Schumer Says Trump's Executive Orders on COVID Relief Are Unworkable

Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer says that President Donald Trump's executive orders on coronavirus relief are "unworkable, weak, and far too narrow." Schumer appeared on ABC's "This Week" on Sunday, one day after the President announced his executive orders in response to failed talks between the White House and Republican and Democrat lawmakers over a new stimulus bill. Schumer says that most states will not implement the $400 weekly unemployment benefit because they would have to pay 25% of that benefit...

Charles Schumer: most states won't do it

The New York Democrat adds that the deferment of payroll taxes until the end of December will deplete money out of Social Security and Medicare...

Charles Schumer: Social Security and Medicare

Meanwhile, the President's top economic advisor, Larry Kudlow, says he doesn't think there would be a huge delay in implementing the unemployment benefit, and he defended the payroll tax deferment as constitutionally legal.

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