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We made 20 is, made that 2012 deadline, and in all the military facilities in the united states where we had these chemical weapons laying around, except for two. there are only two places left in the united states where we didn't make the deadline. and we still have chemical weapons that still have to be destroyed. one of them, which has a comparatively small amount of the stuff, is in kentucky at the blue grass army depot in kentucky. the other one which has most of what we got left in terms of this stuff is in pueblo, colorado. and today was day one of the beginning of the end of what we ha...

And they started it today. by 2019, by four years from now, this stuff, if all goes according to plan, this stuff is going to be gone, in what will be a multibillion dollar effort that you have paid for. we talked to somebody at the pueblo chemical agent destruction pilot plant today, which you own, and they explained to us what it is they're doing with this two-part process. they've got the explosive destruction system for the odds and ends, where really they have to blow it up. then they've got this big multibillion dollar factory thing for all the remaining hundreds of thousands of shells. ...

That eats it, and all the rest, the end product of this multibillion dollar robotic anti-factory and all of these hundreds of thousands of shells, it will still be hazardous waste. but it won't be chemical weapons anymore. and they started it today. by 2019, by four years from now, this stuff, if all goes according to plan, this stuff is going to be gone, in what will be a multibillion dollar effort that you have paid for. we talked to somebody at the pueblo chemical agent destruction pilot plant today, which you own, and they explained to us what it is they're doing with this two-part process...

With the water and the bacteria that eats it and all the rest the end product of this multibillion dollar robotic anti-factory and all of these hundreds of thousands of shells it will still be hazardous waste. but it won't be chemical weapons anymore. and they started it today. by 2019 by four years from now, this stuff, if all goes according to plan this stuff is going to be gone in what will be a multibillion dollar effort that you have paid for. we talked to somebody at the pueblo chemical agent destruction pilot plant today, which you own, and they explained to us what it is they're doing ...

There are only two places left in the united states where we didn't make the deadline. and we still have chemical weapons that still have to be destroyed. one of them, which has a comparatively small amount of the stuff, is in kentucky at the blue grass army depot in kentucky. the other one which has most of what we got left in terms of this stuff is in pueblo, colorado. and today was day one of the beginning of the end of what we have got left. today became day one of the beginning of the end when they destroyed that one steel bottle in your explosive destruction system that you didn't know y...