April 15, 2020
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33:23Now PlayingPresident Trump signed the CARES act at the end of March. The unprecedented $2.2 trillion piece of legislation was aimed at providing relief to those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic by bolstering some unemployment benefits, payroll, small business loans, among other financial measures. But, what does that legislation mean for you and your family, and what is Congress doing now to help those affected by the virus? PBS NewsHour correspondent Lisa Desjardins and political reporter Dan Bush answer your questions about Congress, the CARES Act and the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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