Hi, everyone. It is 4 o'clock here in Washington, D.C. I'm Alicia Menendez in for Nicole Wallace. Dismal

polling, multiple warnings of an electoral wipeout, and a primary threat from the world's richest man.

Well, none of that deterred Senate Republicans from passing Donald Trump's mega bill.

In the end, the Senate voted 50-50 to pass the bill.

J.D. Vance breaking the tie.

Three Republican senators voting no.

And now, the bill heads back to the House where Republicans on both ends of the spectrum

have major issues with it.

Now, a reminder, the bill guts Medicaid to the tune of $1 trillion, kicks 11.8 million people

off their health insurance.

Also, the tax cuts can be extended for some of the richest Americans.

Not to mention, it turbocharges funding for Trump's mass deportations.

It also threatens the fiscal future of this country,

the New York Times, reporting that the deficits that this bill generates,

quote, could begin a seismic shift in the nation's fiscal trajectory

and raise the risk of the debt crisis.

Those are just some of the reasons.

Both the far-right House Freedom Caucus and moderate blue state

Republicans have reservations about the bill, which, by the way, no longer has the Trump branding

of the, quote, one big, beautiful bill. Democrats managed to strike that name out during votes this

morning. There's also the polling on the legislation, as we reported yesterday. Just 29% support the bill in one poll.

Even a poll from Donald Trump's favorite network, Fox News, puts approval at 38%.

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