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i just want you to comment just a second on how big a priority gerting these tax cuts made permanent would be and how it would impact our economy and the hardworking kansans back home? mr. vought: senator, thank you for the question. i think it would devastate their bottom line and having to face a massive tax increase that they are not prepared for, nor should they. the president has run on the extension of the tax cuts and some of the provisions he proposed on the campaign trail and we have to go after the spending. we have to go after ensuring that we have or producing as much american energy as we possibly can. and we've got to get beyond the regulatory burden that we've put on the american people. and i think those are all policies that you'll see, if confirmed, me prioritizing this role. sen. marshall: let us talk about budgeting. folks back home are expected to balance the checkbooks and pay off their credit card debt. they're seeing their credit cards maxed out. it's tough times, no doubt about if. but congress seems to not care about a budget. if congress would go to a zero-