the reason I want that entered into the Record, over the next 10 years, what this calls for is $86 billion--$86 billion--worth of investment throughout the seven facilities throughout our country on nuclear armaments and over $100 billion on the delivery mechanisms to ensure that these warheads are deliverable. So one might say: Well, that is great, but how are we going to be sure? How are we going to be sure the appropriators actually ask for the money?
Bob Corker: “the reason I want that entered into the Record, over the next 10 years, what this calls for is $86 billion--$86…”
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Corker discusses funding for nuclear armaments and delivery mechanisms in relation to the New START Treaty.
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