Johnson tells Trump administration House Republicans don't want to extend ACA subsidies, sources say

And let's talk a little bit about the health care subsidies we've been tracking as well. Sources tell CBS News Speaker Johnson told the White House in a phone call that any plan to extend the Affordable Care Act's enhanced subsidies will have little support from House Republicans. Of course, President Trump's advisers were drafting a plan to do just that.

Has there been any comment from the White House? Not yet, Lindsay. The White House has not responded to our request for a comment about this phone call that happened between the House Speaker and administration officials, which, you know, is critical to have Republican support in order to have this bill adopted in the House. And you're right on the timing.

We were anticipating that the president could actually announce a possible framework of a health care plan to extend those ACA health care subsidies, which are set to expire at the end of the year and, of course, impacting millions of Americans. But, at least for now, it appears that there is a roadblock here, a big one. But we will have to see what President Trump does in response to that message from Johnson

that Republicans right now, at least, are not on board. that Republicans right now, at least, are not on board.

Okay, Weijia Jiang, thank you so much.