BALDWIN: Any minute now, the Republican Party is expected to unveil a new trillion-dollar stimulus plan. It follows a weekend of negotiations between the White House and Senate Republicans. And so their proposal is set to include another round of checks for individuals and families. It will also extend the federal eviction moratorium that just expired last week. Meanwhile, the $600 unemployment benefit would be replaced with $200 payments, as states transition to a system that would offer income replacement to laid-off workers. The Republican plan is also said to include about $16 billion for testing and another $105 billion to help schools reopen. In a statement from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, she accused the Republican Party of stalling to negotiate individual proposals, instead of getting this package deal. Negotiations on this new stimulus come fewer than 100 days until the November election. So, 99 days from now, Americans will choose between President Trump and presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden. New polls show President Trump trailing in states key to his 2016 victory. A new NBC News survey out today shows Trump losing in North Carolina by seven points. And other polls out over the weekend have Biden beating Trump in several critical battleground states. So, just here to help us make sense of it all and looking ahead is CNN political director David Chalian. Hi, David.</s>DAVID CHALIAN, CNN POLITICAL DIRECTOR: Hi, Brooke.</s>BALDWIN: What do you, first and foremost -- what do you take away from these polls?</s>CHALIAN: Well, the first thing I take away is what you just noted, which is that, across some of these critical battleground states, where Donald Trump won them in 2016, each one of these states we're talking about, they were in the Trump column in 2016, not now. Take a look at Florida, Arizona, Michigan that -- CNN released the new polls in those states just yesterday, and you see that Joe Biden edges out the president in each one of them.
Biden Leading Trump in Polls