Update: The House Monday evening finally approved the “technical corrections” to Coronavirus response bill by unanimous consent and it’s now heading to the Senate.

House just approved the “technical corrections" to coronavirus economic relief bill by unanimous consent. It now heads to Senate. — Craig Caplan (@CraigCaplan) March 17, 2020

The House of Representatives passed a Coronavirus response bill on Saturday, however the drama continued into Monday because the House Democrats cannot come to an agreement with the White House over what needs to be changed.

Pelosi is still working out the “major differences” with Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin.

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Last week it was reported that Pelosi tried to sneak in federal funding for abortion into the Coronavirus response bill.

Now it’s being reported that the House met twice on Monday morning and gaveled in and gaveled out and have NOT approved the changes to the bill.

This is a huge problem because the House cannot send the bill to the Senate until they approve of the technical changes.

Rep. Louie Gohmert (R–TX) insists on reading the changes (rightfully so) to the bill because as Pelosi has shown, she will sneak in funding for Democrat-backed causes.

Politico reported:

Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin were still working on the details Monday. House sources said Monday that “major differences” remained between the White House and House Democrats over what was adopted and needed to be changed. This is slowing down the time table for House completion of the bill and sending it onto the Senate. Pelosi and administration officials still remain hopeful they can achieve a workable compromise, but were tight lipped about the state of play on Monday. The House passed its emergency package early Saturday morning but needs to make some technical corrections. Adding to the uncertainty on timing, Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-Texas) is threatening to hold up the bill until he reviews the corrections.

Gohmert insists that he is not holding up the bill. There are 87 pages of changes to the language that he insists on reading and most Senators aren’t back in DC yet.

Gohmert indicates via Twitter he is not holding up the coronavirus bill. Says most senators aren’t even back in DC yet. Says the latest technical changes to the coronavirus bill clocks in at 87 pages — Chad Pergram (@ChadPergram) March 16, 2020

“Someone should at least read” the bill a source told Fox News.

4) Fox is told Gohmert flew back to Washington to review the legislation. Fox is told there are 46 pages of changes to the 110 page bill. “Somebody should at least go through it,” said one source. — Chad Pergram (@ChadPergram) March 16, 2020

Never forget that Nancy Pelosi held up a vote on Coronavirus a few weeks ago so that Democrats could run ads against Republicans on Super Tuesday.