these todd harrison of the center for strategic international study. call is from maryland, gary, go ahead . >> caller: i like to know if you're going to go back to 2001 when n rumsfeld was talking about llthe $2.3 trillion that was missing that no one couldtell him where it was . can you go back that far and find that? >> guest: the audit is looking at the books today so if there are discrepancies , today that are because of something that and, that would absolutely be part of it. be clear though that when people say thing is missing and it can't be accounted for, that does not mean it has necessarily been wasted. that does not mean it has been thought. it just means they can't find all the proper documentation so is that something they are going to have to work with. we did preliminary results that were released back in december, actually. one particular agency, the defense logistics agency, we saw some of their audit results come out and what they found is there's about ju $1 billion basically unaccounted for. it's not that the money was wasted or u

he he is todd harrison for the of international studies.independent line, gary, ga head. >> caller: , yes, are you going back to 2001 when rumsfeld was talking about the $2.3 trillions that was missing that no one it was.ll him where will you go back this far and find that. is going so the audit to be looking at the books today. so if there are disruptsies, are exist today, that because of something that happened in the past, that would absolutley be part of it. clear, though. when people say, that you know, something is missing, and it accounted for that does not mean it has been wasted. has does not mean there been fraud. that just means they cannot find all the proper documentation and so, you know, that is something they have to work through. now we did see some preliminary results that were released back in december, actually, one particular agency, the defense logistic agency, we saw some of the audit results come out and what they found is there is about $1 billion that they could for.ull lay count now again, i not that the money use

later, your money segment, todd harrison with the center for strategic and national studies to look at the pentagon's budget and what it means for 2018. tomorrow morning at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. newsmakers is next. hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend. have a great week ahead. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] with theakers next, macintosh. director ofts, national intelligence testifies at a searing tenant -- senate hearings on global threats. and in president trump signed proclamations for tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. steve: joining us on "newsmakers ," former congressman david mcintosh. thank you for being with us. joining us with the question is stephen shepherd, chief polling analyst for politico, and al weaver who covers politics for the washington examiner. you had some real concerns about candidate trump in 2016. based on his announcement at the white house, are those fears realized? david: great question

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later, your money segment, todd harrison with the center for strategic and national studies to look atentagon's budget and what it means for 2018. tomorrow morning at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. newsmakers is next. hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend. have a great week ahead. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] with theakers next, macintosh. director ofts, national intelligence testifies at a searing tenant -- senate hearings on global threats. and in president trump signed proclamations for tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. steve: joining us on "newsmakers ," former congressman david mcintosh. thank you for being with us. joining us with the question is stephen shepherd, chief polling analyst for politico, and al weaver who covers politics for the washington examiner. you had some real concerns about candidate trump in 2016. based on his announcement at the white house, are those fears realized? david: great question. one