Democrats and republicans have been in the same room talking about those topics. One of the points many of us made republicans and democrats is that the process in the house is broken. Theres no interaction. And the president made the point that the most significant legislation has to have bipartisan support. We havent had that. So in that perspective, it was quite impressive the president invited both sides. On the tax issue coming up, thats the most dominant right now. The president repeat what had he said in his original address about it being progrowth and promiddle class. Indicated explicitly that this would not be a tax cut pardon me . You could find this cameras by yourself . It wasnt that hard. Thanks. And so in terms of the broad general principles, the president recited what he said before. And basically everybody will be a winner. The question is when the ink is dry, will you be able to do the math and see that, in fact, middle class folks particularly Rural America that ele
Are using the u. S. Financial system. And, you know, were talking about something that, you know, is matters on a number of levels of american life. Whether youre applying for a credit card or whether youre applying for a mortgage, a checking account. All of these things factor into this data breach in one way or another. 143 million credit files put at risk here. What does that mean to consumers . What can they do . Should they be doing at this point . Security experts are generally recommending a couple of steps. The biggest step you could take is to freeze your credit. This essentially makes it so anyone who is trying to start an account fraudulently in your name wont be able to have, you know, the bank pull your credit in order to start the account. You know, that actually takes a few steps. You have to call each of the three Credit Reporting agencies and say, hey, i want my credit frozen. In some cases you may have to pay a small fee. Equifax has waived that fee temporarily. But f