JPMorgan has handed over 28 emails, many of those between Blythe Masters, head of the global commodities group, and Francis Dunleavy who heads the principleinvestments for that group.
That's roughly a 60% increase in the tax on investments, but at least it would maintain parity between taxes on capital gains and dividends, a principle established as part of George W. Bush's 2003 tax cut.