Pelosi Will Keep House In Session Until Coronavirus Aid Is Passed

The transcript discusses the ongoing negotiations for a coronavirus relief bill. Speaker Pelosi emphasizes the need for health and economic aid to be agreed upon with Republicans before the House can adjourn. She indicates a willingness to extend the session beyond October 2nd if necessary. Despite interest from House Democrats and the White House, negotiations have stalled due to disagreements over the amount and cost concerns from some Republicans. President Trump has urged Republicans to approve a larger aid package.

What is the main reason Pelosi insists on staying in session?

• To pass a new healthcare reform

• To agree on a coronavirus relief bill

• To discuss foreign policy

• To finalize the budget for next year

What might happen if an agreement on the relief bill is not reached by October 2nd?

• The session will be adjourned

• The session may be extended

• The relief bill will be discarded

• A new election will be called

What is causing the delay in the relief bill negotiations?

• Concerns over cost by some Republicans

• Lack of interest from Democrats

• Technical issues in drafting the bill

• Disagreements on foreign aid

What did President Trump urge Republicans to do regarding the relief package?

• Reduce the package size

• Sign off on a larger package

• Delay the decision

• Focus on other legislative matters

In what medium did President Trump express his encouragement to Republicans?

• A television interview

• A public rally

• A press conference

• A tweet