President Trump hasn’t ruled out additional economic relief for states and cities grappling with the pandemic, as long as it doesn’t constitute what he considers a 'bailout,' White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said
WASHINGTON—President Trump hasn’t ruled out additional economic relief for states and cities grappling with the coronavirus pandemic, as long as it doesn’t constitute what he considers a “bailout,” White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said Friday.
Mr. Hassett said that administration officials are monitoring real-time economic conditions in states that have begun to lift stay-at-home orders and have allowed businesses to reopen. It’s too soon to know whether the $3 trillion in spending Congress has authorized over the...
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