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Conservative commentator Carl Higbie called out July’s job numbers as “grossly misleading” during his Newsmax show. He argued the mainstream media and government reports are hiding the true state of America’s economy. “These numbers don’t tell the real story,” Higbie declared. “It’s like hiding dirt under a rug – the stink still lingers.”
Higbie pointed out key flaws in the data. “They count temp jobs and gig workers as ‘employment growth,’ but those aren’t stable careers,” he explained. “Real Americans want full-time jobs with benefits, not side hustles.” He accused elites of tinkering with metrics to create a false sense of recovery. “It’s time to stop playing numbers games,” he urged.
Critics often blame Republicans for economic struggles, but Higbie claims the numbers show Democrats’ policies failing. “Skyrocketing prices, stagnant wages, and a shrinking workforce – that’s their ‘success story’?” he mocked. “This isn’t recovery; it’s rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.”
The commentator highlighted how underemployment and shadow economy participants are ignored. “Millions work two jobs just to survive,” Higbie emphasized. “They’re counted as ‘employed,’ but the system’s broken.” He called for honest reporting that captures hidden struggles. “Stop lying to the American people!”
Higbie contrasted this with Trump-era policies. “Under Trump, we saw real growth – energy independence, lower taxes, and jobs galore,” he reminded viewers. “Now, Biden’s policies have wrecked that progress.” He vowed conservatives would hold leaders accountable. “We won’t let them bury their failures under phony numbers.”
The Newsmax host offered solutions: prioritizing traditional jobs over temporary work and ending wasteful spending. “Cut the bureaucracy and get back to basics – that’s how we rebuild,” he said. “Reinstating Trump’s policies would be a start.”
Higbie challenged viewers to demand transparency. “Next time they throw numbers at you, ask: ‘Who’s really benefiting?’” he rallied. “The silent majority won’t stay silent much longer.” His fiery tone reflected growing frustration with economic mismanagement.
“Truth always wins,” Higbie concluded. “Fake numbers can’t hide the fact that America deserves better. The Red Wave is coming – and we’ll drag the real economy back to the surface.”
