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this has been something, and i ve had numerous conversations with him, because we re confronting a wide range of issues now, and in many ways they re more fresh than ever. yes, the role of nuclear weapons that they play in our international security has changed a lot, but there is still an enormous role that they play in national security calculations for us, for our primary competitors and now for many other countries that we worry about. we re seeing a rise of some significant investments in nuclear systems, and, of course, that always has controversy attached with it. there is and i know in the ndaa that s soon to be approved. you know, they re calling for increased oversight over the nnsa, the national nuclear security administration over pit productions. there is a whole range of issues that are important here, and we re also literally, i think probably two weeks after the inauguration, we see the expiration of a major, probably, last arms control movement wiagh the ru
winchester, virginia. good evening. to the o welcome you shenandoah valley battlefield roundtable. this is going to be a very that we will lk hear from stephen recker. we do not have dues. what we ask is everyone who become athe roundtable member of the foundation. about talk a little bit the foundation, as of now we 5,000 acres of civil war battlefield that we preserve in e to the shenandoah valley civil war museum in winchester, virginia. war.org shenandoah at and look at our website and if ou could, we would appreciate your backing a member of the foundation. i m going to douglas otkpwg tgo recker., stephen we both moved to the area about the same time. came from a career in music a graduate of the berkeley music.e of for many years he toured worldwide with al stewart. an accomplished musician. then he came back to his roots decidedylvania where he to study the battlefield of antietam. he didn t just study it. engrossed in it. he has done remarkable research do horough a
i have young kids. my husband i can t keep putting them at risk. my wife had two guns out. and i said, unless you know it s me coming through the door be ready to use them. reporter: the trail that would stretch from coast to coast. is this some sort of anti-government militia group? i i had no idea what we were dealing with. reporter: before leading investigators back home. my thoughts were, it s someone we know. was he living a double life? i think he was. you re making him sound like hannibal lecter. it was just wow. reporter: the courthouse. the moral center of every american city and town. the place we go to settle differences. resolve disputes. find justice. it s the place where the story usually ends. but not this time. not in rural kaufman, texas, where life is leisurely and no one is a stranger. oh, my god. someone just shot someone. they re laying on the ground. just bam, bam, bam. reporter: this time: it s where the story be
i have young kids. my husband i can t keep putting them at risk. my wife had two guns out. and i said, unless you know it s me coming through the door be ready to use them. reporter: the trail that would stretch from coast to coast. is this some sort of anti-government militia group? i i had no idea what we were dealing with. reporter: before leading investigators back home. my thoughts were, it s someone we know. was he living a double life? i think he was. you re making him sound like hannibal lecter. it was just wow. reporter: the courthouse. the moral center of every american city and town. the place we go to settle differences. resolve disputes. find justice. it s the place where the story usually ends. but not this time. not in rural kaufman, texas, where life is leisurely and no one is a stranger. oh, my god. someone just shot someone. they re laying on the ground. just bam, bam, bam. reporter: this time: it s where the story be