about the relationship with pakistan. and it s an enormously important one, and it s complex. and we ought not to rush to judgment about it. but we ought to try to improve and strengthen it. we sense we re not getting the right answers to these tough questions, then surely the fact that america in 2010 gave $4.5 billion to pakistan, one of the largest amounts given to any foreign country, surely we should be threatening to reduce or remove that until we get these answers, because they might be harboring all sorts of other wanted terrorists from al qaeda as far as we re concerned. we don t know, do we? well, i do know that they have turned over they have captured and turned over a number of terrorists to the united states. they ve captured a number more and detained them. they ve done a pretty darn good job in their cities. they have done a poor job in the federally administered tribal area, which they really don t
judgment about it. but we ought to try to improve and strengthen it. we sense we re not getting the right answers to these tough questions, then surely the fact that america in 2010 gave $4.5 billion to pakistan, one of the largest amounts given to any foreign country, surely we should be threatening to reduce or remove that until we get these answers, because they might be harboring all sorts of other wanted terrorists from al qaeda as far as we re concerned. we don t know, do we? well, i do know that they have turned over they have captured and turned over a number of terrorists to the united states. they ve captured a number more and detained them. they ve done a pretty darn good job in their cities. they have done a poor job in the federally administered tribal area, which they really don t control. it s an ungoverned part of pakistan. now you say we should really, you know, talk tough and cut off
director there are 50 to 100 al qaeda members in afghanistan it s more important to get a clear answer and general petraeus today was strong on the notion this is a way to bring greater stability into the region. i had asked him the same questions i asked a year ago, that we are measuring success here against intangibles we don t control, whether we can get a viable national government and the other is whether we can get a national army and police force up to the level of 400,000 when history works against both numbers. so i ve go the got a lot of confidence in his had leadership but have concerns where we re going on. we have a corrupt government that may not be legitimate in that the election was wracked with fraud and everyone knows it. is there a sense among members of your committee and do you have the sense that you can put
that. even when the government has the truth, if there s a special interest who said that truth is against any interest, don t tell them. because we won t make money. that s right. to heck with the consumer, because the human beings who don t control the government are disposable. you know, there s this little thing we ve heard of called bureaucratic red tape. i think what s the illusion of toyota, he called this a bit of stormy weather. i was like, sir, that boat sailed a while ago. i think you re in full-fledged tornado country. he s buried. a few cases of scotch whisky and brandy lodged in the ice of antarctica for longer than the past 100 years. we ll call it a century, because it s easier for story telling purposes. but a little bit longer. a scottish distillery now wants to sample the 100-year-old
president, president obama loves this country? again, he and anyone else who is also to put their name on the ballot certainly has to have a love for country. you say are a fiscal conservative but the latest projection two year out projection from the state of wisconsin, you are going to first a $2 billion budget shortfall, that does not sound conservative? thank you is state budgeting when the fall requests came in for all the agencies including those i don t control, that is the total tally. the budget i presented ends the two-year period with $12334 $123 million surplus. part of the way you balance the budget and get rid of the $2 billion shortfall is to cut fundings state funding, for the university of wisconsin higher education system by 13 percent. you cut funding for the state park system by 28 percent.