quite a claim, and we have the author of that editorial, frank gaffney, he's the founder and presidentthe center for security policy. so, frank, you say this is more ideological than anything else. tell us about why. >> since 1983 when he was a radical student in columbia university, the president has had this aspiration that he's going to get rid of america's nuclear arsenal. i think it's sort of dressed up as a, hey, if we do it, everybody else will follow. there's simply no evidence that that's the case. and as 34 members of the house of representatives note inside a letter to him -- noted in a letter to him urging him to pull back from this folly, they said this is blind ideology at work, and i think they're exactly right. you know what's really interesting about is, is it's kind of a subset of what's happening to our national defense more generally. the president is engaged in a similarly blind, i think, idealogically-driven effort to disarm this country. and a lot of it's been dressed up was budget discipline and reducing the deficit and so on, but i think really as this example