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The Latest on the $1,400 Stimulus Check Package [Update]

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hey everyone me kevin here here's the

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latest on stimulus biden met with

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governors and mayors today in the oval

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office saying it's up to the federal

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government

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to step up and provide more relief janet

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yellen the new treasury secretary says

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quote

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the time to go big is now as she

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reiterates that she wants more stimulus

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in fact she was in front of world

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leading economists

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saying we just need to print some more

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money and we now have economists

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saying this is not a stimulus package

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this is quote

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retroactive social insurance

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man these people know how to talk and

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talk and talk

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well we do have some recent details

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though that i do want to share

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for veterans it looks like 17 billion

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dollars will be going to the department

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of the va 13.5 of which will go to

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healthcare

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and just under 1 billion dollars will go

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towards developing facilities

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on small businesses it looks like 7.25

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billion dollars will go to expanded

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eligibility for the paycheck protection

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program

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to include some regular businesses

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nonprofits

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and media companies and 15 billion

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dollars

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will go to add money to the sba's

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e-i-d-l

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pot now don't get too excited the

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e-i-d-l

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pot seems to be solely focused right now

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on

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targeting lower income individuals for

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the full ten thousand dollars in phase

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one phase one or the people who

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have previously applied then they'll

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open up

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targeted eidl grants of up to ten

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thousand dollars to people who have

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not previously applied but are now

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eligible to apply

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the odds of this ever expanding again to

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people who are not in

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low-income communities that is

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communities with greater than

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twenty percent poverty and who have

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suffered a 30

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economic decline through this pandemic

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probably not going to see these eidl

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grants

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it's frustrating the sba sucks but

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anyway

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more money will be going into that pot

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for the people who are

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eligible now that is good news for those

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people so i am happy for those people

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obviously i expressed my frustration for

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everybody else

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because the sba did suggest that we were

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supposed to get ten thousand dollars no

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matter what our income was

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anywho 25 billion dollars will also go

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to grants for restaurants and bars

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185 million dollars will go to states so

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they can distribute that money for

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businesses

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and overall 50 billion dollars will go

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to fema

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30 billion will go to the transit

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administration 8 billion will go to the

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faa for airports and 1.5 billion will go

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to

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railroads these items of course are some

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of the

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more recent fine-tuned amounts that will

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come

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on top of of course 1400 stimulus checks

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to adults and adult dependents and

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adults children or young children

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doesn't matter

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any dependent will get the 1400 checks

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still no clarity though on garnishments

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or itin families so we are desperately

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waiting for that detail

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400 in unemployment has made it through

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the current revisions

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through august 29th still not sure if

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this is going to get extended through

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the end of september

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the three thousand dollar tax credits

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for children

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and thirty six hundred dollars for

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children under six years old

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are also included if you want more info

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on this the easiest way to try to break

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this down

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and understanding the 4 000 child tax

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care credit as well

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is check out the stimulus video with the

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date february 11th in it there might be

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two so check for the second one the

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later one in the day

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i think it says changes in the title

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look for that one it's going to give you

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a whole lot more insight

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on these credits and how you know what

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the differences between the stimulus

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check the child tax credit

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and the child care credit it's a mess

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that'll explain it in detail for you

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additionally multiple house committees

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have already approved their parts of the

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1.9 trillion dollar package so they have

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finished their work they're done

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these committees include the

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transportation committee the education

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and labor committee financial services

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the house ways and means committee small

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business committee and so on

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though we're not done yet we have

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multiple more committees to go

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like judiciary homeland security energy

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armed services appropriations

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agriculture and there are actually still

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more but i'm not going to list them all

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so yes there is still work to be done

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and obviously the goal is

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for nancy pelosi to get this all done

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with her committees between the 18th and

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19th which would be next thursday or

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friday

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which means maybe the house will be able

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to hold their vote on monday february

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22nd

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to send this over to the senate now

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there is currently talk that the senate

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may just try to rubber stamp the house

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bill without going to committees

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to save time they say that this might

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happen because there's such a tight

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deadline between

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february 22nd and march 14th which is

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the

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unemployment deadline that is coming up

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now uh it's

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surprising that they're still targeting

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march 14th because whatever date

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congress likes to target i usually think

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they're going to miss it

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which is a little bit concerning but

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anyway the way

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here's how this could work in theory

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basically schumer could say hey

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y'all listen up this is the bill we got

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from the house we're good with this

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right you all good with this they do a

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private meeting and they go y'all good

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y'all good okay we're gonna do a vote

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and then they go to have an up or down

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vote basically y'all in favor good yes

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oh no republicans want a roll count okay

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fine

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and then somebody reads out the name

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schumer hey

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okay uh rand paul nay okay and then they

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count they add up the votes it'll be 50

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50.

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then we'll get camillaris to come in and

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she'll pass it unless of course somebody

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like kristen cinema or joe manchin says

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not so fast we want our committees to be

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able to go through these bills or even

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in theory

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other senate democrats could say we want

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our committees to go through this

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see what the senate might be trying to

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do is just basically take the house

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version

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go we good any any quick minor

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amendments we can make

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this will look like or be called a

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schumer bill in the senate because

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it's basically him just going to go hey

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anybody want to make a quick revision no

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okay good pass it up vote done

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i don't know if that's going to happen

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because what does it cut out it cuts out

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all of the committee meetings

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which we're having the house right now

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cuts out all the committee meetings in

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the senate

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which is where every individual senator

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republican and democrat

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can propose amendments try to make

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changes get their verbiage in there

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once they make changes then it goes back

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to the house and gets re-voted on

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that whole process could in theory take

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three four weeks

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so if they don't skip committees there's

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there is a chance we miss the march 14th

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deadline

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if we do skip committees great the

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stimulus will come sooner but it's still

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going to be

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like march 14th now who could

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reject this up down vote well

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we could see a rejection from kristin

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cinema and joe manchin they're

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super anti the 15 minimum wage in fact

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kristen cinema was interviewed by

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politico

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and today politico published that

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interview that story

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and reiterated how just today she's anti

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the 15

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minimum wage of course the 15 minimum

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wage is part of

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the house package that's going to be

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coming now

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maybe schumer will look at the package

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and go hey is everybody good if we just

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take out the 15

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minimum wage that could in theory work

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if pelosi and schumer agree to take it

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out

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great but that would also go back on

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pelosi's promise to get the 15

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minimum wage in in other words it's all

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a big mess

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we don't know they're gonna try to save

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time in theory they're probably just

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talking about saving time

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but i'm still not holding my breath for

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this to all get done by the 14th

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but this is some of the latest drama

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that's going on today with a stimulus

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package

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and if you want some other drama but

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still drama well you could watch the

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impeachment trial or i could tell you

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about something much more entertaining

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the united states postal service

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apparently all first class mail is

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apparently now going to get

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single tracked according to the

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washington post which basically means

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that first class mail instead of

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arriving in two days locally

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goes into the same three to five day

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mailing window as all

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other mail so in other words mail is

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going to continue to be

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slower fun fact at the end of 2020

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only 38 of mail actually showed up on

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time

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maybe one day we'll all move over to the

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blockchain and email

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and then we won't have to deal with this

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mail thing anymore

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anywho that's the latest hopefully this

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was helpful for you on a friday evening

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here or if you're watching this on

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saturday morning

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good morning thank you so very much for

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your support consider subscribing and

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sharing if you found this helpful and

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folks

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we'll see in the next video

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