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eni think your uncle ted is really proud of you. >> thank you. >> thank you for your service. >> so u yo know, the members thank you very much for your answers before the committee. i think you acquitted you're very well. >> thank you. >> and the record will remain open until the close of business on friday. if the nominee receives any question, we ask you to anthem expeditiously. you're excused at this time. that's live starting a the 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. the subject of bmi l blower is an important and sensitive budget. in practice, what we as ig will do is advise whistle blowers of the protection to say to the extent that you can give us specific information that is much more helpful to us than general information. and sometimes in the course of providing specific information and details. in the role of an inspector general. sunday night at 8:00 on c-span q & a. in washington, d.c., on thursdays. she said the current fiscal contraction in the u including the sequester budget cuts are too excessive. but that the u.s. should not put the brakes on the economic recovery. her r

can you explain in detail eni guess as briefly as possible why you are suggesting the elimination of the kc10 as i understand at the time for the 2015 budget proposal. >> yes, sir, first of all, anything that was in the paper is not a decision yesterday. we are considering the message of the fleet along with the lot of other thing. one of the things that we got to you can't e limb the nate the fleet and dot job we do for the department of defense world wide. it's too large. there's nothing good about the -- any aircraft fleet right now. what we're looking at is where can we take save and not completely stop our ability to do our job. >> we have little time here. i won't go further. with you and your staff. >> i look forward to it. ask you take a look at the triad. i guess it's for the admiral for you, general. there's no mention of the try adhere. there's no mention of that in the testimony. did you consider that? i'll start with you, admiral. >> my number one statement is my top program is the strategic nuclear nuclear program. and that is number one. i'll fund above else in any sce