WASHINGTON (Reuters) - White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows said on Wednesday he has seen encouraging signs by Democrats on reaching a deal on coronavirus relief legislation and the biggest stumbling blocks remain aid to state and local governments.
"I've had a number of conversations with Democrats on Capitol Hill, not just the Problem Solvers Caucus but a number of others," Meadows told reporters at the White House. "I think there's a growing sense that there's still some real needs that need to be addressed. And I've tried to express the willingness on behalf of the White House to hopefully address those."