The word of the day is opportunity. Like the one in front of Democrats this afternoon or the one Republicans might have just squandered. Because today, after weeks of hemming, hawing, flipping, flopping, deals, threats, changes, carveouts, concessions, bargains, an all night debate, and a lastminute, hourslong filibuster.Donald Trump's signature tax and spending legislation. It is on his way to his desk to be signed into law tomorrow. its path here.It was not pretty. Deep-seated concerns about what the bill ...

All right, we want to go now back to Julie Siren on the Hill who is with Byron Donald's, a Florida Republican. Congressman Donald's, thank you for your time here. How are you going to message this back home, especially some of the sticky pieces of this, like those Medicaid cuts.A couple of things. Number one, small business taxes are not going to go up on the American people. Working families, middle class families are getting some serious tax relief to help them with issues like affordability, keeping more ...

Well, as we mentioned, the Senate passing the budget bill by the narrowest of margins. It was a tie-breaking vote from Vice President Vance. What this bill could mean in the long term for spending and debt and deficits and so much more.Joining us now from the White House in an exclusive interview is Russell Vote, director of the Office of Management and Budget. And Director Vote, it's great to have you on Overtime. Welcome.Thanks for having me. So, let's start with the fact that we did have one big beautifu ...

On this vote, the yays are 50, the nays are 50. The Senate being evenly divided, the vice president votes in the affirmative. The bill as amended is passed.It's been a long road to get to today. More than a year ago, groups of Republican senators and staff began meeting to lay the groundwork for extending tax relief for hardworking Americans if we were given the opportunity. In one fell swoop, Republicans passed the biggest tax breaks for billionaires ever seen.Paid for by ripping health care away from mill ...