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Since the virus has escaped China, my administration has enacted three trillion dollars in economic relief. It’s been very very successful, and you saw that by the numbers (1)who reached [40:18] yesterday and the day before as to used car sales and auto production. They have been incredible numbers actually, shockingly incredible. We’ve been negotiating in good faith with democratic leaders and the House to extend relief payments. uh, we’re negotiating right now as we speak, and we’ll see how that works out. But if democratic leaders (2)put partisan demands side, [40:40] we would reach an agreement very quickly, would be happened, it would happen very quickly. In the mean time, my administration’s exploring executive actions to provide protections against eviction. Evictions are a very big problem, very unfair to a lot of people. (3)I was there for that those [40:58] virus came from a far-away land. As well as additional relief to those who are unemployed as a result of the virus. Very importantly, I’m also looking at a term-limited suspension of the payroll tax. Something that is great support from many many sides, especially some of our top economist, and some people that we have great respect for. So we are looking at a suspension of the payroll tax. The democrats are primarily interested in a one-trillion-dollar bailout of the poorly run states. We have some states and cities, (4)of new normal. [41:43] (5)We are not have to go through names. [41:44] (...)