As the Senate nears midnight with the fate of his agenda still unclear, we're live from Capitol Hill.

Plus, Elon Musk rears his head again, this time vowing to defeat any Republican who supports that bill.

Will the party take him seriously?

Also tonight, the jury in the trial against Sean Diddy Combs having deliberation troubles already,

as one juror's ability is called into question and a shock plea deal in the Idaho student murders.

Why Brian Coburger is now appearing ready to admit it was him all along.

All tonight on Laura Coates Live. It's make or break for President

Trump's agenda. Right now, senators are working late into the night on Capitol Hill as the White

House urges them to stay united on Trump's huge policy proposal. They're voting on a slew of changes to his one big,

beautiful bill, and they've been at it for 14 hours. But whether the bill makes it to Trump's

desk by his own July 4th deadline, that's Friday, by the way, or at all, well, that's an open

question. The bill is facing pressure for moderate Republicans and hardline conservatives alike.

Take Senator Tom Tillis.

Now, he's upset that Trump's mega bill could cut Medicaid coverage for really 12 million Americans,

even though the president said he wasn't going to touch Medicaid.

What do I tell 663,000 people in two years or three years? When President Trump breaks

this promise by pushing them off of Medicaid because the funding's not there anymore,

the effect of this bill is to break a promise.

Well, Trump threatened a primary against Tillis for going against the bill,

but Tillis responded with what you might call while the ultimate might drop,

announcing he won't seek re-election next year.

So perhaps that threat might fall on his deaf ears.

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