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Congress: Payroll Tax Cut / The Deal (Part I) #1010208

CNN Evening News for Thursday, Dec 22, 2011
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(Studio: Sanjay Gupta) The Congressional passage of a two-month extension of the payroll tax cut introduced; details given about the split within the Republican Party. [Speaker of the House John BOEHNER - talks about the effort to get it done.]

(Studio: Sanjay Gupta; Washington: Dana Bash) The day's background to the breaking news on the reaching of a deal due to the pressure on the House Republicans discussed. [To John King, Representative Mike KELLY - comments on the deal.]

(Studio: Sanjay Gupta, John King, Candy Crowley, Dana Bash) How this is a political surrender by the House, how this was such a losing issue for the Republicans, how the tax and cut issues will come back up next year, the view of the Republican presidential candidates and the tough times for Speaker Boehner discussed

Reporter(s):
Gupta, Sanjay;
Bash, Dana;
John, Sanjay Gupta,
Duration:
00:10:40

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