all of us and George in South Carolina for to working with him what we've been upset about is that the

as to the tanks you're going to honor your commitment the federal government is going to honors commitment people South Carolina and Georgia to

Carolina and Georgia but now in this budget they're reducing the tank closure by

make sure that we honor the commitment entered into between the federal government state of South Carolina that

we've agreed to do the same if we're saying to stop and not honor our commitment what

for the country is good for the world and now that we've stopped study our fear is that we're not we're

George in South Carolina the idea that you can find a study to look for an alternative is laughable that's

his surely not the time to break faith with the people of South Carolina and Georgia so when it comes to lowering cost can't

this is a complicated scientific endeavor but we will lower the cost overruns but we will not do is

your point of view Bob do you see this is a fundamental breach of the agreement we've we've had for years what

to the state of South Carolina and Georgia and to the Russians we're gonna make sure that we dispose of this weapons grade plutonium and

terrific and at the end of the day we're going to be insistent that the federal government keep is commitment

members of the body and the administration we will lower the cost overruns I promise but

crisp what I have learned since I've been chairman of the Veterans Committee is the cost of war is much deeper and

it is hazardous waste well what we're saying is we're happy doing what we're doing because we've got the those

than that we don't have a problem with their doing what we want to do is set around with the contractor in their ministrations a lower cost of the program the