By the narrowest of margins, Republicans in the House passed the president's legislative wish list early this morning, setting up a future standoff with the Senate.

Congressional correspondent Lisa Desjardin tracked the shifting politics and policy throughout the night.

Before most of the country was awake, a big, close vote.

On this vote, the Yaser 215, the Naser 214, with one answering present.

The bill is passed.

With cheers of USA, House Republicans passed their sweeping version of the president's agenda, the one big, beautiful bill, as Trump dubbed it.

Today, the House has passed generational, truly, nation-shaping legislation.

And it is big, more than a thousand pages.

It extends and expands trillions of dollars in tax breaks, spends hundreds

of billions on border security and defense. At the same time, it attacks spending elsewhere,

eliminating green energy tax incentives, adding new Medicaid requirements, and cutting snap

or food stamp funding to states. We live in the richest country on earth, for God's sake, and not a single kid in this

country should go to bed hungry.

In overnight debate, Democrats and Republicans sparred over whether the bill makes

overdue reforms or if it harms people in need.

The bill requires states to have skin in the game on SNAP.

The bill requires states to be more responsible about how Medicaid is funded.

The bill provides needed tax relief for seniors.

Enough with the BS about states having skin in the game.

This is about throwing families off of food assistance, and it's an awful thing to do.

Fights within the Republican majority nearly derailed this House version.

We should come to a deal that helps my middle class constituents be made a little more whole.

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