Stalemate In Congress Over Coronavirus Relief Bill

The video discusses the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the Capitol, highlighting the silence due to most members working from home. It covers the political division over the next coronavirus relief bill, with Democrats and Republicans at odds over funding. The video also updates on unemployment benefits following President Trump's executive actions, noting the temporary nature of the relief. Finally, it addresses the congressional stalemate, with no progress on funding for state governments, testing, or the Paycheck Protection Program.

What is the current state of the Capitol due to the coronavirus pandemic?

• It is bustling with activity.

• It is undergoing renovations.

• It is hosting large public events.

• It is quiet with most members at home.

What is the main issue causing division among leadership regarding the coronavirus relief bill?

• The amount of money allocated.

• The location of the meetings.

• The choice of leadership.

• The timing of the bill.

What action did President Trump take regarding unemployment benefits?

• He reduced the benefits to $200 a week.

• He signed executive actions to provide benefits.

• He increased benefits to $600 a week.

• He eliminated unemployment benefits.

What is the source of funding for the unemployment benefits introduced by President Trump?

• Fema's Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000.

• The CARES Act.

• The Social Security Fund.

• The Federal Reserve Act.

What is one of the key issues that Congress has not made progress on?

• Funding for military operations.

• Funding for space exploration.

• Funding for state and local governments.

• Funding for international aid.