So if there is no private investor and there is--just want to be clear--no private investor, California doesn't come up with their money, which they have not done to date--which the attorney general or the Governor has not come up with the money, neither has the State legislature--if that money does not exist, you are still willing to put more Federal dollars out there than what we currently have?
Denham questions the commitment of federal funds if California fails to contribute.
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