 I don't know of anything to be done along that line. I thought maybe in some of your testimony, you might just keep harping on. You've impressed me pretty much at time of two, and you said, well, we're down to four percent, but I don't want you to know, Mr. President, every morning there's so many jobs to be filled, whatever number it is. How many jobs open each day? Eight to ten thousand, all right. Every morning, when I get up to coffee, there's ten thousand men got to be placed. And while we are down to three point seven, that's good, and we've been working for it, and that's fine. And we want people to get jobs. I don't think anybody wants to advocate to just ought to be a bread line so a fellow can get a little better gardener, ought to be a bread line, and ought to get a little better truck driver. We want to get everybody employed. But while we are, we still got X percentage of very young people that don't have jobs and we still have Y percentage Z. If we could emphasize that a little better, I'm telling gardener over here to quit talking how bad it is for some of these things to happen. Let's talk about more or less approving it. And when steel comes in and says we are going to cut some things and adjust, well, let's encourage them to do it and brag on them for cutting. But don't play up to three point seven too much. That's right. I think that's right. I'm testifying on the poverty thing on Wednesday morning and can play this that way there. I just say one of the great strengths, of course, we do have, when you get down to, when you go to finding jobs for people, you do go to fill an empty capacity. We all know that and no dodging it. But one of the secret weapons the United States has got is every morning we got 10,000 new men or 8,000, whatever the figure is. I get up breakfast, I got to find a job for it that day, or they go home to a family that's got nothing on the table. And to these men that's saying well, things are tight, say yes, that's right, we're going to give you 10,000 more and that means 70,000 a week and that means 300,000 a month and that means over 3 million a year. And if we stress that a little bit, Bill Martin when he raised this infrastructure he just got everybody scared to death and they just talking inflation and hollering inflation and going inflation. There are a lot of things that are going down. I just noticed this week just a whole lot of stuff dropped and housing dropped. We just, I'm worried about inflation but I don't want it to just, I'm like the old boy said one time, said well the Russians by God may get me but they're not going to scare me to death. And inflation may get us but I don't want it to give me heart attack. I just want to fight it as long as I can. And I think that when they get a little, your consumers thing was very good for us last week when you issued it to the consumer. Price didn't go up but we didn't get it stressed enough. We always get the bad things stressed. It's not a news story, you know, if something's good. But if you can emphasize now tomorrow talk to Ross when he puts this stuff out and say now sure this is a goal that's been working toward. Kennedy worked toward, Johnson worked toward, Congress worked toward. Our goal is full employment and that's the law of the land. We're not backing away from it. We're getting it. But we want to mind you while we got 3.7 and we still got 3 million that don't have jobs and we still got 10,000 that came in this morning. We haven't found jobs for yet. And that's why we're improving our employment service and that's why we got to improve our training service. And that's why we got to all work together here and so on and so forth. And just drive that home so that it doesn't get all the play. Now this eddy index shows that we're going to have a 32% increase in plant investment. But the Commerce SEC shows only 16. So if we can stress that it is 15.5 last year and it's only 16 this year and it's about the same. So that's not anything to just go wild about and eddy is way off and this is going to show his way off. That's coming out tomorrow next day. So if you'll get that, now I've exchanged letters with the right patent today and if you'll get that on plant investment I think that'll help tapers down a little bit. But now if we're not careful what our enemies are going to do they're going to take the position that we always got to have about a 5 to 10% unemployment that's not going to hurt anybody and that's kind of good for you and you can get labor easier and you won't have any trouble with your maids and you don't have to pay them too much and everything's all right. Now we don't want to get that kind of attitude. I object in this country is poor employment and you still haven't got them. And let Ross point out that every morning you've got an obligation to your employment service to get 10,000 more jobs before dark. 300,000 more that month. And while they may have a little tightness today you're going to train something to give you the money and get some of these young ones and so forth. Do you follow what I'm getting at? And you get a copy of this letter from the chairman of the joint economic committee to the president. The president replied, Joe Gallifano, I'll tell him to send you a copy over to your office. You just watch your office. Then you tell your man over there that the more he can get you on television the better off it is for me. But try to see if today won't interview you again or see if I meet the pressure on the other day so you're not, but that's real good. And the more you emphasize these folks that are coming on and these new men and that you're not going to get crying because a man gets a job, but this is the goal of the Congress. And there's no use of shouting out here and saying, well, everything's going to hell because some men are getting jobs. Oh, is that good? No, but it gets around among everybody scared about inflation. All the bankers started and I'm scared about it, too. But I'm trying to do something about it by asking you to kind of play down the fact that our capacity is all used up because it's not. You've got lots of men coming on here and if they give you the money to train them that's where the weakness is. We got people that can't do a damn thing and we ought to have money to train them. Every guy that's out of a job now these bulldozer operators up there at $8 an hour we've been trying for four months to get money in their job code down there to get some bulldozer training in our country. We just pay them $3 an hour in our country but every boy that can earn a bulldozer can earn it in six months and be a good man. We'll just haul them out for the hundreds at $3 an hour just as quick as you do it but we haven't been able to get power to even get some bulldozers to train them on. We finally got it and we turned it out a bunch but I saw on television every night we turned out 20, I believe they were welders and they went to Houston to work. You know what, some of those kids get $150 a day. That's unthinkable but they undersea welders. They're very hazardous. Very hazardous but it's under the guff and they're building these pipelines or decks or whatever it is and they go down there and weld it. That's the job corp. But if you can just emphasize that we got people, lots of people that are coming on $10,000 a day $300,000 a month, $3 million a year they'll just give you the money to teach them to teach them how to hold these welding jobs and how to hold these mechanics jobs and how to hold these jobs where you've got great needs why we'll meet our goal. Another point we should start to emphasize is this underdevelopment I mean under employment or underuse most people in this country are one or two notches below what they could be doing and the real answer on this shortage business is going to be that people who've got to employers got to trade these people up a notch or two in addition to the 3.7% there are probably about 2 million others who are sitting around on street corners that lie in bed when they should be out working. I'd make that point and then I would say you got a good many men that are retired that would like to come back work and say now while you're talking about discrimination some of the ablest people we've got in the service we found out are women and women can do excellent jobs and there are a lot of women and here's the unemployment figure on women and if you'll pay them worth something why we can work them and just say we're not about to holler quits here we've got whatever it needs to produce what these people need what's the world needs and if you'll just quit bringing your hands and talking about we've got everything in bad shape because we've got 3.7 that's the best news we've had and if you want some women here's the unemployment figure among women let's get them trained what we need is more training things get your neighborhood stuff going you get this letter from Joe and kind of knock off this thing the dollar's gone to hell because you've got 3.7 before it hits and Ross is going to hit it tomorrow I get it that's what he's going to announce isn't it yeah that's right but he's already in his instructions to play it low and not to make a big blow about it and put in some of these other things about your problem you might get your I saw the Wall Street Journal had some articles about your employment service that's how you improve it all right good okay thanks and get on some of these shows around here if you have to get on even this Metro media this local station it gets published when you do and try to anticipate tomorrow next day the reaction you see all right good