Michael McKee

They're coming here.

They're opening up their plants.

CPI monthly up 0.3%.

Remember, there were no October numbers, so the November numbers

Didn't get into this as a month-over-month thing, but the three-tenths translates into 2.7% year-over-year.

Core comes in at two-tenths gain.

That translates to a 2.6% year-over-year number.

We got a kind of a mixed picture, cats and dogs kind of report here.

We had some surprises.

In both directions.

The general consensus was we might see a little bit higher inflation because of the data collection problems that they had in October and November.

But instead, we come and bang on estimates, basically.

We get more from Bloomberg's Michael McKee.

It makes no strategic sense for the president, and so one has to wonder if this was just something

done freelance by the U.S.

attorney in Washington, Jeanine Pirro.

One of those kind of, will no one rid me of this medal, some priest moments.

50,000 is the change in non-farm payrolls with a net revision to October and November of a negative 76,000.

So over the three months, we're down by 26,000.

Change in private payrolls, 37,000.