President Donald Trump met with Senate Republicans to press ahead on the party's legislative agenda and on securing elections, and Florida Senator Rick Scott said the gathering showed the GOP still has unfinished business. After the meeting, Scott went on Mornings with Maria and said Trump was frustrated with GOP Senators over the stalled SAVE America Act.
The timing matters because the meeting came while key bills remain in limbo, leaving Republicans trying to show they can still move their agenda. Scott said the GOP must fight to secure elections, putting the election issue at the center of the party's next push rather than treating it as a side issue.
That leaves the meeting with two clear messages: Trump wanted movement, and the Senate GOP still does not have it. The stalled SAVE America Act remains the most visible sign of that gap, and Scott's remarks suggest the pressure is now being directed at Republican senators to turn talk into a vote.
What is not clear is whether the meeting produced any breakthrough at all. The only confirmed result is that the legislative fight is still alive, the election effort is still a priority, and the bill at the center of the dispute is still waiting for action.
