>>8806685

Fuck

In short:

• Lady has been given the run around about her SBA loan application

• Her bank won't tell her anything and the SBA won't tell her anything

• CSR agent has a breakdown mid-call

• Tells her the reason nobody can tell her anything is that all loan applications are being held in a third party database offsite

• Only the people running the SBA and Chuck Schumer have access, so he can't check on her application even if he wanted to

• Says that they're skimming the money to shell companies they own and not to trust anything the media says

• Shell companies have already siphoned off all SBA relief funding via the $10k EIDL grants by April 1st with the help of SBA insiders connected to Chuck Schumer

• All other SBA EIDL loan applications are outsourced to another vendor in order to prevent FOIA requests and keep in the dark

• There is no money left for legitimate business owners, it was all stolen from the government in highly organized and deliberate way.

I would like to thank the good people of Anonymous for bringing this information to light. Please share this video to your loved ones, as the mainstream media will do everything in their power to hide it.

>>8806803

Original source

https://sbacsr.podbean.com/e/sba-csr-agent-breaks-down-sba-false-hope-1586489786/

>>8807088

Yep, good to add. It's referenced on the YouTube page also.

Same audio in both locations.

SBA CSR Agent breaks down SBA false hope

https://sbacsr.podbean.com/e/sba-csr-agent-breaks-down-sba-false-hope-1586489786/

SBA Small Business Loan SCAM - $1 BILLION STOLEN

https://youtu.be/2mKDv3_ac6c

>>8807147

It looks like this has only been circulating for a day and not picked up by any news orgs. Hopefully now that it has eyes on, it can be elevated to the appropriate level for address.

>>8807259

He's right in the middle of it

https://www.democrats.senate.gov/newsroom/press-releases/04/02/2020/schumer-new-unemployment-numbers-show-trump-admin-must-move-heaven-and-earth-to-quickly-deliver-new-expanded-benefits-to-americans-who-need-it

Schumer, Cardin, Sanders, And Coons Call On Small Business Administration To Quickly Implement CARES Act Programs Designed To Help Small Businesses And Nonprofits Stay Afloat Amid Public Health Crisis

April 2, 2020

In New Letter To SBA Administrator Carranza, Senators Schumer, Cardin, Sanders, And Coons Call For Swift Implementation Of CARES Act Programs Designed To Keep Small Businesses And Nonprofits Afloat During Coronavirus Crisis

The Senators Emphasize That COVID-19 Has Wreaked Havoc On Employers And Their Workers Across Every Industry And Request Release Of Guidance Clarifying SBA’s Plan To Quickly Implement These Urgently Needed Programs

Schumer, Cardin, Sanders, And Coons to SBA Admin. Carranza: Small Businesses And Nonprofits Urgently Need Support—SBA Must Quickly Implement CARES Act Programs

Washington, D.C. – Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship Ranking Member Ben Cardin (D-MD), Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT), and Senator Chris Coons (D-DE) today sent a letter to Small Business Administration (SBA) Administrator Jovita Carranza, urging swift implementation of small business programs included in the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) and designed to help the nation’s small businesses and nonprofits stay afloat during this unprecedented crisis. The Senators’ letter follows their Tuesday call with SBA Administrator Carranza, where they discussed the implementation of these vital programs.

The Senators emphasize that COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on employers and their workers across every industry and in every corner of the nation, leaving many small businesses struggling to absorb the significant loss of revenues caused by this public health crisis, and requires immediate, aggressive action by the federal government.

Senators Schumer, Cardin, Sanders, and Coons request the release of clear and comprehensive guidance clarifying how small businesses and nonprofits can receive timely assistance from the SBA, including: an implementation timeline and information on how businesses can access these programs and how lenders can facilitate loans; details on how SBA is coordinating with the Treasury Department to expedite the addition of new lenders to the certified SBA 7(a) lenders network; a commitment from SBA to a weekly report on loan program results; additional information regarding nonprofit eligibility and affiliation rules; additional guidance on SBA plans to ensure small, disadvantaged, and underserved businesses receive assistance; and information on debt relief for borrowers and operation of the Emergency Economic Injury Grant program.

Senators Schumer, Cardin, Sanders, and Coons’ letter to SBA Administrator Carranza can be found here and below:

>>8807311

Perhaps you're right. Everything is fine. We'll wait to dig on it until the Fake News declares it newsworthy.