Biden Says Trump Is Focused on the Stock Market, Not Small Business

The transcript discusses the distribution of economic stimulus funds, highlighting that less than a third of the funds have reached the private sector. It points out that large businesses and wealthy individuals have benefited the most, while small businesses have been left out. The importance of oversight in the distribution process is emphasized. The speaker criticizes Donald Trump for focusing on the stock market rather than families and pledges to prioritize working and middle-class families if elected, advocating for rewarding work over excessive wealth.

What fraction of the stimulus money has been made available to the private sector according to the speaker?

• Almost all of it

• Exactly one third

• Less than a third

• More than half

Who does the speaker claim have been the main beneficiaries of the stimulus money?

• Non-profit organizations

• Big businesses and wealthy individuals

• Middle-class families

• Small businesses

What role did inspectors general play in the distribution of stimulus funds?

• They decided the amount of funds

• They ensured transparency and oversight

• They had no role

• They distributed the funds directly

According to the speaker, which type of businesses were unfairly treated in the allocation of funds?

• International corporations

• Tech startups

• Small mom and pop businesses

• Large hotel chains

What is the speaker's proposed focus if elected president?

• Supporting wealthy investors

• Increasing stock market value

• Expanding international trade

• Focusing on working and middle-class families