As the big beautiful bill now heads to the House, could rogue Republicans threaten President Trump's agenda?

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Recall, 1-800-684-3-110. And now your host. Welcome to Seculo on Wednesday before the 4th of July. I'm Will Haynes,

and I'm joined in studio by Jordan Secululo, executive director of the ACLJ, back from

his world travels and we're going to get into a lot of that. But Jordan, what everyone's focused on

right now is the Senate yesterday passed President Trump's big beautiful bill. Yes. Had to call in

the vice president for the tiebreaking vote. But he also apparently was able to

convince Lisa Murkowski of Alaska to side with the bill, losing a few Republicans there as well.

But now it heads to the House. Yes. And you've been in politics a long time. We know that

in order for this to get done, the House can't change anything to what the

Senate gave them. Or gets kicked right back. We're now hearing that there are some Republicans

that are saying that their nose right now, some accounts as many as 15 to 20. When you know that

members of the House are saying no, most of these

big Trump supporters, what do you think ends up happening here? I think phone calls are starting

from the president directly saying, I need you on this. And obviously that number of 20 is not

sustainable. So if that number is true, this is a, this would be a

failure before the votes begin. So I don't think they would even call for a vote if that number

is true, which we're going to know very soon because the president and the goal is to get this

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