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Theyve all agreed that the middle class tax cuts are going to stay. the question is the tax cuts for those that make $250,000 or more. and there is a little bit of a divide in the economic team. that said politically, not allowing those tax cuts to expire for the wealthiest probably might not get through the house. might not get through with some of the more progressive or liberal members of the democratic house. one compromise ive heard is this idea of a phase-out of the bush tax cuts. so, for ...

Also in afghanistan, reports from the senators visiting in kabul, whether that withdrawal is going to go on schedule. the phase-out in 2011. in any case, what is being said here is that they are on track to begin turning this over to the iraqis, continue turning it over to the iraqis and end the mission august 31st. >> safely travels to you. happy fourth of july. thanks for phoning in. it is official, general david petraeus now in command of the 130,000 coalition forces in afghanistan. in fact...

District set prices they can go to jail. but when the biggest health insurance companies in the country do it, its okay. simpbs 1945 rks it was an early ben nelson compromise, it was supposed to be a three-year exemption, but they got rid of the phase-out. and ever since then, the industry has been spending hundreds of millions of dollars on lore bying to protect their monopoly. >> is there a justification to allow price-fixing in health care insurance companies? >> since 1945. overwhelmingly a ...

Will continue until the first bomb drops. >> meantime, iran is threatening to stop unannounced inspections of its nuclear program if the nuclear agreement is canceled. secretary tillerson says washington is trying to stay in agreement, but there are flaws that need to be fixed. >> we want to take the agreement as it exists today, as i said, fully enforce that agreement, be very demanding of irans compliance under the agreement, and then begin the process of addressing the flaw we see the concern...

Affiliate phil mattingly with a breakdown of the senate republican health care bill. phil, we now have the cbo score. tell our viewers what it suggests. >> reporter: an all important number or numbers, wolf, especially for those republican senators who have been either sitting on a fence or saying they werent yet ready to support this bill. on the top line, according to the cbo, 22 million fewer americans have insurance over the course of a ten-year period. that obviously is not a good top line ...