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Morgan Chase, along with other executives to drum up support for his $1.9 trillion plan to revive the economy.

I think we're in a position Thio to think big and move big.

Also at the meeting, the CEOs of WalMart, Gap and Lows, along with Tom Donohue of the U.

S Chamber of Commerce and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen.

A lot of people, as I said, we're going.

A lot of Children are going to bed hungry.

A lot of families are food insecure.

They're in trouble.

That's my job.

Biden also said he supported a Democratic proposal to send $1400 stimulus checks to Americans earning up to $75,000 in income, or $150,000 per household.

The latest Democratic proposal would phase out those payments at lower income thresholds than previous stimulus checks and completely cut off individuals earning more than $100,000 and couples earning more than 200,000.

Biden also discussed infrastructure and the minimum wage with the chief executives, though in an interview over the weekend, Biden said he didn't think he'd see a minimum wage hike in this round of stimulus.

Tuesday's meeting served as a bit of counter programming to the historic trial on Capitol Hill, from which Biden has distanced himself.

The Senate has their job.

They're about to begin it.

I'm sure they're going to conduct themselves well.

Despite Biden's desire to focus on unity, his stimulus package faces opposition from Republicans who view it as too large.

Biden's fellow Democrats in Congress approved a budget outline that will allow them to muscle the stimulus through in the coming weeks without Republican support.