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W. Todd Akin: We're about to start on a journey on an interesting topic of discussion and one that has hit the papers and one that…

On the recordApril 14, 2010
We're about to start on a journey on an interesting topic of discussion and one that has hit the papers and one that could very much affect the shaping of how the world develops and the safety of the world. And that is the new discussion on the Nuclear Posture Review. That's a report that the Federal Government has just released along with the new START Treaty which the President has been working on negotiating with the Russians. And these are talking about the future of our country, the future of our world, particularly as it relates to nuclear weapons or weapons of mass destruction. And the initial kind of read on what's going on sounds pretty good. We want to try to reduce the amount of proliferation of nuclear materials to make the world a safer place. We want to talk about a day when there won't be any nuclear weapons in the world. We want to try to, in general, reduce the amount of threat and risk to our own Nation and other nations.
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W. Todd Akin
Missouri
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Apr 14, 2010

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The speaker discusses the implications of the Nuclear Posture Review and the new START Treaty.

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