President Trump on Wednesday rallied the public on tax cuts ahead of a key Senate vote.

Standing in front of American flags and Christmas trees in Missouri, Trump told the crowd he came to the state “to help push our plan for historic tax cuts right across the finish line.”

“The eyes of the world now turn to the United States Senate,” he said.

The Senate is expected to vote later on Wednesday on a motion to begin debate on tax legislation. The motion is expected to pass, but some GOP senators are still pushing for changes the underlying bill.

Trump met with the Senate Republican conference on Tuesday, which helped to boost momentum for the bill. The president said he had an “incredible session”