House considering Financial Relief for workers and businesses impacted by the virus. This is what the president said yesterday. We are going to be asking tomorrow, were seeing the senate, well be meeting with house republicans, mitch mcconnell, everybody, and discussing a possible payroll tax cut or relief, substantial relief. Very substantial relief. Thats a big number. Were going to be talking about hourly wage earners getting help, so that they can be in a position where theyre not going to miss a paycheck all right jim, we have a presser at 5 30, but right now dont expect specific proposals i think theyre mulling over some things. Theyll give direct support to workers, which is fabulous a lot of workers live hand to mouth. Theyre coming to work even though she shouldnt because theyre sick and this is a great holdover Small Business loans, they can expand that greatly. We have a lot of money coming into the treasury. They can waive the interest and penalties for people who file exte
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not completely true. cheryl: what they want is the testing centers overseas and have stoves manufacturered overseas. it s american companies, and cheryl: not for american jobs. part of a larger initiative. cheryl: charlie? we have famine in the third world. and we have civil war. strife. our solution, the obama administration solution, part of it, is to give them stoves. cheryl: okay. wayne, last word? [ laughter [ laughter ] i like the idea of spending the $50 million right here in the united states and giving a contract to a stove company here. make the stoves right here. nothing the matter with that if you want to do it. make them in the usa. cheryl: tara, thank you for joining this week. great to have you, ma am. all right. when we come back, how many parent is teaching all