At least five House Republicans reportedly will not back the Senate's budget framework, complicating the Trump spending and tax cut proposal's path to becoming law.

Rep. Don Bacon is set to introduce legislation in the House on Monday that would give Congress more control over tariffs, as some Senate Republicans have backed that chamber’s version of the bill.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Top Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives plan to move forward this week on President Donald Trump's tax cuts, but their caucus is divided with some members concerned that there are insufficient spending cuts in the budget blueprint passed by the Senate.

Markets dropped today as President Trump's tariffs continue to cause economic uncertainty around the world. Congress is now trying to take the power of the purse back. Republican strategist Lance Trover and MSNBC political contributor Geoff Bennett join José Díaz-Balart to share their political analysis.

Several Republicans signed onto a bill to make Trump's tariffs expire after 60 days if not approved by Congress. The White House says he'd veto it.