Not 112,000. 113,000 was the expectation.

No, just 12,000.

Collin Rugg
@CollinRugg

JUST IN: Dismal jobs report released showing the U.S. added just 12,000 jobs in October, falling well short of economist estimates of 110,000.

46,000 manufacturing jobs were reportedly lost.

October was the worst month of job growth in nearly four years.

"The government revised August and September nonfarm payroll estimates down by 112,000, indicating weaker labor market expansion at the end of summer than previously reported," Forbes reports.

A growing economy creates 300,000 new jobs per month.

As the media slaps some whorish lipstick on this latest Biden-Harris pig, let's look back to 2020 to see how they reported on Trump's final October before the election creating "just 661,000" jobs in one month.

Thanks to John Ekdahl.