YES! MORE STIMULUS MONEY Than EXPECTED From TRUMP!! Second Stimulus Check Update [10/19] Monday

This is your Second Stimulus Check update, stimulus package update, and stimulus check 2 update as of Monday, October 19th for the new stimulus bill. This video covers the second stimulus package, the stimulus update, and the new stimulus package.

White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows had an interview with Fox News earlier today on Monday and promised larger direct payments for families than the $1,200 per adult and $500 per child that was delivered this spring — even as his GOP allies have dumped the idea overboard. Mark Meadows said the White House increased its stimulus offer today on Monday as the Tuesday deadline to get a deal through before the election is less than 24 hours away. He explained that “the White House has increased their offer up to almost $1.9 trillion, and he said that the president is willing to give some additional money in terms of direct payments, he's willing to give some additional money in terms of PPP to restaurants and hotels and small businesses.” Meadows goes on to say how “they remain committed to negotiating and also committed to making sure that we get a deal as quickly as possible,” He said that “if Nancy Pelosi will be reasonable, she’ll find the president of the United States to be reasonable, and we’ll get something across the finish line.”But ultimately he explained how time is running out and significant differences remain in the way of an informal Tuesday deadline set by Pelosi if the talks are going to lead to stimulus checks being delivered to Trump before the election.

White House chief of staff Mark Meadows said he remains hopeful a deal can be reached in the next 48 hours, but cautioned that it's "too early to tell" whether enough Republicans in the Senate would support a large spending package. Meadows said "Senate Republicans have been very vocal" in opposing a dollar figure "even close to" the $1.8 trillion that Trump has backed. He explained that “that there are some in the Senate who would support it, but whether there's enough votes to get to the 60 vote threshold, that's up to Leader McConnell," One sticking point remains the final cost of the bill: House Democrats want at least $2.2 trillion in spending; the president has endorsed going big; but Senate Republicans are reluctant. The disconnect between Trump, who recently backed a passing a large relief package, and Republican senators, who have for months opposed a high price tag, could undercut efforts to approve more aid before the election. Getting to a deal has been a priority for Trump, who is trying to shore up his standing with voters who have given him poor ratings for his handling of the virus. But good news is Meadows said McConnell "has agreed" to bring a bipartisan deal between the White House and Pelosi to a Senate vote. He expand that when asked, Mitch McConnell did promise however to "consider" any proposal. McConnell said that “If Speaker Pelosi ever lets the House reach a bipartisan agreement with the Administration, the Senate would of course consider it,"
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