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In this issue

Last week, President Trump fired the Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics. We talk about that in this issue, along with more presidential actions, commentary from those watching him, and our own take on the news of the day.

• Getting the Data-Driven Facts Right

• Let Your Voice Be Heard

• President Trump in the News

• Toast the President

• Other Voices

• Social Media Highlight

• Share our newsletter

Let me ask you something: would you trust a pilot who couldn't read the altimeter? Of course not. So why in the world have we been trusting economists, central bankers, and government bureaucrats who can’t seem to get basic labor data right?

For years now, we've been fed a steady diet of so-called “official numbers” from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The problem? Those numbers keep getting revised.

First, it’s 300,000 jobs added—then it's 150,000. Oops. Then it’s not 150,000 after all—it’s 82,000. Meanwhile, the media parrots the original number and never blinks.

But you and I? We’re the ones making business decisions, raising families, buying groceries, and feeling the pain when the numbers don’t match reality.

The BLS has a job to do. It's not glamorous, but it's vital. Their data fuels interest rate decisions by the Federal Reserve. It informs budgets, investments, hiring, and entire economic forecasts.

Yet, in just the past year, we’ve seen not one, but multiple major corrections. Revisions of over 800,000 jobs. Errors in calculating worker productivity going back four years. Misreported data that got leaked early to Wall Street insiders.

You don’t have to be a conspiracy theorist to see a pattern—just a thinking American.

President Trump saw it too. And last week, he did what needed to be done: he fired the BLS Commissioner.

Now the media is in hysterics. “Political interference!” they cry. Let me tell you something—they didn’t bat an eye when Biden’s crew let these errors pile up. They didn’t care when career bureaucrats botched the math. But now that someone finally demands accountability? Suddenly, it’s the end of democracy?

Give me a break.

This isn’t politics. It’s leadership. It's about restoring trust.

When Trump took that bold step, he sent a clear message: if you want the American people to believe the numbers, you’d better make sure they’re accurate. If you’re in government and your job is to collect, analyze, or publish data—you better treat it like a sacred responsibility. Because in a country like ours, good data isn’t just information. It’s fuel. It drives everything.

We wouldn’t accept a surgeon using dull instruments. We wouldn’t accept a bridge being built off crooked blueprints. Why should we accept economists and central bankers making life-altering decisions based on bad stats?

This isn’t just about one agency. It’s a warning shot to the entire federal bureaucracy: shape up or ship out. Trump’s not playing the old game anymore. The bar has been raised.

And to that, I say: finally.

Because for the hardworking Americans out there—for the small business owners, the truck drivers, the factory workers, the retirees watching their savings—getting the numbers right isn’t some academic exercise. It’s survival.

So here’s to a new era of accountability. Here's to a government that respects the truth. And here’s to a president who isn’t afraid to say: we can do better, and we will.

Let’s keep holding the line, patriots.