Trump, Lawmakers Spar Over Turkey

The transcript discusses the House's overwhelming vote to rebuke President Trump for withdrawing troops from Syria, which allowed Turkey to move into the region. This decision angered lawmakers from both parties, who felt the U.S. was abandoning Kurdish allies. Despite Trump's defense of his actions, tensions rose, leading to a contentious meeting with Democratic leaders. Trump promised sanctions on Turkey, but lawmakers felt they were insufficient and proposed stronger bipartisan sanctions. Meanwhile, Pompeo and Pence were sent to Ankara to negotiate a ceasefire, though Trump's commitment to this effort was unclear.

What was the main reason for the bipartisan rebuke of President Trump by the House?

• His decision to impose sanctions on Russia

• His decision to withdraw troops from Syria

• His decision to increase tariffs on Turkey

• His decision to support Kurdish forces

What was the outcome of the meeting between President Trump and congressional leaders regarding Syria?

• A heated argument leading to Democrats leaving

• A mutual agreement on sanctions

• A plan to negotiate with Russia

• A decision to send more troops to Syria

What action did President Trump promise but has not fully implemented regarding Turkey?

• Increasing military presence in Syria

• Imposing significant sanctions on Turkey

• Negotiating a peace treaty with Syria

• Supporting Kurdish independence

What is the main goal of Mike Pence and Mike Pompeo's visit to Ankara?

• To discuss economic aid

• To establish a military base

• To broker a ceasefire

• To negotiate a trade deal

What is uncertain about President Trump's stance on the ceasefire efforts?

• His plan to negotiate with Russia

• His support for Kurdish forces

• His commitment to the ceasefire

• His willingness to send more troops