Pressuring building on Senate Republicans to pass Trump's megabill

Pressure building on Senate Republicans to pass President Trump's one big beautiful bill as a handful of senators signal they are not supporting it including Senator Ron Johnson. I just can't support something that actually increases the deficit. And that is what's going to happen right now as the bill is currently written. As the bill is currently constructed, it promises to slash federal spending by $1.5 trillion. At the same time, by some estimates, it adds $3.8 trillion to the national deficit over the next 10 years with cuts to Medicaid and food assistance. Republican Senator Ran Paul on CBS. Well, the math doesn't really add up. One of the things this big and beautiful bill is is it's a vehicle for increasing spending for the military and for the border. It's about $320 billion in new spending. To put that in perspective, that's more than all the Doge cuts that we found so far. The bill extends Trump's 2017 tax cuts, allocates $50 billion to resume construction of the border wall, and speeds up Medicaid work requirements. According to the nonpartisan budget office, more than 8 million Americans are projected to lose Medicaid coverage. The governmental public health system is the core system that keeps communities safe and healthy. And if any part of that starts to shift, um, we could see direct and immediate impacts to the health of people on the ground. Republican Senator Joanie Erns heckled at a town hall after saying the bill would prevent undocumented immigrants from receiving Medicaid. They are not eligible. So they will be coming off. So we people are not well we all are going to die. So heaven says the bill has already passed the house winning approval by a single vote. Senate Republicans do have the ability to change the bill, vote on it, approve it. Then the bill goes back to the house where there could be even more debate among Republicans. Perry Russell, ABC News,