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Coronavirus / US / Stimulus Bill / Trump Veto / A Discussion #1276634

CNN Evening News for Tuesday, Dec 22, 2020
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(Studio: John Berman; Washington: John Harwood) The threat of the veto from President Trump to the compromise economic stimulus bill that may be part of a burn the house down plan which would need an override when scared Congressmen might not back the bill discussed.

(Studio: John Berman; New York: Maggie Haberman) What we are seeing with Trump opposing foreign aid stuffed in this stimulus bill & what it would mean for Republicans after Trump was not involved in this bill at all discussed.

(Studio: John Berman; Washington: John Harwood; New York: Maggie Haberman) What more Trump could do if he stays at the White House: that he may not veto this bill, on his lashing out at Congress, on his limited attacks on Senator Mitch McConnell discussed.

Reporter(s):
Berman, John;
Harwood, John;
Haberman, Maggie
Duration:
00:09:00

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