this seaquest race would only take us back to two thousand and seven levels and i think that most of us around this table would agree that we weren't hurting back in two thousand and seven in terms of our readiness so tony this is really all about money it's not about defense right right well as we know from education simply throwing money at education doesn't make people smarter simply throwing money at the military doesn't make you smarter either we're going to affect your defense that's right we need an affective defense not an expensive defense and this is the key i mean when you look at other spending let's take china for example one of the rhetorical points here is oh my goodness the chinese are spending more on their defense but they don't look at the entire picture for example the chinese are spending as much and researching and trying to support sources of possible water just think about this they're spending as much on trying to find water for their people as they are on defense so if you look at it in context they're not really doing anything extraordinary there are bird l

this seaquest race would only take us back to two thousand and seven levels and i think that most of us around this table would agree that we were hurting back in two thousand and seven in terms of our readiness so tony this is really all about money it's not about defense right right well as we know from education simply throwing money at education doesn't make people smarter simply throwing money at the military doesn't make you smarter right there were no effective defense that's right we need an affective defense not an expensive defense and this is the key i mean when you look at other spending let's take china for example the one of the rhetorical points here is oh my goodness the chinese are spending more on their defense but they don't look at the entire picture for example the chinese are spending as much and researching and trying to support sources of possible water just think about this they're spending as much on trying to find water for their people as they are on defense so if you look at it in context they're not really doing anything extraordinary there are bird larg

this seaquest race would only take us back to two thousand and seven levels and i think that most of us around this table would agree that we weren't hurting back in two thousand and seven in terms of our readiness so tony this is really all about money it's not about defense right right well as we know from education simply throwing money at education doesn't make people smarter simply throwing money at the military doesn't make you smarter right there were no effective defense that's right we need an effective defense not an expensive defense and this is the key i mean when you look at other spending let's take china for example the one of the rhetorical points here is oh my goodness the chinese are spending more on their defense but they don't look at the entire picture for example the chinese are spending as much and researching and trying to support sources of possible water just think about this they're spending as much on trying to find water for their people as they are on defense so if you look at it in context they're not really doing anything extraordinary there are bird l

know one example you know after undersecretary carter ash got on television last week and he said seaquest ration would cause us to have to pull back our ships it would cause us to not be ready for other wars quote unquote it would cause us to stop training flight times would be pulled back. i think that that was a real alarm bell to him the american people as though we would not be able to fight a war well if this goes through the next day we see through that we see in the news that the f. thirty five is costing this government. an untried and fairly flawed f. thirty five is going to cost the government or has cost it four hundred forty billion dollars and the juxtaposition and as doug mentioned between are big ticket items the spending on those items the fact that these major defense companies like wacky martin northrop grumman boeing. all get about eighty percent of their revenues from the federal government they are living off the federal dollars their best interest is to make sure they have an army of lobbyists up on capitol hill every day. fighting for their pet projects for their fo

also follow me at twitter at meghan underscore lopez my question to my twitter followers tonight seaquest ration you heard us talk about it tonight but i want to know what government programs you want to cut if you had a choice to kind any of them or would you cut any at all how are we going to make up that money tweet me your responses at meghan underscore lopez for now have a great night and a great weekend. well into the future to the finish as world class athletes descend on sochi brand new olympic venues are kept safe and by high tech sensors behind the scenes congestion battling infrastructure digs deep and builds hard to get thousands where they need to be it's a building boom fueled by clean energy while research is pretty new life into gold medal dreams the race is on going to be our day here on. the central. a little worse if you're going to look a little white house to the. radio guy and placido minutes from a cricket club i want you to watch what we're about to give you never seen anything like this i'm told. oh and welcome to technology update while the sun and palm trees may

woods but they need to fill that there has to be that constant churning you know and yes through seaquest ration going on a lot and foreign affairs problems but you know who's discussing that jack lew is not there that has been done is not there tom donilon is not on the green with them so you know obviously this is our grapes a little stupid well let me bring up a quote that put it very harsh context the type of rhetoric that there that you're seeing coming out of the media right now so this was by one of the fox news contributors if we can go ahead and bring up that quote it says it says that speaking on behalf of the white house correspondents association i can say a broad cross-section of our members from print radio online and t.v. have today expressed extreme frustration to me about having absolutely no access to the president of the united states this entire weekend there is a very simple but important principle we will continue to fight for today and in the days ahead transparency so obviously they're fighting for some sort of transparency it just comes to pictures of a man you kn

today delivered a state of the homeland security address and while the media hoopla is all about seaquest ration the homeland security secretary covered a lot of ground we know reach our next do you three point zero if you will and as you'll see the software metaphor is really accidental at all. on a politician i discussed everything from cyber security to immigration and our producer rachel currency this was at the brookings institute to keep us informed on what happened hi rachel so you know we've heard from president obama in his state of the union speech and other times he said that cybersecurity will be a priority to nepal a time no reiterate that today she certainly did secretary and a politician no made cybersecurity a huge portion of her speech so we've edited together some of the more interesting and important moments of that if we'd like to take a listen to it. the cyber around wasn't even a major priority of the early department and now it is one of our five core mission areas over the past four years we have built and deployed systems to detect intrusions and defend federal sl

tell you delivered a state of the homeland security address and while the media hoopla is all about seaquest ration the homeland security secretary covered a lot of ground we know reach our next d.h. three point zero if you will and as you'll see the software metaphor is really all on a politician to discuss everything from cyber security to immigration and our producer rachel curtis was at the brookings institute and to me earlier way in the studio with a d brief on a politician as a dress secretary. made cybersecurity a huge portion of her speech so we've edited together some of the more interesting and important moments of that if we'd like to take a listen to it. the cyber realm wasn't even a major priority of the early department and now it is one of our five core mission areas over the past four years we have built and deployed systems to detect intrusions and defend federal cyber networks we've expanded our twenty four seven watch center the end kick we have comprehensive plans in place to manage cyber incidents and to stay ahead of rapidly evolving threats and technology we are movin

complained to you as a possible reasoning behind that spike and slump it was all this hype surrounding seaquest ration these across the board government cuts and many government agencies were tightening their belts preparing for this so that explanation for the shrinking economy the anticipation of these cuts. now that's raising spin to a whole other level there's no way that the possibility of shrinking the deficit is what caused the numbers to be weak if we actually did shrink the deficit if we actually did reduce government spending that would be a net positive for the economy because the government is draining the economy of the resources that it needs to grow unfortunately we didn't get that government spending is in is going up they've basically suspended the debt ceiling so that's not going to restrain us any more they're going to cancel all the spending cuts i'm afraid they're going to use the weak fourth quarter g.d.p. as justification for cancelling the spending cuts and so the governor's going to keep on spending the fed is going to keep on printing to monetize the growing deficit an

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