President Trump said on Thursday that the number of “real” jobs will come next year, beyond the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) First job report Since he fired his leader in response to a disappointing number in July.
Trump told reporters, “They came out yesterday, but whatever the actual number I am talking about, but will be in a year from now,” Trump told reporters, while the White House dinner was fired by more than two dozen top tech authorities at the White House Dinner.
He said that when “huge, beautiful place, talent palace” opened, the number of jobs will improve. He did not specify which projects he was referring to.
“When they start opening … I think you will see the number of jobs that are going to be absolutely incredible,” Trump said. “Right now, this is a lot of construction number, but you are seeing the number of jobs like your country as never seen.”
His comments on the job reports come when economists are predicting more weak in the labor market for August. The July job reports, which encouraged Trump to set BLS former Commissioner Erica McAnterefraf, only 35,000 jobs were being added to the economy in May, June and July.
His firing has expressed concern over the politicization of jobs data and should the public question whether they can rely on future release. Kevin Haset, director of the National Economic Council of the White House, told CNN last week, “I think they would be as good as they can be, but they need to be much better.”
The President spoke to reporters, while he hosted Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, CEO of Bill Gates, CEO of Bill Gates, CEO of Apple and Microsoft Founder Bill Gates for a dinner at the White House.
In dinner, which was slapped Inaugurated to occurThe newly renovated rose garden, but went inside due to rain, Trump asked the attendees to say how much his companies were investing in American manufacturing.
