Trump Medicaid Congress Bill

President Donald Trump warned the Republicans of the Republicans of the Republicans with Medicaid on Tuesday, when he pressed her closed doors during a meeting to say goodbye to a large tax bill, a source to CNBC said.

Trump's blunt message came during a visit to Capitol Hill.

The movement on the tax bill was hindered by a small number of Republicans of Trump in the House of Representatives, including a group that wishes the cuts of the massive Medicaid Health Care Coverage program, which mainly covers people with low income.

Medicaid, which is financed jointly by the federal government and the individual states and the smaller pediatric health insurance program, covers almost 80 million Americans.

A tracking survey in April of the Health Policy Research Group KFF showed that 61% of Americans lean against the employees and the expenditure among federal health agencies against the cuts of the employees.

Other legislators who were stumbling blocks to adopt the law on the adoption of the legislation are Republicans from New York and California who want to increase the deduction for state and local taxes, and others who want to reduce the Federal Deficit's Reductions.

The spokesman for House, Mike Johnson, R-La.

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