Biden from the debate, with emphasis added:

And let me just ask a rhetorical question: If John really wanted to eliminate them, why is he adding to his budget an additional $4 billion in tax cuts for ExxonMobils of the world that, in fact, already have made $600 billion since 2001?
And, look, I agree with the governor. She imposed a windfall profits tax up there in Alaska. Thatโ€™s what Barack Obama and I want to do.
We want to be able to do for all of you Americans, give you back $1,000 bucks, like sheโ€™s been able to give back money to her folks back there.
But John McCain will not support a windfall profits tax. Theyโ€™ve made $600 billion since 2001, and John McCain wants to give them, all by itself โ€” separate, no additional bill, all by itself โ€” another $4 billion tax cut.

Iโ€™m almost sure that Biden is talking about McCainโ€™s proposed reduction in corporate tax rates. Which isnโ€™t at all the same thing as a special, โ€œseparate,โ€ โ€œall by itselfโ€ proposal to help the oil companies.