
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The roles market is at a complete standstill because of President Donald Trump, with the Bureau of Labor Statistics saying on Friday that in June, the financial system truly misplaced 13,000 jobs. It’s the primary time the month-to-month jobs report went adverse since December 2020 in the course of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Certainly, during the last decade, month-to-month job development has been adverse solely 4 instances—with all of these instances throughout a Trump tenure. The roles market crashed in March and April of 2020, when the world shuttered to cease the unfold of COVID-19. The financial system additionally misplaced jobs in December 2020, when the COVID-19 virus was spiking. 


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However June’s jobs losses have been nearly actually because of Trump’s idiotic tariff coverage, which has made the price of doing enterprise exponentially larger for corporations. 

Trump and his administration have bragged in regards to the billions the tariffs have put into the Treasury Division’s coffers. However that has come on the expense of American staff—who now are having a a lot tougher time discovering a job with corporations both freezing hiring or conducting layoffs to account for the tariff hit to their enterprise.

Certainly, since April, when Trump introduced his moronic tariff coverage, the financial system has added a median of simply 53,000 jobs per thirty days per the BLS findings—a dismal quantity that is far under the 168,000 month-to-month common in 2024 when Joe Biden was in workplace.

The BLS report additionally included August’s jobs numbers, which confirmed the financial system added a measly 22,000 jobs—far under the 76,000 jobs economists had anticipated. The unemployment fee can also be now 4.3%, the very best it has been since October 2021.

“The August jobs report shows the job market is going from frozen to cracking,” Heather Lengthy, chief economist on the Navy Federal Credit score Union, wrote in a submit on X.

Trump is more likely to be livid by the August BLS report. Final month, when the July jobs report confirmed that just about no jobs have been added over the earlier three months, Trump fired the BLS director and introduced he was changing her with a right-wing crank who desires to put off month-to-month jobs stories altogether.

On condition that this jobs report is even worse than July’s, it is unclear how Trump will react. As of press time, he has not commented, save for posting a weird screed about Jeffrey Epstein.

However Trump’s Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, who has helped implement Trump’s commerce coverage that’s killing the financial system, made a touch upon CNBC that steered future information will not be reliable.

“I think they’ll get better because you’ll take out the people who are just trying to create noise against the president,” Lutnick stated, an ominous remark because it suggests future BLS numbers could possibly be cooked to make Trump look higher.

Lutnick added, “That is gonna be the best development financial system six months from now, a 12 months from at this time.

Certain, and I’m going to win the lottery. 

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