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House Republican leaders are still working to finalize their massive tax and border protection bill.
That's a day after President Trump visited Capitol Hill to rally support for it.
And Pierce Deirdre Walsh reports GOP holdouts say they won't vote for the bill without changes.
President Trump stressed that his party was unified and warned those who didn't back the package risked a major tax increase.
I mean, what Republican could vote for that to happen?
Because there wouldn't be a Republican much longer.
They would be knocked out so fast.
But House Speaker Mike Johnson is still balancing a push from moderates to increase a tax break for constituents who live in districts with high state and local taxes.
with demands from conservatives to slash federal spending.
He can only afford to lose three votes and get it through the chamber.
The committee that sets rules for floor debate is still meeting,
and there are no details on a deal yet.
Even if the House passes the bill this week,