In the big beautiful bill and the working families tax cut that we passed and got signed into law July 4th, we included in the House version of that bill The cost sharing reductions model... would have brought premiums down 12% for the average American, and it would have saved taxpayers $30 billion. You know what they did, the Senate Democrats, they took that provision out of the bill. They fought it. (16:53–17:06)
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Asserts that a cost-sharing reductions model would reduce premiums by 12% and save $30 billion.
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