House To Vote On Bill Providing Extra $1.9B For Security

The transcript discusses a bill proposing $1.9 billion for security enhancements in response to the January 6th attack. The funding aims to reimburse agencies like the National Guard and FBI, upgrade Capitol Hill security, and provide training for law enforcement. Additionally, Congress plans to vote on creating a 10-member commission to investigate the January 6th events, with a final report due by year-end.

What is the primary purpose of the $1.9 billion bill discussed in the video?

• To provide healthcare benefits to veterans

• To enhance security measures in response to the January 6th attack

• To support educational programs

• To fund new infrastructure projects

Which agencies are mentioned as recipients of the reimbursement from the security funding?

• The Environmental Protection Agency and NASA

• The Department of Transportation and Homeland Security

• The National Guard and Capitol Police

• The Department of Education and the IRS

What additional measures are included in the funding besides reimbursement?

• Building new government offices

• Upgrading security on Capitol Hill and training law enforcement

• Developing renewable energy sources

• Launching a new space program

How many members will the proposed commission have to investigate the January 6th attack?

• 20 members

• 15 members

• 10 members

• 5 members

Who is responsible for selecting the chair of the commission?

• Democratic leaders

• The Supreme Court

• Republican leaders

• The President