he was more insight on the budget problems facing the military i was chewing earlier by george ferguson is the senior aerospace defense analyst at bloomberg industries. he first asked him to give me a breakdown on what the pentagon wants to keep and what it thinks they can afford to get rid of at this point. one thing that a competitor would love to keep everything is good but budget realities are that way. and i think with the pentagon leaders look at the decisions that they have to make me think that it's easier to regenerate the it's the personal side of the force that is some of the more complex weapons systems to the car for a down to invest in the complex weapons systems especially ships and aircraft. i rather than people in and as congress continues to cut budgets. the pentagon has the same problem the rest of the country has and that is that healthcare is expensive you know retirement plans and other expensive as well to the pentagon a route that is now the forces of the manpower heavy forces the army the marines and save on health care save on the back to the salaries and inves

bigger bulkier side of just large you know personnel forces that's one that down ok all right george ferguson senior aerospace and defense analyst at bloomberg industries thank you very much for that. enjoyed thank you and her second round of public grilling this week us and secretary of state victoria nuland sat in front of the house committee on foreign relations to answer questions about this country's involvement in the crisis in ukraine are choosing a partner i has more. assistant secretary of state victoria nuland made these most recent comments while testifying before the u.s. house committee on foreign affairs she's been speaking to them somewhere for around two hours or so in addition to blaming russia accusing russia of not doing anything to solve the crisis in ukraine she continued to reiterate america's commitment and support for the coup appointed government in ukraine now that support has been shown clearly in dollars mr nuland says that the u.s. has provided eighteen million dollars and non-lethal assistance to kiev and nine million dollars in funding to be used for the upcomin

and on the bigger bulkier side of just large personnel forces that's one that down ok all right george ferguson senior aerospace and defense analyst at bloomberg industries thank you very much for that . and her second round of public grilling is this week assistant secretary of state victoria nuland sat in front of the house committee on foreign relations to answer questions about the u.s. involvement in the crisis in ukraine she was asked about kim demonstrators and increasing sanctions are teasing apart and i have more. victoria nuland was also grilled about the u.s. as how u.s. administration's haphazard inconsistent policy of supporting self-determination another congressman specifically asked miss nuland why the u.s. has supported the independence of south sudan and kosovo for example but dismisses efforts in other parts of the world similar efforts well she explained that the obama administration opposes the changing of borders by force now during her two our testimony before the u.s. house committee on foreign affairs miss nuland reiterated america's commitment and support for the coup

to give us more insight on the budget problems facing the military i was trying to earlier by george ferguson he's a senior aerospace and defense analyst at bloomberg industries i first asked him to give me a breakdown on what the pentagon wants to keep and what it thinks it can afford to get rid of at this point. well i mean i think the pentagon would love to keep everything if they could but budget realities are that way and i think when the pentagon leaders look at the decisions that they have to make they think that it's easier to regenerate the the personnel side of the force than it is some of the more complex weapon systems and so they prefer right now to invest in the complex weapons systems especially ships and aircraft rather than people and as congress continues to cut budgets the pentagon has the same problem the rest of the country has and that is that health care is expensive you know retirement plans and are expensive as well so the pentagon and really the pinout the forces the manpower heavy forces the army the marines and save on the health care save on the salaries and inves

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