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So everybody gets $25,000 of deductions in credits. and you can decide which ones to use. your home mortgage interest deduction, charity, child tax credit, and so forth. you can use those in terms of filling in that bucket of deductions. but your rate comes down and the burden also comes down on you for one more reason. and that is, every middle income taxpayer no longer will pay any tax on interest, dividends, or capital gains. no tax on your savings. that makes life a lot easier. if youre gett...

jurys hand. what they tell us about the deliberations. we begin this evening with what you might call the facebook hangover. after the hype and buildup after the initial offering of stock, trading started late, price didnt sky rock and facebook closed essentially flat, just $0.23 higher than the opening. at least facebook was up. dow industrials, nasdaq, s&p 500 closed out their worst week of the year. discuss with business correspondent ali velshi. lets start with facebook. what hap...

Last years agrowment. about 160 million americans will see taxes go up without that tax cut. earlier this week the senate defeated two manns, a record earning about $50,000 a $1,500 tax cut. two income family making $200,000, well, they would see $6,000 under the democratic plan. as for the republican plan a thousand dollars for that worker who earns $50,000 a year and $4,000 for the two income families. strong words for one of americas closest allies. defense secretary leon panetta telling is...

have a significant effect for our economy and for middle class families all across america. what these independent experts have also said is that if we dont act, the opposite will be true. there will be fewer jobs, weaker growth. so as we look towards next week, any senator out there who is thinking about voting against this jobs bill when it comes up for a vote needs to sdmran exactly why they would oppose something that we know would improve our economic situation at surnl such an ur...

and talk about who came out on top. and rick perry called it a ponzi scheme before. a big lie being told to the american people. so we ask you, the voters if you avee. your answers ahead. and im carol costello. president obama steps up for his jobs bill but are republicans willing to compromise and are you willing to give up popular tax deductions to help pay for the plan on this "american morning." good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, september 13th. welcome to "american morni...

Consider means testing. which the way, the premium support has been supported by democrats. president clintons commission in the 1990s supported a version of it. it is not out of the ballpark to take a look at it. >> chris: at the latest fox news poll on proposals to cut the deficit reforming did i medicare to a voucher system. increasing taxes on those making $200,000 or more. 63% support and 36% oppose. bill kristol, are democrats who seem to think that the republicans have handed them a big w...

Testing and possibly -- and by the way the premium support has been supported by democrats, and the president -- president clintons commission in the 1990s, supported a version of it. so its not that out of the ballpark to be talking about it. >> chris: lets look in terms of political reality, not the policy legitimacy of it. at the latest fox news poll, on proposals to cut the deficit, reforming medicare to a voucher system, 31% favor, 53% oppose, and increasing taxes on those making $200,000 o...

Party. are you gonna stand strong? are you gonna follow through? is this a nonnegotiable issue? >> i think is in the best interests of our country for that reason i think it is in the best interests of the democratic party. this recovery is much too fragile now. i dont think we want to create more incertainty or increasing the burdens of people important to making investment and hiring decisions and important to consumer demand. the democratic party all evidence to the contrary not withstanding ...

Are you gonna stand strong? are you gonna follow through? is this a nonnegotiable issue? >> i think is in the best interests of our country for that reason i think it is in the best interests of the democratic party. this recovery is much too fragile now. i dont think we want to create more incertainty or increasing the burdens of people important to making investment and hiring decisions and important to consumer demand. the democratic party all evidence to the contrary not withstanding is not ...

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