Hi, everyone. It is 4 o'clock here in New York. I'm Alicia Menendez in for Nicole Wallace.

After a nail biter in the Senate, now Republicans in the House face their own, pick-your-poison moment.

At this hour, the House is at a standstill ahead of a final vote to

pass Trump's sweeping domestic policy bill. Whether Republicans have the votes to pass it,

that is an open question. Speaker Mike Johnson can only afford three Republican no votes,

given unified and unanimous democratic opposition to that bill.

Here's House Democratic leader, Hakeem Jeffries.

That's what we are going to do.

Show up today.

Show up tomorrow.

Show up this week.

Show up next week.

Show up this year.

Show up next year.

Show up until we end this national nightmare in the United States of

America and continue our march toward a more perfect union.

The bill passed a key vote in the House Rules Committee last night by just one vote.

Two Republicans on that committee voting no over concerns that the bill would add too much

to the national debt. That is one concern among

Republicans. The other concern, the nearly $1 trillion in cuts to Medicaid, which could leave nearly

12 million people without health insurance. That's according to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget

Office. Of course, not passing the bill leaves the Trump administration without a signature policy achievement.

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