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Senate Republicans make progress drawing up their version of the one big, beautiful bill. What's in it?

How does it compare to the legislation that passed the House and his final victory now coming into sight for the GOP's budget reconciliation effort. Welcome, I'm Kyle Peterson with the

Wall Street Journal. We are joined today by my colleagues, editorial board members, Kate Batchelder

Odell, and Mene Uwe-Burua. The debate over the Republican tax and budget bill has turned

to the Senate where the committees are putting out

their versions of the policy details, including the tax component released on Monday by the Senate

Finance Committee. Here's Donald Trump this morning, rattling the political saber at Republican

senators who might be inclined to haggle over some of these details or even vote no on the final package.

I mean, anybody that votes are guessed it. They voted to give a 59, a 68% tax increase and many other

benefit. There would be no money for the border. You know, we have billions of dollars allocated to immigration to border, keeping criminals out, getting criminals out to.

If that doesn't pass, you'll get a 68% tax increase.

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