Sunday shows - Mnuchin: 'The president and I believe we should do more stimulus'

View in your browser     Mnuchin: 'The president and I believe we should do more stimulus' By ZACK BUDRYK   Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Sunday that he and President Trump are in favor of further stimulus in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. “The president and I believe we should do more stimulus,” Mnuchin said on “Fox News Sunday.” “We have about 7 and a half million jobs we need to get back until we’re back to where we were and we want to help small businesses, we want to help businesses that are particularly impacted by this and we’ll continue to work on proposed new legislation.” Read the full story here     Symone Sanders warns of 'K-shaped' economic recovery that benefits wealthy By ZACK BUDRYK   Symone Sanders, a senior campaign adviser to Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden, said on Sunday that recent economic gains are indicative of a “K-shaped” recovery that benefits the wealthy. Read the full story here     Moore: May through August 'the four biggest months of job creation' in US history By J. EDWARD MORENO   Economist Stephen Moore said Sunday that the past four months have been “the four biggest months of job creation” in U.S. history, growth that comes after widespread shutdowns amid the rise of the coronavirus pandemic in the spring. Read the full story here     Harris: 'I would not trust Donald Trump' on COVID-19 vaccine By TAL AXELROD   Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris said she would not take President Trump’s word about the efficacy of a potential coronavirus vaccine released before the November election. Read the full story here     Harris hits Trump, Barr for denying systemic racism in justice system: They 'spend time in a different reality' By REBECCA KLAR   “I think that Donald Trump and Bill Barr are spending time in a different reality,” Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) said Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union.” “The reality of America today is what we have seen over generations, and frankly since our inception, which is, we do have two systems of justice in America.” Read the full story here     Harris on whether Russian interference could cost Biden election: 'Theoretically, of course' By REBECCA KLAR   Sen. Kamala Harris (Calif.), the Democratic vice presidential candidate, said Sunday that Russian interference in the upcoming election poses a potential threat to her and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s bid to unseat President Trump in November. Read the full story here     Top Michigan official: We should be prepared for Election Week instead of Election Day By KYLE BALLUCK   “The bottom line is we are not going to have the full results and a counting of all of our ballots on Election Night.” Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said. Read the full story here     Ohio secretary of state: Top election concern is poll worker recruitment By KYLE BALLUCK   “The thing that we're thinking about more than anything right now is poll worker recruitment,” Frank LaRose said on NBC’s “Meet the Press.” “It takes 35,000 Ohioans to run in-person Election Day. And so we're doing all we can to recruit those poll workers.” Read the full story here     Biden leads Trump by 10 points in new national poll By REBECCA KLAR   Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden is leading President Trump by 10 points nationally, according to a new poll. Read the full story here     Biden leads Trump by 6 points in Wisconsin: poll By REBECCA KLAR   Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden leads President Trump by 6 points in the battleground state of Wisconsin, according to a new poll. Read the full story here     DeWine: Trump 'extremely respectful' of military, says report has little impact on Ohio voters By REMA RAHMAN   Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (R) said Sunday that he’s never heard President Trump make disparaging remarks about the military, touting the U.S. economy pre-coronavirus and conservative court picks as reasons he predicts Trump will win the state again. Read the full story here     Veterans Affairs secretary defends Trump: 'I judge a man by his actions' By REBECCA KLAR   Secretary of Veterans Affairs Robert Wilkie defended President Trump amid reports that Trump called U.S. service members buried in France “losers” and his public critical comments about the late Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.). Read the full story here         Did a friend forward you this email? Sign up for The Hill Tipsheet       Forward this Tipsheet       Privacy Policy  |  Manage Subscriptions  |  Unsubscribe  |  Email to a friend  |  Sign Up for Other Newsletters   The Hill 1625 K Street, NW 9th Floor, Washington DC 20006 ©2016 Capitol Hill Publishing Corp., a subsidiary of News Communications, Inc.

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