Okay, everyone, I mean, this was the scene on Capitol Hill today.

Members of the disability community, you can see them right there in the video,

showed up at a House committee meeting to protest Republicans proposed changes to Medicaid in their budget bill.

Changes that the Congressional Budget Office says could cause millions of Americans to lose insurance coverage. What better to protest?

Now, the people there, you can see them all, they're voicing their freedom of speech right there.

They interrupted the meeting with shouts of no cuts to Medicaid, no cuts to Medicaid, and were

promptly escorted out of the building by police officers. Twenty-five of them were arrested.

And then, even after all that, Republicans went forward with their first step toward enacting those Medicaid cuts.

And that all created what I would consider quite a split-screen moment today,

because as those concerned citizens, you just saw protesting in the House, what the impact of Medicaid

cuts would be on their lives and many of the lives of their friends and colleagues around

the country, where was Donald Trump?

Well, the President of the United States was nearly 7,000 miles away, sitting in a gilded

palace surrounded by billionaires.

Now, the stated reason for his visit to Saudi Arabia

and his paling around with the crown prince,

Muhammad bin Salman, also known as MBS,

and a man perhaps best known for personally approving

the murder of an American journalist,

was to get them to invest in American businesses.

Trump claimed at the outset of his trip

that he was going to get the Saudis to invest

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