john boseman is in on this issue trying to do that. so it depends on what countries you are in. i didn't get the source of the first quote that you said. who that person was. did you hear that? >> it's roman historian. he lived republican -- the year before christ up until 18 before christ. he said [ speaking in a foreign language ] which is if you want to live in peace, prepare to war. >> yes. that's exactly, of course, george marshall. more prominently quoted has been ronald reagan. in order not to have to use it, you got to have it. if you don't have it, you have to use it and it's too late. it's true. [ inaudible question ] >> we need a mike down here. >> he's pretty loud. [ laughter ] >> good morning, sir. my name is robert lee with the state department. thank you for your comments and your service. you focus on the importance of defense in your remarks and rightly so as the chairman of the senate armed services committee. you mention the need to protect the funds from a percentage wise budget cut in the upcoming budget. you mentioned the nuclear triad that there's another

residential people that live in these neighborhoods, i know john boseman is here today and various stakeholders. people involved with different organizations. they also have a chance to look at the scope and what we were doing and have a chance to weigh in on the recommendations when they were released. having said that, this is a summary of the project scope. i mentioned it was initiated in 2017. we really are focused on looking at how buildings will perform in an earthquake and have those neighborhoods can expect to be impacted by the performance of those buildings. and making recommendations where we think we can improve the process or the processes that the city has, and ultimately the goal is the buildings will be safer and they will be more resilient. after an event we will be able to get our downtown open more quickly. having said that, i will pass this on to john. there you are. thank you. >> thank you. >> a pleasure to be here today. we have a lot of recommendations and we will focus on those that are important to you and to d.b.i. there are seven of 16. we will try to go through these

good man >> john boseman. >> we got it there, john >> thank you, john great. >>. >> debbie is tough we competed with her she is tough and smart and does a great job. thank you very much. really good job. ralph abraham. thank you. rick allen jody airington andy bar where is andy? did i do a good job for you? did i do a good job? you're one of the only congressional congressmen i could have -- i'll tell you, you i went to specifically congratulations. mitch was there with rand paul we were all there for you. great. good job [ applause ]% jam james comer. kevin cramer that's another one we worked hard on. senator elect very shortly proud of you, kevin. rick crawford. rodney davis rick geanforte you did a great job out there. fantastic job. neil dunn, ron estess. bob good gladder is here with comey i think. trying to see how much he is lying today. frank lucas, roger marshal dan newhouse thank you all. great people collin peterson hi good job >> very nice >> david rouser. where is david is he around hi david congratulations. fon netical phonetically it is very tough. austin, where is austi