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Secure and the communications that come from it are encrypted from end to end or whether it's just an iphone the u.s. government purchased using the gsa purchasing process. because that's what i got out of it. >> if you got a phone from the government it's generally going to be speaking a normal phone. in your case you're an intelligence guy so maybe it's a little different. but generally speaking the government purchases a phone and you get a discount on them. >> and if the president is using a hard line, those secure phones, those hard lines are what he's going to use. but we know he uses an...

President uses. >> it doesn't matter. what it really hasn't addressed is whether this phone is shielded, whether this phone is secure and the communications that come from it are encrypted from end to end or whether it's just an iphone the u.s. government purchased using the gsa purchasing process. because that's what i got out of it. >> if you got a phone from the government it's generally going to be speaking a normal phone. in your case you're an intelligence guy so maybe it's a little different. but generally speaking the government purchases a phone and you get a discount on them. >> and ...

Pentagon does better than any other federal agency at buying stuff, however, they're buying $350-$400 billion a year in goods and services, so it's a pretty dense bureaucracy, and they need help. leland: is it incompetence or -- we in the public learn about $43 million gas stations that don't have gas, $600 toilet seats, and you go, well, if it was on my credit card, i wouldn't pay that bill. what's the problem here? where's the disconnect? >> there are m. part of the challenge is that we have a soviet-style management and system in bureaucracy -- leland: that sounds promising. [laughter] >> t...