Negotiations on the upcoming coronavirus relief package are expected to dominate the Sunday circuit this weekend as Republicans resolve internal fissures before beginning talks with Democrats.
Republicans suffered a shameful setback this week when they were forced to delay the presentation of their proposal, as the Senate Republican Party and the White House were unable to reach a full agreement after saying they had a fundamental agreement.
“The administration has requested additional time to review the details, but we will present this proposal early next week. We have agreement in principle on the form of this package,” said the Senate Majority Leader. Mitch McConnell
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Much of the disagreement has focused on the final price of the package, and conservatives say the initial $ 1 trillion target is already too high and will likely skyrocket after negotiations with Democrats.
Leading the negotiations for the White House is the chief of staff. Mark Meadows
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Democrats have taken advantage of the mess, noting that the delay in reaching an agreement on the package will practically guarantee the imminent expiration of higher unemployment benefits.
“This weekend, millions of Americans will lose their unemployment insurance, risk being evicted from their homes, and could be fired by the state and local government, and there is only one reason: Republicans have been vacillating for months as States United the crisis deepens “, speaker Nancy Pelosi
Nancy Pelosi 7-year-old John Lewis’s great-nephew calls civil rights icon ‘my hero’ from the White House, Congress talks about upcoming coronavirus relief bill as COVID-19 continues to grow The family honors John Lewis at the monument in his hometown MORE (D-Calif.) And minority leader of the Senate Charles Schumer
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The package is expected to address a variety of issues, including unemployment benefits, school reopens, test money, and stimulus checks.
Below are the complete lineups of the Sunday politics talk shows:
ABC “This week” – Meadows, Governor of New Mexico Michelle Lujan Grisham
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NBC’s “Meet the Press” – to be announced.
CBS “Face the Nation” – pelosi; Senator Ted Cruz
Rafael (Ted) Edward Cruz White House, Congress talks about upcoming coronavirus relief bill as COVID-19 continues to rise Cuomo wishes good morning to ‘everyone in a mask’ Conservatives criticize Supreme Court ruling: Roberts ‘abandoned his oath’ MORE (R-Texas); Secretary of Health and Human Services, Alex Azar; Eugene Woods, President and CEO of Atrium Health; Scott Gottlieb, former commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration.
CNN “State of the Union” – Assistant to the Secretary of Health, Admiral Brett Giroir; White House Economic Advisor Larry kudlow
Lawrence (Larry) Alan KudlowMORE; Rep. Karen bass
Karen Ruth BassHarris, seen as Biden VP’s favorite as the White House ticking clock, Congress talks about upcoming coronavirus relief bill as COVID-19 continues to rise Democrats hope the crash will resonate with a key block: MORE Women (D-Calif.); Maryland Governor Larry Hogan (R); Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot (D).
Fox News Sunday – Mnuchin Tom Frieden, former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Fox News “Sunday Morning Futures” – Sen. Lindsey Graham
Lindsey Olin Graham White House, Congress talks about upcoming coronavirus relief bill, as COVID-19 continues to increase VOA visa decision could hinder Venezuela’s coverage. The Republican Party may face tax reduction options or stimulus checks MORE (RS.C.); Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Chad WolfChad WolfHouse lawmakers will launch an investigation into DHS, excluding NY from the White House from the Trusted Traveler Program, and Congress will discuss the upcoming coronavirus relief bill as COVID-19 continues to increase federal agents collide with Portland protesters use tear gas MORE; Rep. Devin Nunes
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“America this week” with Eric Bolling – Sen. Tom Cotton
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