Rep. Lawler Hopes to Push Tax Relief Through Congress

The transcript discusses the efforts of House Republicans to negotiate an extension of the 2017 tax cuts, focusing on the expansion of SALT tax deductions. Congressman Michael Lawler highlights the coalition's efforts, the challenges faced, and the impact of tax policies on high-tax states like New York. The discussion also covers proposed legislation to raise the SALT cap and the importance of a comprehensive tax bill. Additionally, the transcript touches on energy policy, economic growth, and the need for debt management.

What are the main concerns regarding the SALT tax deductions as discussed by Congressman Michael Lawler?

How does Congressman Lawler justify the need for an expansion of SALT tax deductions?

What impact has the $10,000 cap on SALT deductions had on high tax states like New York?

What arguments does Congressman Lawler present against the notion that New York taxpayers are subsidized by other states?

What is Congressman Lawler's stance on the negotiation process for the tax bill?

In what ways does Congressman Lawler suggest that the current tax policies affect migration patterns in New York?

How does Congressman Lawler view the relationship between federal spending and state taxation?

What specific legislation has Congressman Lawler introduced regarding the SALT tax cap?

What are the potential consequences of not passing a tax bill that includes SALT deductions?

What are the broader economic implications of the tax policies discussed in the interview?