lawmakers, come back behind me on capitol hill this week, not a lot of agreement here between the two sides. two continuing resolutions. kind of like temporary measures to keep the government funded. they've done two with the last two moss, but i don't think the votes are there again to do another one. conservative republicans are saying, no more. we don't want to do this anymore. same for liberal democrats. the whole idea here, trying to keep the government funded through the rest of this physical wall year which goes into october. t.j., the democrats plan and republican plan is about $50 billion apart. that's a lot of money. not a lot of agreement here. remember, they've got to do this crucial vote, april 8th, deadline. nothing by then, the government shuts down, some services. also to vote, t.j., on, when it comes to the government and the debt ceiling. whether the government would default on loans. another crucial vote. two big votes coming up. not a lot of agreement right now. >> it say mazing we are still dealing with last year's budget, and haven't even dealt with the coming year and then that fight