Just heard the clip say, and it is a huge relief for families, for women, for businesses and for our economy. as you just saw, it is up to $300 per month per child coming into your bank account, and that is a historic moment bought it is lifting up families and putting 50% of children out of poverty. now, let s put a little context in. the data is in from the pandemic, and we found that women and moms experienced the most harms from the pandemic, and women of color experienced compounded health and economic harms from the pandemic. so this child tax credit doesn t just lift children out of poverty. it also boosts our economy and helps moms get back to work because child care now costs more than college right now in the united states of america. so being able to have that bump up monthly child tax credit coming into our bank account helps us afford child care, helps us get to work, helps us boost families, helps us afford
The full credit extends to individuals with an annual income below $112,000 and families making up to $150,000 a year. don t worry, we will share all of this out on social so you can find it later. now, this week s payment was just the first. more money is set to go out every month until december. joining us now is kristin row finkbinder, ceo of moms rising, a group pushing to make the program permanent. welcome to the program. good to have you with us. thank you for having me. clarify more how this works. it is a bit different from some of the other child tax credits people may be used to that are like a one-time lump sum refund you get when you file your taxes. this is different. well, this child tax credit expansion is a big deal, as we just heard the clip say, and it is a huge relief for families, for women, for businesses and for our economy. as you just saw, it is up to
I was there with you. who do you think will be president trump s nominee? i think he s got a couple of candidate. we just played a clip say they have light records that conservatives don t even know who they are. the one thing i would stress here is the confirmation process needs to act and look very different. you have to have a much more substantive airing of the issues and demand the nominee present his or her opinions on a number of cases and freedom in america are that great. the number of issues hanging out there are tremendous. if i were to randomly guess i would say kethledge at the moment. conservatives pushing for barry. some moderates pushing forward kavanaugh and he s the one in the middle.
A matter of the highest priority to the white house and the highest priority to israel. when that happens there are always going to be claims and counterclaims about information being put out that s misleading. for example, those thousands of centrifuges were mentioned. used the number 6,500. but that was a number that wasn t out in the public. benjamin netanyahu used the number 6,500. it was hard to get a confirmation of that. well but in the clip you just showed he said thousands. that s what i heard the clip say. in newspaper accounts there s been reports that he knew a specific number. but the key point is that the israelis left out a crucial factor. that most of the material needed to build a nuclear bomb would have been shipped out of the country. that s what the white house doesn t like. where there s cherry-picking of the specifics of the agreement, that gives the impression that the administration is giving away the store. when they don t think they are.
Any union requirements. a quota or something. sure. they didn t have intention of putting anyone on the air. that concerns me more than jerry seinfeld. let me ask you this. we heard in the clip say that it s anti-comedy. when jerry seinfeld said comedy is politically incorrect, do you think he has a point there? park r absolutely. when comics talk to comics, we say things that would shock the general population. when we joke about being illegal, that s not politically correct. what jerry is saying i think he wishes the world were 50 years from now or 100 years from now when people didn t look at whether or not you were a black or latino or woman or white