If it's Tuesday, President Trump hits Capitol Hill, telling Republican holdouts to get in line now behind a sweeping mega bill that contains his top priorities.

As House Republicans plan to hold a committee meeting tomorrow at one in the morning to try and get the bill over the finish line this week.

Plus, the Justice Department charges a Democratic Congresswoman from New Jersey

accusing her of assaulting two federal agents outside an ICE detention center,

and Democrats condemn the charges as baseless and political intimidation.

And Elon Musk says he's going to spend, quote,

a lot less money on politics going forward,

marking a major reversal for the world's richest man and prominent Trump supporter,

who was the single biggest donor in the 2024 election.

Thank you. Welcome to meet the press now.

I'm Aaron Gilchrist in Washington, where House Republican leadership today played their Trump card in the form of President Trump himself, hoping to get the conference to stop fighting and get a deal done on the president's sweeping tax and spending bill. And as of right now, the results of that play

are inconclusive. President Trump was met with enthusiastic applause when he entered the House

Republicans meeting earlier today, as you can see in this video shared by a member of Congress.

But he came with a stern message for the holdout factions of battleground moderates and

Freedom Caucus hardliners. Get this bill passed now. Here's what the president had to say on

the way out of the meeting. It was really a meeting of unity. We have tremendous unity.

There's a lot of love in the room.

I think we're going to have a big victory.

What's your office for Congress?

I think anybody that didn't support it as a Republican,

I would consider it to be a fool.

It's a great bill. It's a great bill for America,

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