WATCH: Trump discusses House’s final passage of his big bill as he departs for Iowa
Summary
The House of Representatives, led by Republicans, passed President Donald Trump's $4.5 trillion tax and spending bill. The bill passed with a close vote and faced opposition from both Republicans and Democrats. President Trump later spoke about a pause in weapons transfers to Ukraine and his conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.Key Facts
- The House passed a $4.5 trillion tax and spending bill promoted by President Trump.
- The bill had a close vote of 218-214, with two Republicans and all Democrats voting against it.
- GOP leaders worked hard to convince members to support the bill before a July 4th deadline.
- The bill is over 800 pages long and is significant for Trump's second term.
- Trump discussed a pause in weapons transfers to Ukraine, saying the U.S. has already given many weapons.
- He commented that President Biden gave too many weapons to Ukraine.
- Trump had a call with Russian President Putin about Iran and the Ukraine war but reported no progress on ending the conflict.
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