Episode 41
On this week's episode of "The Katie Phang Show," an encouraging September jobs report revealed the U.S. added 254,000 jobs as unemployment dropped to 4.1 percent. Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su explains the major bump in jobs and wages and how she helped end the east coast port strike before it had devastating effects on the economy. Also, co-chair for the Harris-Walz campaign Rep. Robert Garcia stops by to detail how Harris can turn out the Latino vote she'll need to win in November and the impact of celebrity endorsements on the campaign trail. Then, Katie sits down with comedians Seth Rogen and Lauren Miller Rogen to talk about their "Hilarity for Charity" initiative that works to shine a light on Alzheimer's and provide support to caregivers of people with dementia. Plus, Katie's Sidebar notes the risk of potentially putting JD Vance one heartbeat away from the presidency as the running mate of the oldest presidential candidate in American history. All of that and more on "The Katie Phang Show."
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