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Trump's Poor Response to National Protests, WHO Withdrawal Mid-COVID
Trump's Poor Response to National Protests; WHO Withdrawal Mid-COVID | US Politics :60 | GZERO Media

Trump's Poor Response to National Protests, WHO Withdrawal Mid-COVID

Ben White, Chief Economic Correspondent for Politico, provides his perspective on the big news in US politics:

How is the White House responding to the mass protests and riots happening nationwide?

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Will the US stave off depression? Will Biden unite Democrats?
Will the US stave off depression? Will Biden unite Democrats? OPEC? | US Politics :60 | GZERO Media

Will the US stave off depression? Will Biden unite Democrats?

Ben White, Chief Economic Correspondent for Politico, provides his perspective on the news in US politics: Is the US doing enough to fight off a prolonged recession or depression?

I'd say the Fed, the central bank is doing enough with its giant programs that it has rolled out over the last couple of weeks. Congress did a good job with the first $2 trillion package. Needs to do more in help for small businesses, States and localities, and hospitals. So, no partisan fighting, more passing of bills.

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Coronavirus Update, US Congress Response & Legislation
Coronavirus Update, US Congress Response & Legislation | US Politics In :60 | GZERO Media

Coronavirus Update, US Congress Response & Legislation

Ben White, Chief Economic Correspondent for Politico, provides his perspective on the coronavirus-related news in US politics: What's the coronavirus update?

Well, we've gotten at least a little bit of good news that perhaps the rate of deaths in New York City is plateauing and may start to come down. God willing, we'll see if that comes to pass. Also, some indications that if we keep social distancing in place through the end of May, we could see fewer deaths than we worried about and fewer hospital beds need it. So, God willing, that happens.

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