Trump Claims BLS Commissioner's Jobs Numbers Were 'Phony' and Fires Her
New York PostAugust 1, 20253 min8,170 views
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- 🎯 President Trump stated his belief that the monthly jobs report numbers were "phony," similar to those released just before the election.
- 💡 He cited a correction of 800,000 to 900,000 jobs after the election as evidence of manipulation.
Dismissal of BLS Commissioner
- ⚡ The President confirmed he fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics because he believed her numbers were incorrect.
- ⚠️ Trump alleged that the commissioner released "beautiful numbers" before the election to benefit a specific candidate, which were later significantly reduced.
Federal Reserve Resignation
- 📌 The summary notes the resignation of a Federal Reserve governor, reportedly due to disagreements on interest rates.
- 📈 This resignation creates an open spot on the Federal Reserve Board, which the President mentioned he is happy about.
Trust in Future Economic Data
- ❓ Trump acknowledged the question of why anyone should trust future jobs numbers given these events.
- ✅ He asserted that firing the commissioner was the "right thing" to do, implying a need for honest reporting going forward.
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