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Pelosi, Mnuchin hope for Covid relief as Democrats mull new stimulus Bill

Mnuchin said he would pursue negotiations after the Nov. 3 election if no deal is reached ahead of it.

Nancy Pelosi. Photo: Bloomberg
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Formal talks between Pelosi, Mnuchin, Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer and White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows broke down on Aug. 7.

Reuters Washington
US House of Representative Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin both expressed hope for a breakthrough on Covid-19 relief on Wednesday, as they prepared to resume talks aimed at hammering out a bipartisan deal.

As House lawmakers began moving forward on a new $2.2 trillion Democratic coronavirus stimulus bill, Mnuchin said he thought that he and Pelosi could "reach a reasonable compromise" and would know in the next day or two whether they had an "overall understanding."

"We're both making a good faith effort to try to get this done. And I think we want to figure out

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