Jobs Surge, Clancy Jury Deadlocked & Vance at the White House | The NEWSMAX Daily (09/4/2026)

On today’s NEWSMAX Daily, Tony Marino breaks down the August jobs report, which showed 162,000 jobs added to the economy — nearly triple the 53,000 analysts had projected.

Vice President J.D. Vance takes questions at the White House, while Morgan Ortagus joins “Rob Schmitt Tonight” to discuss a warning about Russia from the U.S. Ambassador to NATO.

Also, Sage Steele weighs in on the deadlocked Lindsay Clancy jury. Rep. James Comer discusses the Minnesota fraud scandal and its alleged ties to Rep. Ilhan Omar, while House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan addresses sanctuary city policies and House Democrats blocking a constitutional amendment to permanently cap the Supreme Court at nine justices.

Plus, NEWSMAX Crime Correspondent Jason Mattera reports on how Flock cameras helped police track down a Michigan attorney accused of killing a motorcyclist in a hit-and-run.

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Chapters
00:00 — The NEWSMAX Daily
00:05 — August Jobs Report Beats Expectations
01:03 — Gas Prices and the Iran Conflict
01:20 — Vice President Vance Takes Questions
05:13 — Vance on Iran
06:30 — Vance Asked About Maria Bartiromo
07:32 — Morgan Ortagus on Russia and NATO
10:30 — Sage Steele on the Lindsay Clancy Trial
17:56 — Rep. James Comer on Minnesota Fraud
20:38 — Birth Tourism and Immigration
22:09 — Jim Jordan on Sanctuary City Policies
24:16 — Jim Jordan Discusses FBI’s “Round River”
26:19 — Flock Cameras Help Crack Hit-and-Run Case
29:55 — More Headlines and Market Update

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