The September jobs report came in at just 29,000 jobs, with July revised down to a loss. Joe, a former Republican congressman, started with a confession: for decades both parties have given presidents too much credit for good economies and too much blame for bad ones.
But not this time. Illegal tariffs, an illegal war, and cruel mass deportations, he argued, made this the first economy one man has broken on his own. It has Trump telling even more tall tales of bringing jobs and plants to places like Iowa—which should happen just as soon as I travel to Jupiter.
From there, we covered the midterms--especially Senate races--as Republicans are sweating states nobody had on the that'd seem insane any other year--Kansas, Arkansas, Alaska, Nebraska, Idaho, South Dakota. We covered the week’s most humiliating Senate moment (those with *hawk-like* attention may remember), and answered the question of whether anyone will admit to voting Trump ten years from now.
You're gonna definitely wanna check this one out at BAM--chock full o' predictions!
