According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 467,000 jobs were added in January—much higher than economists' expectations that 150,000 jobs would be added.
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"I want to speak to you this morning about an extraordinary resilience and grit of the American people and American capitalism. Our country is taking everything that COVID's thrown at us. We've come back stronger," Biden said."I'm pleased to report this morning, many of you already know, that America's job machine is going stronger than ever."released Friday shows a strong American economy.
"We just wanted to kind of prepare, you know, people to understand how the data is taken, what they're looking at, and what it is an assessment of. And as a result, the month's jobs report may show job losses in large part because workers were out sick from Omicron at the point when it was peaking during the period when -- the week where the data was taken," White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Monday.
"If you can't remember another year when so many people went to work in this country, there's a reason. It never happened," Biden said."Take a look at the chart. You can look at the last, all the way back to President Reagan.
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