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    May Jobs Report Defies Analysts Expectations Bringing in 339,000 New Jobs

    05:38

  • Doris Kearns Goodwin: I think this is a moment to celebrate in Washington

    08:14

  • 'A blowout number': U.S. employers added 339,000 jobs in May

    02:03

  • Biden has once again defied expectations from haters and his own party: Joe

    07:33

  • 'Our governor is a job-killing moron': DeSantis immigration policy threatens state economy

    05:00

  • Ron Klain: Judge the president by the results he produces

    08:03

  • Steve Rattner: The White House deserves a victory lap on the debt deal

    09:14

  • 'Default was never an option': House GOP member on why he voted 'Yes'

    06:02

  • 'Some of us are going to vote no on principle': House Democrat on debt deal

    04:47

  • Rep. Clyburn: We are at the limit in large measure because of what happened under Trump

    08:43

  • Sen. Murphy: Somehow, paying the country's bills has become a partisan issue

    05:35

  • Joe: Republicans screaming about debt ceiling now went along with Trump three times

    09:24

  • Hayes: Biden delivering on 2020 promises makes for a strong 2024 pitch

    06:45

  • 'A win for all Americans': Head of National Economic Council praises debt agreement

    03:23

  • House member looks for debt ceiling bill to 'cross the finish line' this week

    04:16

  • Joe: Sometimes grown ups are in charge in D.C. and things get done

    04:46

  • Rep. Barbara Lee sees ‘a lot of problems’ with debt deal, looking for ‘who wins and who loses’

    04:30

  • Rep. Debbie Dingell: Debt deal contains ‘things I would never vote for under normal circumstances’

    05:17

  • WH: Neither party got everything it wanted in debt deal

    04:54

  • Biden, McCarthy reach deal over debt ceiling

    10:25

Morning Joe

The new instability?

06:11

Cindi Leive and Jack Myers join Morning Joe to discuss the evolving picture of working families in America. The families are continually changing because of the economic gains and losses among various groups in the workforce.July 29, 2014

  • UP NEXT

    May Jobs Report Defies Analysts Expectations Bringing in 339,000 New Jobs

    05:38

  • Doris Kearns Goodwin: I think this is a moment to celebrate in Washington

    08:14

  • 'A blowout number': U.S. employers added 339,000 jobs in May

    02:03

  • Biden has once again defied expectations from haters and his own party: Joe

    07:33

  • 'Our governor is a job-killing moron': DeSantis immigration policy threatens state economy

    05:00

  • Ron Klain: Judge the president by the results he produces

    08:03

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