Mr. President, any update on the debt limit, sir? [Inaudible debt limit, how's it going? How's it going? With regard to the debt limit, things are looking good. I'm very optimistic. I hope we'll have some clear evidence tonight before the clock strikes twelve that we have a deal. But it's very close, and I'm optimistic. The reason I'm going to Camp David is they are working on the -- the Secret Service is working on my house -- bulletproofing the house. So there's no place to go at home; they said I'd be out for five weeks. So I'm going to Camp David because my granddaughter graduates on Sunday, and it's closest so I can get there to be at her graduation. What did you say about tonight? What did you say about tonight? Well, I said there's a negotiation going on. I'm hopeful we'll know by tonight whether we are going to be able to have a deal. What's your reaction to -- what's your reaction to Russia moving tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus? Extremely negative, is my reaction. Mr. President, what do you -- what do you tell Democrats who say that they don't want you to bow on the work requirements? What's your position? I don't bow to anybody.
