Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford (D) joins Ana Cabrera to share his concerns on the cuts to health care coverage in President Trump's megabill and says if the Trump administration "violates the law" his state "will sue.

“Mean and cruel” — that’s how U.S. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto described Medicaid cuts in President Donald Trump’s budget bill after passage in the Senate. She gathered Nevada health care leaders and workers July 2 to talk about how the state would be affected.

President Donald Trump's "big beautiful bill" would make sweeping changes to U.S. health care, leaving millions without health insurance and threatening hospitals.  The Senate passed the spending measure after a marathon voting session on amendments,

The passage of the bill would go against Trump's repeated promises to keep Medicaid intact. Health policy experts and health care workers say sharp Medicaid cuts could result in vulnerable Americans no longer being able to receive care, either by losing coverage or by closing the centers that provide such care.

Extends and expands the 2017 Trump tax cuts, making most provisions permanent, including lower rates for individuals and businesses. $4.5 trillion in total tax reductions over a d