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obviously, when it comes to our arsenals, depos, our plants, etc. and thinking about going forward in the theavepbt we have another constituent gentcy we have to be ready. that industrial organic base is going to be very, very important as itself shown to be the case with the last two conflicts. i think to pe serve our readiness we have -- preserve our readiness that it stays ready during peacetime as well. mr. secretary, you indicated that reductions in the civilian work force would be based on analysis to preserve capabilities, we have to do those at the depos, the arsenals, whatever the case is. you discuss how the department would preserve those capabilities in the base and ensure that we have maintain the work force, which is essential. can you elaborate on that? >> congressman, thank you. i agree. i think the entire eliminate of d.o.d. greece with your emphasis on how critical it is to preserve that industrial organic base. there is noish dwhrue. how do we -- issue there. how do we do with it the issues we're facing? that is part of the balanc

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final decision either way but i can't sit here and tell you no chance there would be any furloughs of depo workers. >> if, in fact, it happens i would like to have a more detailed conversation with you about how that could arise but thank you. >> excuse me, congressman, if i may get to your point -- your request. yes, we will. we obviously, if we have to do that and make any of these tough choices on furloughs, which as you know we've been talking about, hopefully we don't have to or at least minimize it as we move from 21 to 14. we would let the congress know of our actions. >> thank you. >> mr. secretary, your predecessor, secretary panetta stated that he believed the treaty route with confirmation by the senate was the only appropriate way to compromise with nuclear sises in another state. do you concur with that assessment? >> generally, that is the route russia, sovieten union. treaties are important, i've always supported -- >> there was something under the bush administration it was criticized for trying to get around the senate and it would not be verifiable. i hope you still feel

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restructuring of military healthcare that might consolidate some of our facilities and drawdowns in depo maintenance as we finish the reset activities. i would hope that given the time to prepare, we could do this through attrition, but we aren't far enough along to eally know for sure. >> can you explain how the air force has entered -- if sequestration is the trigger, will that then go away, and has the president been briefed that if the air force is not training that after 30 days, 60 days, there will be a much longer lead team before you can divert the air force, for instance, to north korea? i'm going to interfere this mostly to the air force. i want to key on an a word you mentioned, which is readiness. the air force, because of the nature of what they're called ton to do, maintains a high level of readiness, and that's what's being affected. all of those forces that are deployed, those that are rotating out, we mentioned the korean peninsula and other places, those are at full ready status. many of the forces back home will still be at a mid or high level of readiness, but the air

other thing i have to share with you, that is quite tangible proof of the drawndown is we went to the depo the operating bases that are being closed -- >> bill: oh, right. >> we're talking massive parking lots full of humvees, striker vehicles warehouses with everything from air conditioning equipment, communications equipment, tents -- you know -- >> bill: so what happens to all of this stuff? >> they are packing it up and starting to bring it home. >> bill: they are going to have a fire sale or just store it for future operations or what? >> the statute says the military gets first dibs in terms of claiming it. but there are things like firetrucks, state and local governments by law have a right to claim it. but there's no searchable database out there. and it's funny there was one story in connecticut which i talked about this a little bit our office has gotten swamped with calls from local governments who are looking at their own capitol budgets -- this may sound mundane, but we're talking billions of dollars of material that is going to be coming state side -- >> bill: sure. sure. >>

there's more to their lives than they have cds and bank depositive -- depos it. they are exposed in some way to the stock market and the policy we're pursuing probably have been good for stock market returns. most importantly, what we're trying to do is stimulate borrowing, and a lot of people even retirees borrow whether to refinance a mortgage that helps them or to buy a new house. and they have children and grandchildren and then they think about children and family's futures. can my child or grandchild find a job? what about me if i want to supplement my income and work part time? can i find a job? i think when people think about the different concerns they have with the come, and all the different hats they wear, and think about what the broad sense of consequences is. the low rate of return on safe deposit that is cost. there are a lot of other benefits. i'd say, look, how are we going get interest rates up to normal levels when we have a normal economy? and when are we going have a normal economy when we're finally able to stimulate the strong enough recov

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