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President Donald Trump snapped as he spoke with the media, snapping at a reporter who asked about his meeting with Republicans on Capitol Hill.

“Andy Harris said that you didn't adequately convince enough people to vote for the bill,” the reporter asked, referring to the Maryland Republican. “The House Freedom Caucus ... ”

The House Republican budget bill cuts Medicaid, and some deficit hawks want further cuts. But on Tuesday, President Donald Trump told them in no uncertain terms that they had better not do it.

Trump was on Capitol Hill to meet with the caucus after the GOP held legislative votes and meetings under the cloak of darkness to discuss controversial budget cuts.

Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-NH) grilled DHS Secretary Kristi Noem over misconceptions about habeas corpus, the legal right to challenge detentions in court.

During Tuesday's Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee hearing, Hassan asked Noem to explain habeas corpus rights.

President Donald Trump argued that a GOP budget bill should help only Republican states instead of benefiting Democratic governors.

"We're going to make a couple of tweaks," Trump said of his "one big beautiful bill" during a Tuesday trip to Capitol Hill. "I mean, we don't want to benefit Democrat governors, although I would do that if it made it better, but they don't know what they're doing."

President Donald Trump addressed reporters Tuesday before a closed door meeting at which he was expected to pressure Republican members of Congress in an attempt to pass through his ‘big, beautiful bill.”

Some congressional Republicans are balking at passing the budget, claiming it does not go far enough to cut "waste, fraud, and abuse." Other members of the party claim the cuts go too far and will have a negative impact on their constituents.

As Republican lawmakers fight to lower the United States' deficit, CNN’s Harry Enten claims Americans just don’t care about the country’s deficit as much as they do about tax breaks.

“All right, as we speak, President Trump is getting ready to head up to Capitol Hill to try to salvage his multi-trillion-dollar tax and spending cut program,” anchor John Berman said.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough warned that President Donald Trump had little room to maneuver in negotiating an end to Russia's war in Ukraine — and he said the stakes were exceedingly high for him.

The U.S. president spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin by phone Monday, and afterward said the two adversaries must hash out a peace deal with one another, possibly with the pope's help.

A prominent legal analyst delivered a scathing takedown of the Justice Department's decision to charge a New Jersey congresswoman for her role in a confrontation outside a federal detention facility earlier this month.

Rep. LaMonica McIver (D-NJ) was charged by federal prosecutors with assaulting, impeding, and interfering with law enforcement officers during a clash outside the Delaney Hall ICE detention facility in Newark. Federal prosecutors said McIver elbowed an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent during the arrest of Newark Mayor Ras Baraka, who was part of a group of Democratic lawmakers and local officials visiting the facility to protest its use as a migrant holding center. The group said they sought to conduct legitimate congressional oversight.

President Donald Trump told Walmart executives that they must be the ones responsible for the tariffs on foreign goods coming into the United States, reports revealed Monday. Now, Trump is being compared to the former Queen of France, Marie Antoinette, who was accused of ignoring the suffering of her people.

Lucy Caldwell, the campaign manager for former Republican Rep. Joe Walsh's (IL) presidential campaign, joined with "The Weeknight" hosts as Alecia Menendez walked through the report.

President Donald Trump's administration has finally stopped "lying," at least when it comes to tariffs, remarked an MSNBC host on Monday.

At the top of their show, "The Weeknight," co-host Symone Sanders Townsend responded to recent reports about a key confession from U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

When asked about former President Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis, current President Donald Trump said that his predecessor clearly knew about it years ago because he is at "stage nine."

After citing Biden as "stage nine," Trump attacked his cognition, prompting attacks and ridicule.

Many Republicans offered their sympathy and put politics aside at the news of former President Joe Biden's diagnosis of an aggressive, metastasizing form of prostate cancer over the weekend. But far-right commentator Eric Bolling had other ideas.

On his Real America's Voice show, Bolling used the moment to push the unsubstantiated narrative that there was a cover-up and the former president's cancer was known all along — and buried for nefarious purposes.

President Donald Trump was asked about President Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis at the White House on Monday and took a swipe at the former president's doctor.

"I think it's very sad, actually. I'm surprised that it wasn't, you know, the public wasn't notified a long time ago," Trump said. "Again, because to get to stage nine, that's a long time."