>> first of all, we can plan, we've got a budget we can plan off of and project next year. a strategic nation, and strategic forces to be able to plan. that money will allow us to replace broken equipment, fix broken equipment and modernizing, modernizing is not the right word, it's developing a suitable force correctly aligned with what we project to be the threat in the place that we are going to fight. leland: and also having to continue the fight right now in afghanistan, in iraq, in syria, where marines are, at the same time planning for taking on china, russia and others. this statistic struck us. 14% of america's active ground battalions are marines. 25% of combat tactical air power, 14% of tactical air power comes from the marines and only 8% of the defense budget. i'll let you brag for a second here. how do you guys do it? >> well, we do more with less. we teach that to young marines and lieutenants when they come in, but i've got to be honest, our next fight and the fight we're in now is a joint fight