Congress Passes $1.1 Trillion Spending Bill

Congress Passes $1.1 Trillion Spending Bill

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The transcript discusses political dynamics in the Senate, focusing on Ted Cruz's actions and Harry Reid's procedural skills. It highlights Elizabeth Warren's influence on the Democratic Party and Wall Street, particularly regarding the swaps pushout repeal. Jamie Dimon's lobbying efforts are contrasted with Citigroup's challenges in the Senate. The transcript also covers congressional sanctions, their implications, and the political maneuvering ahead of the 2016 election, emphasizing the impact on legislative processes.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What was one of the outcomes of Ted Cruz's actions in the Senate?

He opened the door for Harry Reid to move nominations.

He strengthened his position within the Republican Party.

He successfully blocked a bill.

He gained support from the White House.

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How did the swaps pushout repeal affect Elizabeth Warren's profile?

It diminished her influence.

It had no impact on her profile.

It significantly raised her profile.

It caused her to lose support within the Democratic Party.

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What was Jamie Dimon's role in the lobbying efforts discussed?

He was mentioned by Elizabeth Warren in her speech.

He actively lobbied and made calls to Capitol Hill.

He was not involved in the lobbying efforts.

He opposed the lobbying efforts.

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What authority did the Senate grant President Obama regarding sanctions?

To negotiate sanctions with Russia.

To remove existing sanctions.

To impose new sanctions only with EU support.

To impose new sanctions without any conditions.

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What was a key factor influencing votes on the spending bill?

The opposition from European allies.

The support from the White House.

The upcoming 2016 elections.

The influence of Wall Street.