Steve/Steven Rattner

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50 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 18 Dec

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The Don Lemon Show · HOT TOPICS | Donald Trump's Embarrassing Meltdown on Live TV! - December 18th, 2025 · 18 Dec 2025 podcast

Yeah, look, I think you guys did a great job on the fact checking things like his inability to do percentages, no matter how many times we point out to him, you can't have 500 percent declines, but whatever.

But yeah, a couple other things.

First, on the deficit, he said that Congress had looted trillions from the Treasury, presumably under the Biden administration.

If you look at his one big beautiful bill, it would explode the deficit, take it from maybe a trillion dollars to two or even three trillion dollars.

So he's going to be looting the Treasury to a far greater extent than any of them did.

He said that we were dead.

When the economy was dead, when he came into power, the fact is the economy will grow more slowly this year than it did in the last year of the Biden administration by a substantial amount.

So I don't know how you quite reconcile that.

for people at the top.

They're actually down in real terms for people at the bottom.

And that's also a contrast to the Biden administration when they were up for everybody.

And then on jobs, it was interesting.

All he said on jobs was that 100% of jobs were created in the private sector last year because the news on jobs is really pretty bad.

So we can move to the charts if you want, and I'll show you what came out this week on unemployment and on job creation.

So on unemployment, the jobs ticked up to four, unemployment rate ticked up to 4.6%.

And that's up from 3.4% in April of 2023 under the Biden administration.

So you've had jobs.

I'll just say go here.

The highest it's been since 2017.

If you look at a couple of the subcategories of unemployment, one thing I noticed in these numbers is black unemployment.

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