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Haley Stevens' mic turned off after passionate speech runs long - Roll Call

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By Graham MacGillivray
| Roll Call Verified
Wearing pink disposable gloves, Rep. Haley Stevens, D-Mich., yelled into the House chamber when her microphone was turned off Friday during debate on the coronavirus stimulus legislation. Rep. Steny H. Hoyer had given the congresswomen one minute—the same as other members—for her remarks. Rep. Anthony Brown was presiding over the chamber and attempted to recognize the next speaker when Stevens' microphone cut out on the House Recordings Studio feed.
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Fed Chairman: The U.S. may be in a recession

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By Graham MacGillivray
| Roll Call Verified
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said that the country “may well be in a recession,” in response to a question from Savannah Guthrie on NBC’s “Today” show. Guthrie defined a recession as “two straight quarters of negative growth.” While the definition of the term varies, the chairman did not dispute it. Powell did point out a difference between, what he called, a “normal recession” and what the U.S. economy is currently experiencing.
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McConnell on stimulus: ‘We’re going to pass this legislation later today’

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By Graham MacGillivray, Caroline Simon, Chris Wright
| Roll Call Verified
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer, D-N.Y., announced a deal early Wednesday morning on an approximately $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package. “Help is on the way,” both leaders said in their speeches from the Senate floor.
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