President Biden May Be Flexible On COVID Relief

The transcript discusses a $1.9 trillion COVID relief package, urging Democrats to act quickly. The President is open to changes to satisfy Republicans but finds their $600 billion proposal insufficient. He emphasizes the risk of underreacting to the crisis. A meeting with Senate Democrats explored limiting direct payments to align with GOP preferences.

What is the total value of the COVID relief package discussed by the president?

• $1.9 billion

• $1.9 trillion

• $600 billion

• $600 million

Why did the president urge Democrats to act quickly?

• To increase taxes

• To ensure the relief package is passed swiftly

• To reduce the national debt

• To avoid a government shutdown

What is the president's opinion on the $600 billion plan?

• It is unnecessary

• It is too large

• It is just right

• It is too small

What did the president suggest regarding direct government payments?

• Double the payments

• Increase the amount for everyone

• Limit the number of recipients

• Eliminate the payments

Who did the president meet with to discuss the relief package?

• House Republicans

• Senate Republicans

• State Governors

• Top Senate Democrats