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>> neil: i did notice when it came to the irs that there's no delay in taking taxes out of your check, but if for those who pay quarterly or whatever are expecting a refund, that will be delayed. >> getting a refund but you also -- they won't be able to audit you. that may be good news. >> neil: you have a little more time to get your ducks in order. we told you at bit before that the president had a 4:00 p.m. cabinet meeting he put back to 5:00 p.m. ten minutes a. from addressing the nation. we're not expecting a big change in posture on the part of the president, about what die know? bret kn...

>> got to leave it there. always good to see you. >> thanks. >> to ed henry in honolulu where the president is set to depart tonight. we got breaking news from the speaker and i believe -- they said we have a couple deals on the table. it's your turn, senate. >> yeah, eric, that's where the ball is going now. but what i think the speaker and maybe majority leader eric cantor are leaving out is the reason all eyes turned to the senate is the speaker can't get the job done thursday on plan b. plan a is essentially the big deal, the $4 trillion debt plan. i was speaking a short time ago to a whit...

>> i don't know. i think the republicans are kind of going through their five stages of grief after the election. right now they're in denial and i think boehner is a little farther along. he's in the bargaining position. i think they're also looking at the next six to eight, ten months. robert and erin know this. i think there's some concern over potentially facing primary opponents. you had club for growth out there. i don't know if they necessarily want to. i think it makes their position harder. i think the president has more leverage if we go over the cliff. there are more senate democrat...

Whatever, kyle. merry christmas in case i don't see you. >> happy holidays. piles of debris line the streets and are hit hard by superstorm sandy. more than one month after it struck. but funding could soon be on the way to help get things back to normal. now more from washington. >> in a letter to congress, the white house has requested $60.4 billion to help all states affected by superstorm sandy. the white house says these are funds necessary to finance a needed recovery effort and to help the region prepare for future challengeds including future -- challenges including future storms and...

Resolution occurs before the end of the year? >> that's a very good question. when it comes to closing corporate tax loopholes, they swear allegiance to grover norquist and won't close for the purpose of reducing the deficit. when it comes to ending tax breaks for millionaires, they refuse to do that for the purpose of deficit reduction. that's how we proposed to pay for a full year extension for 160 million americans. apparently when it comes to every working american, that pledge doesn't matter. go ahead and raise taxes on 160 million americans even though they will fight zealously to protec...