The average unemployment rate during President Trump’s first term is the lowest of any President in recorded history.

“No prior president has averaged less than 4% over the first 35 months of his presidency,” reported the Washington Examiner earlier this month. “The closest was Dwight Eisenhower, when the rate averaged 4.3% between February 1953 and December 1955.”
There is one chart that President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign should be “plastering absolutely everywhere,” said Fox Business host Deirdre Bolton on Fox Nation’s “Deep Dive” on Thursday.
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Modern unemployment statistics did not start being kept until 1948, after Harry Truman’s first 35 months in office, so this analysis only starts with Eisenhower, notes the Washington Examiner.

SOURCE: Washington Examiner
In addition to the lowest unemployment rate in recorded history, wages for typical workers are rising at their fastest rate in a decade.
Given this, it is very likely President Trump will be trumpeting these numbers during Tuesday’s State of the Union address.