Trump urged House Republicans not to disrupt Medicaid in the middle of the urge to pass the Bill to advance his agenda: Source

President Donald Trump on Tuesday morning increased heat in the Republican Holddout Votes house that endangered the Megabill journey aimed at advancing his legislative agenda, Sumber told ABC News.

Trump spoke to the conference because more than a dozen republic seeks additional changes to the law. Without change, there was enough opposition to defeat him as a speaker Mike Johnson was only able to lose three votes.

Johnson said on Tuesday afternoon that he was “very confident” he could turn the voice of Holdduts Gop.

“We have a number of loose to bind, but they gather well,” Johnson told reporters. “We have a few hours in front of us to finish this, and I’m very sure we will do it.”

Previously, Trump used a curse to urge members of the House of the Republic of House not to confuse Medicaid and chose to support the Tuesday morning’s bill, Sumber told ABC News.

The request came when the hard people pushed a tighter Medicaid slaughter for only one day or more before the Big Bill with a list of washing the Trump-Campaign Promise would be to go to the floor. Johnson is eyeing the vote on Wednesday.

Another sticky point among the detention of the Republican party is the limit on the reduction in state and local taxes. And the source told ABC News that Trump told Republican cadres who pushed higher limits on the reduction of state and local taxes (SALT) to take the current agreement on the table and “continued.”

Trump urged the Republican Party to remain together and complete the bill – and gave to the American people, according to a White House official.

A White House official told ABC News that Trump lost patience with the detention of Republicans, including salt caucus and Freedom House caucus. The President clarifies that he wants every Republican to vote for the bill, the official added.

Leaving the meeting of the DPR GOP conference, Trump said the meeting went well, but was pushed back to the reports that he lost patience with the detention of Republican.

“I think it’s really great; it is a love meeting. Let me tell you, it is love in the room. There is no scream. I think it is a love meeting,” Trump told reporters, then added that anyone who said he lost his patience was “a liar.”

Projecting self -confidence, Trump said, “We will finish it,” added that “We are faster than the schedule.”

So, is Trump’s pressure campaign enough to move it on the fence to the column?

Asked whether according to him Trump moved the votes, Holddout Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Ariz, said “Yes, I think so.” Biggs is still not committed to supporting bills.

Holddut’s colleague Rep. Ralph Norman, RS.C., said Trump “did a good job,” but refused to say whether Trump changed his mind.

“If the voting is held now, it dies in a painful death,” Rep. Andy Ogg, R-Tenn., Told reporters on Tuesday afternoon.

Another hard liner tells ABC News that they still believe in changes in bills-such as additional medicaid slaughtering can be on the table. Burchett Tim Representative, R-Tenn., Said he was sure more “tweaks” could be made before the bill went to the DPR Regulation Committee at 1 o’clock in the morning Wednesday morning.

But time is almost gone and Trump obviously he doesn’t want to delay anymore.

Cleaning the Parliament is only the first obstacle for the bill – he must also pass with a telegraping Republican Senate Conference that they plan to make changes.

Following Trump’s visit to Capitol Hill, Johnson spent slightly under half an hour behind a closed door with a Republican senate, which said they were clear about the desire to continue Trump’s legislative agenda into the law as quickly as possible. They have worked behind the scenes where they can, they say, to work with home.

But the Republic Senate also explained that they had the intention to modify the bill.

“When the house acts, and [Johnson is] Convite that they will do it, then we will have something that we will be able to put in front of our members and find out whether there are things that we need to adjust or modify or change, “majority leader John Thune, Rs.D., said.” And I think he fully understands and accepts that. “

Senator John Hoeven, RN.D., also said Johnson knew that the senate would modify it.

“He knows we will make changes. He is a very smart man, a good man, he knows we will make changes,” Hoeven said. “We have many agreements. There are several fields that we must change because of our rules, he knows that.”

No matter how cautious the needle is threaded to get moderate houses and hard players on boats for voting this weekend, if the bill is re-introduced by a senate who is at risk of creating obstacles that are very difficult for Johnson at the end of the road when the bill returns to the DPR.

Meanwhile, DPR Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries sent a letter to Johnson and Chair of the Virginia Foxx Regulation Committee, asking them to “immediately reschedule” the meeting of the 1 morning Regulation Committee.

Democrats New York condemned the law for what he called the “biggest” for Medicaid and nutritional assistance in American history.

“It is very disturbing that you will try to make this legislation in the throat of Americans,” Jeffries wrote in a statement to his colleagues. “What else do you hide?”

“It is very important that you immediately reschedule the meeting so that it can be debated in the light of the day,” added Jeffries. Republicans schedule a hearing at the earliest hours in accordance with the DPR’s regulation after the budget committee approved the Sunday night package.

Ahead of the meeting, Trump – Flanked by Johnson – issued a strong warning to the Republican party that did not fall in line with “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” their warning could be criminalized if they voted against the signature bill.

Trump emphasized that GOP is an integrated party, but also adds that people will not get everything they want in the bill.

“Well, it’s not a matter of detention, we have a very united party. We have never had a party like this. There are some people who want some things that I might not like or that they will not get, but I think we will have extraordinary ones – unlucky. We have extraordinary talent“Trump said.

After the President left, the Republican leaders made a statement but did not accept questions.

“Failure is not an option,” Johnson said. “We have to finish this.”

ABC News’ Hannah Demissie contributed to this report.