Well, it's looking like a make-or-break weekend for the president's big budget bill and his hope of passing it by July 4th.

Republican senators have not yet posted text of their proposal, but PBS NewsHour has learned they hope to start voting tomorrow.

Congressional correspondent Lisa Desjardin was again back on the hill today and joins us now. Good to see you, Lisa.

Hello.

So bring us up to speed. Where do things stand with this bill

that the president calls the big, beautiful bill?

Still big, I would say, right now more uncertain than anything else.

My sources are telling me that Republicans and the Senate

hope to post their text tonight.

It sure would be nice to see ahead of the vote,

which they are hoping to have tomorrow.

But hope is the right word here, because across the Capitol in both chambers, this bill has hit

a number of snags. I want to look through just some of them. These are the major ones. First,

a few with Medicaid. There you can see there are issues with the timeline. Some senators want to

delay the Medicaid cuts. There's issues also with rural hospitals. And increasingly we're hearing from House members,

they are concerned that undocumented immigrants

can still get coverage through states.

The parliamentarian ruled that out, but they want it.

They want to make sure that provision comes back.

There's a state and local tax deduction.

There's green energy tax cuts.

But wait, there's still more snags that they have to

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