ROMANS: All right, welcome back. I'm Christine Romans. How's this for an eye opener, 67 days remains in the 2016 race for president, but early voting starts for some of us a mere three weeks from today. More than three dozen states allow voters to cast ballots well before Election Day. Minnesota and South Dakota starts the soonest, September 23rd. And that just makes everything I want to talk about today with my experts all that more urgent. Jackie Kucinich is CNN political analyst and Washington bureau chief for "The Daily Beast." Errol Louis is a CNN political commentator and political anchor for Time Warner Cable News. But since I'm news, the business person guys, I want to start with a jobs report for August, just released this morning, 151,000 jobs added. A little less than expected. And 4.9 percent unemployment. Still near, you know, full employment, the experts say. And 2.4 percent wage growth. And a couple of strong months before that. You got almost a million and a half jobs created so far this year. Naturally, the Trump campaign doesn't like it, doesn't like those numbers. A statement reads in part from team Trump, "the August jobs report shows the stagnant Clinton-Obama economy fails to deliver the jobs Americans desperately need. The Clinton-Obama recovery is seven years of failure on virtually every significant metric - growth, income, trade and jobs." The Clinton camp just issued this. "We've come a long way since President Obama inherited the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression."
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