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We're going to have a bill, the one big, beautiful bill, I think it's going to be, it's the biggest

bill ever passed, and we've got to get it done.

Tremendous tax cuts for people, tremendous incentives, tremendous regulation cuts, all these

regulations that are so horrible.

President Trump makes a rare visit to Capitol Hill to push House Republicans to support

a sweeping budget bill that gives massive tax breaks to the rich.

The Congressional Budget Office says the bill will result in more than half a trillion dollars in Medicare cuts,

in addition to sweeping cuts to Medicaid and Obamacare.

We'll speak to Bishop William Barber, who's been arrested twice in recent weeks protesting the cuts.

What they're considering right now would cost coverage, would take millions of people, not hundreds and thousands, but millions of people away from Medicaid.

We're talking about $880 billion in cuts over 10 years.

We'll also speak about the budget bill with disability rights activists

Julie Farrar of Adapt and reporter Arjun Singh of The Lever,

which has just released an auto series called The Tax Revolt on the history of the Republican anti-tax movement, then to America's brain drain.

I believe we're experiencing the great American health care tragedy, and it centers around a massive

misallocation of federal government funds. As the Trump administration slashes spending on health care and scientific research, we'll

look at the long-term impacts of Trump's anti-science agenda as scientists look to take their

research overseas.

All of that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.org, the Warren Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman.

Israel's military is continuing its assault on Gaza, killing at least 52 people since sunrise this morning. As Palestinian health officials warn of a growing hunger catastrophe, 80 days after Israel

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