'NOT ONE CENT MORE THAN WE HAVE TO' A survey of US defense spending, includes Congressional hearings, statistics, analysis and graphic illustration of military might. Report is sponsored by a group calling itself 'Business Leaders for Responsible Priorities', which seeks to reduce overall federal defense spending. EXCERPTS: :: Pres. Eisenhower declares "I don't think we should pay one cent for defense more than we have to"... :: Defense Dept. Comptroller says "I've had my pay screwed up six times since I've been with the Department"... :: Def. Sec. Donald Rumsfeld testifies "it's going to take folks from outside to come in and look at this and put in place a process [...] over a period of years [...] so that you can actually manage the financial aspects"... :: Sen. Tom Harkin (D-IO) remarks "There's more oversight over the Head Start program than there is over the entire military budget". And :: Jack Shanahan, Vice-Admiral US Navy (Ret.), informs viewers that he feels safe reducing nuclear weapons, due to the immense number already in existence... SEE ALSO: IKE WARNS US CITIZENS OF 'MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX' In his farewell address to the nation, on 17 January 1961, Pres. Dwight D. Eisenhower warned the American people that the conditions of the protracted Cold War and 20th century conflicts had compelled the US to establish a vast weapons industry, whose influence over government could undermine fundamental democratic values. FOLLOW UP WITH SENTIDO'S SPECIAL REPORT ON ARMS CONTROL & PROLIFERATION Embedded video content courtesy of YouTube

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