non-defense spending that will also include an additional about $70 billion that was part of a side deal for non-defense spending that was struck between president biden and the house -- then house speaker kevin mccarthy last spring. these figures that they have agreed to are pretty in line with what biden and mccarthy had outlined. there are still a number of hurdles ahead as they try to meet these upcoming deadlines. there's questions about whether lawmakers will be able to write this type of legislation fast enough before the first january 19th deadline and the second february 2nd one. then there's some conservatives who want to use this moment as leverage to try to force the administration to make some more stringent immigration and border policy changes. now president biden in his statement praising this agreement said, quote, congressional republicans must do their job, stop threatening to shut down the government and fulfill their basic responsibility and fund critical domestic and national security