After a $ 2.2 trillion aid package, President Trump said, "We are considering approving additional aid to make direct payments." • President and political rival Joe Biden spoke tonight: "A really warm and wonderful conversation"
After a $ 2.2 trillion aid package was approved in the United States at the end of March, designed to help workers and industries affected by the Corona virus, while providing billions of dollars to purchase medical equipment to combat the spread of the virus nationwide, members of Congress and the president are now considering promoting the package Another aid that will probably reach at least a trillion dollars.
USA: Buyers react in panic to Corona virus \\ Photo: Reuters
US President Donald Trump said Monday night between Monday and Tuesday that a second round of direct payments to citizens of the federal government is now being seriously considered to reduce the economic damage caused by the spread of the Corona virus. "We certainly could make a second round of direct payments," Trump said at the White House press conference, emphasizing that "this is completely taken seriously."
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Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, said additional trillion dollars are needed, beyond the previously approved $ 2.2 trillion aid package. Pelosi said she wants to make another round of direct payments to citizens and in addition to transfer funds to companies and businesses as soon as possible. Spend salaries for their employees.
In an interview given by Senate Majority Leader Sen. Mitch McConnell to the U.S. News Agency over the weekend, in connection with the promotion of another aid package, he said "there will be another step" and said health services must be "top of the list."
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In the meantime, in the shadow of the US-backed fight against the spread of the Corona virus, the relationship between President Trump and his Democratic political rival Joe Biden is heating up. President Trump and those likely to face opposition in the November Democratic presidential election talked about the US administration's fight against curbing the spread of the Corona virus. At the White House president's daily press conference, he revealed that the conversation took about fifteen minutes, saying, "We had a really warm and wonderful conversation. He told me his point of view, and I understood it completely, and we just had a very sociable conversation."
Recall, President Trump has been charged with both counts of impeachment, following his alleged attempt to pressure the President of Ukraine to launch an investigation against his Democratic rival, former Vice President Joe Biden, using improper motives and measures. The affair, which is known to be a victory for President Trump, was when the US Senate rejected a proposal in February this year to oust the US president for the Ukraine-Gate affair.