Time is running short for Capitol Hill Republicans hoping to pass the president's massive tax and spending plan by his self-imposed deadline.

Republicans don't need a single Democratic vote if they can keep their side of the aisle united.

Congressional correspondent Lisa Desjardin joins us now.

So Lisa, you were on the hill all day.

Now you're here in the studio.

And the Senate is trying to

pass this bill by as soon as this weekend. Is that right? But the Republicans, even among themselves,

have a lot of issues about how this bill's turned out so far. Bring us up to speak.

They do. There are important developments here in just the last two days. And I want to remind

viewers, I warned you I would say this again, this could be the largest, buy money numbers,

bill in American history. So it's so important to pay attention right now. What we're watching,

especially is a Senate parliamentarian. She has the ability to rule whether the provisions in this

bill meet the budget rules to go through under the process that they're using. And she has made

some important rulings. I want to talk to you about what's in and what's out of this bill.

So far, parliamentarian has ruled out of the bill that limit on courts and their ability to enforce

injunctions against President Trump.

That is out of the bill.

Also out of the bill per her rulings, a sale of vast amounts, millions of acres of federal

land.

In addition, out is the initial snap,

used to be called food stamps, changes that would have cut over $100 billion from that program.

But today, in the bill, a different version of that. And this is what's important to remember,

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