The government just admitted they lied to you about jobs for over a year. The Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed that America created 911,000 fewer jobs than they originally claimed between April 2024 and March 2025. This is the biggest jobs data correction in our nation’s history.
President Trump was right all along when he called these numbers rigged. He fired the BLS commissioner last month because he knew something was fishy about the data. While the media attacked him for questioning the numbers, Trump was protecting working Americans from government lies.
The real economy only added about 850,000 jobs during that time period. That’s less than half of what the so-called experts told us was happening. How many families made bad financial decisions based on these fake numbers from Washington bureaucrats.
This massive cover-up happened right when Americans needed honest information most. Working families were struggling with high prices and limited job opportunities. Instead of truth, they got propaganda designed to make the previous administration look good.
The timing is no accident either. These inflated job numbers came out just as voters were deciding who should lead our country. Government workers were pumping up fake statistics to influence elections and fool hardworking patriots.
Trump’s tough immigration policies and smart tariffs are already fixing the real problems in our job market. The establishment doesn’t want to admit that their open borders agenda and terrible trade deals destroyed American opportunities. Now the truth is finally coming out.
This scandal shows why we need leaders who fight the deep state instead of trusting it. Career bureaucrats will say anything to protect their power and push their political agenda. They don’t care if they hurt regular Americans with their lies.
American workers deserve honest numbers and real solutions. President Trump is cleaning house and demanding accountability from every government agency. It’s time to drain the swamp and put America’s working families first again.