again, you are better served asking the nrc at that moment. the final rule will come out in either 2019 or 2020, presuming they fit that timeframe. your thinking well, we have all of these decommissioning issues. the nrc is doing a rulemaking to address all of these issues. that is true, they are, and they are to be commended for starting a rulemaking on decommissioning. unfortunately as of right now, and again this can change, we don't expect that. as of right now, there are some significant issues of dispute and contentiousness that the rule is not addressing that they are not going to solve many of the problems, especially those cited by maryhill, which i have heard him do at longer proceedings. let me briefly walk you through what some of these moments of -- issues of contentiousness are likely to be, and the fact that the nrc's decommissioning rule is not only unlikely to solve many of the decommissioning problems, this amount me that is coming of mass -- massive cleanup, but i think they are going to make it worse, and congress will be ca

so that is a problem that the nrc has not dealt with. in a good way. >> if i may -- the model we should be emulating is probably that which is developed by germany and switzerland. they became very serious about things like crashes and attacks and things like that in the 1980s. they have made up this with george to contain the domes. and have thick wall dry canisters withstanding large impact. we do not have that. we need to start to think about how we deal with long-term challenge posed by indefinite storage of the material on the surface. >> on the same subject i been trying to figure out what is the solution in the short-term, long-term. it seemed like the transportation problem, if on-site storage and off-site is a problem is there a solution? maybe i missed something. >> i am happy to talk. the nrdc perspective, we are not a monolithic -- [inaudible] our perspective is that there is a solution and there has been a solution and we agree with a long-term solution. the repositories of the ultimate, i think he is actually right. we need

i was at the nrc see and 2010 and it was effective.ial election where they basically said john also off was going be another nancy pelosi. that was effective where it isn't effective is when you see someone like connor lampe and the special alarm should, disavowing more candidates. it takes election off the table. >> harris: there are two things that she does fantastically well, and that is raising money. as you also, really quips the party welcome to keep them together gives them a message a capable voting. i understand the idea of new blood, but is as much of a drag, as much as she is in the ads, and is much as republic is like to point at her, is that a bigger deal than the amount of money that she raises and her ability to get people together? >> abby: that's not to say that younger people might be able to raise that money too. i am all for term limits bring people to the party. >> juan: let me ask you guys to look in the mirror. mitch mcconnell is on a winning streak. [laughs] they are not popular on the republican house and senat

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to put on top of that our sister committee, the nrc c has said we want president trump in every districtaid even the really competitive ones and excited to meet the example of georgia six where karen handel beat john allsop despite the millions that poured in from hollywood. she didn't just beat him he was in president trump's name, she over performed by 24 points. we are using his name at every race. >> i think the democrats would like him in every race also. we will figure out was right. >> look at 2016 worked out. >> look at how the special elections have worked out. >> sandra: let's throw this in here because the latest from president trump doubling down on the call to shut down the government over funding the border wall. watch. >> if we don't get border security after many, many years of talk within the united states, i would have no problem doing a shutdown. it's time we had proper border security. we are the the laughingstock oe world. we have the worst immigration laws anywhere in the world. >> sandra: austin? the president making his message very clear there. >> is a little ove

but again, you are better served asking the nrc at that moment. the final rule will come out in 20 night tina 2020 presuming they fit the timeframe. you're thinking well, we have decommissioning issues. the nrc is doing a rulemaking to address all these issues. that is true they are and they are to be commended for starting a rulemaking on decommissioning. as of right now and this could change because they could send it back. we don't expect that. as of right now, they're significant issues of dispute and contentiousness that the rule is not addressing that they're not going to solve any of the problems come especially those cited by mayor hale, which i've heard them do and longer proceedings which he can do a great detail. let me briefly walk you through what some of moments of contentious issues are likely to be in the fact that the decommissioning rule is not openly unlikely to solve the problems come when the tsunami is coming of massive industrial cleanup, but i think they will make it worse and congress will be called on either to its legisla