deficit or debt in the long term. they want a trigger, basically something that would snap back the tax rates into play if the economic growth projections didn't match up to what they were looking for. that's senator james lankford, senator jeff flakes. then you have susan collins who a lot of people assumed webe a no from the get go. that's not the case. she's closer to yes. why? she's gotten a commitment than will add the state and property taxes capped. then you have to look at the issues that really kind of bogged this down leading into today, the passthrough rate. people like senator ron johnson, senator steve dayneeigns, they the rates for llcs, partnerships, s-corps to be expanded further. then you have marco rubio, a proponent of expanding the child tax credit. the senate bill does that, but it's not fully refundable. that's what senator marco rubio wants. in closing and why this all matters, a lot of those things