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Next couple of weeks would increase the risk that the economy would stall out and we would have a double dip. that from larry summers. not all democrats believe they lose out if the compromise passes. barbara boxer said this. here's the thing. the president got the very best deal he could get. i believe that. i really do. i think in its current state it's got some issues because as you know, the republicans want to give the wealthy few and i'm talking about seriously just a few families all these breaks and it adds mightily to the deficit and it doesn't hold up in the light of day and now th...

In washington in there's a confrontation? that bonus tax cut for millionaires and billionaires that is in this deal, when does that expire, december 2012? the additional gift to millionaires in the form of reduced estate taxes. the earned next tax credit, when does that expire? december 2012. the child tax credit extension, when does that expire, december 2012. the college tuition tax credit, it expires 2012. they get put on the calendar once this compromise passes, if it passes. what you will notice about that recurring date is that it follows immediately the presidential election of november...

Go off if this passs. you want to worry about who wins in washington in there's a confrontation? that bonus tax cut for millionaires and billionaires that is in this deal, when does that expire, december 2012? the additional gift to millionaires in the form of reduceded estate taxes. the earned next tax credit, when does that expire? december 2012. the child tax credit extension, when does that expire, december 2012. the college tuition tax credit, it expires 2012. they get put on the calendar once this compromise passes, if it passes. what you will notice about that recurring date is that it ...

We'll bring you his news conference live right here on cnn. here's the breakdown of the plan. bush-era tax cuts get extended for rich, poor, and in between, but not forever, for two years, not permanently, as republicans had wanted. federal unemployment benefits get funded through the end of next year, for 13 months, while people with jobs get a one-year, two percentage point break in the payroll tax which funds social security, going from 6.2% to 4.2%. and a big get for the gop, a break in the so-called death tax or the estate tax. the white house agreed to cap the tax on estates worth more t...