Debating whether President Obama has lived up to all his hype, with David Min, Center for American Progress; Jim Pethokoukis, Reuters.

President Obama shares insight on the job market, energy and more.

Marc Morial, of the National Urban League, and Tony Fratto, fmr. White House deputy press security, discuss what Thursday's worse-than-expected jobs report means for the Obama administration.

Stephen Stanley, of RBS, and David Kotok, of Cumberland Advisors, discuss Thursday's worse-than-expected jobs report.

Michael Meehan, a Democratic strategist, and Stephen Moore, of the WSJ editorial board, debate whether it's time for a second economic stimulus package.

The economy shed another 467,000 jobs last month, which was more than expected, and Tom Higgins, of Payden & Rygel, and CNBC's Rick Santelli discuss what this might mean for the economy.

Richard Yamarone, of Argus Research, and David Katz, of Matrix Asset Advisors, discuss how Thursday's worse-than-expected jobs report could affect the market.

The economics team at Bank of America/Merrill Lynch upgraded its outlook for economic growth in the U.S. on Thursday. Drew Matus, senior economist at Bank of America Securities/Merrill Lynch, shares his insight.

Christina Romer, chair of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, shares her reaction to today's jobs report data.

William Gross, co-CIO of Pimco, shares his reaction to Thursday's jobs report.