in restoring that salt deduction, and then now it looks like democrats are giving a tax cut that will largely go to millionaires. they want to see that benefit perhaps shrunk back down. that could be a bit of a thorny debate, too, when the senate takes this up starting when they get back from their thanksgiving break. >> and, by the way, you also just heard the fed announcement, of course, and the likelihood that jerome powell has more support, bipartisan support than perhaps lael brainard would have had, although elizabeth warren is vowing for opposition. >> i think that's likely. we've already heard from elizabeth warren of course opposed. some other progressives opposed or at least not supportive immediately of another term from powell, but we also heard almost immediately when the announcement was made that powell would be renominated from a series of senate republicans, including frankly some fairly conservative members who have not supported much of president biden's agenda or many of his nominees, now likely to step forward and vote for powell. so powell not in danger of not being confirmed again, but this