"Payroll growth rebounded sharply in June as the U.S. economy added 224,000 jobs amid concerns that both the employment picture and overall growth picture were beginning to weaken. The unemployment rate edged up to 3.7% as labor force participation rose, according to the Labor Department.
"Economists surveyed by Dow Jones had expected nonfarm payrolls to rise by 165,000 and the unemployment rate to hold steady at 3.6%."
"Professional and business services led the job gains with 51,000, while health care added 35,000 and transportation and warehousing contributed another 24,000. Construction also added 21,000 and manufacturing, despite teetering on contraction recently, saw another 17,000 jobs added, above the 8,000 per month average in 2019 and getting closer to the 22,000 a month in 2018."
Link: https://twitter.com/ArthurSchwartz/status/1147137766658064384
Job growth beating expectations for a single month is not really indicative of much, except a bad prediction.
That said, I think everyone is happy with job growth under Trump and his predecessor.
Selecting only the last 21 months of Obama, and ending the analysis in late 2018.
Here is the graph. The Obama period before the 21 months looks just like Trump's period in 2017-2018. Trump's 2019 period looks like Obama's 21 month period. Not quite the OMG-Trump-is-Amazing data you are trying to prove with your googling skills.