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be that divided government created a space for deliberation, but now has created gridlock. yesterday democrats weakened the filibuster. i m curious about your thinking in wisconsin, what you think of the filibuster debate in washington. i remember and a lot of conservatives remember that were frustrated during the bush presidency times when more was not done. it is always interesting when there are debates like this that videos of opposing party members, from the past and make for interesting discussions out there. i think in general that executives, be it a governor, be it a county executive, or a president, if he or she wants to put people into run portions of their administration among my belief is efforts should begin peopleven as long as are competent and ethical and difference should be given to the chief executive in terms of the appointments they make to executive positions. where i understand why there is a larger concern about judicial appointments is those ....
the inspiring remarks. time for three questions from the corps cadets. we ask that you come down to the microphone located on the floor. good morning, senator. i m cadet logan morris and vice president of society of libertarians. i would like to ask you what is the number oneissue facing america in the coming years and how can the republican party combat these issues. it s the debt. people say, oh, you re going to inherit the problem? it is, it s already a problem. the burden of our debt right now is costing 1 million jobs a year. some of you will serve in the military and have a position, 60% of you will be looking for jobs. there aren t enough jobs because of the burden of debt. there aren t enough jobs because of an over taxed and overregulated nation. the biggest problem of debt leads to loss of jobs. we correct it by a smaller federal government and larger private economy. thank you, senator. good morning, sir. cadet john fogle. you talked a lot about dwigh ....
of defense robert gates my staff and i learned that it was nearly impossible to get accurate information to questions such as much money did you spend and how many people do you have. secretary robert gates in 2011. a c-span democrat on twitter asks, is there some a slide on which the dod can begin a comprehensive accounting? how would they audit this behemoth, 40% of the federal budget? guest: that is an enormous problem. when you have a baseline, you have to have a starting place. the records are so screwed up, they do not have that. most of these systems have existed for years and years and had data put into them manually, people putting in long alphanumeric strings of code, and of course people made typos and that means the data disappears or is erroneous. there is no way of knowing where the defense department is today. one way they are trying to get around this, they were supposed to do a big audit after 2014, a big chunk of the pentagon s accounts, and they ....
that it is not random. i remember in my earlier time thinking, well, if you have one woman already in one of those top three positions, then no one is going to want to elect the second one because they will think they re overdoing it, you know? people in the state have gotten used to electing a woman. it could be that there is a role modeling that is going on and more women are really thinking about becoming political. the women themselves, and some of the women in those positions have said, no, actually, i showed the next woman where the pockets of energy or the pockets of money were. it is like bringing the next one along. it is so exciting, because we have to find ways to really expand these numbers. we cannot just keep moving along. it takes 200 years at the rate we are going. i am not kidding. literally. you have to find ways to say, we already have one woman in this state come hell or high water. we are going to run a woman for governor and a woman for senator in ....
i have learned a lot. what we have done now is that we have pulled together all of our experience from sink or swim and we have rolled it into a company called dough. right now, we believe that the industry is right for innovation. we have let me just get my slides here one of the things that we truly believe is that brokerage firms and wealth managers have an opportunity to tap into that younger generation. we think there needs to be a new approach, but with a new visual and with a new design. and we need to go to that younger generation with how they use technology today. they are highly mobile. they have they really they want information to come to them. i want to introduce to you a sneak preview of dough. we will see the launch of it in a few weeks. it combines trading and an engagement platform for the younger generation. i will show you the video. [video clip] one of the things that we have done is going back to the thing that adam said. it is simpli ....