henrietta: there is no scenario we do real cuts.and senate. the only scenario i see that happening is if biden's president and republicans when the house or senate, and you have a massive tax bill due, and you have a scenario where republicans and democrats are negotiating $2 trillion in tax changes, entitlement discussion, sort of the deficit commission, the supercommittee, that kind of stuff all over again in 2025. but you need to split congress, and not this year. lisa: what you need to understand whether this spending deal is making any progress rather than a nice show of progress that gets completely dashed? henrietta: this time around, republicans are having an even smaller majority. math remains undefeated. . . we are trying to count votes you cannot get there for anything other than a democrat plus publican package, which means you will lose the far right. it is up to speaker johnson does -- to decide whether to barrel ahead. you will get stopgap cr's to fund the government from january 19 to february 2, then we are doing th

and among those individuals, henrietta comerford. so henrietta's husband and private patrick comerford served in company g of the ninth new jersey infantry. he had been wounded near newburn north carolina on december ninth, 1862. he died his wounds on january third 1863, wch was 22 days shy of the couple's three year wedding anniversary. henrietta did, what all widows had done when they received tragic news, she filed a pension. she was awarded that pension. but after she received that pension in mid-june of 1864 and she received that $8 a month, she struggled to ends meet. it wasn't enough. and so she ventured to new york city to find work as a house servant. she did that that. and every single day it was on difficult for her to just get out of bed. and one day she thought, i'm done, and she killed herself, succumbing to that pressure. july 24th, 1865. she decided to overdose on laudanum. the brooklyn daily eagle. this very sad and tragic news and reported rash of a war widow. henrietta comerford aged about 30 years committed suicid

henrietta: first of all, i don't think there is one. i doubt it.onvention would look like the confusion and momentous occasion that i describe the republicans, where you have some kind of emergent at the last minute, but they have overlooked that the next in line is the vice president, so there would be a three-way race between those three candidates if you were to come to the convention for democrats. jonathan: thank you and happy new year. good to catch up. henrietta treyz. tk, do we need a plan b? tom: that's a sensitive question. i think everybody awaits it. it is a calendar item. i cannot emphasize enough with the questions to the left and right are calendar items. lisa nailed it earlier, saying that the calendar is disrupted. for whatever reason, i don't see that anticipation. yes, iowa, but east coast bias, new england bias, i am focused on new hampshire, and i am sorry, the focus is not there, as in previous cycles. lisa: i wonder how much henrietta's line is one that the white house is looking to. you are seeing the former president trump'

henrietta: i don't think so.le of new hampshire but they are not indicative of the state of national politics the way they used to be. just as dismissive as i am about a potential haley coming in five or 10 points shy, i feel the same way about biden. i don't think this confusion about the state. p1 by eight points in 2020 -- he won by eight points in 2020. this is the first year where they are doing that so they are some anomalies but is not a warning for things to come. lisa: you get the people saying what of the possibilities of any was coming into the race? the only way either biden or trump is not the nominee is if some sort of black swan event occurs before the convention and party leadership decides it is time are necessary to go another direction. given the fact it's probably most likely almost certainly a trump-biden matchup, from a policy perspective what are you focused most on from the candidates and from the voters with respect to understanding what a postelection peirod look -- period looks like? he

this; from time to time they always talk about the fact that the delong archipelago, the islands of henriettaexclusive rights in these territorial waters. the next point is the bering sea, if you go down further south. we have disputed shelf zones there, starting in 1979 . when the question arose of where the border of the two continents between eurasia and north america lies. first we moved to the west, then the americans to the east, then in 1990 we signed the shevardnadze-baker agreement and then we gave most of the disputed zone to the americans because of the diplomacy of michal sergeevich. god bless, our duma did not ratify this agreement. the americans ratified it, so they think that we have. understanding the boundaries of shelf zones. how does this relate to the arctic? but it’s very simple: if we shift the shelf zone in the bering sea, it means that the possibility of moving the border through the bering strait is created, the shelf zone there also shifts, and once the zone in the bering sea shifts, the shelf zone in the bering strait, then the question arises about the line through