Trump ramps up pressure on Pelosi over stalemate on small business program: ?Come back to Washington?

“The entrepreneurial spirit of America is so important, but it is also important for us to have more funds for those on the front lines, the health care workers, the police and fire, EMS folks and all those who really need help as they try to save lives.““The fact that small governments, local governments and state governments are so lacking money is also vital,” Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Friday.” And when they lay off hundreds of thousands of people, which they will before May 4th, when we come back, that's just as bad as a small business person not being able to employ people.”“So you need it to be a little more comprehensive than just giving money to one small business program,” he said, before adding that Democrat and Republican staffers have been having “constructive” talks and believe an agreement is in sight.An administration source told Fox News on Friday that the White House is increasingly confident that a deal will be struck by the beginning of next week on a plan to replenish the program. That deal is believed to include $250 billion for the program, an unknown amount for the Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program and $75 billion for hospitals.Meanwhile, a Democrat source told Fox that a compromise deal they sent over on Friday would include $150 billion in state and local funding -- it would provide funding for states based on need, but also new money for cities, counties and town, States including Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin could receive billions in aid under the proposal.CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APPThe vote could come as early as Monday afternoon, although a Tuesday vote is more likely, the administration source said.Fox News’ John Roberts, Chad Pergram and The Associated Press contributed to this report.Get all the stories you need-to-know from the most powerful name in news delivered first thing every morning to your inboxSubscribedYou've successfully subscribed to this newsletter!This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.