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now, if it gets extended, the average american will save about $1,000 in taxes next year, senate r.s and ds have been meeting right now. and john thune of south dakota stepped out a moment ago. we're hoping for some good news. what can you tell us? >> right, it's a two-month extension, erin. it has unemployment insurance, it has the payroll tax cut extension, and what we call the doc fix, which deals with physician reimbursements under medicare. and then it also has the keystone pipeline language that was in the house, also in this particular senate bill. so i feel really good about where we are considering the fact that the senate democrats i don't think were comfortable with the pay-fors that were being proposed. and we would like to have gotten a full year like what was passed through the house of representatives. but this is where we are. we get a two-month extension of the three things i mentioned, plus we get the pipeline. >> okay. two months, though, is really not something that makes people feel very good. i mean, we're going to be having the same conversation in 60 days with

i worked with the schools and the commissioner of the inch r.s. this was a $100 million mandate upon all these schools in the country because nobody took the time to say, what impact will this regulation have upon the schools of the country? this before me is one day of regulation. just one day. in america. just one day in washington. just one more day when the small business people have to read through 500 pages of nine-point-type, dealing with air particulates. then i hear today that, oh, you don't need any relief. it's not necessary. regulations are good. and then we take a look at the impact that this has, the financial impact that it has on the small businesses today. s that great bill, it's long overdue, and as a former chairman of the small business committee, i say it's about time and our colleagues on the other side should vote unanimously for this bill. thank you. mr. conyers: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. conyers: i'm glad my friend is still on the floor because he asked about wha