WH Economic Adviser Touts Latest Coronavirus Relief Amid Skepticism

The transcript discusses the ongoing negotiations for a coronavirus relief bill. President Trump initially halted talks with Speaker Pelosi but later resumed them. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin proposed a $1.8 trillion package, countering Pelosi's $2.2 trillion proposal, despite Senate Republican opposition. Adviser Larry Kudlow criticized Democrats for delaying targeted measures. Pelosi insists on a comprehensive package, including state funding. Senate Majority Leader McConnell doubts a deal will pass before the election. Meanwhile, unemployment remains high, affecting major U.S. companies.

What did Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell say about the likelihood of a deal passing before the election?

What impact did the negotiations have on unemployment claims and layoffs in major U.S. companies?