CSPAN2 June 30, 2009
>> maybe -- i want to let a n you have -- >> the one to address the government's. .. to global zero in terms of policy or purely political obstacles? >> well, you know, there are potentially a lot of obstacles. but i think what is encouraging to me, if i can turn your question around, is if you had asked me this question five years ago, i would have -- i wouldn't have thought that global zero was a realistic solution. because of the number of obstacles, the most important one probably is bureaucratic inertia. we have -- we have national security establishments around the world that h...
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