Trump is questioning Covid-19’s bipartisan bailout bill

President Donald Trump has said he calls for changes to the anti-coronary bill approved by Congress, calling into question the future of the $ 900 billion stimulus. Trump’s stance could threaten to torpedo a carefully crafted bill that would have helped his administration negotiate if the government shut down and veto the economy along with the veto. “I urge Congress to change this bill and make an excellent increase of $ 600 to $ 2000 or $ 4,000 per couple,” Trump said in a video posted on Twitter. “I also urge Congress to remove any unnecessary and unnecessary issues from this legislation immediately or to send the appropriate bill.” The extraordinary message came after negotiations on the measure were largely left to lawmakers and his Finance Secretary, Steven Mnuchin. Trump did not threaten to veto the bill, but said he was unhappy with his latest situation. #Trump #CNN #New.

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