i mean you could track it literally all the way back to the george washington ministration with some exceptions for world war one and the civil war but as from the beginning of this country until the reagan administration as you can see here's the here's the graph as well as productivity when. up which is the red line which is the ability of a business to produce things corporate profits everything else is productivity went up wages went up until the reagan presidency until ronald reagan declared war on organized labor in one thousand nine hundred and then wages started to flatten out but productivity continued are going to break if you're in the seventy's the trend began there not before not with ronald reagan actually they are merging in seventy urging and then they're breaking apart yeah you get some but i mean this are this this is one reaganomics came into play into play and this is this seems to me like a fairly clear trend line. well if you're left wing politics happy to blame it on what i don't know i mean it's also just politics i mean when you turn for this to go there or c

ultimately, you serve the president, the white house, the ministration. -- the administration. partress is an important of our country. that is part of the service you're providing. first and foremost, you are there to speak for him, accurately represent what he is doing, why he is doing it come and take questions, and some and for what you believe. this is where it matters most. what you believe is right when it comes to what he's doing. >> is it that i have to spend our case all the time, our responsibility is to sell our story, rather than my responsibility is to try to help this person who wants to tell a story as best i can, and is there a difference? clearly, your interest is make the president denies it look as good as he can. as good as he can. -- we certainly tried. work inthers who communications in the white explained,ry, and and defend what he is doing. we try to explain in a way that reflects what we believe. he's doing things for the right reasons, and they have the right policies. acknowledging that there'll be disagreements. >> here is the other thing. there is

administration testing the powers are testing the water when it came to closing down get paired with ministration official the majority of agencies involved the transfer discussions favor the transfers we've got eighty six i think is the number of people in guantanamo right now who not only have never been. charged the crime never been connected to a crime but the bush administration declared had never ever committed a crime they were they were picked up in appropriately and they've been down there for twelve years now should we at least be letting these eighty six people to. make that case in the light of day i mean and said oh you know transfer this i mean what a lot of people now don't think that it was a transfer for bergdahl that it was you know cover for it or that bergdahl transfer was was cover for this i mean if if they want to make the case that these people should be released i think they should make the case i mean i know that you know it is one of the president's promises and yes he wants to feel that to the to his base but you know let's have the case be made i want to hear it well

the dippy administrator for defense, nonproliferation for the national nuclear security ministration, anne harrington. that is a lot. a position you have held, i understand, since, what, 2010? 2010. thank you. director of the national academy of sciences committee on international security and arms as the, also positions deputy director of the office of proliferation, welcome. panel, we have dr. -- i want you to pronounce it for me. gowadia. directorgowadia. that is a great name. at the department of homeland security. wadia was appointed in 2013 after being active director in 2012. i understand you have served in multiple positions with the domestic nuclear detection office since 2005 and also worked at the department , theand security transportation security ministration and the federal aviation administration. our next witness on this panel satorius, the executive director for operations at the nuclear regulatory commission, and he serves as a chief operating officer overseeing the daily operations of the agency. he was a licensed examiner 25 years ago and then as a reactor inspect

is da policies that deepen the split somehow and i think this is something that the obama visit ministration does understand and believe deeply somehow the united states and its allies need to be about creating some balance between iran saudi arabia between shiites and sunnis that this is going to take the region down if it continues. i flew into into d.c. late sunday night and sat next to a saudi businessman and boy there it is there's some genuine freak out about what may happen if if iran decides to get into this although iran is already in it iran has been fighting through proxies in the government in iraq is essentially under the rain in germany there's no question of really about that and iran has been using iraq the shiite militia men as its proxies in syria sending them in to fight alongside against the sunni opposition. fighting against bashar assad before the the american neo cons start using that is the new drumbeat for bomb bomb bomb iran. that argument has been has been made for a while i think actually the the argument that you hear creasing lee is is this the threat of al qaed

i do not think anything underscores the vital need for services today in the veterans a ministration more than ptsd. simple word, so vastly complex, so lastly attacked. we did not seem to be able to make enough progress on ptsd. people suffer horribly. you go back, and listen. no press, no staff, listen to veterans. then veterans themselves and their sheer terror of them explaining their experiences. nobody except you and eight ptsd sufferers and discussing what they found that they had found themselves doing in horror, pushing children sitting on their lash softly away from them so they would not hurt them, not being sure what their reaction would be. i mean, the herd is so astounding and so heartbreaking and yet we are still working on it. there is more work to be done. in vermont. i and a cousin who was killed recently who was very much a part of that. i see all of this as unacceptable, but i want to be absolutely clear in what i am saying. we need to improve the va, not tear it down. and the gentleman indicated we need accountability and money, when the bells. you cannot kate ped

the obama ministration says it plans to try him in civilian court. on wednesday, libyan officials called u.s. rate of violation of libyan sovereignty and said khatalla chebeague rock back inside libya. -- should be brought back for travel inside libya. without prior knowledge of the libyan government at a time the city of benghazi suffers from security disruptions. there wanted in a number of cases. the security situation in benghazi has left them unable to enforce these orders. >> in a letter to view an security council, the us ambassador to the united nations, samantha power, defended the raid by invoking the u.s. right to self-defense under article 51 of the u.n. charter. allah a keykhat figure in the benghazi attack and said he was signing the violence against americans. he is reportedly being held on u.s. ship and undergoing an fbi-led interrogation. it is unclear if he has been red armor and a warning of his right to remain silent and obtain legal counsel. a death rowexecuted prisoner convicted of killing his wife and young son nearly 30 years

and in the orange ministration before that and so he is a pragmatist i mean if you listen to his rhetoric clearly at the moment a man will put up a good point you know there's a question over his legitimacy when it comes to the east of the country i mean he's whether sconce to in the west of the country where the ukrainian nationalist ukrainian speakers live moreover he has the backing of the west for unclear but when it comes to the east is authority there is questionable in so much as lots of people in the east of ukraine were rejecting the european deal rejecting the european vision which is not to say they want to join russia tomorrow but they wanted more of a choice and so left with this impossible task of trying to please everybody when people on the two sides are shooting at each other because their disagreements are so so enraged at this point and he's going to have a very hard time of it but if you listen to his comments i mean he says things like the nationalist things like he wants crimea back but he's also reached out to moscow and said any future without russia or ukraine is

it as we see this proliferation of terrorist we've also at the same time head of the ministration the didn't want to recognize there was a problem they like to say we got bin laden problem solved or we've decimated al qaida but they have decimated is the u.s. defense department i try to put myself in the position of maybe an iraq war vet who came back and lost a leg or maybe parents in some state around the country and you met many of them or they lost a loved one and the cities that their sons died in or where they lost a limb they're watching those cities fall to isis right now before the very eyes and i got to be wonder what are they thinking tonight after their sacrifice they're probably thinking the same thing that a lot of front of friends of mine or the families of friends of mine and. i think tonight which is how do we get is do you know will it lyndon johnson and richard nixon are war criminals and so is dick cheney what the hell is he doing on television it's we admit it. ok who are boxes who are what who are dogs oh. that's a great question john mccain no i will tell you on

but neither of them will agree, i don't think with it ministration's epa proposal. lances from fort lauderdale, florida. caller: good morning. i have a comment and a question. to me, so much of this seems bass-akwards. up ourr we do, building play, opening one up, what we handicapping ourselves and illuminating our chances of building the economy that would lead to innovation. i think people are looking forwards, but not if it is going to cut their throat. you're putting us in a position where we are in a race, and we have to win 50 times. i just wanted to put that out there. where is the skepticism from the president on the science? guest: i think you make a good point about china and india, that is one thing that a lot of the critics of these regulations will point out. the u.s. utility sector accounts for about 6.3 to 6.4% of global carbon emissions. it is not that much. if we reduce that, it is my going to make a difference globally speaking, because china is now the largest producer of carbon dioxide in the world. what the administration says no -- president ob

the ministration must notify congress 30 days before releasing guantanamo bay detainees. second, the a ministration has congressically tell how releasing each terrorist is in the national security interest of the united states. the administration did neither. it is in the policy of the united states not to negotiate with terrorist. this seems to be violated. it is a designated foreign terrorist organization according to the noted state state department and killed alice americans and afghan soldiers. it maintains close ties with al qaeda as the most dangerous terrorist group fighting in afghanistan. qatar -- matter that this raises another concern close to home in texas. of my constituents was in january 2000 13. an event that many americans have forgotten. hit hisaptured after he coworkers in a space in the refinery. the terrorist never found the coworkers and they eventually escaped. it has been reported the hostage takers wanted to trade those american hostages at the facility, including victor, for terrorist in united states custody. they wrote me recently to say they

what i would fault the ministration most profoundly is that they didn't level with people. i think that is why people are so angry. come as a you reporter, ever use the word " lie"? >> i try to use other words. sometimes it is not avoidable. i try to use prevaricate. lies sounds very harsh. been in this town for a lot of years. are you going to stay here now that you have left nbc? >> no, i am actually moving to florida. >> why? >> i'm doing advanced work for the 2000 16 campaign. basically, i find washington has become a really toxic town. it is one thing if you need to be here for work, but otherwise, i think the rest of the country has a lot to offer. i'm addicted to golf. i wonder what it would be like if i can actually play golf for six months if i could get any better. i hope to spend the next six months playing golf, making a few speeches, and trying to figure out what i would like to do next. >> lisa myers, thank you very much for joining us. >> you bet, thank you. >> for free transcripts, or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q&a.org. q&a prog

yes now become a critic and is accuse the of -- has accused the obama ministration of covering up the number of civilian casualties in drone strikes. a john brennan, who replaced couple removed in the white house, at one point said there were none, which i found laughable, no program has none. >> and richard clarke on whether his former boss president bush should be tried for war crimes. >> it is clear that things the bush administration did, in my mind at least it is clear, some of the things they did were war crimes. >> all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the last known american prisoner of war in afghanistan has been freed in a prisoner swap with the taliban. bowe bergdahl was held captive since going missing in june 2009. there have been rumors he left his base unarmed after turning against the war. he was freed over the weekend after the u.s. agreed to release five taliban leaders from guantÁnamo bay in a deal brokered by qatar. joined by bergdahl's parents, president obama announced the news of the

drones strikes with respect to noncitizens, but again i think what is important is that the and ministration not have to wait for the aclu or "the new york times" or anyone else. they can act and follow through on its promises of transparency and should do so. >> thank you for being with us, hina shamsi, director of the america civil liberty union national security project. would we come back, something like 1500 to 3000 water a week aren detroit having their water shut off. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with aaron matÉ. in detroit have appealed to the united nations over the city's move to shut off the water of thousands of residents. the detroit water authority says half of it 323,000 accounts article england. it has begun turning off the taps of those who do not pay bills that total above $150 or that are 60 days late. and smart, up to 3000 accounts holders of had their taps shut off per week. the detroit water authority there's an estimated $5 billion in debt and is been the subject of talks to privati

kurdish sunni and shia reason regions would each be responsible for their own domestic laws and ministration and internal security the central government would control border fence foreign affairs an oil revenue baghdad to become a federal song with while densely populated areas of mixed populations and receive both multi sectarian and international police protection it's a little late for the for the part of that. was biden on to something or was that a dumb idea than and on the one hand and on the other is this really what we're going to end up with anyway. curious any takers here on this one or clearly. this was always a problem in a sense specially look at people in the middle east the way they looked at this that but u.s. policy was intending to divide the region along ethnic and sectarian lines and that the only been if you're shia resolve this we're going to be the israelis and you us the godless how accurate this is but this was one of the perspective the other thing the dangerous thing that we're hearing still a great deal about right now is that there are on there are some people e

they go to the veterans and ministrations -- administration because there are free drugs.e like them and get that kind of care rather than what it is now which is an abomination. and that needs to change. we need to rethink it and design it from the ground up whether it be a voucher system or restructuring totally, incentivizing, developing ways and a support network for them. i am not sure what the real answer is but we need to bring in our think tanks and do it right away. tavis: are you hopeful that the politics that are so connected to the health care debate in this country are ever going to change, do you see the optics changing? , there is ahis sentiment that the optics have been the way they are in part because barack obama has been the president pushing it. the clintons had their own comeuppance when it came to this issue. just trying to get at whether you see any way politically if the optics change so we can have advances that are not always so fraught with partisan politics. >> it does not look like it. there is -- for the last decade it has been about health ca

ministration has been accused of orchestrating this in coordination with the government of mexico honduras el salvador you are you charging the obama administration with actually wanting this to happen i think there's no doubt about it really no doubt about it just flies in the face of all logic why would the president intentionally create a situation that's become such a huge liability for him on both the right and the left the dogs must really be desperate for ratings are published if he expects people to take him seriously when he says things like that and a very very ugly randy thomas the anti-gay activist and founder of the anti grade hate group save california went off on the same sex marriage while finally filling in for a right wing host and janet mefford on friday he said it was a form of tyranny seriously was. its tyranny its intolerance its attack its a form of slavery even that you cannot even have freedom of freedom of speech freedom of religion and it's this is this is leading away from mere opposition to oppression with coming persecution and. letting people same sex love ea

u.s.at do you make of the the ministrations support of the ukraine?captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] house press secretary jay carney responding to questions on the administration's decision this week to swap for his nurse with the taliban to bring home -- to swap prisoners with the taliban to bring home sergeant o bergdahl, who has been held captive for five years. and he also answered questions about the epa's decision to cut carbon emissions by 20% by the year 2030. house republicans leader eric cantor reacting to today's decision saying in part this -- democratic leader nancy pelosi also released a statement, saying -- coming up in just over five thetes, we will go live to heritage foundation here in washington for a discussion on the supreme court ruling in mccutchen, striking him campaign contribution limits, and the impact of that ruling on free speech. that will start at 2 p.m. eastern and we will have live coverage here on c-span. and tonight, a look at baseball and

this of ministration in washington has been doing some very strange things always also most. and i'm going to guess. and attempt to be a bomber administration to reassert its. having really been trumped by russia over syria we're going to get to that in our second part of the show well first we're going to take a short break when we're back we're going to continue talking to john pilger a veteran journalist and author we'll talk more about the impact and the extent of american global ambitions to stay with us. divisions within ukraine are becoming greater with each passing day the western backed regime shows no interest in compromise or negotiations at the same time civilians in the east continue to die is going for broke. some people say that when it happens in time not a very nice one the curtain goes down. point and i could no longer stand i decided to kill myself. even though i was scared of what i'd done but i punched but i didn't understand it when. the woman should. run from him. everyone who sees the speech. to also speak to the children. my husband became a controlla

this of ministration in washington has been doing some very strange things over also mayo. and i'm going to guess. and attempt to be a bomber administrator to reassert its. haven't really been trumped by russia over syria we're going to get to that in our second part of the show but first we're going to take a short break when we're back we're going to continue talking to john pilger a veteran journalist and author we'll talk more about the impact and the extent of american global ambitions to stay with us. divisions within ukraine are becoming greater with each passing day the western backed regime in game shows no interest in compromise or negotiations at the same time civilians in the east continue to die is going for broke. and i think. foreigners. eugenics but eugenics. and science punishment for an uncommitted crying i was. in a chief you believe still today so that if you like. you know why not a lot of us are still don't know why genetic improvement through forced sterilization the basis for nazi ideology don't stop at just sterilizing consent now go to the point of

the ministrations not even looking at that. administration is not even looking at that. >> the president has announced his plan to leave and i thousand 800 troops in afghanistan after 9008year -- to leave hundred troops in afghanistan after this year. it is less than the pentagon had recommended. there have been no earlier recommendation about a complete withdrawal in 2016. a couple of questions. is that numbers sufficient to get the job done and do both counterterrorism and robust advising of afghan security forces? the two thousand 16 date signal to the enemy that they can wait out u.s. forces? date signal to the enemy that they can wait out u.s. forces? >> the last time i was in afghanistan was a few weeks ago. the general was really careful not to use a specific number. he wanted more flexibility. but he was more concerned about was having enough troops to carry out the mission. more important was defining the mission. the mission that those who are left behind to work on will be to train the afghan military and police forc

last year did ministration provided exemptions.bby lobby is a private company and this ruling could have widespread. the companies and their backers argued 1990's federal laws. police arrested a suspect in a shooting that happened early sunday and for. it was a woman who shot at the wall filled the theater for. she was taken hospital with nonlife threatened injuries. police say they made and the 65 arrests during the festivities. six arrests of four felonies. for more for misdemeanors. heavy traffic and thousands of people flooding the streets for the pride festivals. this included a garbage truck streets. one crewmember said the trash was out of control this year. "people were running the show or walking pass trash like was nothing, we're looking at today's worth of trash easing, whose income is up now? the city." officials have identified the man who attacked the liquor store in san jose earlier this month for. shares officials said the man who stole liquor bottles was a 25 year-old man. this is not first-time johnson's been in t

but this ministration has perfected the delay and excuses. it is shocking because i feel strongly the information they withhold and protect longs to the public. we own it. there is no sense of that when you ask for it. they covet it as if they are private organizations defending trade secrets rather than understanding what they hold is in formation they have gathered on our behalf. emmy-winning reporter on the changing face of news and her career on sunday night. carext, a look at health insurance enrollment. general america hosted a discussion -- enroll america hosted a discussion that included kathleen sebelius. this was her first public appearance since she stepped down. this was an hour and a half. >> good morning. please welcome the president of enroll america. [applause] >> hello. good morning, everyone. welcome to the first national enroll america conference, the state of enrollment, getting america covered. very excited to have you all here today. [applause] we first started planning this conference months ago, our hope was to bring t

in the west bank including our computer hard drives and damaging equipment on the palestinian ministration. in the west bank including computer hard drives. in a crackdown on the palestinian administration. takes place in iraq taking control of new territory and forcing millions to. consider. the militants.

it warm up yoco the food and drug and ministration will release new guidelines and infant formula.mpanies will be required to test for salmonella and other bacteria that can cause children to get really sick. manufacturers will have to prove their formula supports normal physical growth. they'll have to be in full compliance with the new rules by september. >> they may be making some people lazy. a new study finds older men are less likely to exit front regular iexercise regular. this it is a fairly serious concern the fed is doing something that makes people less likely to exercise. the color of her eye as it may affect the way you cope with pain. scientists at the university of pittsburgh report caucasian women with a light-colored eyes taller a pain and distress better than people with brown or his lawyers. study of 58 pregnant women from those with light- colored eyes came to experience less pain. the women with light-colored eyes also suffered less anxiety the lower rates of depression. fewer negative thoughts. a genetic link seems likely. >> an update on a breaking story. fou

using computer hard drives and damaging equipment in a crackdown on the palestinian ministration. about makes up israeli troops raid media outlets in the west bank including r.t.c. using computer hard drives and damaging equipment in a crackdown on the palestinian administration. fierce fighting takes place in iraq with islamists taking control of new territories and forcing millions to flee the violence while washington considers airstrikes to stop the militants. spain's new king is sworn in and a look at some of the highlights of his predecessor's rule when asked whether the era of charismatic european royals as and it. is to be am and mosque here watching us here national with me marina joshing welcome to the program and the korean army and to government protesters in the east are pointing the finger at each other for violating a cease fire imposed by president bush and it was part of his peace plan on friday as follows a terrible week for local civilians who lost over a dozen loved ones as a result of army shelling. good no but it's like that is a good thing would be good. new

well ministration is requesting for lawmakers to approve five hundred million dollars in spending for the purpose of arming the syrian opposition the white house claims that only appropriate vetted elements of the moderate opposition would receive direct training from the u.s. military and be equipped with american weapons and ammunition u.s. officials insist that the weapons would serve to help empower the syrian people and help them push back against the government as well as the militant extremist group isis which actually has been fighting to topple bashar al assad since the civil war began more than three years ago however as recent events have shown american weapons may very well end up in its enemies hands just two weeks ago an all out assault on iraq's second largest city mosul causing a reported thirty thousand iraqi soldiers who were trained by the u.s. military to turn around and run as a result sunni extremists have seized stockpiles of american weapons and ammunition as well as u.s. humvees the bloodshed being unleashed in iraq by isis has arguably been strengthened by th

ukrainians this side and thus far as i know and this may change at the moment for publishing could ministrations such as it is wish is for a western geo political orientation and the money will come in. if he changes either if you change used to be if you change for eurasian union which is that which is a premise of your question then actually there should still be western money coming in because that is a third choice but he will need a mandate to do it at the moment his mandate is not that he's mandate he's for european orientation so if he does if i accept the premise of your question and he does term as yunnan coverts turned himself then i think you're affectively creating another modern situation i think that leads me to my next question we've been here before i mean we have heard all those democratic of rule of law slogans at my down before during their orange revolution and a couple of years later ukrainians went to the polls and reversed that revolution electing victor unocal which as president how long do you think mr persian corps realistically has before my down is occupied by rallies

for a way out and president putin provided him with a way out obama doesn't care and the good ministration doesn't care about people on facebook of public opinion public opinion does not change foreign policy now but the i didn't do care years ago price and i was never going to get or an authorization of military force the president was never going to get an authorization of military force from this congress because the elected officials our country our presidents network presidents never get authorization i did only in the judiciary had already been hearing as i was going to go to paris annie oakley one of the interesting thing i agree with and says we have the advent of facebook and we have you tube very important twitter etc etc but one of the things the broader picture understand ok we have but very importantly it has been mentioned on this program was the illegal war in two thousand and three against iraq in the subsequent occupation which is disastrous but we also have the financial crisis of two thousand and eight two thousand and nine which i think a lot of people looked at the est

problems trust me isn't and other military action that haven't yet been rolled out of course by then ministration are airstrikes and drone strikes i what are your thoughts on the united states moving forward unilateral unilaterally could this really do more harm than good in the end. yes i think it absolutely could every time we have a drone strike we create that many more quote terrorists it seems we're out there trying to create terrorists so we have someone to fight because that's all these drones are doing and as i understand it in reading scales book they're operating in about fourteen countries right now with these drones how would we feel if another country flew drones in our country would we allow that of course not you know i'm a believer in major general smedley butler the two time congressional medal of honor winner wrote the great book war is a racket smedley says we need to pass a constitutional amendment that the u.s. troops cannot go over five hundred miles from our border we should pass that because we have the capability to blow up anything in the world why do we need our troops

. >> we also saw this during the bush it ministration, where they will sign the law and say but thisparticular part of the law -- it is unfairly and unconstitutionally tries to constrain the power of the executive branch i will not recognize it. if the court will intervene, i am not a lawyer. most course traced a way from its. -- most courts try to stay away from it. it is his idea that presidents are kind of picking and choosing. the president addressed his foreign-policy in west point at the commencement ceremony. to go back to wednesday's beach and share with you and our audience a part of what the president said to the graduating cadets at west point and his next two and a half years in the white house. >> here's my bottom line. america must always lead on the world stage. if we do not, no one else will. u.s. is and of the always will be the backbone of that leadership. action cannotary be the only or even primary component of our leadership in every instance. just because they have the best hammer does not mean that every problem is a nail. because the cost associated with milit

imperfect tools to predict recessions or depressions but we know that from the george washington ministration until nine hundred thirty two united states never went more than fifteen years without a major national bank panic longest period we ever extended between panics was fifteen years typically it was thirteen years and from one nine hundred thirty two until basically two thousand and eight we had no major national bank panics why was that because in thirty four thirty five thirty three glass steagall was passed and thirty four reforms of commodity trading were passed we set up the f.c.c. in thirty three and we regulated the banks we also know that capitalism periodic lee fails or periodic and spotters crashes and we know from looking at countries around the world where government says we will be the employer of last resort when capitalism fails that the impact of those cows those failures of capital system are minimized on the people so on we saw this in the thirty's in the united states we see it all you know all across europe right now what do you think about this ok when you talk abou

it ministration also said that it is working very hard to make sure that that figure will remain theage by the end of july. when we asked them about the rising exports that we counted, they gave various explanations. customs reporting lag the actual shipments. they talk about seasonal variations that can make the numbers higher. thatofficials also say ship tracking was compensated by the fact that many companies list -- the two products can be carried on the same ship. a light petroleum liquid that is easier to refine and it is not restricted by u.s. sanctions. cap tools to measure and track these oil purchases in ways that are not available to us. our map showed the combined numbers appear to be up more than 1.3 million barrels. >> if this upward trend continues through the end of july, is the united states going to sanction any of iran's oil buyers? >> i think that is unlikely. china still remains the biggest consumer of iranian energy. the reason it would be hard to sanction them is because it means we would be cutting off chinese angst from the american financial system. china is

how many security enhancements as the national but clear security of ministration put into place for of of industrial and construction facilities? >> i don't i'll if these numbers break out the industrial facilities. according to our analysis there are approximately 3,000 buildings in the united states contending high risk radiological sources. of that number we have already worked in 650 buildings providing our security a great program and intends to complete another 45 when. so that is a reasonable accomplishment but only gets us up to 700 out of 3,000. we have also recovered -- >> what about the other 2300. >> those are in and out-year plans. with the budget environment as a this we have had to extend the target date for completion farther than originally thought would be possible. the other part of this is the disposition breath away which is often a challenge because you either have to find a secure storage facility for long-term storage or some other way to safely dispose. this will licensee's responsibility to do that unless the source that they have has no clear disposition p

i would encourage the it ministration -- administration to look inward about the relationship that we have had with president karzai over the past several years, determine what week could do differently to have a more productive relationship with the new afghan president. >> i would like to ask you what you think. but i will let you know in a second. i have to think about it. i think it is just generally good practice, whether it is a security area, or economic and other sets of relationships that when a new government comes in power, there is a new set of policies. that am a in general, will be a good time to revise the policy from the side of the relationship. i think it would be a good matter of practice to do so. >> the narrative of the white house is that we are leaving. so there is a lot of inertial force, which will be contrary to changing that policy. i don't know what they would do in this hypothetical. i doubt that they would change rapidly, if at all. thing ink that the one afghan hands is now unique or performance. we should control our expert patient -- expectations of ho