President Donald Trump is intensifying his efforts to ensure the passage of his much-discussed "Big Beautiful Bill," setting a firm deadline of July 4th to get it through a divided Congress. In a strategic move, Trump has focused his attention on persuading members of the House Freedom Caucus, known for their conservative stances, to support the bill.

A White House official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, revealed that President Trump has been actively engaging with both the Freedom Caucus members and other Republican lawmakers. The president hosted a crucial meeting at the White House on Wednesday to rally support. "He's been working the phones pretty consistently over the last several days, and members have been calling him as well," the official stated. "He’s going to get it over the finish line."

The stakes are high as the clock ticks down to the Independence Day deadline, a symbolic date that the President hopes will underscore the significance of the bill’s passage. Observers were quick to note the arrival of several key GOP figures at the White House, including Rep. Mike Lawler from New York, signaling serious negotiations were underway.

The bill, details of which have been closely guarded, is said to encompass a range of issues critical to the President’s agenda. While the exact contents remain under wraps, speculation abounds that it involves substantial reforms and initiatives that could have far-reaching impacts.

As President Trump doubles down on his legislative push, the response from Congress remains mixed. The Freedom Caucus, often a pivotal bloc in the House, has not yet publicly committed to backing the bill, leaving political analysts watching closely to see if Trump’s personal interventions will sway enough votes.

The coming days are crucial as President Trump looks to cement his legacy with a legislative victory that could reshape his presidency’s narrative. With the July 4th deadline rapidly approaching, all eyes are on Washington to see if this major political gamble pays off.