U.S. House Passes $1.1 Trillion Spending Bill

The transcript discusses a spending bill with a controversial provision allowing banks to trade risky assets with federal backing. This provision, part of a 1600-page bill, sparked bipartisan debate and was criticized by Democrats as unrelated to the bill's main purpose. The bill passed the House with some Democratic support and included a provision increasing political donation limits. It now faces potential objections in the Senate, particularly from Senator Elizabeth Warren, who opposes the bank-related provision. The outcome in the Senate remains uncertain, with possible procedural objections that could delay the bill.

How did Elizabeth Warren react to the provision related to banks?

What potential actions could be taken by senators regarding the bill?