President to address House GOP; RFK Jr. attested on the hill

After Trump had come out of the door with the house republicans on the Capitol Hill for a meeting with the Republicans, he said that he would use some changes to the reconciliation law that the house should be about this week.

“We will make a few changes,” he said reporters of legislation, which is repelled from several committees.

Trump did not show what these changes would bring, but he suggested that he was not a fan of state and local tax deductions (Salt) and said that democratic governors want them to be included in the law. A group of Republicans from Blausstaten has also called for a higher cap for salt.

The president repeatedly claimed that despite the inclusion of republican provisions, in order to limit the program, the president would not make reductions against Medicaid, which could make it more difficult for people.

When asked whether he wants the legislation to contain work requirements for Medicaid, Trump said: “We don't touch anything. Everything I want is one thing – three words, we don't want waste, fraud or abuse … Otherwise we leave it.”