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we've been granted a five-men ut reprieve. for those of you with personal commitments and must leave, please do so. i ask you to foile to the outsie so you don't block camera coverage. for those of you that can stay, you can stay five more minutes. we welcome questions. please come forward to the microphone, ask your question and direct it, if possible, towards a specific panel member. and we conclude, joe tells me, at 1:42:40. questions? >> good afternoon, thank you for your presentation. michael from raytheon. first bringing a broadband network to bring communication to state and locals, i don't know if you track that as part of your jobs. if you have, i'm kind of curious what you think the biggest challenge might be for bringing interoperable communications that can with stand disasters to state, local and national net work. if you have no opinion, it's been nice talking to you. >> if i may, i will direct that to bob, then mike. bob, buzz he's got overall responsibility. mike, because you may or may not be familiar with the

men ut men and founding fathers and founding mothers, created a vision of a nation where people coulde in freedom. live without government breathing down their necks. without government bots on their backs. without some government finger picking their pockets. without a government czar telling them thousand educate their children. without some government dictator selecting their doctors for them. no government, no government, no government. central to their vision was the concept of very small government. and the democrat led administration there. vision has become a nightmare and every minute aspects of our lives. a r and there are the days of the revolution, the minutemen, warriors. it was their sacrifice. their energy that threw off the yolk of oppression of king george. today my brothers and sisters, you are, you in this room, are the minute men. it is out of these days of oppression that we in this room must create a new liberty and freedom, a new america of freedom. we've had almost a decade of hope and change. seems like so much more. so much longer. hoping for a job and trying

we've been granted a five-men ut reprieve. for those of you with personal commitments and must leave, please do so. i ask you to foile to the outsie so you don't block camera coverage. for those of you that can stay, you can stay five more minutes. we welcome questions. please come forward to the microphone, ask your question and direct it, if possible, towards a specific panel member. and we conclude, joe tells me, at 1:42:40. questions? >> good afternoon, thank you for your presentation. michael from raytheon. first bringing a broadband network to bring communication to state and locals, i don't know if you track that as part of your jobs. if you have, i'm kind of curious what you think the biggest challenge might be for bringing interoperable communications that can with stand disasters to state, local and national net work. if you have no opinion, it's been nice talking to you. >> if i may, i will direct that to bob, then mike. bob, buzz he's got overall responsibility. mike, because you may or may not be familiar with the

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