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Channel: Ron Yates
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what's up youtube fam it's ron here with
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your two thousand dollar fourth stimulus
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check update and recurring stimulus
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check update plus
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senator bernie sanders getting the
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go-ahead from
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president biden on his six trillion
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dollar reconciliation plan
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the latest news on covet 19's anti-viral
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pills that you could actually take it
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home
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wow and lastly all the details on rental
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and mortgage assistance
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including how to get past the scary
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mountain of paperwork and requirements
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this is a master class on stimulus that
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we're offering here in this video so
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make sure you guys stay tuned for all of
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it but first i want to say welcome back
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to all my subscribers i really
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appreciate you guys i hope you guys are
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having a wonderful day
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and i hope you guys enjoyed father's day
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and for those who are brand new to the
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channel my name is ron we cover all
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things personal finance
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cryptocurrencies stimulus check updates
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and stimulus package updates so if you
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haven't already
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be sure to hit that subscribe button and
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tap the notification bell that way
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you're the first to know as soon as i
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release new videos and updates
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it was a very busy weekend guys and i
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hope you guys really enjoyed your
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father's day
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i actually spent my father's day with my
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mom my brother my sister-in-law my wife
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my son and and of course my brothers my
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niece and we just had a wonderful time
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at my mom's house
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it was amazing lots of cake lots of pie
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uh my grandmother's famous macaroni and
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cheese but again it was a wonderful
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father's day but how did you guys spend
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your father's day
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drop me a comment down below i'd love to
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hear about it the stimulus news did not
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take a break
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either as senator bernie sanders went on
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different interviews to
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talk about how he's against the current
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bipartisan deal and how he got the
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virtual go ahead from president biden
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on the six trillion dollar
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reconciliation bill first
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on the bipartisan deal sanders said that
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while he believed that he was included
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in the proposed bipartisan
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infrastructure bill
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it was mostly good but he did not
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support raising the gas tax
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issuing fees on electrical vehicles or
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prioritizing
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infrastructure here's bernie are you
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comfortable with a two-step process
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where you do you you noted this is the
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25 percent
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uh about of what of what president biden
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asked for
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is it worth it in your mind to take what
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you can get in a bipartisan way
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especially if that's the way you can get
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joe manchin and kirsten cinema
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to get on board a a democrats only bill
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that may
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tackle the care economy as you just
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outlined
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well look as i said what is in the
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bipartisan bill in terms of spending
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is from what i can see mostly good it is
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roads and bridges and we need to do that
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that is what
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we are proposing in our legislation but
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in much greater
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numbers uh one of the concerns that i do
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have about the bipartisan
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bill is how they are going to pay uh
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for their proposals and they're not
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clear yet i don't know
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that they even know yet but some of the
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speculation is raising a gas tax
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which i don't support a fee on electric
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vehicles
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privatization of infrastructure those
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are proposals that i would not support
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so the real deal breaker for sanders and
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i imagine a whole lot of other lawmakers
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is how the stimulus package will be paid
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for in bernie sanders words
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nobody really knows what is going to be
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in the bipartisan agreement and how it
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is going to be paid for
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if it is roads and bridges yeah of
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course we need to do that and i support
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that if it's regressive taxation
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you know raising gas taxes or fees on
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electric vehicles or the privatization
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of
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infrastructure no i wouldn't support it
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so we don't have the details right now
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those details we're going to see
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revealed this week both for the senate
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bipartisan deal that already has 11
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republican votes
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locked and loaded and the 6 trillion
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reconciliation bill that
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sanders and the senate budget committee
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are working on in fact
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sanders already talked about this in
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another interview he said that he wants
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an infrastructure package with a larger
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price tag more specifically
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sanders sometimes think we get bogged
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down in numbers and that's important
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but we've got to look at what the needs
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are of the american people what's going
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on right now let's take a look
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your six trillion dollar reconciliation
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package will likely include
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uh so-called human infrastructure like
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paid family leave
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elder care but you've also indicated
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that
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it could go beyond that address the
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climate crisis
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medicare even immigration so i know you
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speak with president biden frequently
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you have his blessing to go this big
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well down anna what i think the
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president has done is given us a
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blueprint as to where we want to go and
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i think it's a serious and comprehensive
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blueprint you know i sometimes think we
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get boggled down in numbers and that's
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important but we got to look at what the
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needs are
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of the american people what's going on
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right now and what is going on right now
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obviously as everybody knows
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very rich are doing phenomenally well
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corporate profits are soaring
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and yet we have in terms of real wages
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for working people it's lower today than
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it was
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48 years ago half of our people are
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living paycheck to paycheck
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let's go through the issues does anyone
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think that child care in america
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is satisfactory it is a disaster working
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families can pay
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fifteen twenty thousand dollars a year
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for child care we got a housing crisis
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how do you not deal with climate you
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tell me
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look at what's going on in california
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australia scientists tell us we have a
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few
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years left before there's irreparable
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damage of course you have to deal with
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climate we're the only major
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country on earth not that paid family
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and medical leave
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meanwhile large corporations in the rich
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avoid paying their fair share of taxes
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and we have to address that as well so
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all that the president is doing all i
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am doing is taking a look at reality for
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working families
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understand their needs have been ignored
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for decades now it is time to create
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good-paying jobs
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millions of good-paying jobs addressing
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healthcare
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housing infrastructure you told my
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co-anchor jake tapper
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that it is your job also as budget
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committee chairman
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to get input from the other 49 members
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of
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the democratic caucus a number of them
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i'm sure you've heard by now
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joe manchin jeanne shaheen john tester
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they're already expressing deep
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reservations about what you just
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described which adds up
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we believe to 6 trillion dollars so
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how do you square that are you willing
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to come off that number or scale
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back to follow how you describe your
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plan to scale back in some of
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what you want to do in order to actually
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get it passed
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well done the process has just begun and
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that's what the process is about as
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chairman of the committee
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i intend to be meeting and discussing
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these issues with every member of the
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democratic caucus
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and you know i think that there is
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general agreement that the time is long
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overdue that we address many of the long
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neglected problems facing
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the middle class and working class of
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this country are there differences
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about this proposal that proposes the
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amount of money yeah they are
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and that's something we're going to have
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to work together to hammer out and i
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intend to do that when he was asked
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about president biden's go-ahead for his
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six trillion dollar plan
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sanders said the president provided a
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serious and comprehensive blueprint for
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a bit of background
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sanders is definitely president biden's
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right-hand man and they're known to
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frequently keep in touch that's why he
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was chosen to chair
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the very important senate budget
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committee that is in charge of
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government spending i mean right after
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senate majority leader chuck schumer
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sanders is most probably the second most
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powerful person in the senate another
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important part about the interview is
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that sanders said that he's willing to
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negotiate on the price tag
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of the reconciliation bill and to quote
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are there differences about the proposal
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that proposal and the money yeah there
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are and that's something we have to work
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together to hammer out
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i intend to do that so that's what we're
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going to be keeping an eye on
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this week and update you guys with
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details in each new video right here on
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our channel now if you guys thought that
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last week was a doozy of a newsweek
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wait for this one we're definitely going
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to see developments in both the
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bipartisan infrastructure package as
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well as the reconciliation bill
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like i've been telling you guys senate
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majority leader chuck schumer plans to
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bring
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a scaled-down infrastructure package to
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the senate floor in july
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under regular order and the
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reconciliation bill after the august
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recess
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we are still on standby for more details
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on those two but here's what we have so
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far for the bipartisan stimulus deal 1.2
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trillion dollars of spending over eight
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years
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974 billion dollars spent over the first
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five years the plan calls for 579
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billion dollars of new spending the
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spending will be focused on core
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physical infrastructure the plan will be
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paid for without tax hikes
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many of the specific details still need
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to be ironed out
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yup they got that one right now as for
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the six trillion dollar reconciliation
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bill here's what we know about so far
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medicare expansion to dental care
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hearing aids and eyeglasses lowering the
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cost of prescription drugs deal with
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climate change
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deal with the housing crisis now as for
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stimulus checks the data is definitely
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still in our favor
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around 4 000 people participated in the
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latest go
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banking rates poll and it showed that 45
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planned to use their third stimulus
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check to pay bills
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additionally 12 planned to spend it on
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food as well as other necessities and
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nine percent plan to use it to pay for
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rent or mortgage
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an analysis of census bureau surveys
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also argues that the two latest rounds
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of aid
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significantly improved americans ability
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to buy food
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and pay for household bills as well as
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reduced anxiety
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and depression with the largest benefits
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going to the poorest households with
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children overall combined with the
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effects of the american rescue plan
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direct payments also known as stimulus
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checks could reduce the number in
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poverty in 2021 from 44 million to 16
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million now that's coming from the house
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ways and means committee letter to
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president biden regarding
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recurring stimulus checks and that's
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exactly why we're still holding out for
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another stimulus miracle
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like the one that happened in december
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you remember that one right guys almost
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every single person gave up on the
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second stimulus check except
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us and then voila you know our lawmakers
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finally heard our call
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put in another round of stimulus checks
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so let's not underestimate the power of
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positive thinking just yet
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we'll keep on keeping it real on this
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channel while balancing it out with hope
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and a little bit of positive thinking i
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mean they technically have not at all
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closed the door on a stimulus check if
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you really think about it like white
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house press secretary jen saki said
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president biden's open to all
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suggestions more updates on this on my
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next videos
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loads more stimulus coming your way in
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this video guys make sure you guys stay
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tuned for the latest on the covet 19
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antiviral
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pills and how you can get past the
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mountain of paperwork that all rental
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assistance programs are requiring now
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before we get to this let's talk about
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what they're cooking up for medicaid
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congressional democrats are pushing
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legislation that would expand medicaid
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in states that have so far refused to do
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so right now there are still 12 states
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refusing the expansion of medicaid
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eligibility provided under obamacare
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that means that 2.2 million
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low-income people are left without
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coverage that they otherwise
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would have now one approach is going
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federal with it by including it in the
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reconciliation bill that they're working
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on right now they just have to balance
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out the cost with the savings from
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another health care priority which would
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ultimately lower prescription drug
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prices
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in the senate finance committee chairman
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ron wyden he said he's also working on
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the medicaid expansion
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issue but did not provide exact details
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we continue to believe that so many
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vulnerable people
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are falling between the cracks i'm
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working on that that's what he said
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exciting news guys is your state one of
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the 12 states that's still waiting on
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this
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drop us a comment down below i would
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love to hear from you guys now speaking
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of medicine the biden administration
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announced a 3.2 billion dollar plan to
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build up the country's
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supply of drugs to treat cova 19 and
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future viral threats
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this includes effective antiviral
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medicines that can be taken at home
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preventing surges in hospitalizations
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and leading to fewer deaths now
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according to dr fauci
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new antivirals that prevent serious
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covet 19 illness and death
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especially oral drugs that can be taken
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at home early in the course of disease
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would be powerful tools for battling the
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pandemic and saving lives now overall
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the plan provides 300 million dollars
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for research and laboratory support
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nearly one billion dollars for
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pre-clinical and clinical evaluations
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nearly 700 million dollars for
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development and manufacturing
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and one billion dollars to form groups
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called anti-viral drug discovery centers
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for pathogens of pandemic concern to
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accelerate the creation of
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antiviral drugs now that is some cool
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work just one year after
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the global pandemic that essentially
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swept the whole world
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i've got to say this is some really fast
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times that we're living in i just hope
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that our lawmakers can make stimulus
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just a little bit faster too what do you
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guys think about that another stimulus
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concern
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is housing on a national scale some
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lawmakers are pushing for making housing
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a human right take a look at
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representative promila jayapal's tweet
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she says 1 million tenants are evicted
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every year
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500 000 people were left homeless before
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the pandemic enough
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we can and must take bold steps to make
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sure everyone has a place to call home
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it's time to guarantee housing as a
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human right
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join the fight but that dream still a
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bit farther down the road more
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accessible right here right now
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is the 10 billion homeowners assistance
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fund aka mortgage assistance
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now as part of the american rescue plan
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stimulus relief bill 10 billion dollars
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was included in the homeowners
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assistance fund
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providing money to homeowners and
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assistance with mortgage payments
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in order to prevent delinquencies
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foreclosures and late payments on
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utilities
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among other things but here's the
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qualifications experience of financial
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hardship after january
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21st 2020 of course who hasn't right
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income equal to less than 150
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of the area median income proof of the
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nature of the financial hardship like a
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job loss or reduction in
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income maybe health care costs etc hold
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a mortgage balance of less than 548
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250 as of 2021. to apply for funds
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just visit your state's housing agency
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website and let me know how it goes
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now for those who are renting bad news
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eviction protections ending
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in some states but the good news it'll
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still extend beyond june in some
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locations and
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best news we have the latest lowdown on
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rental assistance programs
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including how you can bypass that
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mountain of paperwork that they're
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requiring
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interested just keep watching with
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millions of americans that are so behind
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on their rent some states and cities
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will continue to ban evictions
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even after the national moratoriums
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expire kenmore washington
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renters can't be evicted until october
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new york extended its eviction ban until
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september
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vermont most evictions are barred until
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30 days after its state of emergency
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concludes
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which means that as of now struggling
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renters are safe
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until at least the middle of july new
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jersey safe until august
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oregon renters cannot be evicted for
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rent owed between the months of april
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2020 and june 2021
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and they have until the end of february
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2022 to make up the payments
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city of austin and surrounding travis
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county in texas
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will prohibit evictions from resuming
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until august
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there are also additional rights for
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those of you who have applied for
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federal rental assistance just ask the
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program you applied to to find out in at
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least 28 states programs that give out
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these funds
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bar landlords from evicting tenants for
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at least the period that they received
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assistance for
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and in some cases between 30 and 90 days
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after that minnesota
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lawmakers just struck a deal prohibiting
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the eviction of
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any renters who are in the process of
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applying for rental assistance
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that protection will last for 12 months
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until june 2022. nevada
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tenants can't be forced out if their
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rental assistance application
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is pending or if their landlord refuses
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to accept the aid for the latest list of
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emergency rental assistance programs you
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have two options you can go to the
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treasury department or
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the national low income housing
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coalition both of them have updated
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their list of all the rental assistance
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programs
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on their websites the words to search
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for on google are treasury e-r-a-p
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for the treasury department website and
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e-r-a
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dashboard for the nlihc website both are
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good and very easy to find so you
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shouldn't have any problems with those
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now if your problem is the mountain of
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paperwork in these programs i want you
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guys to know that you're not alone the
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latest data has shown that many states
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have given out
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just under five percent of their rental
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assistance money and that's good to know
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if you're still planning on applying but
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not so much if you're already waiting
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for your money a big cause of the hold
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up for the program
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is really the paperwork according to one
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insider the federal funds
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require significant documentation from
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both the tenant and the landlord so how
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do you get past that if you're lacking
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some of the documents right the magic
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word is self-attestation say with me
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guys
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self-attestation the us department of
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treasury has issued guidance
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saying that programs should take
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struggling tenants at their word if they
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say they can't offer a certain document
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unfortunately not all programs make the
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self attestation clear
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for the applicant so you have to know
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about it check out the nlihc
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the era dashboard to find out about the
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202
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programs that allow self attestation
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that means that they can take your word
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in place of a document for the following
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code with hardships
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income non-traditional income housing
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instability
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lease or proof of tenancy so i really
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hope that this helped you guys
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and do like and share this video with
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your friends and your loved ones so
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they can find out about it too more
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stimulus hacks and updates in my coming
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videos
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in the next exciting chapter of our
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list soon so anyway guys that's all for
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your two thousand dollar fourth stimulus
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check
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update and recurring stimulus check
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update senator bernie sanders getting
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the go-ahead from president biden on his
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six
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trillion dollar reconciliation plan the
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latest news on covet 19
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anti-viral pills that you can actually
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take it home and lastly
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all the details on rental and mortgage
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assistance including how to get past the
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scary mountain of paperwork and all
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those requirements that they require i
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hope you guys appreciated everything
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that i delivered and shared with you
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today
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and if you haven't already do like this
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