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TDR Live: Trump Latest Scam: Pretending Stimulus Checks Are From Him
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1:15:24Now PlayingTrump is using the stimulus checks to get reelected, Chris Cuomo questions the point of all this, Vince McMahon returns, and more! John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson break it down on today's edition of The Damage ReportLockDown Edition. Follow The Damage Report on Facebook
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"Paper checks of coronavirus relief payments approved by Congress to be sent to Americans will have President Donald Trump's name printed on them, a Treasury Department official has confirmed to NBC News.
It won't be a signature, but "President Donald J. Trump" will be printed on the fronts of the checks, the Treasury official confirmed.
Congress last month passed a $2 trillion coronavirus relief package that includes direct cash payments of up to $1,200 for individuals, with an additional amount for children, as well as other measures. Trump signed it into law.
The majority of coronavirus relief payments are expected to go out by direct deposit, but some people will get paper checks. The Treasury Department expects the checks to start going out next week.
The Washington Post, which first reported the story, said the process of adding Trump's name to the checks could slow their delivery by days.
The Treasury Department official disputed that and said there would not be any delays."
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