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questions, two reports, andrew taylor with the associated press and roxana tiron with bloomberg news. >> i do not need to remind you but it may be useful to remind people viewing that last year's appropriations process was a bit of a mess. you saw it ahead of time. it ultimately got resolved with a budget deal that's given you at least some certainty that what you used for last year's major omnibus bill and for the upcoming round of appropriations bills. esterday you could already see some land mines. the democrats are unhappy with some of the allocations for the bills that have been traditionally difficult to move through the republican house. how are you going to avoid a situation in which you get to move the popular bills like the veterans bill or the homeland security bill but then you have these leftover bills that are going to be a real problem? what is your strategy for avoiding a mess in october? > all of this goes to show you that -- of the need for a common budget number for the house and senate. we have not had that in recent years. consequently, appropriations bills in the

roxana tiron, andrew taylor, thank you both. appreciate it.

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roxana tiron, andrew taylor, thank you both. appreciate it. thank you. national captioning institute] cable satellite corp. 2014] >> china has become, as we all know, the factory of the world and it sends products around the world in a way that makes our lifestyles possible. we couldn't have the quality of life we enjoy if we didn't have low cost goods and labor in china. yet in china the standard of living remains only about 1 6 of what it is in the united states in terms of per capita income and that's a source of frustration because people realize we work hard. we are participating in the global economy, we play by the rules in some cases and yet we're not yet enjoying the quality of life they have in the west. for most of chinese history, people had no requested -- idea of what life was like outside. chinese people now can sit on a computer in a village in the middle of nowhere and have an accurate image of what it's like to live if washington, d.c. > evan s -- oslos tonight at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. the act that was passed in 1933 after f.d.r. came t

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