and chief strategist for quo and college and and former federal reserve insider danielle de martino booth danielle let's start with you president trump on saturday he signed this a series of these executive orders to expand this relief bill to americans but these new orders they're probably going to face a legal challenge is continuing the programs would require federal funding which obviously congress controls what's going to happen now and will democrats challenge this. well i do think that democrats are going to say that they're going to challenge it and i do think that there will be a challenge to this but i think the sticking point is there's probably not a democrat or republican or a politician in the country who would actually try and stop this money from going out directly to to people in need of it people who are still unemployed there are people in the bases of both the ripped up republican and the democratic party so again i think that there will indeed be legal challenges it is only under under congress' authority to to allow you to legislate spending we've never seen female f

of pulling teligent danielle de martino both danielle thanks for joining us again. great to be here now what are your key takeaways from the. minutes released wednesday. might my key takeaways come down to 3 words at some point there was verbiage that said that policymakers would be considering other steps at some point that diverge is from what was said but what has been said by policymakers what was said in a previous statement was was at future meetings at upcoming meetings so the lack of specificity really did get underneath investor skin and we saw stocks close down which as you know is fairly unusual in this environment when all they seem to do is be able to go up but investors were definitely not encouraged by these minutes they were disappointed you know it's just much of the next policy meeting is set for september it will be the last before the upcoming november elections what are we anticipating coming out of these meetings or are we going to see any policy change . well i think there is still a significant possibility that we do see significant action at

of quill intelligence daniel de martino booth thank you so much for that insight. thank you. i. an australia has entered a deal with british drug maker astra zeneca for a potential vaccine it would supply to its entire population free of charge the government announced tuesday now the vaccine developed by astra zeneca and 30 university is in late stage trials involving thousands of volunteers showed prime minister scott morrison issued a statement praising the deal saying the oxford vaccine is one of the most advanced and promising in the world and under the deal we have secured early access for every australian if this vaccine proves successful we will manufacture and supply vaccines straightaway under our own steam and make it free for $25000000.00 australians and as the race for the vaccine continues let's take another look at the trends and spread of the virus globally with r.t. correspondence i tab to die where are we wednesday so when right now more than 22000000 people have been diagnosed with called it 19 some 15100000 have recovered while more than 780000 have died in t