President Donald Trump visited Capitol Hill Tuesday to move those House Republicans who have so far chosen not to approve his legislative agenda bill to cease their opposition and move the legislation forward.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Georgia) stood up during the closed-door House Republican meeting to tell President Donald Trump that while she was campaigning with him across the country, she never heard voters demand a higher cap to deduct state and local taxes, an issue moderates in blue states care about.

House Republican leaders are racing to drag a sweeping bill for President Donald Trump's agenda across the finish line even as some holdouts are dug in and key issues remain unresolved. NBC News' Julie Tsirkin reports on how the bill was passed amid some controversy.