Bipartisan Group Of Senators Agrees On $1.2T Infrastructure Plan

The transcript discusses a new infrastructure proposal of 1.2 trillion dollars over 8 years, with nearly half in new spending. The proposal, confirmed by Newsy reporter Nathaniel Reid, is said to be fully paid for but excludes corporate tax increases, a key part of President Biden's plans. There are doubts about its acceptance by the White House and enough Republican support in the Senate. The transcript emphasizes the need for prompt and robust action, highlighting skepticism about Republican seriousness.

What is the current stance of the White House regarding the infrastructure proposal?

• The White House has rejected the proposal.

• The White House is not involved.

• The White House has accepted the proposal.

• The White House is fully supportive.

How much is the proposed spending in the infrastructure plan?

• 800 billion over 6 years

• 2 trillion over 10 years

• 1.2 trillion over 8 years

• 500 billion over 5 years

What portion of the proposed spending is new?

• Nearly half

• One-third

• All of it

• Three-quarters

What key element is missing from the proposal that might affect its acceptance?

• Education funding

• Healthcare reforms

• Corporate tax increases

• Environmental regulations

What is the main concern about the proposal's acceptance in the Senate?

• Too much new spending

• Lack of support from Democrats

• Lack of support from Republicans

• Insufficient funding