on the senate floor. that is a problem. one that i think leaders assume he would kind of back off, we'll deal with this later. no, they have to deal with it now, at least according to where he was last night. don't be surprised if they call him on this and actually hold the vote. that's what i was told last night from aides. john, you know this as well as anybody when it comes to this institution people get riled up, riled up last night a lot of frustration on both sides. cooler heads generally prevail. right now they don't have a firm solution and the vote will be likely in just a couple hours. >> there could be some committee drama ahead. phil mattingly you will be there. thanks to suzanne as well. joining me angela ri, matt visor and conservative commentator carrie sheffield. this is a big day. this is a big day for the president on capitol hill. right now all the chips for republicans in the white house and on capitol hill are on this tax cut. and it could stall in the next few hours. the question is do these republican senators, is there anything they want to hear from the president when he walks in that room today?