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it was donald trump know the north korean leader of them that it's actually quite similar to what murtha has done basically for decades and so i don't really think it's fair to suggest that it's a crisis i know also doesn't have a lot of good options i think everybody in the world really realizes that at this point 5 can strike north korea sanctioning north korea further doesn't really do much good because we don't really trade or have many comic or missions with north korean in any case anyway right so i mean biden is confronted with something i think that's fairly expected so again ty don't think and let the right people gin this thing up and do something big i think they're probably ok if they just sort of talk to the allies and hold him as for the policy are you i imagine we'll come back the next month or so maybe you'll be accelerated now because of this and i imagine actually won't tell us anything we don't already know if you actually look at u.s. foreign policy towards north korea since the sixty's it's kind of been the same the whole time right which is sort of containment isola

i've been too i think it johnstown, pennsylvania, i forget the name of it, the town that jack murtha built on your tax dollars. that was fine, okay, but was it an assessment of progress? one of my first votes in congress was not to build more be to be bombers. halfway to my district that i said this as a makes sense. i'm not going to vote for this just because it's going to pump money into my district. many of these programs are kept alive because -- it is politics. it something you can bring home to your district. we have got to get past that. we just don't have the money to waste. >> i want to get into resource questions in the second but first i want to go to where you began on china, and ask a specific question about avoiding that cold war and also the risk of a hot war with china that you talked about. specifically, war plans which i can't see because i don't have a security clearance. you can't talk about because we're an open forum and yet we all know that war plans are important and i believe previous secretaries of defense have been saying we have to spend more time looking