talalking about $400 or $500 bibillion, there is no way that any politician is going to votote for the e publio take on that kind of liabitity. >> you cannot tellll congress tt in the future at some t time, they're gonna haveve to pass a w to provide manyny, manyny more billionons of dollars in case of a nuclear a accident. that's a fairyry tale. >> i think we have a $16 tririllion deficit right t . it would obviously probably y he to be into some kind of deficit finanancing with major implications fofor the economy and for maybe even the value of the dollar in thehe worst casasf scenenario in the world economy. >> the way it works is that many of these reactors are now owned by multi-tiered holding companies that have layers and layers of what they call limited liability corporations beneath them, and each l.l.c. basically represents a reactor and has no other assets. the whole concept of a limited liability corporation by virtue of its definition is to shield the parent corporation from liability. what happens under these corporate structures is that if such an accident of such great magnitud