Republican opposition to the GOP's "big, beautiful" reconciliation bill appeared to be softening Wednesday night.

Donald Trump’s signature economic legislation stalled in the House Wednesday afternoon as the president worked to win over Republican fiscal conservatives angry over the $3.4 trillion cost of his massive tax and spending package.

Republicans coudn’t get through a procedural vote setting up an eventual final roll call on the bill itself, leaving the so-called “rule” vote open for hours as lawmakers with gripes about the big bill met in a room off the House floor.