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. >> bill baldwin is a flat tax the answer? >> i think the virtues of flatness have been greatly exaggerated. now, steve forbes is right to be harping on that tune. i mean, why, after all, if you have a kid in college should you be filling out a form that asks you for your american exclusion and then domestic activities deduction. that's absurd but i don't think flattening the rate structure and taking 40% down to 20% is going to simplify anything. we still have all of the absurdities and the question is how much do the rich pay and the poor pay. >> if you can get rid of all of the absurdities and all of those things everybody would love the idea of putting your taxes on a postcard. that's a beautiful conception. >> and you would free up the american people. last year 6 billion people were spent filling out tax forms. 3 million full time jobs and for what? bill is just making the case, get rid of everything. have a simple flat rate and you want to include investment income and knock it down to 12 or 15% and if you make it you p

bill pay from your phone. introducing the xfinity my account app. >> welcome back. i'm brooke baldwinon, massachusetts. it was just around this time last marathon when the smoke and the screams and everything that really just doesn't bear repeating. you know what happened with the finish line. let me show you this picture as the first american won the men's elite division. i love this picture. i love the look on his face. he finished in two hours eight minutes and 37 seconds. i think he beat me as we drove from the starting line back here to boston. we remember right around this time last year there was an iconic photo. we all know the name of the youngest victim and fl are two young men i want you to meet who were next to them when that blast happened. >> the face of that cruel day in boston, the alleged bombers are about to strike. >> they were screaming and yelling for their parents to keep running. they were cheering them on. >> just eight years old was killed and his sister lost her leg. the moments before the bomb captured in this haunting photo. but what happened to those other

a bill to amend the fair labor standards act of 1938 and so forth and for other purposes signed by 18 senators as follows -- reid of nevada, mikulski, murray, durbin, yibled, schatz, heinrich, baldwin, boxer, stabenow, hirono, hagan, landrieu, mccaskill, shaheen, feinstein, klobuchar. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from colorado. mr. bennet: mr. president, thank you very much. for that recognition. i come to the floor today to talk about jobs and about one sector in particular, -- maybe we should should have a job sector to fix this desk but that's not what i'm here to talk about. one job sector that's created tremendous job growth in colorado and across the united states and that's wind energy and the jobs that it's brought to our state. during last thursday's markup in the finances committee, we worked in a bipartisan fashion to include a two-year extension of the production tax credit known as the p.t.c. any -- and the investment tax credit known as the i.t.c. for wind energy. the wind credit has enjoyed broad