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House Speaker Pelosi holds coronavirus aid bill signing ceremony at the U.S. Capitol in Washington
- Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi is calling for more direct payments to Americans.
- Pelosi said $4$4 that she's pushing for another relief package that would "again put money in the pockets of the American people."
- The next package would ideally include expanding unemployment benefits to six months, Pelosi said.
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Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi said on Friday that she'd like to include more direct payments and expanded unemployment benefits in another relief package.
"I think right now we need a fourth bipartisan bill," Pelosi said of passing another relief package, during $4. "I think the bill could be very much like the bill we just passed."
The lead Democrat in the House said she'd like to "update it for some other things that we need," like "another direct payment" and expanding unemployment benefits to six months instead of four.
President Donald Trump signed last week a $4 that included $4 unemployment benefits, and financial relief for small businesses and corporations.
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