ROMANS: All right. The labor market is humming, job growth, low unemployment, 5.7 million job openings. JOLTS tracks the pace of firing, hiring and quitting. Here's what we know, employees are hiring briskly, while workers are quitting at a fastest rate since before the recession. Quitting, Dave, is a good thing. It shows workers are finding new, better jobs. However, experts say that many job openings, 5.7 million job openings also confirms a lack of skilled workers. That's a gap between the skills employers want and the skills job-seekers have. That gap is holding down overall wage growth a major reason why many Americans feel left out of the recovery. I can tell you, if you are an electrician or carpenter, though, you're seeing the double of the average wage growth. Big demand for carpenters and electricians. Are you qualified?</s>BRIGGS: Not at all. I wish I had some skill.</s>ROMANS: I will not give you a hammer and have you come to my house.</s>BRIGGS: Please don't. All right. The future of the Russian investigation is now in the minds of millions today. What's in store now that the president has fired the man leading the probe?
U.S. Jobs Openings Near Record High.