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so you have to say, one of the prime responsibilities of the federal governmen is to safeguard our securityreedoms. the way you do that, you say to yourself what are the problem out there, and how are they evving in to the future? and what do we need to deal with them effectively. taking advantage of opportunities. then you build our military capacity based on that strategy. you don't go at it the other way, say we only have a nickel now, what can you do with that nickel. you have to fight for the strategy. neil: do you believe as president does or at least defense department no seems to, that we don't need this membership soldiers because they are around from the war in afghanistan, and war in iraq. we're unwinding from those areas, we don't need to be staffed to the degree we were? >> that may very well be true. on theother happened, i don't get the feeling that we he started from the sense of strej, th streablg, the world is awash in chae, there are threats and ago fabulous opportunities to advae the agenda of freedom, so we have to be ready. neil: secretary, i'm looking at putin, in t e

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. >> in some instances you will find -- and you will find another governmen government -- but you have to follow the law, given permission, where it shouldn't be given permission. corruption is just one of the many challenged. >> there's many beyond the boundaries but new construction keeps coming up. city officials say they plan to reclaim what wetlands can turn into nature parks but they will have to move fast before they are all gone. malcolm web, uganda. >> time for sport now. >> lora, thank you so much. super bowl xlviii takes off in a few hours time. denver broncos will face the seattle sea hawks. mark morgan is live for us outside met life stadium. let's talk about manning for a second, he is really trying to make history tonight. he has a lot of attention this week, because he had an incredible season as i mentioned and he just obtained his fifth, his fifth mvp award. and keep in mind, no other player has won more than 3 manning led the broncos high powered offense to some video game numbers. he threw for over 5500 yards as far as that voting is concerned, he received 49 of the

>> i think that people natural he would lik smaller government, governmen closer to people, i get thatve cities and municipal government, and local government, but you know 6 new states, that is god knows how many new regulations, are they keepshe laws that used to be laws of californi just to get water, 2/3 of people in sfral and southern lifornia, water has to go throh 3 states, and the national guard does that get divideup in 6 ways, there is a lot of problems, trust me, business -- running a business, you have 6 states passing regulations, you could be sure they will be different froone state to the other 92 switching ges,. neil: switches gears, schwarzenegger is aking movies again, how do you get along. >> i like arnold, i have always liked him, he was the good to me, i supported him on a number of thing where we shared similar views, i wish him well. i was distraugh over h marital difficulties, i hope somehow he and maria reconcile but i have nothing but good thouts about arnold. neil: amazing, w were gamee@ througject els man through a very -- process, why weren't you not better

not sure i got all of your concern with the french, but let me talk sort of generally about the i governmen. it is well established today among scholars that the government was not simply obedient to germany, but actually persecuted jews in france on its own. first, foreign jews, but then french jews as well. and so the notion of deporting jews for what the nazis said was resettlement was not a tough sell. particularly if there were been fits to be obtained for the french government in the way of germans releasing french p.o.w.s or fewer economic demands on france. it was not much in the area of concern of french officials to be worried about their jews. >> hello. i was -- well, many seem to believe that the -- i'm sorry, i've gotten very flustered. [laughter] seem to believe that it would have had a major impact if the pope and/or fdr had spoken out regarding the holocaust, and i'm wondering whether you agree with that proposition and what scenario you envision there, you know? under what circumstances would that have had major impact? >> okay. so the question is, you know, what if rooseve

of approach we see coming out of the baseline are narrow and that the limited resources and the governmen of d industry that can be applied are prioritized on the space. >> do you want to take a whack at the regulatory question and then some questions from the audience. >> i think between the four individuals -- no i don't think that there is anything left to be said. >> we do have a question and that is for you, catherine. [laughter] >> this is from patrick at light reading. he is asking what kind of legislation do you think is needed for the communication service providers? >> you can certainly talk to the washington office at great length = an advisor, however, i and large, we have been seeking some form of legislative support in terms of not only the information sharing piece of it because i think that you understand the communication sector isn't supposed to share anything about anything about the customers, so we do not. for instance, if we have a banking customer and that banking customer is under attack, i don't say anything. i tell my bank may be you should call and share this. w