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plus, the day in the nfl, including ben rothlisberger beaten up and bloodied by the ravens on sunday night. highlights and gauze pads just ahead. but first let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. here at 30 rock in new york city. members of congress say they're closing in on a deal that would temporarily extend the bush tax cuts to all income brackets, as well as jobless benefits for millions of americans. on "meet the press" yesterday senate minority leader mitch mcconnell predicted democrats would give in to republican demands on the tax cut sthoos we keep doing the same thing ...
i was veryism pressed with it. it was a very clear statement of what they did and how they did it and what they were trying to accomplish. i thought, boy, there is such a gap between the clarity and focus of that campaign and the confusion of the presidency. he just suffering a stunning defeat and he's behaving nothing has changed. bobbing and weaving. look what reid is trying to do in the senate. it's the same baloney. nothing has changed. good morning. it's monday, december 6th, welcome to "morning joe." with us on the set, msnbc and "time" magazine senior political analyst mark ...
the senate took democrats' proposal to extend bush-era tax cuts for only some americans off the table. now with the clock ticking on this lame duck session of congress, lawmakers on both sides are signaling they may be ready to compromise and get a deal done. nbc's brian moore has our report. >> reporter: with time running out for the lame duck congress, republicans and democrats are softening their hard lines on extending the bush-era tax cuts. >> at least in theory, i think an agreement could be reached in the relatively near future. >> and you think so, too, senator? >> it could h...