lost by one vote in the senate, and was the jobs issue that made the difference and senator alan cranston with one vote to go said dealer to be the guy responsible for all these people losing their jobs and he said no such of argument keeps occurring they were not going to get in the way of doing the oversight that he thought was necessary. >> if dwight eisenhower alive toy amount of money being spent, the size of the companies, the amount of money at stake i think is sycophant lee different than it was under eisenhower. >> i was going to say looking at other things as well. he would look of the military-industrial complex and i think that he would see at. bill fighting has put his finger on this as best i take from the book and other articles i've read on this. the pattern or the way the military industrial complex works today is somewhat different. but he would also get out of things come he would look at campaign finance, how the campaigns are financed in the country, how percentage of the citizens turnout on elections and how vigorous is the space process. you know, when i say he look

senator cranston buttonholed to senator from montana with just one vote to go and sit you want to be the guy responsible for people losing their jobs and he said no. so the jobs argument keeps recurring. but people were not going to let them get in the way of doing what was necessary. [inaudible] >> white eisenhower -- if he were alive today and see the military-industrial complex and i assume the industrial complex means the connection to the corporations and thanks. what do you think he would say about it today? >> it would have been hard to imagine what we have today. we spend twice as much on the military has when eisenhower left office. the company like lockheed martin is made of 18 companies that came together to form this large one company. you have lockheed martin, northrop grumman and boeing, the bulk of the defense spending going to be large contractors. i am sure the sheer size of the chris the leawood not have imagined it and in terms of what i talked about before, everything the government does whether it is outsourcing intelligence or accounting of tax revenue, in that

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