trying to hammer out a deal. eight republicans are pushing a deal to extend unemployment for three months and roll back cuts to military retirees while guaranteeing ways to pay for both. joining me now, pennsylvania democratic senator bob casey. good morning. >> good morning, chris, good to be with you. >> you said last month if it takes finding spending offsets, congress should do it. you just heard what the gop proposal includes. do you support it? >> well, we're looking, i think, at a lot of different options to get to the conclusion, which frankly shouldn't have been that difficult even last week. to be able, as we were last week, which is to extend unemployment insurance for just three months, we should have been there by the end of last week, but there was republican opposition. i think there's been some good discussions the last couple of days, but i can't say with any certainty that we're at a point where we can get an agreement. >> what are the offsets you would accept? >> what's that? >> what are the offsets,