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As the House eyes a floor vote on their budget resolution next week, a group of eight Republican lawmakers who represent districts with large Hispanic populations are calling on Speaker Mike Johnson to not slash Medicaid, SNAP and Pell Grants in the reconciliation process and are raising concerns with the current budget resolution.

“While we fully support efforts to rein in wasteful spending and deliver on President Trump’s agenda, it is imperative that we do not slash programs that support American communities across our nation,” the lawmakers wrote in a letter to Johnson.

The group of Republicans say they look forward to working with Johnson on where to eliminate government waste while “ensuring we do not undermine programs that support working-class Americans.”

-ABC News' Lauren Peller

Trump doubled down on his criticism of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, implying that he is to blame for the war with Russia.

“He dictated without election. Zelenskyy better move faster or he’s not going to have a country. Got to move, got to move faster. That war’s going in the wrong direction,” Trump said.

“I love Ukraine, but Zelenskyy has done a terrible job. His country is shattered,” Trump said.

Trump continued his criticism of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, repeating on Wednesday during the Future Investment Institute in Miami that “Zelenskyy better move faster or he’s not going to have a country.”

The president continued to repeat the assertion that his administration will end the war in Ukraine.

Trump once again pushed the false claims that $100 million was being sent to Gaza and Hamas to buy condoms, to which Elon Musk nodded along.

During his news conference with Trump last week, Musk backtracked on the claim that $50 million was spent by the federal government for condoms, telling reporters that “some of the things I say may be incorrect and should be corrected.”

On Wednesday evening, Trump also repeated the false claim that millions of dead Americans were receiving Social Security benefits.