That's trillion dollars. It's time to move back. Well, if you can give me a specific definition of all the threats that face the United States, I can give you a precise answer. But let me say, I served briefly at the end of World War II when we knew exactly who the enemy was and what their capabilities were. Since that time, it's gotten more and more difficult to analyze the threats and today young men and women in the military, they don't know what to face where they go in the far-flung lands of the world.
Terrorism is on the rise.
So much of our budget today is directed at terrorism, and particularly threats could strike us here at home. The priorities, I think we're right on target. Let's get the figures straight. That's the nuclear. Look, the President is on the right track.