host: rhonda in freehold, new jersey. caller: good morning. want to give a quick shout out to c-span. you -- quick shout out to c-span. you are helping us to talk to our brothers and sisters across the country and get a proper perspective on how people feel. my question is, what have they done with the money we have given them with the stimulus package? my son works for the union. they lock you in where he cannot get another job because he works for a union and no one will hire him because when the union calls you, you have to go back to work. my son builds bridges. he just had twins! they got all this stimulus money from the federal government, but where are the jobs? what did they do with the money? i want to know. host: let's take that point. guest: rhonda, from the business owner perspective, early in the pandemic, congress passed the cares act that created the paycheck protection act. that was administered through banks and it had requirements on it. you had to use at least 75% and then a drop down to 60% of that to pay employees. you cou

host: rhonda in freehold, new jersey. caller: good morning.ant to give a quick shout out to c-span. you -- quick shout out to c-span. you are helping us to talk to our brothers and sisters across the country and get a proper perspective on how people feel. my question is, what have they done with the money we have given them with the stimulus package? my son works for the union. they lock you in where he cannot get another job because he works for a union and no one will hire him because when the union calls you, you have to go back to work. my son builds bridges. he just had twins! they got all this stimulus money from the federal government, but where are the jobs? what did they do with the money? i want to know. host: let's take that point. guest: rhonda, from the business owner perspective, early in the pandemic, congress passed the cares act that created the paycheck protection act. that was administered through banks and it had requirements on it. you had to use at least 75% and then a drop down to 60% of that to pay employees. you could

going on directly beyond the city , also our troops are pressing from the side of the belogorovka freehold and transferred to hold communications in the area of ​​​​solidarity. so here we are we also see. uh, well, from the point of view of height , it’s practically a general battle, that is, a defeat in this battle will lead to the need, or the withdrawal of a significant part of the forces. or the hit of their cauldron, that is, for the private , literally decisive days begin. thank you very much. it was a military expert, boris rozhin , you will develop everything, of course, of course, the matter. we are witnessing the successful tactics used by our armed forces. and we started everything, this big agglomeration, this one, and cut the defense layered fortified area along fragments and the enemy all the time have to close one or another direction, because he believes that we can break through there. general offensive. they will arrange it there, and these throwings allow us to solve very flexible and quickly, and certain combat missions, but for almost 3 months of a special military ope

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