Tax bills for the rich may get the headlines, but the middle class' most cherished tax break could be in the cross hairs of the fiscal cliff negotiations.  Christine Romans finds out if former Clinton-era Labor Secretary Robert Reich believes the mortgage interest deduction should stay or go. 

Plus: for 4-years, the GOP blasted the “Obama Economy” – so does a strengthening recovery mean an identity crisis for Republicans?  What will the GOP’s economic message look like if the recovery takes hold?  And is it time to take debt limit approval away from congress before another debt ceiling debacle?

Christine will tell you all about it, Saturday at 930a EST

Christine Romans asks whether Washington can work towards a fiscal compromise, or if they'll continue to dig their heels in the sand.

Christine Romans and Robert Reich discuss the value and impact of the middle class's favorite tax break.

Will Cain, Ana Navarro and Christine Romans talk about the GOP's needed image change and what the result may look like.

Christine Romans warns against indulgent holiday spending as we teeter on the edge of the fiscal cliff.

Christine Romans asks Peter Morici, Peter Navarro and John Doggett how we grow middle class jobs in America.

Christine Romans talks with Matt McCall and Ryan Mack about what looming tax hikes and spending cuts mean for your portfolio.

Christine Romans explains exactly what you need to do to reach your retirement goals.