When Trump sat down to sign the bill, the PPP Flexibility Act, he shushed reporters trying to ask him questions.
"What's happened to our country and what you now see, it's been happening, is the greatest thing that can happen for race relations, for the African American community, for the Asian American (community), for the Hispanic American community, for women, for everything -- because our country is so strong and that's what my plan is," Trump said before signing the bill.
The President did not answer questions about Asian American and African American unemployment, which was less robust than other minority groups.
For the second month in a row, fewer than half of black Americans were working, with only 49.6% of the population employed, up less than 1 percentage point from April. The last time such a small share were working was in 1983.
Asked by PBS' Yamiche Alcindor how those job numbers were a victory, Trump tossed his hand and remarked: "You are something."