host: eugene mulero, do you want to jump in?uest: that is part of what president trump is still saying. he is saying because interest loans are -- interest rates are low, this is the best time to borrow the money for an infrastructure plan. what i'm hearing is that the white house see in congress passed a $2 trillion spending with economic crises facilitated the thinking in the white house on transportation and infrastructure. the is something that deficit spending is something that has concerned leaders from both parties in previous years. , with the pandemic, the effort was to move plane now. one other point i want to make not -- infrastructure is it does not have a lot right now and capitol hill, congress is still working on a highway bill. it is not a infrastructure bill. in current highway law september -- expires in september. the transportation committee in the house is suspected to unveil their version of the highway reauthorization measure. everyone is going to be looking to see how they address -- the democrats address

eugene mulero will join us.er, michele evermore of the national employment law project joins us to answer your questions about applying for unemployment benefits during coronavirus. yesterday during a press briefing, florida governor ron not tos urged residents attend large religious services and gatherings during this passover and holy week. week.are in a holy over the last few days, we have been in contact with a lot of religious leaders through the state in the christian and jewish communities. we wanted to discuss with them their plans for these upcoming events, passed over -- passover and easter. adhere to social distancing guidelines. i think what a lot of churches have done in terms of online doneces, some have even outdoors were people just stay in their car, i think they have been innovative. i think that will ultimately be something that matters a lot to people. we also pointed out the risk of having a gathering right now given what we are going through. in fact, you look at different parts around the

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