the administration is working on has had a lot to do with their national laboratory. secretary moniz talked about to his earlier. with two of the three nationals be let into mexico. we can t talk to about all the great things those scientists have done and the contribution they have made but they really on top of these nuclear enterprise issues. i know the story will come out eventually how important it is and i would ask that the washington post editorial be put in the record at this point. thank you all for your work they didn t. thank you come and i ve visited both of those labs with you. certainly they bring an incredible role in our national security as is oak ridge lab in tennessee and cooperation with the on these issues. any other comments? senator kaine, yes sir. thank you, mr. chair come and to all committee members rationally supported the beginning of the negotiation with iran when president obama announced in november 2013 and really viewed as the fruition
#npcdinner. remember the public attends our dinner. applause of evidence is not evidence of a lack of journalistic objectivity. after our grest s speech we will have a question and answer period. i will ask as many questions as time permits. our head table includes guests of our speaker and also working journalists who are club members. let me introduce them to you now. i ask each foreign stand briefly as names are announced. from the audience s right, baha al-tawil, correspondent for egypt s on tv network. kathy bank a nebraska of the a member of the npc journalism institute board. rachel oswald, writer for roll call. wu-han bo, undersecretary ed he s been on the job since 2007. he s the eighth person to hold this pest. during ban s tenure, the u.n. has responded to the crisis in darfur, the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, the effects of global warming, and terrorism. ban also faces challenges such as water shortages worldwide. the ebola outbreak in wester
negative aspects, the situation a set of measures taken by the government, but frankly speaking, at this point we don t see how this is supposed to work. it seems like the primary strategy is to wait for oil prices to rebound when oil prices go up, we will have more money and that will take care of all problems. president putin: well, this is an overly critically critical account. surely you must always criticize the president and government when you have criticism it makes you look at things with a fresh look. you need an outsider opinion nevertheless the plan to stabilize the economic situation is something that takes a lot of professional professionalism. we cannot waste money. certainly the government needed time to understand what should be done, what kind of resources could be used. and what i m mentioning, this plan, was adopted last september and it is now rolled out. nevertheless the steps provided by this plan are well thought out and they reflect the state of o
we have seen indicators of how they are advancing nuclear capabilities. and then within their missile force, they have more than several hundred ballistic missiles. the predominance of those are close range and short range missiles that affect or influence the peninsula. they have also deployed both medium and intermedia range that influence the region, and of course the development of the intercontinental ballistic missile has impact here and homeland security in the united states. they have not slow down at this. we have seen as you have seen, this past year they demonstrated their capabilities. they conducted testing. they had more missile-defense and launches in 2014 and they had in the previous five years together. each of these being in violation of the unsc. we have been taking steps both in material capability, in terms of our missile-defense, to counter that. as well as work with the republic of korea and their ballistic missile defense. they just recently funded an
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