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So that would be a big, big difference. >> reporter: she said she recently started working 20 hours a week at a deli. >> mommy -- >> reporter: after staying home during the pandemic to care for her kids. the money will more than double her monthly income, but it wont last long. >> i have a car note thats 250. then my rent, then my electricity, clothes for them, shoes because theyre growing everyday. >> reporter: the white house says the enhanced credit will help more than 39 million american fam...

But it wont last month. >> i have a car note thats $250. then my rent. then my electricity, clothes for them, shoes because theyre growing every day. >> reporter: the white house says the enhanced credit will help more than 39 million american families at a cost of an estimated $110 billion. but critics say it discourages work. in a joint statement earlier this year, republican senators ma marco rubio and mike lee called it welfare assiassistance. >> i understand peoples hesitance in just giving...

Supposed to work. this is a beautiful propro-access that we need to respect. but voters care about whether or not they can get health care, if they can make rent, to do the car note. so voters are not jumping out of bed saying is impeachment on the table today. so on the day today, impeachment is not that big of a deal, but in terms of structural technology we can look at his twitter feed for how many times he has tweeted about him.

Being asked to endure a little bit of pain and go without money for food, you name it, rent, childcare, mortgage, car payments, chemo, utilities, college loans, all of it. we begin tonight with a couple who went to that protest at mitch mcconnells senate field office in kentucky. >> youre going to hear stories across the nation from federal workers who are having to choose between their medications and whether to keep their lights on, whether they can pay their car note or buy groceries for thei...

>> youre going to hear stories across the nation from federal workers who are having to choose between their medications and whether to keep their lights on, whether they can pay their car note or buy groceries for their family. this is a dire emergency. weve been held hostage, the federal employee. put us back to work and continue the negotiations. >> me, myself, im handicapped. i have to get a lot of medicine. im not able to afford the co-pays right now because i have no money coming in. i hav...

>> youre going to hear stories across the nation from federal workers who are having to choose between their medications and whether to keep their lights on, whether they can pay their car note or buy groceries for their family. this is a dire emergency. weve been held hostage, the federal employee. put us back to work and continue the negotiations. >> me, myself, im handicapped. i have to get a lot of medicine. im not able to afford the co-pays right now because i have no money coming in. i hav...

Operate. he is not doing his job. his job is not to take federal government people hostage. we had an agreement at $1.3 billion for border security until rush limbaugh and laura whatever her name is told him it was wrong. now he wants the whole $5.7 billion. hes had two years hes built not one inch of wall and hes not used monies weve given him that he has in reserve. the fact is we have a president that cant operate and do the job of president of the united states. he needs to resign. >> he tal...

I dont know how im going to have the money to pay these bills. even though when i go back to work, i still will have to work at least two months before i see a decent check. >> miss johnson, what bills have you received that normally you would pay but that you are on hold for paying right now? >> my car note soon be done up on me, my rent got to be paid. as far as my other bills like my credit cards and loans that i owe, thats doubling up on me. so everything is just piling up on me. and its har...

>> i wonder, too, it seems as though youre in a state of constant uncertainty. this is the third shutdown in one year. even if they get through this impasse, theres a chance its only going to be for another short period of time. what is it like to be living under that constant cloud of worry that at any point you could be put -- be told that you arent going to be getting a paycheck for the near future? >> absolutely. as you stated, earlier this year we had two. they were shorter. theres a whole ...

Sick parent. what theyre saying, their message is this is actually been financially successful for us in allowing us to retain important employees and, yes, while there is a cost upfront in the long run, it means a better and happier work force. and that makes a lot of economic sense, richard. >> nbc white house correspondent chris jansing. one of 12 walmart moms there today. a 25-year-old single mom working a the illinois walmart. many of the employees making less than $25,000 a year and havi...