even though we say the poor pay no tax, it gets rebated back thehem, but when they go to store to buy something, they pay. they see the cost of government. thank you. >> we have for any questions. we have a question i came across the internet. it says, if i understand it correctly, social security payouts are based on what is paid in. taxdoes this play out, fair -- on the fair tax. if you want to answer, go ahead. i also know the answer. >> go ahead. >> the fair tax bill is written so that an amount goes into the social security trust fund that is equivalent to the amount that would have gone in if the payroll tax had remained in place, and the benefit would be .recisely the same employers would report the wages just as they do today. the benefits would be precisely the same as they are today. in terms of the basic benefit structure, nothing would change. sales taximply be revenue instead of payroll tax revenue. well, thank you very much for coming and we will conclude this event in the next two nights. the 10th of december, the executive director and the president of the tax foundati

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one of thehem saved somewhat unbelievely by the books in his backpack. >>> sudden impact, urgent results just out on crash tests on some of the top selling minivans on the road. >>> and we remember the incomparable mike nichols. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. the death toll has sadly climbed to ten tonight in western new york where so much of life remains paralyzed in a state of emergency in and around buffalo, new york. the region mother nature has placed inside some sort of a bullseye. 135 miles of new york throughway remains closed, travel banned in towns outright after second wave of snow. and roof collapses are a fear because of the weight of it all. lester holt starts us off tonight in a community with over six feet of snow on the ground. >> reporter: day three. >> this is absolutely crazy. >> reporter: and the snow keeps falling. and the weight of it all, over five feet of snow and counting, is beginning to cause roof collapses. more than 100 patients had to be evacuated from

there is advantage for republicans in the sense a lot thehem will be gone before speech occurs, heading home for thanksgiving break. there is no doubt whatsoever that republican leadership in capitol hill and the senate and house are grappling with is how to push back without overstepping their bounds. there are demographic considerations here that they have to figure out how to walk the line so as to not offend the hispanic voting block, but also trying to push back on a present -- a president operating unilaterally. expect a legislative response and expected to be strong. >> can they override it? life that is the big question. one of the popular mechanisms on the hill is to try to figure out how to cut funding for the agency's implementing what the president will lay out tonight. the crucial agency that will play bass -- the central role in this is self-funded. what you are hearing from legislators is, we want to figure out a way to do this. that is where you hear the risk of a possible government shutdown. perhaps they attach funding writers to the bill. ofublicans who are aware what

thehem as, the speaker said republican-controlled congress will act in the case to ask a pipeline, make changes in the health care law, and encourage businesses to hire more veterans. both the house and senate return next wednesday at 2:00 in eastern. -- waitinged him action house, temporary spending gave the senate will vote on judicial nominations and a childcare development block grant program. both parties will elections for the 114th congress. the house on c-span and the senate on c-span2. here are a few of the comments we have received from viewers. >> called to tell you how much i "q&a." phones, and it is the most enjoyable hour on television. move myself, humans accurate, and on probate and not use his personal, and i greatly enjoyed it can and i hope you have more tests like that. he was right on target this morning. >> i'm calling to say i think c-span ispeople wonderful, but as to criticisms, i almost have none. i'm a very partisan person. the reason i almost have none is i think you do a tremendous job of showing just about every side of everything an look at things in the c