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Is Trump trying to sink both Obamacare and the Iran deal?

I'm Jamil Smith in for Warren Alley, and this is To the Point.

President Trump on Thursday took not one but two

dramatic actions to weaken the Affordable Care Act. First, an executive order to expand

cheap, less robust insurance. Then late last night, he declared the government will no longer

pay some $7 billion in subsidies that help people with lower incomes purchase health insurance.

What's it all mean for the future of Obamacare?

And on foreign policy, today Trump is announcing that he'll disavow the landmark nuclear deal

that the Obama administration helped strike with Iran, not scrapping it exactly,

but kicking the responsibility for what happens next to Congress.

Two campaign promises, two ways to erase the Obama legacy at home and abroad.

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I'm Jemil Smith, in for Warren Alley, back with To the Point.

President Trump is trying to make good this week on two campaign promises that upend the legacies of his predecessor, Barack Obama.

Later in the show, we'll look at Trump's disavowal of the Iran nuclear deal today, kicking the matter to Congress.

Is it a real foreign policy reversal or more of a political compromise?

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