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The 'big ugly bill' resulted in $1 trillion in cuts to Medicaid, impacting essential healthcare services.

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Now playing on All Clips The 'big ugly bill' resulted in $1 trillion in cuts to Medicaid, impacting essential healthcare services. Kamala Harris Watch on Instagram · Transcript & source

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Who
Kamala Harris
Where
interview
Original footage
The National Desk · watch the full video from this moment
Length
57 seconds, unedited within the cut
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hungry children, because that's what SNAP is for. It is for hungry children. It is for elders who don't have enough resources to be able to eat. On the backs of people who rely on Medicaid for their healthcare. Over half the children born in America, the funding resource for that is Medicaid. Medicaid. The majority of maternal health care is funded through Medicaid. Rural hospitals are closing because of the cut to Medicaid. And in that bad bill, $1 trillion of cuts to Medicaid. And why? Because they needed to pay for tax breaks for multi -millionaires billionaires.

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