Fitzpatrick, a moderate who represents Bucks County, was one of a handful of Republicans to vote against a procedural vote to move the bill forward late Wednesday night. He was the only Republican “no” not to reverse on that vote by the early morning hours as negotiations went on. The House voted 219-213 to advance to final debate.

Jeffries took to the House floor just after 5 a.m. on Thursday and has now been speaking for more than four hours, delaying a final vote in the chamber on the domestic policy bill at the heart of Trump's second term agenda. Jeffries has stacks of binders next to him at the podium. It does not appear he is wrapping any time soon.

Reps. Fitzpatrick and Massie were the only Republicans to oppose Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill,” citing deficit worries and social programme cuts in a 218–214 House vote., US News - Times Now