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Charles Payne: Jobs report not what it seems
Points out that 384,000 of the 'new jobs' were part-time
By Bob Unruh
Published August 5, 2022 at 5:13pm


Economic analyst Charles Payne is warning that the jobs report that the government released early Friday doesn't say exactly what Joe Biden apparently wants it to say.

That's because of the "new jobs" created, 384,000 of them are part-time.

The Department of Labor said there were 528,000 new jobs created in June, sending the White House, including Biden and Kamala Harris, onto social media to boast of their accomplishments.


Biden, boasting about the report, claimed, "More people are working than at any point in American history. That's no accident. It's results."

And Harris claimed the Democrats are making "significant progress."


Reality, however, came from a commentary at Twitchy, which said, "Fox Business Network's Charles Payne broke down the '528,000 jobs added in July' and let's just say this particular perspective will not earn a Ron Klain retweet."


He wrote, "Household Survey Full Time -71,000 part-time +384,000 multiple jobs +92,000."

It cited data from Robert Luther who had pointed out the Biden coalition "added" 528,000 jobs but the U.S. had 136,000 fewer employed.

Twitchy wondered, "How many of those added jobs were people taking on extra work to keep up with gas and inflation."

Because of Biden's policies, gasoline in America has surged well past the $5 a gallon mark, about double what it was when he took office. The prices have declined somewhat in recent weeks, but it still remains at highs not seen before.

On top of that, Americans are facing inflation of 9.1%, costing the average family thousands of dollars a year more to have the same lifestyle of just last year.

One social media commenter gave a verdict on the Biden boasting: "Smoke and mirrors, baby. Smoke and mirrors."

Here's something for you permastupid...

This jobs report, as anything reported by this l*****t government, sounds either fishy or a bunch of spin. Where are these 528 thousand jobs added? I went straight to the source, The Bureau of Labor Statistics, and it appears that someone is “cooking the books.”

Logic dictates, as indicated on the graph below, that if 528 thousand jobs were “created” it would correspond to a 528 thousand “uptick” in employment in July. I know what you’ll say, people have left the workforce, so that means that 349 thousand have left the workforce for a net increase in employment of 179 thousand. Still good you say but the chart below, I repeat again from data from BLS, reveals a different picture.

Since March, the number of employed has remain steady at ~158 thousand while the change in employment since January shows a steady downward trend even reaching negative in two months.

Like I said, something is rotten in Denmark and this doesn’t look very rosy to me l*****ts.