Trump Finally Signed The COVID-19 Relief & Government Funding Bill
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After days of delay, President Trump finally signed the COVID-19 Relief and Government Funding Bill on Sunday, December 27, 2020. President Donald Trump signed a bill containing $900 billion in pandemic relief, triggering the flow of aid to individuals and businesses and averting the risk of a partial government shutdown on Tuesday, December 29, 2020. Bruce Einhorn reports on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia” in the video “Trump Signs Covid-19 Relief and Government Funding Bill“, below:
U.S. President Donald Trump has signed a COVID-19 relief bill to extend unemployment benefits, delay evictions and deliver stimulus cheques to millions, in the video “Trump signs COVID-19 relief bill, extending benefits for millions“, below:
US President Donald Trump has finally signed a $2.3-trillion pandemic aid and government funding bill that impacts millions of jobless Americans, after coming under pressure from legislators. Trump had refused to sign, demanding changes to increase the size of stimulus cheques for struggling Americans from $600 to $2,000 and the removal of what he termed “wasteful items”. His refusal would have put not only the package of economic and public-health assistance at risk, but the basic functioning of the government itself which would have run out of money for public spending by midnight on Tuesday. The delay meant some unemployment benefits lapsed, piling the pressure on Americans already struggling because of the pandemic, in the video “Trump signs COVID relief bill amid pressure, but adds conditions“, below:
Before President Trump signed the bill, PBS had the analysis below: On this edition for Sunday, December 27, millions of Americans face uncertainty as unemployment benefits run out and a government shutdown looms, more vaccinations roll out across the nation and in Europe while officials urge caution for the New Year. Also, one city’s pilot for universal basic income gains traction. Michael Hill anchors from New Jersey, in the video “PBS NewsHour Weekend Full Episode December 27, 2020“, below:
Prior to signing the bill, President Trump was threatening the possibility of vetoing this bill. Sen. Bernie Sanders is interviewed on “This Week.” in the video “Sign the bill, Mr. President,” then we can pass $2,000 payments: Sanders, ABC News“, below:
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