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americans have said that, the russians have said that is what they want, we seem to be at a stalemate, antony blinken has said he wants to try to de escalate, and option to russia to de escalate, i think that will be the focus. he russia to de-escalate, i think that will be the focus. will be the focus. he said there will be the focus. he said there will be the focus. he said there will be concrete will be the focus. he said there will be concrete proposals, - will be the focus. he said there l will be concrete proposals, what potentially could they look like as far as you are concerned? what potentially could they look like as far as you are concerned? what nato has been looking far as you are concerned? what nato has been looking at far as you are concerned? what nato has been looking at is far as you are concerned? what nato has been looking at is a far as you are concerned? what nato has been looking at is a discussion i has been looking at is a discussion with the russi
moscow announced it is pulling back some of its troops. is it a signal that the kremlin is ready to de escalate? russia says it is proof it is not preparing an invasion. in moscow, socially distanced diplomacy. germany s chancellor with his work cut out to get vladimir putin to reduce tensions even further. the kremlin is ready to talk. translation: there are some things we are ready to discuss. | it was us who suggested them, on european security, medium and short range missiles, and military transparency. we are ready to continue ourjoint work. the kremlin has not got what it really wants, ukraine barred from joining nato. but east and west are now talking about european security and it seems that those discussions will continue. so some positive signs
let s go out front. i m erin burnett. breaking news, federal failure. gridlock reigns in washington once again. the payroll tax cut proposal passes the republican house. so why do we say failure? well, the republican bill included a controversial oil pipeline that the president has said he would veto. so pass, smash. we re at square one with congress playing chicken with the clock. there are just 18 days left until the tax cut expires. if it does, the average american will pay about a thousand dollars more in taxes next year. now, this may not be economic armageddon. but because the tax cut is popular for everyone, both parties want to pass it. so why are they failing? the bottom line, in one afternoon we found a way to compromise and get this done with the help of robert and williams at the nonpartisan tax policy center. here goes, what we call a decent proposal. if you extended the payroll tax cut for only people making under $75,000 a year, the price tag would be about $
i m erin burnett. outfront, breaking news, federal failure. gridlock reigns in washington once again. now the payroll tax cut proposal passes the republican house. so why do we say failure? well, the republican bill, included a controversial oil pipeline that the president has said he would veto. so, pass, smash. we re at square one. congress again playing chicken with the clock. there are just 18 days left until the tax cut expires. if it does, the average american will pay about a thousand dollars more in taxes next year. now, this may not be economic armageddon. but because the tax cut is popular for everyone, both parties want to pass it. so why are they failing? the bottom line, in one afternoon we found a way to compromise and get this done with the help of robert and williams at the nonpartisan tax policy center. here goes, what we call a decent proposal. if you extended the payroll tax cut for only people making under $75,000 a year, the price tag would be about $48