moderator of "washington week" on pbs. just to drill down on the tax package, we know that the house and senate had different packages, but do we know where they ended up in terms of the corporate rate and the individual rates? they were talking about moving up to 21% corporate rate to try to get a little bit more revenue because they had spent so much money elsewhere and also lowering the individual rates? not sure where they had the money to do that, up against this ceiling of $1.5 trillion deficit in order to get it past with only 50 votes, not 60 votes. that's been the framework of the budget act. robert? >> andrea, here at the capitol, details have yet to emerge, but it is clear talking to lawmakers on both sides of the capitol that a deal has emerged. it's a handshake deal. lawmakers cautioned me in the last hour that they still need to hammer out some of these details about the corporate rate, rate for high-income households over the coming weeks. what they want to do in the wake of alabama, they tell me, is