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Trump suggests administration could strike deal with Democrats on healthcare in next Congress

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Severi, M. (2026, November 12). Trump suggests administration could strike deal with Democrats on healthcare in next Congress. Just The News. https://justthenews.com/government/white-house/trump-suggests-administration-could-strike-deal-democrats-healthcare-next?utm_source=justthenews.com&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=external-news-aggregators

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Just The News · collected 2026-11-13 · by Misty Severi

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President Trump predicted during an interview at the White House that he will issue numerous vetoes at the start of the next Congress following Democrats' takeover of both chambers. He suggested, however, that a deal could be made on healthcare issues later on, as Democrats will not have a large enough majority to override presidential vetoes. Trump also highlighted his efforts to lower prescription drug prices, claiming that his "Most Favored Nation" agreements will save taxpayers $600 billion.
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Trump said that he threatened to impose massive tariffs on other countries if they did not lower their drug prices, highlighting that American drug prices were "ten times what they should be," which prompted them to lower the prices.
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Trump suggests administration could strike deal with Democrats on healthcare in next Congress

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Trump suggests administration could strike deal with Democrats on healthcare in next Congress uncertain
administration → suggest → Congress
The president also predicted that he would issue a lot of vetoes at the beginning of the next Congress, and Democrats will not have a big enough majority next year to override a presidential veto. asserted
Democrats → predict → veto
President Donald Trump predicted Thursday that he will be vetoing a lot of legislation in the last two years of his second term, after Democrats take over both chambers of Congress, but suggested they could strike a deal on healthcare. uncertain
they → predict → healthcare
Democrats flipped control of both chambers during the midterms last week, but do not have a big enough majority in either chamber to override a presidential veto. asserted
Democrats → flip → veto
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith asked the president during an interview at the White House whether he was willing to work with the Democrats next year and how he planned to deal with the new Congress. asserted
he → ask → Congress
"I'm going to be vetoing a lot of things that they're going to send me initially that are bad for the country," Trump said. asserted
Trump → go → country
"I think eventually they're going to call, and they're going to say, 'Let's make a deal,' and we'll be able to make deals on healthcare, on drug prices." asserted
we → think → prices
The president emphasized his work to lower prescription drug prices through his "Most Favored Nation" agreements, which cover roughly 80% of commonly dispensed pharmacy medications, and is expected to save taxpayers $600 billion. asserted
which → emphasize → billion
"I took the highest drug prices in the entire world ... asserted
I → take → world
We were screwed by the entire world, and now we pay the lowest drug prices in the entire world," he said. asserted
he → screw → world
Trump said that he threatened to impose massive tariffs on other countries if they did not lower their drug prices, highlighting that American drug prices were "ten times what they should be," which prompted them to lower the prices. asserted
which → say → prices
The administration also signed "Most Favored Nation" agreements with 26 pharmacuetical companies. asserted
administration → sign → companies
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