"Do you guys remember the housing bill that Trump refused to sign a couple weeks ago? Remember he was like, if you don't pass the Save America Act, I'm not going to sign the housing bill. Well, the deadline is tomorrow and technically he doesn't have to sign it. When a bill reaches the president's desk, he has 10 days to sign it or veto it. So if nothing happens tomorrow at midnight, that bill automatically becomes law. But if he continues to be petty and vetoes it, it's okay because Congress had an overwhelming bipartisan vote and they can just override him. We're talking about a housing bill that stops corporations from buying all the cheaper houses for regular families. A bill that helps builders build homes faster, a bill that will lower home prices, a bill that will help low-income families fix up their homes, a bill that will help local banks approve more first-time home buyers, and a bill that's going to help the homeless and military veterans. Maybe I'm dumb but I personally assumed that a president has to sign a bill for it to become law. But nope, that's not how it works. So let's make sure he does nothing for the next couple days."