including the tsa screening disaster, an affront to citizens rights. he has yet to be very specific about what he s going to do with extending the bush tax cuts or whether he will make them the obama tax increases. so, no. but he has the opportunity here yet to make his voice heard. jenna: that tsa story really has gotten our viewers riled up quite a bit, obviously, a lot of different pictures and someover our viewers with testimonials themselves. jerry elliot sends us this on e-mail, he asks, are elected officials exempted from being subjected to tsa screening? do you think that s something we should have to do to see be they like it? this. jenna, i believe that everyone should understand and, obviously; millions of americans probably at this point don t yet know what awaits them when they get to that gate. but this is unconscionable conduct on the part of a government agency. it s an absolute violation of our rights, it is a travesty, an
leaving people more than $250,000 per year off of it. what is driving this really big agenda? james rosen is live on capitol hill with the story. we may see more than one vote on the bush-era taxes. how will they get all that done before the lame-duck session is over. reporter: it won t be easy. it looks like the democrats are not going to get their way which is to extend the bush tax cuts only for families making $250,000 or less are opting for a bit of theater. the tax cuts president bush signed into law in 2001 and 2003 are set to expire at year s end. republicans say tharepublican ap easterners making $250,000 a year include many of the nation s job creators. legislation to extend them all costing $4 trillion, if he wants a vote on that i ll be happy to help a range that. he should also help arrange a vote on 250, period. reporter: the thinking there is republicans were seen to be voting against tax relief that was only for the middle class it would damage the gop s