Budget office with 'fundamentally progressive roots' used by Dems as latest tool in anti-Trump resistance

Republicans and Democrats clash over Medicaid reform as CBO analysis suggests millions could lose coverage. The White House defends its proposals as necessary reforms and calls foul on some data.

While Democrats have merged data from two new reports from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) to back up claims that nearly 14 million would lose coverage, the White House and Republicans are objecting, as not all the policy proposals evaluated were actually included in Republicans' legislation, and far fewer people would actually face insurance loss.  Diana Stancy is a politics reporter with Fox News Digital covering the White House. 

Instead, Republicans argue that their proposed reforms to implement work requirements, strengthen eligibility checks and crack down on Medicaid for illegal immigrants preserve the program for those who really need it.