Lawmakers have been in their home districts this week answering tough questions about legislation, making its way through Congress, and about the Trump administration.

Lisa Desjardin reports on the fired up constituents they heard from at town halls.

The most American people.

We're standing up in the Congress.

My opportunity to listen and learn is tonight.

Four lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, heat at home about President Trump's agenda and Democrats'

strategy. I was also proud to vote for President Trump's one big, beautiful bill last week.

This is a generational investment. This is a general investment. This is your time.

Iowa Republican Ashley Hinson, a rising star in Congress, stood her ground on the Republican tax cut and spending cut bill that just passed the House.

This bill is about securing our borders.

This bill is about providing continued tax relief

for working Americans and returning our country to prosperity.

When does it end?

Across Iowa, Republican Senator Joni Ernst

saw frustration about that bill firsthand this morning,

including concerns over how the plan, now heading to the Senate, handles Medicaid, leading

to this response.

When you are arguing about illegals that are receiving Medicaid benefits, 1.4 million,

one point they're not, they are not eligible, so they will be coming off.

So people are not, well, we all are going to die.

So, the other than says.

Congressman Mike Flood.

...