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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, joins "Squawk on the Street" to talk about the economic outlook as coronavirus infections surge across the American South and West. For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC subscribe to CNBC PRO: cnb.cx/2NGeIvi
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin indicated Thursday that the White House will not back the kind of sweeping coronavirus relief it supported in earlier bills, instead opting for narrower aid even as the pandemic ravages the United States.
Congress plans to return from a Fourth of July break later this month for two weeks of work before its August recess. Lawmakers aim to craft another relief package before the end of the month, but Republicans and Democrats appear at odds over how much aid to send a country still in the thick of fighting an outbreak that has killed more than 132,000 Americans.
While the Trump administration backs direct payments to individuals in the next bill, it has not embraced broad aid proposed by Democrats including hazard pay for essential workers, a longer extension of strengthened unemployment benefits, mortgage and rent relief and support for state and local governments.
Officials in Washington could find themselves at an impasse over how to handle an ongoing economic and health crisis that President Donald Trump has largely downplayed following two strong months of jobs growth.
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