Who told you that?

That's what we heard inside the room.

He said it's a lie.

Wait, wait.

Who's told you that?

You heard from people inside the room? It's totally true. I never used the term. I didn't say losing. I didn't even talk about. In fact, it's the opposite. I think we're getting into that. I'm not losing patients. We're ahead of schedule. Anybody that told you that, who's alive.

That was President Trump yesterday on Capitol Hill, denying that he's losing patience with fellow Republicans in the House who are not currently supporting his budget package.

Meanwhile, lawmakers are now hours into a Rules Committee meeting debating that legislation.

The question is, did the president's trip to the hill

sway any of those holdouts? Plus, we're learning more about former President Biden's medical

history amid his cancer diagnosis. And the question is, when was the last time he was

screened for prostate cancer? We have that answer. We'll tell you later. Also ahead, we'll have an

update on the issues plaguing Newark Airport ahead of a busy

summer travel season. The question is, what's being done to prevent delays and cancellations?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early. The show that definitely got a bit more sleep than

some members of Congress. They are definitely keeping way too early hours. I'm Ali Vitale on this

Wednesday, May 21st, and we'll start there with the news because the House Rules Committee is

holding a meeting right now on President Trump's so-called one big beautiful bill to

advance his legislative agenda. The lawmakers convened at 1 a.m. to process and debate any changes

to this legislation. What you're seeing here is live. More than 300 amendments have been submitted

to the committee, most of them from Democrats. But this meeting comes after President Trump visited Capitol Hill yesterday

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