ready to go to work, i have the bt program on in the background, good morning there, or good morning on nttactivities covered? countries, what is happening in our country, what is happening in the world, well, besides, there are some entertaining moments, the weather forecast, in the end you will hear, during the break, if i have such an opportunity at lunchtime, i i don’t go anywhere for lunch, i stay, if i’m at work at my place, i turn on the news at 13:00 at 13:30 to watch news programs again. hello, my name is mikhail, do you think that our economy is strong, well, in general, do you understand that our belarus is a country that does not have such serious reserves of raw materials, although we have small quantities of oil, and now we also have ours oil refineries there are opening new wells, where we see that there are reserves, we have wealth, forests, natural resources, water, things that other countries lack, but in general, of course, it’s not very easy for us to build, that economic component, which today is the foundation for the development of our country, because also because we

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people will get paychecks and ntt threw a tantrum on the way out win-win." if they are celebrating what happened yesterday, how is that a win for you? >> is a win because we are finishing our commitment we mad to america and 2022 that we bring up individual spending bills, we would debate them on the floor with an open long-standing rule process. we would get conservative spending levels that cut spending in 234 over 2023. that we would get people back t work in this country by any wor requirements to the welfare programs, which present biden came down in the debt ceiling deal. so what we're doing is you want to lock in the conservative win in the debt ceiling deal with lower spending more conservativ policies, get some help from that in the senate. but the only way we do that, shannon, is to pass those bills and that's the debate. the debate has conference isn't whether we should pass were not at lower spending levels, the debate was, should we do it while the government is shut down. and i don't think that paying border agents, not pay the man and woman in

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and then you would be in the second half and you would ask the scrutiny question -- >> odd of this ntt do we use the standard in o 14th amendment analysis? >> i'm not aware of that context. >> justice alito. justice kagan. >> it's a funny case, becse first post case, youou understand completely where why it was map makers started doing race i order to achieve rtisan gerry man deering. they we raid it was going to be uawful. and all these partisan gerry man deering have been found to found don't get it. why people ke using race. use t ection data and use the gerrymandering. why would you need re as a proxy. why would map makers in general and in this case use race as a proxy to do partisan gerrymandering? >> so, i don'tava position to sak in general, there was evidence in the record that the political was limited and iwa a single election that wasn't congressional. and it was not looking ath dure built of vacross elections and it was plausible for theisict court to find that the map makers would have relied on map makers. >> justice gorsuch. >> it would have been plausible for the distr