this funding increases unexecutable. at a house strategic forces subcommittee meeting, nnsa administrator stated it would be irresponsible of me to try to jump right back onto the 1251 curve. that would be like $100 billion increase in one year. we can't responsibly spend that kind of money. that from the administrator. the bipartisan and republican house passed budget control act has imposed a new fiscal reality that is putting a more, enormous pressure on all government programs, including the pentagon and the nnsa. the section 1251 troreport whic committed funding for nuclear weapons and new delivery vehicles was crafted in the prebudget control act era and presequesteration prospect. even though these promises in exchange for new start were made nine months before the budget control act became law, fiscal year 13 target falls only 4% short of the $7.9 billion target. and the fiscal year '13 budget request increases the nuclear weapons budget by 5% over fiscal year '12 appropriations when most of the agencies in the f

lincoln knew it, so he says to state the question more directly, are all the laws but one to go unexecuted, and the government itself to go to pieces, lest that one be violated?" what's he saying? taylor? >> actually looking for the preservation of the union and the constitution, if we have to violate one law, to keep the rest of the country going, then it's okay. >> yeah. what do you guys make of that argument? if it's necessary to violate one law, it's okay. if it means preserving the union. do you sacrifice some things that might be unconstitutional to do, do you sacrifice them in order to save the union? what do you think? mary? >> definitely, like we do that all the time, we see in times of war, like us being, censoring ourselves and the patriot act, for example, like it's done throughout our history, just to serve our nation. >> maddie? >> i was just going to say, at the same time, it's not even, like it is a state's constitutional right to leave, if they feel oppressed by government, so i think he's kind of like injecting his own opinion and saying that we're saving the constitution