would like for us such as flooda control and navigation of the rivers whether california or charleston or savannah. whether ohio or kentucky or tennessee or the national labs are a secret weapon. or super computer where we leave the world on job growth and a big part of the budget has to do with nuclear weapons and national defence with our world is so unsafe we work together under challenging constraints to create a bipartisan bill.that was higher 37.5 billion, 355 million more than last year reaching a bipartisan consensus wasn't easy to receive an allocation that was higher than last year but a million mower of those nondefense parts of the budget includes several federal agencies including u.s. department of energy the army corps of engineers the bureau of reclamation in the appellation regional commission backup the corps of engineers by 1.4 billion of new mandatory funding with the department ofof energy. in negotiating the support of though waterways to bring one step closer to energy research to resolve the nuclear waste stalemate one of the hazardous material to maintain a nuclear weapons

as navigation on our rivers, such as deepening harbors whether it's in california, mobile, charleston, or savannah. such as rebuilding lots whether it in ohio, kentucky, or tennessee. such as the 17 national labs which are secret weapon and job growth acrossto growth across our country.ith super computing where we seek to lead the world, another great source of job growth. in a big part of our bridge it has to do with nuclear weapons in national defense. in a time when our world is so unsafe, americans would americans would hope we would deal with that. we worked together in a fair and accommodating manner under challenging fiscal constraintsnc million it is 37.5 billion, reaching bipartisan consensus was not easy. we received and allocations for the defense spending that was higher than last year by aboutnon-defense 1.163 billion, about 808 million lower. the funding include several federal agencies that do important work including the u.s. department of energy, the nuclear regulatory commission, the army corps of engineers, the engineers, the bureau of reclamation, the national nuclear security