. >> let's talk about yuca mountain. reid and obama, mr. president, i'll represent you and i will block everything and try to get as little as possible that you have to veto on your desk if you amount people that wlo will stop yucca mountain. >> utility companies paid more than $20 million for services that were never rendered and found in court for never taking the nuclear waste. >> and those fees were for nuclear waste? >> yes. so rick perry will have an opportunity to look at this for radioactive in nevada. so both senators will surely try to stop it. >> and you still have to do something about nuclear waste, which is still building up in multiple sites around the country. it has been declared a safe spot. so that is the repository there. it is not a threat to the environment. wou what would your recommendation be? >> that he be at the harry reid nuclear waste repository. >> it passed all of the safety tests. >> what about the tone of politics? he was known for his nastiness. romney hadn't paid his taxes. it turned out to be total fabric

he's goi bands by yuca. we're asking for a $20 donation at the door. 100% of the proceeds goes to operation santa claus. we've got some raffle prizes. it's just a fun way to kick everything off and do it in a fun way. >> when you see some of those charities too you've got again it affects autism families with long term disabilities. immediately impact and like you said 100%. >> no doubt about that. and if anybody's inclined to bring a food donation. we'll be collecting clothing, food, and toys at the door. but you know we hope to raise $10,000, $15,000 tonight and put it back into arizona. >> they love cash too. greg didn't mention cash. any time you want to donate cash they can stretch that dollar better than anybody else. look at where you you can go to any one of the sanderson ford or lincoln locations and 120 ups stores and here at abc15 as well. best of luck on the event. it's the first of many to come i'm sure. >>> so they were given bonuses to fight for our country but then the government said we want