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This week, Trump drops the hammer on the Bureau of Labor Statistics — firing its commissioner after a brutal jobs report and accusing the agency of rigging numbers to help Kamala Harris.

Was the data manipulated? Were 258,000 jobs quietly erased from the books to make the White House look good?

In this episode of The Dovid Show, we break down:

• The shocking revisions to May and June job numbers

• Trump’s claim that BLS stats were “cooked” for Kamala

• The new “America First” job policy: 100% for American-born workers

• Why cutting government jobs is either genius... or reckless

• What economists, critics, and voters are really saying

Plus: a couple jokes to keep things lighter than the unemployment rate.

🎧 Tap play and hear the story behind the numbers — no spin, just facts and fire.

In this episode of The Dovid Show, host Dovid discusses pressing political issues in Israel, including Prime Minister Netanyahu's immigration plan and military actions by the IDF. The conversation then shifts to the U.S. sanctions on Palestinian officials and the implications of Australia's new social media regulations aimed at protecting minors. Dovid highlights the potential consequences of these regulations on youth access to educational content and the broader implications for digital rights.

Netanyahu is fast-tracking a voluntary immigration plan for Gaza residents.

• The IDF's Kfir Brigade has secured control in Khan Yunis.
• U.S. sanctions on PA and PLO officials are significant.
• Australia's YouTube ban for under 16s raises privacy concerns.
• Critics argue the ban could backfire and limit educational access.
• The implementation of age verification for YouTube accounts is complex.
• Penalties for non-compliance with the ban are substantial.
• The conversation highlights the intersection of politics and digital rights.
• Dovid emphasizes the irony of restricting access to safety tools for minors.

• Future episodes will explore annexation options and political gambles.