minute, phil, what's the actual timeline? i mean, what happens today, tomorrow, and might there actually be the vote happening friday? >> reporter: yeah, i think that's extremely possible. look, right now everybody's in a holding pattern and walking you through behind the scenes right now. there are a couple of issues. i was talking about that deficit trigger. bob corker, jeff flake has been huddling multiple times behind closed doors trying to figure out how to structure it. look, it's a complex idea, do you raise taxes on the individual side? how does it actually work? how do you adjust to the fact that there's a recession or something like that? it's complicated. they're working on that. they also need to make sure that the bill on a whole does not run afoul. as this is all going on. the debate on the floor is still happening. they've got 20 hours of debate, they've been working on that. as you noted, there where be a voterrama, when you factor all of that in, the fact that we haven't gotten out of the negotiation stage investigation and working behind closed doors, it's clearly going to take a