which really started started the building of nuclear bombs and that's because it was through los alamos laboratories in new mexico with direct partnership with the university of california that they develop nuclear weapons so this is actually nothing new now the only difference is is that now much of the universities are keeping this as classified information from students and faculty members so the students and faculty members aren't actually aware that these university are getting such a big grand such a big support from the u.s. government in terms of to get any kind of research or development to work with this industry but surprising and interesting enough a new report came out by the n.r.c. a couple of months ago the nuclear regulatory commission and about 30 percent of their workforce is going to be retiring now these are society we're talking about scientists here so who's going to be taking their place it's going to be exact programs and grants that they're providing to these universities in these exact industry that they're hoping they will play and was dangerous too is that you know when y

warrants livermore national laboratory along with los alamos national laboratory and sandia national laboratories is a more tight disciplinary national security rob retore we have a rich history in delivery and engineering solutions to many nationalistic you. needs and this dedication to the safety and security of our country continues today with center at the labs nasa. is that we're weapons program and that's technology and. the country's national laboratories and production sites from california to south carolina conduct state of the art research and in a range of scientific fields but nuclear weapons technology is one of the key areas of focus. here. at the kansas city national security campus our work is more than a job it's a mission a mission to deter our adversaries and to sure our allies they call it the nuclear enterprise and it involves a lot of different moving parts with different interests different constituencies they friend. business interests political interests military interests that all compete and try to influence where decisions are made and decisions of them of