host: mike quigley talking about transparency and other issues.f you want to ask questions -- new jersey, you are up first for our guests. this is by an up. caller: i just wanted to tie it in on our last segment about homeland security and now transparency, how long this whole underground city, i saw it on pbs special, how bare of big underground city, so many employed and we cannot account for how much we spend. the department of defense cannot account for their spending and all the people and politicians like guiliani, because they were there at ground zero, the form consultant companies and have enriched themselves. millionaires now. how can we make it more transparent to reveal to the public what is going on? and what he was saying about trust in government, this is why because we say that our politicians are in cahoots with corporations cannot benefit the whole welfare of everybody, every citizen in the united states. guest: let me begin with the department of defense. you raise a very good point. at this point of time, department of defense

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