Sen. Ben Cardin on Venezuela, Infrastructure

The video discusses the US government's stance on Venezuela, recognizing Guado as the legitimate leader over Maduro. It highlights the importance of military influence and international support. The conversation shifts to US infrastructure, emphasizing a $2 trillion proposal and the need for bipartisan agreement on funding. The discussion also covers Congress's dual responsibility in addressing infrastructure and conducting oversight, including the importance of broadband access.

What is the United States' position regarding the leadership in Venezuela?

• The U.S. supports a military takeover.

• The U.S. has no official stance on the leadership.

• The U.S. believes Guido is the legitimate leader.

• The U.S. supports Maduro as the legitimate leader.

What was the proposed amount for the infrastructure package discussed between Democratic leaders and President Trump?

• $4 trillion

• $3 trillion

• $2 trillion

• $1 trillion

What is a major challenge in implementing the $2 trillion infrastructure package?

• Getting approval from the President

• Finding bipartisan support

• Deciding which projects to fund

• Determining how to pay for it

What is the stance of Senator Schumer and Speaker Pelosi on the tax bill passed by the last Congress?

• It heavily favored wealthy individuals and corporations.

• It was fair to all income groups.

• It favored middle-income taxpayers.

• It did not affect infrastructure funding.

What is the role of Congress in relation to the Mueller report and infrastructure projects?

• Balance both responsibilities

• Focus solely on the Mueller report

• Ignore both issues

• Prioritize infrastructure over the Mueller report

Why is broadband access considered essential in modern infrastructure?

• It is a luxury for urban areas.

• It is only important for businesses.

• It is a basic utility needed by all communities.

• It is not part of infrastructure discussions.

What additional infrastructure component did Speaker Pelosi emphasize as important?

• Nuclear energy

• Broadband

• Airports

• Public transportation