The April jobs report did add 115,000 jobs, roughly double the 55,000-65,000 consensus forecast — this is verified. The framing as proof that 'Trump's economy is working' selectively emphasizes one strong month while omitting that wage growth disappointed, tech hiring declined, and Federal Reserve officials describe the labor market as resilient but 'stable without being good' rather than robust. The post captures a real positive data point but uses it to make a broader economic claim that the single report doesn't fully support.