>> yeah, this is going per plan. keep in mind how this works. we laid out our two principles. middle class gets treated like this, corporate class like that. those are the principles. we left it to the house and later to the senate to fill in the details. we work with them every day and can operating with him. we didn't write the legislation. that's congress ideal. they wanted that authority and got it. so we'll see what they come up with. we're helping where with can and pushing where we can. i'm not going to sort of give an opinion on what the final bill look like. we're along way from being finished here. >> neil: you're right about that. the senate finance committee will have their own plan and reconcile the differences. do you know at this point whether it will be a dramatic difference between what the house ways and means has come up with? >> i actually -- i get the gut, neil, there's not dramatic differences. that's why that frame work that we put out about eight weeks ago