Once again, the so-called economic "experts" are eating crow as President Trump's America First agenda continues to deliver results that the mainstream media said were impossible.
The January jobs report came in like a freight train, adding 130,000 new jobs to the American economy—nearlydoublingwhat Wall Street economists predicted. That's right, folks: the report beat expectations by a whopping 60,000 jobs. When will these "experts" learn to stop betting against Donald Trump?
Here's the number that should make every patriotic American smile: under President Trump,100% of job growth is in the private sector. Read that again. While hardworking Americans are finding good jobs in construction, manufacturing, and other productive industries, the bloated federal bureaucracy is finally getting trimmed.
Economist Stephen Moore put it perfectly: "Private sector employment is growing, and public sector jobs are shrinking. That's exactly what we want to see…And by the way, this is the exact opposite of what we saw under Biden."
The exact opposite of Biden. Let that sink in. Under the disastrous Biden regime, government grew fat while American workers struggled. Now, the script has been flipped.
Perhaps the most telling statistic from this report? Since January 2025, two million native-born Americans have gained employment, while 662,000 foreign-born workers have left the workforce. Additionally, 1.8 million native-born Americans have joined the labor force as 881,000 foreign-born workers have exited.
This is America First in action, patriots. This is what happens when you have a President who puts American workers ahead of globalist open-border policies that flooded the labor market and drove down wages for years.
The construction sector alone added 33,000 jobs in January—real jobs for real Americans building real things. Not government desk jobs shuffling papers and harassing citizens.
The unemployment rate dropped to 4.3%, down from 4.4% the previous month. But here's where it gets even better: average hourly earnings are up 3.7% from a year ago, and real wages are on track to rise by 4.2%—outpacing inflation.
What does that mean for your family? Private sector workers are on track to see a real wage gain of $1,100, finally clawing back some of the purchasing power that Biden's inflation disaster stole from them.
Source: Next News Network
