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Also to probabilities were going to factor in so many things that the risk keeps getting smaller and smaller. So computer modeling aside here youve got a real like accident unfolding and the computer models to my knowledge arent really providing that much reliable information, good information and i gather there was a fair level of disagreement of decisionmakers as to what the best course of action is. Fortunately it doesnt appear that the west coast could have been affected and if that was the case then that probably was a worstcase scenario. Prosco i think going through a lot of what the challenges of working with the models was really the lack and the models are built around knowing where you start. Its almost like playing a game of the novel he and everybody puts their pieces randomly on the board. That was the failing in that situation. People just didnt really know what was coming down. Guest is that because you didnt have the basic information from japan and you came in at at mi
Got started off we started off bad. But this time and the last time these bombs were dropping, these smart bombs that 8 to 10 million a day, why cant iraq pay for that . Do you know what iraq is paying for and what its not for . G its not clear. They are buying u. S. Systems. Late theyve been planning to buy a lot of u. S. Equipment. That got slowed down at the end with the transition in power and there. Ent of late, though, youre seeing a themf the weapons sales to start to increase again or announcements of them increase. To theyre expected increase. And theyll be paying for that with mostly their own money. When Congress Returns next they adjourn and bring the gavel down on the 113th congress, what do they need to address when it comes to the pentagonsing budget . The pentagon would love congress to strike a major them to approve, you know, and get rid of sequestration. They neediately, what is they need an appropriations bill for 2015. Operating on are continuing resolution, which
On how the u. S. Government waste billions of taxpayer dollars on the war on terror. He was the only u. S. Trycials that he came, that to investigate to the money the u. S. Sent to iraq. There are just different estimates. 11 billion of the roughly 20 billion that they sent to iraq was unaccounted for. What the investigators found was nearly 2 billion in cash, in 100 bills, was stolen after it was flown from anders air force base to baghdad by powerful iraqis. It was being hidden in a book or bunker in rural lebanon. Q a. Nday night on cspans it ann. Whod, recently retired as White House Correspondent rick correspondent. House white correspondentsassociation hosted a panel. The moderator is christi parsons. This is about the minutes. 50 minutes. Our panelists are here. We are starting early. That is the way we roll. We have a lot to do. I want to make sure we get a full discussion. And i feel sure well leave with a lot more to say, but we have plans for another meeting. So stay tuned f