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you ll be with us throughout this hour as we watch and wait for that news briefing to begin very shortly. congressman michael burgess republican of texas joins us from capitol hill. thank you for your time. we understand we will see republican leaders come to the microphones in about seven minutes. have you any insight in terms of what they are about to say? it certainly has all of the appearances of a classic impasse. for people who haven t been watching the united states congress since january, this is actually pretty typical for us. the house pass things, senate ignores it. that s where we ve been this past two weeks. the only difference is now there is pretty heavy stuff riding in the balance. i don t know if either side has a rabbit they can pull out of the hat. i think listening to some of your commentary earlier, no, there is not revenue in this. the president got a $500 billion tax bill passed last year in the