our point was, whicker did say you can get people producing a small amount of wheat. it did not imply you can require americans to buy wheat. people who are in the market even at a local level are now -- would it does not allow them to get at our tea totalers. that is what they're trying to do here. that was the key point that we made which is if you are not in the market you cannot possibly adverse the affect market participants. supply and demand will be precisely the same as it was. you are in no way engaging the activities which has been the rationale for congress to regulate local people like whicker. even if you do not negatively affect commerce, you affect commerce regulation. this plan and this act will not work unless we can constrict -- constrict all these healthy people to buy insurance. you really need their money because if we do not get them to buy insurance, if we are requiring insurers to insure all the sick people, premiums will go through the roof and we will not be able to keep them affordable. our plan -- our point was, congress does have the abili

our point was, whicker did say you can get people producing a small amount of wheat. it did not imply you can require americans to buy wheat. people who are in the market even at a local level are now -- analagous to bootleggers. it would it does not allow them to get at our tea totalers. that is what they're trying to do here. that was the key point that we made which is if you are not in the market you cannot possibly adverse the affect market participants. supply and demand will be precisely the same as it was. you are in no way engaging the activities which has been the rationale for congress to regulate local people like whicker. even if you do not negatively affect commerce, you affect commerce regulation. this plan and this act will not work unless we can conscript all these healthy people to buy insurance. you really need their money because if we do not get them to buy insurance, if we are requiring insurers to insure all the sick people, premiums will go through the roof and we will not be able to keep them affordable. our point was, congress does have the a