outreach to communities in some of these swing states like nevada colorado perhaps even states like arizona floridawhich will be hotly contested. i think speaking to the issues that matter to all americans. especially atthat coalition. the president has laid out an agenda that very well to that. whether it is more people leave, for addressing issues to economic recovery, there is a good print for addressing those issues. john: i assume you think republican party is in significant trouble on the issue of immigration on a political matter. being on the wrong side of the immigration reform issue, i would assume you think politically it is a problematic thing for them. julian: absolutely. you haven't seen a lot of writing about the personalities in the republican party. -- hjaveave seen. people like marco rubio or ted cruz. the problem of the republican party is not the personalities. you have smart, articulate personalities -- it is the policies. it is that folks are actually intelligent and savvy enough to understand where stand on the issues. they can discern which will be better for them when they

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if you look at texas or arizona or florida, some of these other places where we have large concentrations in urban areas that may want to as you're describing aggressively implement the order, do you think any of them will face pushback in their states? >> as mayors, what brings us together is we often deal with issues and solve problems. that is really where the rubber hits the road. so we have to deal with this and that's why you have a bipartisan group of mayors on the task force got together. we got a letter signed, 150 mayors signed a letter asking for comprehensive immigration reform. including securing the borders and -- but also allowing those who live below the shadows to come out and be part of the american dream so you had broad support from that -- >> ki follow up real quick? >> sure. >> given that, do you think the president acting on his own here with his executive action, does that move it closer or further away from a comprehensive solution of the kind that you've endorsed? >> well, you'll get debate amongst mayors on that. i wish it didn't happen because i think it moves

people are moving to arizona and nevada, texas, florida there are nine states that have no income-taxher ted that have been hints -- announced that is their goal the governor of arizona once you take a back. louisiana and mississippi the house voted to taken out. the governor of maine says his goal is to phase out over time is a north carolina i think another 10 states and the next 10 years that will take us at zero income-tax with that happens it is difficult to see how your or minnesota california maintain their high income tax states and don't lose their people. >> but they have to get it from property tax or sales tax is ida somebody is calling you right now. i am very upset. but what kind of reaction if they take it out of one hand to put it into another? >> that was mr. giuliani calling. there following the model that you don't raise the sales tax or shifted to another if you have normal growth over time if it comes in above 2% anything beyond that goes to permanent the ratchet down the income tax if you have a more serious recovery and economic growth issue higher taxes revenue

florida's natural. >>> an arizona police chief asupports an officer's decision to slam into a suspecte is the moment of the impact. >> stand off, stand off. the gun is loaded. and stay off. man down. 435. >> so the question of course is how did it get to that point. police say he was responsible for a string of robberies and that he had discharged his weapon. >> reporter: investigators say mario vulensia's day began at this 7-11 where he robbed it in his underwear. then police say he made a stop here at tucson baptist temple where he broke in squeand started a fire. and then an invasion and stealing a car. and finally he left tucson driving 25 miles away. and then he went to this walmart where surveillance shows him getting ammunition and then police say that same gun when they caught up with him in the final encounter. as first they were unsure if he was able to release the store lock on the gun. >> it's are definitely unlocked now and definitely loaded. >> and this is about where suspect vulensia was hit from behind. and he was hit so hard he smash under to the barrier. to the left

arizona, texas georgia, potentially florida. do you think that cities will face any resistance if they try to aggressively sign people up for the order from some of the state governments? >> i haven't seen a lot of state governments try to block them. your right. they can be incongruous. for instance, the 25 26 states that have sued on administrative relief, we're looking to do a brief of a bunch of cities to counteract that. and many of the cities are larger than the states that are even suing. the way we can plan things coordinated, we found in red states that are tl are republican controlled legislatorses and governors who are doing better than the democrats and cities around the country. this is an economic boom to their state if they get this right. sl tl is legislation we'll come back to a minute which is intended to stop it. 25 states are participating. do you think that will have a significant or material effect on the willingness of people to come forward? might they fear it is contingent and this may not really happen?

that is across our campuses in the upper midwest, florida, and arizona. a little more than half of the services we provide our for patients over age 65, he could as generally have greater health care needs. host: howell has the affordable care act, now that it has been in place a couple of years affected the mayo clinic? let's put the numbers on the screen so we can get viewers involved. guest: of the affordable care act has done one thing rather well. that is to get more americans insured. that has been something we have been advocating for and supported. we think patients should have access to health care. the affordable care act on its own and the changes in the health care marketplace has affected the mayo clinic quite a bit. it has placed downward pressure on reimbursement for health care, not just from the government pay, but in the private sector. it has driven many health care groups to consolidate with others and form large health care groups around the country. we have taken a different path from that. in a sense, it has been a good thing. drivi

arizona today. brutal rape in florida during spring break. >> this cell phone video is so graphic blurring out the disturbingd to tell exactly what's going on. bay county sheriff frank saw the entire video unedited. >> probably one of the most disgusting, repulsive, sickening thing that i have seen this year on panama city beach and i have seen a lot of it within 10 feet of where this happening there is hundreds hundreds of people standing there watching, looking seeing, hearing what's going on. and, yet, our culture and our society and our young people have got to the point that where obviously this is acceptable here to report further is megyn kelly you see her immediately after the factor. two young men are charged with what? >> two men from alabama who attended troy university in alabama are are charged with sexually assaulting by multiple perpetrators, in other words, gang rape sexual battery by multiple perpetrators. they have two of the guys. they are still looking for a third. they say there may even be a fourth who they are looking for. apparently this is done in an open and notorious fashion right

he's really fantastic and i see a lot of people in some of the state committed to texas florida, arizona. you are going to find some of these places where they have nonconventional views along the lines. some of the presidential candidates are interesting. some of the governors running for president on the republican side are willing to wind up. i like a lot of what we are seeing. some people might get in the race. really interesting stuff is going on in indiana. bob, bobby jindal, people are people so you can say 100% of what somebody's doing is great but these are people that had some pretty interesting ideas. >> host: david e-mails research has shown that some traditional democratic voting groups tend to be more risk adverse than others may be. this makes sense in that democratic economic possibilities often feature protection. >> sure. if you offer people more security come you're going to find that you're going to attract people that like security. there's nothing weird about that. but there's a deeper consideration which is that when people are poor, the stakes are higher on losing

we did do this book on the spanish borderlands franciscans in california, arizona, texas and florida. what marx marks and distinctions the franciscan experience in florida is that when they arrived here they encountered a group of people that add a class structure that they could relate to. in other words, there was a clear hierarchical order to the indigenous societies. so the spanish made an effort to recognize the individual classes and offered corresponding rewards, gifts if you will a recognition of their status within the society. which meant that as opposed to some other areas they were able to integrate into the society fairly easily compared to some other parts proud of the country or of the new world. what happened here is that the franciscans were following intentionally or not the early model of francis of assisi who said she should go is one of the ways of proclaiming the gospel is to go and live with the people. what we find is instead a big monastery being built and indigenous peoples been brought to the monasteries, the franciscans went out pretty much often one by one

arizona. they are just starting them in florida. there is a problem in that you get the hundred from the state. essentially your child gets money in an account they can use for any educational expense. you save it and use it for college. they leave cpac feeling there is something they can do whether it's participating with another organization, speaking with lawmakers. what is it that people can do. . >> i would say there are two websites they could go to. parents against the common core. that's sponsored by the american principles project and the resources and information there. there is also the independent network, truth in american education which is a network of parents. they can go there and find the group in your state working to fight common core. there are other groups out there fighting common core that aren't on the website. but i think that would be a good place to start. what are the groups? these are groups of parents -- moms mostly -- who are networking with each other. many of them have done thousands of hours of res

arizona, texas, potentially florida.ct as you talk to your colleagues, do you think that cities will face any resistance and if they try to aggressively sign people up for the order from some of these state governments? >> i haven't seen a lot of state governments try to block them. but you're right. it can be incongruous where the state is pursuing a different path than cities. for instance, the 25, 26 states that have sued on administrative relief were looking to do an amicus brief of a bunch of cities to counteract. and many of our cities are larger than the states they're even suing. but it's interesting for us to look at the way we can coordinate things together. and i found in very red states, for instance, that there are republican-controlled legislatures and governors who are doing better than some democrats in cities around the country because i think they understand that this is an economic boon to their tate if they get this right. there are some places that may but i think the loudest voices still come from w

that is across our campuses in the upper midwest, florida, and arizona. a little more than half of the services we provide our for patients over age 65, he could as generally have greater health care needs. host: howell has the affordable care act, now that it has been in place a couple of years affected the mayo clinic? let's put the numbers on the screen so we can get viewers involved. guest: of the affordable care act has done one thing rather well. that is to get more americans insured. that has been something we have been advocating for and supported. we think patients should have access to health care. the affordable care act on its own and the changes in the health care marketplace has affected the mayo clinic quite a bit. it has placed downward pressure on reimbursement for health care, not just from the government pay, but in the private sector. it has driven many health care groups to consolidate with others and form large health care groups around the country. we have taken a different path from that. in a sense, it has been a good thing. drivi

been on the list of best states to retire for a very long time from a lot of places topping florida, topping arizonarate and terms of the low taxes so there are opportunities there for people maybe for later in their careers, but i think they are trying to get people now young in their careers wanting jobs there right now. >> fair point. >> mike? >> i think they said south dakota, plenty nice place to live. wouldn't be talking about it right now. the attention that you get saying it beats mars is probably a clever way to do it. >> right. is this mars thing for real? >> that's the other piece. we were just talking right before this about some training programs that they have going. >> they have already taken kind of reservations essentially. people saying they would be willing to do it. "new yorker" magazine this current issue has some thing about helping how people might deal with an eight-month voyage to mars. >> i'm reading here some m.i.t. researchers did a big report on this on a permanent settlement on mars which they said is quote, not feasible. humans could only survive for 68 days, so yeah.

i did play against florida state at arizona state and they did have the horse on our field at sun devil stadium. as a young person, a product of american education for naturedly -- of american education. my mother made sure my brother don and i knew the truth and we were always getting in trouble for countering our teachers. many of my teammates, what do you think my nickname was? yep. cheif. with some of the nicknames i was given, i gladly took it because others were pretty bad. no one else in this world can come be chief other than -- can other than my teammates. i got a lot of attention. sports illustrated wrote an article on me called "urban indian." they said, his hair flew from his helmet. i said, well i wish i had waist length hair. [laughter] when i saw the young man throw the spear in the middle of our field, i said, that is not his seminal guide. that is a very euro-american guy. only once did i have an issue with a player on the field regarding race. i had a great game, i will admit. i got an extra element of anger. it was usually the fans. that was a very depicting picture.

i did play against florida state at arizona state and they did have the horse on our field at sun devil stadium. as a young person, a product of american education for naturedly -- of american education. my mother made sure my brother don and i knew the truth and we were always getting in trouble for countering our teachers. many of my teammates, what do you think my nickname was? yep. cheif. with some of the nicknames i was given, i gladly took it because others were pretty bad. no one else in this world can come be chief other than -- can other than my teammates. i got a lot of attention. sports illustrated wrote an article on me called "urban indian." they said, his hair flew from his helmet. i said, well i wish i had waist length hair. [laughter] when i saw the young man throw the spear in the middle of our field, i said, that is not his seminal guide. that is a very euro-american guy. only once did i have an issue with a player on the field regarding race. i had a great game, i will admit. i got an extra element of anger. it was usually the fans. that was a very depicting picture.

arizona. little bit of florida. towards home ownership again, and that's very good for construction, it's very good for the economy. i think the other issue is that as we see it from the lowe's the home improvement store, you know, when people see home values going up you know they start spending to refurbish their homes. we're seeing people before people would say i want cabinets. now they want to do the whole kitchen. before they say, i'm just going to do maybe something with the floor, now they're thinking of the backyard patio. because they're beginning to feel the home values are going up, and as a result of that they're willing to spend and we're seeing more movement in our sales for things to make the home better. and essentially more valuable. >> backyard andrew is like people that are on like the ground floor of a structure, then they have a back door. >> right. >> they go out and there's green grass -- >> beautiful backyard. >> central park. >> yeah you do. >> very beautiful. >> good answer. >> it's big an

mayor importancia para nosotros como viene siendo el estado de la florida que es un estado muy importante, lo que es nuevo mÉxico, arizonana elecciÓn, cosa que no sea visto muchos aÑos. >> nos quieren enamorar. >> lo que sÉ es que hay muchas preguntas que hillary clinton tiene que contestar a los latinos y a todo el paÍs nÚmero uno, número dos... >> quÉ le preocupa y qué le preguntarÍas? >> todos los mails que no ha querido responder, porque le pide a los empleados federales algo que no estÁ dispuesta a ser. hay que hablar de incongruencias con lo que hace. >> digamos que es estar tratando como lo he dicho en este programa es de fabricar una realidad que no existe para criticar a la senadora clinton, aquÍ existirÁ una contienda dentro el partido demÓcrata, lo que pasa es que no hay una persona que tenga el peso que tenga hillary clinton, to no se sabe si serÁ candidato a la presidencia, habrÁ una contienda donde se va ver todo eso, hay que entender que la senadora clinton y los republicanos cuando ya se toma el senado como miembro le dieron mucho crÉdito por ayudar y dar esfuerzos de washington por actos de reformas educ

mayor importancia para nosotros como viene siendo el estado de la florida, que es un estado muy importante lo que es nuevo mÉxico, arizonaa que no se ha visto en muchos aÑos. yo pienso que va a ayudar. rosario: ya no se acerca des exactamente pero lo que yo sÉ es que hay muchas preguntas que hillary clinton tiene que contestar a los latinos y a todo el paÍs. jorge: quÉ se preocupa de hillary clinton? rosario: quÉ pasÓ con todos los niÑos que ella aparentemente no ha respondido, no quiere responder quÉ a pasado y por quÉ le pide a todos los empleados federales hacer lo que ya no estÁ dispuesta a hacer. yo creo que estamos hablando de congruencia mÁs que de otra cosa. ella es incongruente en lo que hace. fabiÁn: lo que pasa es que se estÁ tratando como ya lo he dicho en este programa de fabricar una realidad que no existe para tratar de criticar a la senadora clinton. sÍ va a haber una contienda dentro del partido demÓcrata, lo que pasa es que no hay una persona que tenga el peso que tiene hillary clinton. byron no ha decidido si va a ser candidato, hay otras personas. entonces habrÁ una contienda? rosario: no va a haber c

meanwhile, the big low tax red states, texas, florida, north carolina, arizona and georgia gained aboutny of these new residents. guest: when talking about tax at the state level, this is something people bring up. these high income tax states people are fleeing those states. taxes matter but they are not the only thing that matter. of course there are people moving out of california to florida as of taxes that it is not the only reason. host: are there states that are in a bind because they cut their taxes? guest: the most recent example is the kansas issue. the kansas governor there had a bunch of the cut taxes significantly for individuals but also had the exemption for pass-through businesses. he did this expecting there would be some sort of reflow of revenue. but what do you look at -- you can only do that with a few taxes. individual income taxes, if you cut those you are losing revenue. that is what happened in kansas. they cut taxes so much on individuals they have lost revenue. now to have to figure out, do we cut spending or bring taxes back up. host: a couple more calls here

republican candidate that can take that to new mexico can take that to arizona and colorado and to floridaublican in a general election at least that would scare a lot of democratic consultants. >> it scares them not just for the appeal that he has to hispanics as david was just talking about, but he also opens republican party up to more women. i mean that was another problem that romney had in 2012. he alienated a lot of women. jeb bush's people hate it -- this softer edge kind of smoothing out the rougher edges the republican party has on a lot of the issues is more than going at hispanics. it's about making him more alluring to female voters who have basically tuned out republicans. >> we want to quickly turn to iran before we go to break. david axelrod, the politics of this, so far the negotiations are in double overtime and being described by critics as unseemly and a bad deal. what do you say to that? >> i say i don't know what's in the deal. i'm not going to comment on it. nobody does. we have to wait and see. there are standards people are going to apply in terms of the ver fieblt

florida! and arizona!n. >> good morning to our kids in alaska. ♪ trouble maker ♪ >> we're back now, 8:00 on a monday morning. it's a 20th day of april, 2015. i'm going to be honest, it's a nasty day here in new york city. raining, windy, chilly. >> it's going to get worse. >> that's the good news. >> tell us about the hail. >> savannah is back from vacation. al is off today. >> i thought that was your list of bad things. >> no. i'm saying welcome back. >> it's raining, it's windy, savannah is here. >> why don't we bring the couch here, can you lie down. we can also say that al is off and dylan is here. tamron is joining us as well. >> it is make your today this week and next week we have another great event to tell you about. the second year in a row, we are celebrating the latino culture. it begins on monday, get this. we have a concert from the biggest star in latin music romeo santos is here. >> and we also have special behind the scenes access to jennifer lopez and enrique iglesias and mark anthony and

florida senator marco rubio is expected to announce his bid for the white house in miami tonight. reporting from northwest, karen traverse, abc 7 news. jummy: happening day in arizona jodi arias will learn her fate at a sentencing hearing. a jury in phoenix deadlocked on the death penalty taking it off the table. the only decision left is whether to sentence arias to life in prison without parole or allow her to be eligible for parole after 25 years. new details this noon in the south carolina police officer shooting. a group is demanding that the first officer who responded after the shooting of walter scott also be fired and indicted for filing a false report. scott was unarmed when he was shot in the back trying to run away from officer michael slager back on april 4th. slager is in prison on murder charges. the national bar association says officer clarence haversham arrived moments after scott fell to the ground and deliberately left out facts in his report. a search is on for two suspects in the abduction of a jewelry store employee in philadelphia. you can see it unfold right here in this surveillance video. police say the men kidnapped the 54-year-old woman

arizona. i would have to have a frontal lobotomy lobotomy. president obama has been compared to neville chamberlain. brenda davis, miami, florida. mr.fair and balanced on the marijuana issue. why don't you do the story on the millions of children that are growing up without fathers because they're locked up for marijuana. it's a myth, brenda. total myth. dope dealers are locked up not dope smokers. with only a few exceptions. and for my money, kids are better off without a drug-pusher father. they're better off. gloria caruso buffalo, new york. i have been trying to find out what happened to bob beckel. he had back surgery gloria. o'reilly o'reilly will "killing patton" be out in paper back. go to bill o'reilly.com and register. i could even do it. and then you get a free book. killing patton and other killing books. not going to be out in paper back because they continue to sell in hard back. patton has been on the best-seller list for 30 consecutive weeks. amazing. dan buckner of california. i missed the last about wild bill hickock. will i get another chance to see it? this sunday kit carson featured on legends and lies at 8:00 p

florida has been inundated with oxycontin. >> that's a big point, too. a big problem. >> we're not talking about arizona nogales right now.g about spring break. that's our story. we're trying to find -- >> you're getting off topic. >> we're saying rape is bad. she's making a point that it happens at college. >> i understand that, that it happens in college, that's horrible. but the story we're talking about right now is changing panama city beach. daytona, they changed. they said that panama city needs to seek higher clientele -- >> of course that's an issue. if you're going to focus on one or two women being raped in panama city, if you want to give those statistics, there were thousands of those kids who weren't engaging in that behavior. >> this girl was gang raped on -- two allegations of gang rape on the beach. and people around them in broad daylight. we've got to run. we're out of time in this segment. when we come back, police have a new theory about the video allegedly showing this young woman being gang raped. she may have been drugged. when we come back we'll expose the rampant drug use that goes on at spring b

arizona. i'm 40 today. >> all the way from florida. >> from delaware. >> good morning albuquerque, new mexico. >> i get extra> here we are. 8:00 on april 10th 2015. it's a friday. we are totally going wrangler wild today. not just wrangler anymore. wrangler and his siblings. this is huge. >> tamron told us it's national sibling's day. catching up with two of his brothers. he is know one of nine. two of the brothers are here. webster and woodrow are his brothers. their guiding eyes puppy raisers. our good friend. wrangler's puppy. how did the reunion go? >> it went great. they were excited to see each other. they had a little play time and they got to get their stillies out. >> did they remember each other? >> sometimes. sometimes they don't. it depends on the dog. they were all very happy to see each other. >> wrangler is in class with one of his siblings right? >> yes. >> how are they doing? >> they are doing awesome. >> we have two puppy raisers here. you are a high school student and you are taking care of this one. how do you manage that? >> it's definitely hard but it has a purpose when i'm doing homewo

guest: it was sponsored by senator mccain from arizona and blumenthal from connecticut and jeff miller from floridapoke at the top of this program, congress is now recognizing that mental health issues are a big national problem. i urge all of c-span viewers today to call the representatives and urge them to double, triple quadruple funding of veteran mental health programs. last are, we got $900 million in the excellence of mental health act. it provided services to judy's point earlier. in some cases, there's a that you can get in free stuff. go to a fsp.org. i can hook you up with people on the ground in her hometown and home state and we will get you the resources you need. host: dennis and santa rosa california. caller: who am i talking to? host: you're talking with judy collins, award-winning singer-songwriter and author, as well as john madigan who is with the american foundation for suicide prevention. caller: it sounds like you are couple of irish people. [laughter] caller: my last name is murphy and i happen to be a pretty good singer. judy, i'm a songwriter, too. and fact, i put words to

florida's natural. . >>> there's breaking news in the case of the volunteer deputety who shot k killed a suspect. and after the shooting bates said he was trained by the maricopa sheriff's department in arizonat that sheriff's department says that's not true and in addition the tulsa world newspaper says there's evidence that his training records were falsified. >> roll on your stomach. >> you can only see a quick glimpse when erick harris is shot and killed. but how the tulsa county share was's department allowed him to work the streets is under scrutiny. they report that supervisors were told to falsify bates's training records and that at least three supervisors were transferred. sheriff stanley and other sheriff officials have repeatedly insisted that he was properly trained. >> we feel he did. >> the sheriff's office has only released some training cnn asked for all the training records but in an interview with the tulsa radio station, he acknowledged some of the gun were missing and the person who handled that paperwork is no longer with the office. >> she can't find the records and so we're going to talk to her to see if he was qualified with those. >> reporter: he writes that he last

states like texas and florida where millions of americans live, do not have an income tax in arizona. they have a sales tax. so we should treat these two tax systems the same. we should be fair and say, if the income tax deduction is permanent the sales tax deduction is permanent as well. certainly i know the gentleman from colorado brought up some good points yesterday in the rules committee meeting, and while you could move to make the income tax deduction temporary that would also provide certainty, i think until we can do tax reform we should make these provisions permanent because of congress' inability to, in a timely way, provide certainty to the american public. and in tax reform we can have the discussion about deductibility as an overall concept. i think that's a fair debate to have, but if we are not going to renew it until december 19 12 months into the year that does not create a fair and certain system for our taxpayers. we want to ensure taxpayers across the country are treated equally and fairly by our tax code. this underlying legislation would permanently extend the

arizona, i'm 40 today! woo! >> we came all the way from florida. >> shoutout to delaware. >> good morning, albuquerque, new mexicoredit if i say "hi" on tv! ♪ >>> here we are! 8:00 on april 10th 2015. it's a friday. we are just totally going wrangler wild today. >> yes. >> it's not just wrangler anymore. it's wrangler and his siblings. >> this is huge. as you pointed out, tamron it's national siblings day, we have a big reunion. wrangler is catching up with two of his brothers webster and woodrow. nora and hue with us and saxon our good friend and wrangler's puppy trainer. good morning. >> good morning. they had a little play time downstairs so they got to get their sillies out before they came here. >> do they remember each other? >> sometimes they remember each other, sometimes they don't. it kind of depends on the dog. but they were all very happy to see each other. >> wrangler is in class with one of his siblings right? >> yes, wrangler and woodrow are in class. >> how are they doing on their schedule? >> they're doing awesome. >> we have two puppy raiseers here. you're a high school student and taking care o

arizona. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it and the amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. murphy of florida, page 16, line 16, after the dollar amount insert increased by $1 million, page 7 line 3 insert decreased by $1 million. the chair: the chair now recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. murphy: i want to thank the chair and ranking member for their extremely hard work on the underlying bill and ongoing commitment to everglades restoration. i rise today because of this very moment in my district in florida, toxic blew-green algae is threatening the area. the amendment i'm offering along with the gentleman from florida will enhance the restoration efforts in south florida and help put a stop to this vicious cycle once and for all. the watershed stretches as far north as orlando. due to rapid development, the natural flow of water from north to south where the system has been severely disrupted and inundated with freshwater dischar

states like texas and florida where millions of americans live, do not have an income tax in arizona. they have a sales tax. so we should treat these two tax systems the same. we should be fair and say, if the income tax deduction is permanent the sales tax deduction is permanent as well. certainly i know the gentleman from colorado brought up some good points yesterday in the rules committee meeting, and while you could move to make the income tax deduction temporary that would also provide certainty, i think until we can do tax reform we should make these provisions permanent because of congress' inability to, in a timely way, provide certainty to the american public. and in tax reform we can have the discussion about deductibility as an overall concept. i think that's a fair debate to have, but if we are not going to renew it until december 19 12 months into the year that does not create a fair and certain system for our taxpayers. we want to ensure taxpayers across the country are treated equally and fairly by our tax code. this underlying legislation would permanently extend the

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