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8:13Now PlayingRepublican Representative Chuck Fleischmann said he's confident Congress will be able to finish the remaining government spending bills before Jan. 30, when the current temporary funding expires.
President Donald Trump said he hopes to secure a solution by Jan. 30 for an impending surge in health insurance premiums for millions of Americans, the first timeline he has publicly offered for what he has pitched as an alternative to the Affordable Care Act.
Trump said in an interview with Fox News Radio Friday that Republican senators Rick Scott of Florida and Katie Britt of Alabama are working on the proposal.
“We have a Jan. 30 day coming up, I’d like to see if we could do it by then,” Trump said. “They say, ‘well, let’s go another year.’ And I said, ‘let’s see if we can get it done by Jan. 30.’”
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise said House Republicans hope to pass health care legislation in December.
Subsidies first enacted during the Biden administration reducing premiums on plans purchased under Obamacare expire at the end of the year, threatening to push up prices for more than 20 million Americans who obtain insurance through the program.
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