Trump Trying to Avoid Govt. Shutdown, Strike Tax Deal

The transcript discusses the potential government shutdown and the importance of passing a funding bill by April 28th to avoid it. It covers upcoming health care and tax reform plans, with insights from Mick Mulvaney on possible funding extensions. The discussion also highlights border security issues and their political implications, emphasizing the Democrats' stance and potential risks for the administration.

What is the primary reason the White House wants to avoid a government shutdown?

• To strengthen relations with Democrats

• To focus on health care reform

• To avoid negative symbolism before the 100-day marker

• To ensure tax reform is passed

What event is scheduled to happen before the unveiling of the tax plan?

• A meeting of the House Freedom Caucus

• A press conference by Mick Mulvaney

• A rally by Democratic leaders

• A vote on the health care bill

What did Mick Mulvaney suggest might happen regarding government funding?

• A one-week extension might be implemented

• A permanent solution will be found

• A new tax plan will be prioritized

• The government will shut down

What could potentially disrupt the government's plans according to the final section?

• A disagreement over health care

• Issues with border security

• Internal conflicts within the White House

• A lack of support for tax reform

How are Democrats responding to the potential government shutdown?

• They are rallying against it

• They are supporting the shutdown

• They are focusing on tax reform

• They are divided on the issue