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NEW: CNN’s Dana Bash gets thoroughly schooled on Medicaid work requirements, tries to end the conversation but gets cornered by Scott Bessent. This is satisfying to watch. BASH: “You’ve seen and heard a lot of the concern, including and especially from Republicans, who are the most vocal in Congress,...

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Medicaid’s collapse isn’t just about bureaucratic bloat—it’s the compounding effect of millions added to the rolls through illegal immigration and ER loopholes. Work requirements aren’t punitive; they’re basic accountability. The real fraud? A system that prioritizes non-citizens over veterans and working Americans. While D.C. obsesses over “improper payment” semantics, they ignore the structural theft draining taxpayer-funded care. Bessent’s right: infantilizing the poor is elitist. But let’s not pretend the problem is just paperwork—it’s a flood of unvetted demand crashing a system already gutted by waste. Time to secure the border and slash the slush funds. The numbers behind Medicaid’s unraveling demand daylight—see the evidence:

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I do love Scott Bessent. And Dana Bash is proof that a low IQ serves you well as a CNN talking head.

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The same logic as Democrats saying black people can't figure out how to get government IDs.

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It is interesting how if the Trump administration implements ANY policies that previous democratic presidents did (work requirements for Medicaid) then somehow it’s a national crisis and unpopular. It’s only “unpopular” if Trump does it.

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Stop acting like helping means handouts with no rules. Real help means real work no more whining about it

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Democrats controlled msm shut down again with facts.

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Big Beautiful Bill is more beautiful than ever!

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Scott Bessent dismantled Bash's narrative with facts and clarity. He exposed how condescending and out of touch the opposition sounds. The idea that work requirements are "cruel" is elitist nonsense.

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Does Dana not get how “cumbersome” it is for those who work to provide so many benefits for those who don’t work but can work? It is the people taking advantage of benefits that are making this more “cumbersome” for those who really need it!

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🚨NEW: Scott Bessent TORCHES Dems who oppose Medicaid work requirements in BBB🚨 "The Republicans are not the most vocal on this. It is a group of Democrats who, unfortunately, seem to think that poor people are stupid." "I don't think poor people are stupid. I think they have agency. And I think to have them register twice a year for these benefits is not a burden." "But these people who want to infantilize the poor and those who need these Medicaid benefits are alarmists." Daily Caller
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🚨NEW: Scott Bessent TORCHES Dems who oppose Medicaid work requirements in BBB🚨 "The Republicans are not the most vocal on this. It is a group of Democrats who, unfortunately, seem to think that poor people are stupid." "I don't think poor people are stupid. I think they have agency. And I think to have them register twice a year for these benefits is not a burden." "But these people who want to infantilize the poor and those who need these Medicaid benefits are alarmists." Daily Caller

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🇺🇸 SEC. BESSENT: “WORK REQUIREMENTS EVEN POLL WELL WITH DEMOCRATS” "We've also wanted to put in work requirements, which somehow were very popular under Bill Clinton, [and] popular under President Obama. This Democratic Party blew out the deficit in 2020 - and they never wanna bring it back. Work requirements even poll well with the median Democratic voter, maybe not the fringe." Source: Aaron Rupar
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🇺🇸 SEC. BESSENT: “WORK REQUIREMENTS EVEN POLL WELL WITH DEMOCRATS” "We've also wanted to put in work requirements, which somehow were very popular under Bill Clinton, [and] popular under President Obama. This Democratic Party blew out the deficit in 2020 - and they never wanna bring it back. Work requirements even poll well with the median Democratic voter, maybe not the fringe." Source: Aaron Rupar

Mario Nawfal

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“You can lie all you want about what's in this bill. But the numbers are the numbers.” Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear responds to Treasury Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent saying Democrats oppose work requirements for Medicaid because they “think that poor people are stupid.”
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“You can lie all you want about what's in this bill. But the numbers are the numbers.” Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear responds to Treasury Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent saying Democrats oppose work requirements for Medicaid because they “think that poor people are stupid.”

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Bessent on Medicaid cuts: "The able-bodied Americans are not vulnerable Americans ... people can get off Medicaid and get a job that has good healthcare benefits ... I don't think poor people are stupid. I think they have agency."
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Bessent on Medicaid cuts: "The able-bodied Americans are not vulnerable Americans ... people can get off Medicaid and get a job that has good healthcare benefits ... I don't think poor people are stupid. I think they have agency."

Aaron Rupar

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.Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on the common sense work requirements for able-bodied Americans to get Medicaid: "There are no change in benefits. There's a change in requirements to get the benefits... we have already seen working class wages move up. We are creating jobs. People can get off Medicaid and get a job that has good healthcare benefits, Dana."
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.Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on the common sense work requirements for able-bodied Americans to get Medicaid: "There are no change in benefits. There's a change in requirements to get the benefits... we have already seen working class wages move up. We are creating jobs. People can get off Medicaid and get a job that has good healthcare benefits, Dana."

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Senator John Kennedy on work requirements for Medicaid: "If you really need Medicaid, I want you to get it." "There are people on Medicaid who could work, but they choose not to work. And sometimes the best way to get back on your feet is to get up off your ass."
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Senator John Kennedy on work requirements for Medicaid: "If you really need Medicaid, I want you to get it." "There are people on Medicaid who could work, but they choose not to work. And sometimes the best way to get back on your feet is to get up off your ass."

Derrick Evans

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The Medicaid debate is a good one to have, and the CBO says there are 4.8 million able bodied adults who choose not to work. The program isn’t supposed to be a lifestyle, but a lifeline for people who truly need it. Work requirements are GOOD THING!
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The Medicaid debate is a good one to have, and the CBO says there are 4.8 million able bodied adults who choose not to work. The program isn’t supposed to be a lifestyle, but a lifeline for people who truly need it. Work requirements are GOOD THING!

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Mehmet Oz on work requirements for Medicaid: "I've spoken to governors who in a quiet moment will admit there are people in their state who will not work because they have never worked, their parents didn't work... we need to change that both for the emotional well-being of our people, but it also is a budget-breaker if we don't."
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Mehmet Oz on work requirements for Medicaid: "I've spoken to governors who in a quiet moment will admit there are people in their state who will not work because they have never worked, their parents didn't work... we need to change that both for the emotional well-being of our people, but it also is a budget-breaker if we don't."

Aaron Rupar

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🚨 WATCH: DCNF reporter Andi Shae Napier PRESSES Schumer on Medicaid work requirements NAPIER: "Do able-bodied adults need to be WORKING?" SCHUMER: "The bottom line is that the Republicans are trying to CUT Medicaid for people who need it."
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🚨 WATCH: DCNF reporter Andi Shae Napier PRESSES Schumer on Medicaid work requirements NAPIER: "Do able-bodied adults need to be WORKING?" SCHUMER: "The bottom line is that the Republicans are trying to CUT Medicaid for people who need it."

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.Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: "We want to make Medicaid available to mothers and children, and those who need it. There are lots of able-bodied people who have taken advantage of the system. We're going to put in a work requirement."
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.Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: "We want to make Medicaid available to mothers and children, and those who need it. There are lots of able-bodied people who have taken advantage of the system. We're going to put in a work requirement."

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.Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent addresses the Medicaid falsehoods about the One Big Beautiful Bill: "A huge percent of that are the able-bodied people who will need to go back to work. So, we're going to have a work requirement."
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.Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent addresses the Medicaid falsehoods about the One Big Beautiful Bill: "A huge percent of that are the able-bodied people who will need to go back to work. So, we're going to have a work requirement."

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Rep. Roy on Medicaid reform: "The President said we need to focus on the waste, fraud and abuse of Medicaid... which is why we focused on the work requirements. For all those people criticizing, we're not cutting Medicaid. We're reducing the growth of Medicaid and trying to focus it on the most vulnerable people."
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Rep. Roy on Medicaid reform: "The President said we need to focus on the waste, fraud and abuse of Medicaid... which is why we focused on the work requirements. For all those people criticizing, we're not cutting Medicaid. We're reducing the growth of Medicaid and trying to focus it on the most vulnerable people."

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🇷🇺 PUTIN: "These people are not even atheists. Atheists are also people who believe in something. They believe that there is no God, but this is their belief, their conviction. And these are not atheists, these are people without any faith at all, who believe in nothing. They are ethnic Jews, but who has seen them in a synagogue? I don't think anybody's seen them in a synagogue. They seem to be non-Orthodox, because they do not go to church either. They are definitely not followers of Islam, because they are unlikely to be seen in a mosque. These are people without a tribe and without a family. They do not care about what is dear to us and to the vast majority of the Ukrainian people."

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Phillip: Isn’t it the point that they need to get to a certain number in savings and in order to do that, they need fewer people to get benefits? Jennings: Yes. Isn’t it the point that you want people to go to work? Phillip: So in order to save money, you got to get people off the program. How is that not taking people off the program? Jennings: Because the goal of medicaid is not to trap people. It's not supposed to be a lifestyle.. I mean, there are able bodied people all over this country who do nothing.
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The truth Democrats and the media will NEVER tell you CEO of Medicaid insurance company CONFIRMS with employees that Elon Musk’s DOGE cuts will NOT impact anyone receiving benefits, “Right out of the CEO's mouth, the proposed Medicaid cuts is for fraud, waste, and abuse only” “I work for a Medicaid insurance company and we had a meeting with the CEO today and somebody asked about the budget and the cuts to Medicaid and how that was going to affect us, our jobs, and also the people that we serve. We were told, and this is what I have also been hearing, but right out of the CEO's mouth, the proposed Medicaid cuts is for fraud, waste, and abuse only, and also working to get the able-bodied people off of Medicaid. If that does not pertain to you, there will be no cut to your Medicaid.” “All of these people out there that are fear-mongering people telling them they're cutting this much money out of Medicaid, they're doing this, they're slashing Medicaid, Medicaid's gonna be gone. You are making people that already have medical conditions and parents of medically complex children, that's what I work with, terrified for something that is not true. Knock it off”
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The truth Democrats and the media will NEVER tell you CEO of Medicaid insurance company CONFIRMS with employees that Elon Musk’s DOGE cuts will NOT impact anyone receiving benefits, “Right out of the CEO's mouth, the proposed Medicaid cuts is for fraud, waste, and abuse only” “I work for a Medicaid insurance company and we had a meeting with the CEO today and somebody asked about the budget and the cuts to Medicaid and how that was going to affect us, our jobs, and also the people that we serve. We were told, and this is what I have also been hearing, but right out of the CEO's mouth, the proposed Medicaid cuts is for fraud, waste, and abuse only, and also working to get the able-bodied people off of Medicaid. If that does not pertain to you, there will be no cut to your Medicaid.” “All of these people out there that are fear-mongering people telling them they're cutting this much money out of Medicaid, they're doing this, they're slashing Medicaid, Medicaid's gonna be gone. You are making people that already have medical conditions and parents of medically complex children, that's what I work with, terrified for something that is not true. Knock it off”

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