00:00Breaking news. President Donald Trump just unveiled a bold new proposal, paying stay-at-home moms $1,200 a month.
00:07No formal job? No problem. If you're raising kids full-time, the federal government would send you a monthly check.
00:12Trump's exact words, they're not unemployed. They've been raising America for free.
00:16Under the plan, full-time parents, those caring for children without outside employment, would qualify.
00:21That includes single mothers, low-income families, and even married stay-at-home moms.
00:26Trump emphasized the workload. They work 8,760 hours a year and don't even get coffee money.
00:31It's time America pays that bill. But that's not all.
00:34He's also proposing a domestic labor ID, a new federal classification recognizing parenting and homemaking as full-time jobs under U.S. labor law.
00:42The response? Immediate backlash and debate.
00:45Critics are asking, can dads apply? How will it be funded? Is this a step toward universal basic income?
00:50Supporters say it's long overdue. Opponents call it unrealistic.
00:53Either way, the conversation is heating up fast.
00:56Should stay-at-home parents be paid like full-time workers?
