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Berkeley professor, former Secretary of Labor. Co-founder, @InequalityMedia. Preorder my new book below:
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Trump's chilling economic threat proves he has no clue

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By Robert Reich
| AlterNet Verified
The Labor Department reported this morning that the United States added 162,000 jobs in August. That’s more than expected, especially given how few jobs the country has added over the last few months.
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The Biggest Loser in the World | The Coffee Klatch for Saturday, September 5, 2026

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By Robert Reich
| Robert Reich
Friends, Today, W. Kamau Bell and Michael Lahanas Calderón join me to take a deep dive into the economy on this Labor Day weekend — which marks the start of the midterm elections. We look at what’s on the minds of voters in terms of jobs, wages, prices, and affordability and ask what all this is likely to mean for the outcome of the upcoming midterms as well as the well-being of the typical American family.
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The Biggest Problem Facing the U.S. Economy

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By Robert Reich
| Smirking Chimp
— from Robert Reich's Substack Friends, The Labor Department reported this morning that the United States added 162,000 jobs in August. That’s more than expected, especially given how few jobs the country has added over the last few months.
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