76-foot yacht the isabel in rhode island instead of massachusetts which saves about half a million dollars in taxes. at that point the senator decided to come about and promptly left the press gathering, exiting quickly despite the fact that he s still recovering from hip replacement surgery. he said if massachusetts does tax the yacht, he will pay whatever he owes. the clash of the congressional titans is taking shape as debate rages over whether to extent bush era tax cuts. it s a battle that will likely help shape the november midterms. mike pence joins us now, he s helping lead the republican charge to keep those cuts in place. thank you for joining us. you have said and i m quoting here, if democrats get their way, every income tax bracket will rise on january 1, 2011. but politifacts says they want
flushing, a common side effect, is warmth, redness, itching, or tingling of the skin. ask your doctor about niaspan. fight back. breaking news, as the debate rages. a deputy was shot by a suspected illegal immigrant reportedly with an ak-47. that s a weapon known to be used by drug traffickers making their way across the board. the officer has been taken to the hospital. we ll continue to follow along that story. it is sure to stoke the fight over the state s new immigration law which some say invites racial profiling. tomorrow protests against the measure like this one yesterday. they ll be held on at least 21 states. critics and there are many, believe it is nothing more than racial profile. in a new poll, 39% said they support arizona s law, compared with 30% who say they oppose it. for one sheriff on the front
maybe monday or tuesday, we could send something else your way. that s good. my arm was starting to heal from the shoveling, and i would like to see if i can tear a rotator cuff this time. reporter: where are you going to put all this snow? i don t know. not in the river. we learned that yesterday jeff morrow from the weather channel. business guy these days. thank you so much. coming up next on the daily rundown, the president s war on terror. while the debate rages at home, why some say he s being more aggressive than president bush overseas. and avoiding the next bailout. can the senate find a bipartisan fix to end what is those too big to fail firms on wall street? we ll tell you about the one republican and one democrat who say they re willing to give it a shot. but first, a look ahead at the president s schedule on a friday. you re watching the daily rundown on msnbc. [ alarm clock ringing ]
at words such as don t begrudge. it is impossible to have a unitary message. the white house has to be firmer, tougher and rigorous in health care or financial reform. a pleasure to talk to you. thanks for giving us a slice of your snowy afternoon. get home safe, gentlemen. each day there is important information we try to get in the show. it falls through the cracks because we don t know writ fits. we call it don t miss. debate rages about whether germany will bail out greece. you probably know this. the whole thing may force the eu to rethink economic interdependence. if you do not want to do something, turns out germany is going to have to bail out these countries. potentially, ironically as bad as it is for europe, it is good for the u.s. dollar. we print them by the trillion. the chinese may be prepping