Senate Passes Bill to Let 9/11 Victims Sue

The transcript discusses a bipartisan bill passed by voice vote in the Senate, led by Chuck Schumer and John Cornyn, despite White House objections. It highlights Saudi Arabia's U.S. Treasury holdings and potential asset sales if the bill becomes law. The Senate's sudden action is noted, with uncertainty about the House's response. Schumer and Cornyn emphasize maintaining U.S.-Saudi relations while addressing terrorism. Concerns about sovereign immunity and potential international repercussions are raised, with Speaker Ryan's stance being pivotal.

What concerns did Speaker Paul Ryan express about the legislation?

How might the passage of this law affect the concept of sovereign immunity according to the discussion?