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LMAO -- Maria Bartiromo and company pivoted *instantly* from "this is a disappointing jobs report" to "this is great news. It's why the market is up."

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Right now there is record breaking individual debt, and record breaking market leverage... This bubble is going to pop like a spaghetti sauce on a white tile backsplash.

The Trump administration and its Fox apolotists: "Nous sommes tous Pangloss!" (Voltaire's Pangloss expounds on how lucky he is to be infected with syphilis, all the while the disease causes him to lose an eye and an ear.)

There are two economies in America. One for people who make their living from their own labor. That's where most of us live and that economy is doing poorly. There's a completely separate economy for people who make their living from their assets. That economy, for the few, is doing great.

Reminds me of what Fox News does/did with the Strait of Hormuz….It’s disappointing that the strait is closed…BUT, GREAT NEWS…the US blockade is preventing Iran from making money. What a bunch of hypocritical bootlickers.

Wall Street over main street. Now they're even cool with saying that the jobs are declining because of AI, which should cause anyone with a good paycheck much stress about our future value to the oligarchy. Elon ready to offer us homes on Mars to see how long we survive there vs here on earth.

It means that the commoners are worse off but the people the regime are actually working for are better off so yeah, great news for the 1% I guess.

Business news is pretty black and white, and data driven. When your outlet won't even acknowledge the most basic of facts, it's no longer amusing but downright dangerous.

Great news for all corporations: Fire half of your employees and the market goes up! Lets all the market to new records! Palantir shows you the way.

Years ago, Maria got up one morning and realized she had lost her mind. After searching frantically for it, she called an old colleague, Larry Kudlow, and screamed, ”Larry, I can’t find my brain. Where could it be?” He answered, “Funny you ask that, I’ve lost mine, too.”