was the currituck gritty area for for the russia that we so i think it's the right decision of mr blitzer. the executive committee of the course i can only joined and share the words of mr shaw are that they will never regret about it we have eight years to prepare everything yes we have nothing. like england we have nothing right now but we will have everything for sure with this government support so with the effort people are going to make to bring it. i believe rush that do you think there's anything that we that went against england say for instance they they we got we hear information in that obviously lost but do you think the media scandals and all that all that in the build up had a had a bearing or do you think it was just the russian case or just iraq just a better case you know what i'm sure it was a very tight vote very tight a very close vote in many rounds we don't know how the situation had been developing among the members of the committee but i'm sure the decision was very hard because all the beats are level especially russian and english but very very low level for a l

mr. blitzer, the floor is yours. what else do you have on the political ticker?velopment, the hearings before the senate armed services committee on repealing don't ask, don't tell, the policy that forbids gays from serving openly in the united states military. and john mccain is the ranking republican on the committee saying this is not a good time to change the policy right now. he says it's not a good time for combat personnel, those young combat soldiers and marines in iraq and afghanistan to be forced into changing the policy right now. he doesn't like it. at this time he said we should be inherently cautious about making any changes that would affect our military and what changes we do make should be made with careful and dleb rate consideration. the chairman of the joint chiefs admiral mullen testified saying that it's a good time to change the policy but mccain strongly disagrees. what will be interesting is what is going to happen tomorrow when some of the other chiefs will be testifying, including the marine core general who opposes getting rid of don't