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“Over the last two years of the Biden administration, the BLS overestimated job creation by 1.5 million jobs,” Moore stated. “That’s a gigantic error.”
Trump didn’t buy for one second that this was an innocent mistake.
“I think they did it purposely,” Trump said flatly. “I don’t think it’s an error.”
Anyone paying attention knows exactly why — government agencies don’t just keep “accidentally” making mistakes that happen to help the sitting president.
Moore came prepared with something even more explosive — advance access to unreleased U.S. Census Bureau data that paints Biden’s presidency as a financial disaster for the average American household.
The official numbers won’t hit the public for months, but Moore gave Trump a sneak peek — and the results crush Biden’s claim that he’s helping working families.
Under Trump’s first five months back in office, the typical family’s real household income jumped by $1,174.
“That’s an incredible number,” Moore told Trump.
Compare that to Biden’s entire four-year term, where families only saw a pitiful $551 increase in real purchasing power.
During Trump’s first presidency, families gained $6,400 despite COVID’s economic chaos.
“We were almost $8,000 in total,” Trump pointed out, making it crystal clear who delivered results.
Perhaps the most devastating revelation was how Biden’s policies hurt the very Americans he claimed to be fighting for.
Moore broke it down with hard numbers showing that “Every income group did better under Trump.”
Under Biden? The poorest Americans actually lost ground. Only the wealthy saw gains — the exact opposite of what Biden promised.
“Biden keeps saying he was trying to get rid of income inequality. He made income inequality worse, not better,” Moore explained. “It was President Trump that reduced income inequality.”
The numbers tell the story:
- Lower-income families gained $4,000 under Trump.
- Middle-class households gained $6,400 under Trump.
- Upper-income earners gained nearly $10,000 under Trump.
Trump’s economy lifted everyone. Biden’s economy drained the working class to enrich the elite.
This isn’t just a matter of bad decision-making — it’s a case of systematic deception. Biden’s team knowingly inflated jobs numbers by 1.5 million to protect their image while everyday Americans were getting crushed by higher prices and stagnant wages.
They had the real data. They chose to lie. And the media happily ran with it without bothering to check the facts.
As a result, working families paid the price while the wealthy benefited from Biden’s asset-inflating, Wall Street-friendly agenda.
The contrast could not be sharper: Trump’s policies brought broad-based prosperity. Biden’s brought economic pain, masked by cooked statistics.
The real question now is whether any mainstream outlet will investigate these revelations — or if they’ll keep shielding Biden from accountability.
One thing is certain: American families know exactly which president actually put more money in their pockets. And these numbers prove it beyond a doubt.
