Sources stated that President Donald Trump on Tuesday morning attended the heat on the votes of Republicans in the House of Representatives, which exposes the adoption of huge magnitude aimed at advancing his legislative agenda.
Trump spoke to the conference as more than ten Republicans are asking for additional changes to the legislation. Without changes, there is sufficient opposition to defeat it as the speaker Mike Johnson can only lose three votes.
Johnson said on Tuesday afternoon that he was “very confident” that he could turn the voices of the Republican Party.
“We have a number of loose parties to connect them, but they meet well,” Johnson told reporters. “We have a few hours in front of us to work on this, and I am very confident that we will do.”
President Donald Trump and Parliament Speaker Mike Johnson speak to the press after a conference meeting in the House of Representatives in the American Capitol Building in Washington, May 20, 2025.
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Earlier, Trump used an obscene speech to urge members of the Republican Conference to the House of Representatives not to chaos with Medicaid and vote in favor of his bill on Tuesday morning.
This request comes at a time when the longing presses more stricter Medicaid discounts one day before or so before the huge-bill full of a laundry list of Trump’s campaign promises to Earth. Johnson aims to vote on Wednesday.
Another point for adhesion between the Republican episodes is the maximum government and local tax discounts. The sources told ABC News that Trump told the Republican staff who are largely paid in the state’s discount and local taxes (SALT) to take the current deal on the table and “move forward”.
Trump urged the Republicans to adhere to each other, complete the bill – and connect the American people, according to an official at the White House.
A White House official told ABC News that Trump loses his patience with Republican property, including The Salt Caucus and The House Freedom Caucus. The official added that the president made it clear that he wanted every Republican to vote with yes on the draft law.
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Leaving the GOP conference in the House of Representatives, Trump said the meeting was well, but he pushed against those reports that he was losing his patience with Republican acceptance.
Trump told reporters: “I think it was really wonderful,” Trump told reporters.
“We will accomplish it,” Trump said, adding, “We are before the specified date.”
Was Trump’s pressure campaign sufficient to transfer those on the fence to a yes column?
When asked if he believed that Trump conveyed any voices, MP Andy Biggs, RRES, said, “Yes, I assume that.” Biggs still does not adhere to supporting the bill.
His colleague, MP Ralph Norman, said RS.
President Donald Trump and Speaker of Parliament Mike Johnson speak to media members before a closed Republican conference meeting in the House of Representatives in Capitol Hill, Washington, May 20, 2025
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“If the vote is made at the present time, it is a painful death,” MP Andy Oglaz, R-ENN told reporters on Tuesday afternoon.
Others tell them ABC news that they still believe that changes in the draft law-such as Medicaid’s additional discounts-are still on the table. Representative Tim Porschet, R-Tenn, said he believed that more “amendments” can be made before the draft law goes to the House of Representatives Bases Committee at one o’clock on Wednesday morning.
But the time was running out and Trump is clear that he did not want more delay.
The House of Representatives cleansing is just an obstacle to the bill – it will also have to pass a crowd of a Republican Senate conference, which is already planning to make changes.
After Trump’s visit to Capitol Hill, Johnson spent just less than half an hour of closed doors with Republicans in the Senate, who say they are clear about the desire to transfer Trump’s legislative agenda to the law as quickly as possible. They were working behind the scenes where they could, as they said, were in cooperation with the house.
But the Republicans of the Senate also made it clear that they have every intention to amend the bill.
“When the house behaves, and [Johnson is] “There is completely confident that they will be, we will be able to put it in front of our members and know if there are things that we need to control, modify or change,” said the majority leader John Thun, and I think he understands completely and accepts it. “
President Donald Trump arrives with Parliament Speaker Mike Johnson to attend a Republican meeting in the House of Representatives in the American Capitol Building, May 20, 2025 in Washington.
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Senator John Hoffin, RN, said. Johnson said that the Senate will be guaranteed.
“He knows that we will make changes. He is a really smart man, a good man, and he knows that we will make changes,” Hovin said. “We have a lot of agreement. There are some areas that we have to change because of our rules know this.”
Regardless of the need for the needle to obtain moderate at home and hard -line women to vote later this week, if the draft law is equipped by the Senate, it risks the creation of very difficult obstacles to Johnson on the road when the bill returns to the House of Representatives.
Meanwhile, the leader of the minority in the House of Representatives, Hakim Jeffrez, sent a message to Johnson and the Chair of the Bases Committee, Virginia Fox, and asked for a “resluity” immediately “at the meeting of the Rules Committee at 1 am.
Democrat in New York criticized the legislation for what it called “Akbar”, to Medicid and food assistance in American history.
“It is extremely disturbing to try to disturb this legislation in the throat of the American people,” Jeffrez wrote in a statement to his colleagues. “What do you hide?”
“It is necessary to reschedule the meeting immediately in order to be discussed in light of the day,” Jeffrez added. Republicans set the hearing as soon as possible, according to the rules of the House of Representatives, after the budget committee approved the package late on Sunday.
Before the meeting, Trump – which is surrounded by Johnson – issued a strict warning to the Republicans who are not in line with the “Great Grand Law Law”, a warning that they may be strengthened if they voted against the draft law of its signing.
Trump stressed that the Republican Party is a unified party, but also added that people will not get everything they want in the bill.
“Well, it’s not a suspended issue, we have a very uniform party. We have never had such a party. There are some people who want some things that I may not like or not get, but I think we will get enormous – not a tremendous luck. TalentTrump said.
After the president left, the Republican leaders made notes, but they did not receive any questions.
“Failure is not just an option,” Johnson said. “We have to accomplish this.”
ABC News’ Hannah Demissie contributed to this report.
