“(House Speaker Nancy Pelosi) I also spent a lot of time on the phone. Next week, I hope we can work for substantial relief,” Hoare told CNN’s Abby Philippe about “Insight Politics.” Democrats say, “We’re not going to get everything we want. We think state and local (aid) is important. And we can get it if we want to get it. But we want people to get help. In fact, they are really in trouble and in great danger.” “We have to do the essential things,” he said. Hoyer later told Philip. “Because we can’t get a political agreement, we have time to do things we don’t include, we have time to do it.” The leader said the bill would focus on money for small businesses, vaccine distribution, unemployment and childcare, “all of which are in agreement”, which was created by bipartisan legislators. But despite optimism, relief talks are slowing down, Hill leaders are still a long way off, sources from both parties told CNN Sunday morning that Democrats have not yet dropped the state and local aid demands opposed by Republicans. The impetus for the way forward is not as clear as ever, although congressional aides working on it believe it could shake things up somewhat over the weekend. Pelosi stressed that the council could extend its session to Christmas week if necessary. On Sunday, two senators said a stimulus bill would be released on Monday. “We’re going to introduce a bill tomorrow night,” said Louisiana Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy told CNN’s Jack Tapper about the “State of the Union.” “The leadership can reject it, I can not manage it.” “There will be a deal,” he added. Democrat Sen. from West Virginia. Joe Munchin told Fox News that despite Friday’s concerns that the bipartisan group would have difficulty reaching a conclusion that “a full bill will be released the day before tomorrow,” the talks “did not fall apart.” He said the group was talking over the weekend and another call would come in on Sunday. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told a news conference Sunday, “The good news is that the eight gangs are working hard and hope to get something early tomorrow morning. This is not all we want, but it’s a good structure. I hope so. ”Although senators in the bipartisan group on Sunday morning promised to release the bill text on Monday in their $ 908 billion plan, they did not yet have a deal, and sources said they were still struggling to reach an agreement on liability protection for businesses and others. Six senators are calling for an attempt to reach an agreement on the issue after fighting for several weeks on Sunday afternoon. Congress leaders must finally decide what provisions will be included in the last $ 1.4 trillion omnibus bill to finance the government. . Congress leaders, however, disagree on which rules should be included. This report has been updated with additional reporting. CNN’s Manu Raju, Sarah Jorgensen, Ben Geldon, Nicky Robertson and Lauren Fox contributed to the report. .
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