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>> aco pretty clear file of the views he reached out to many of them and became friendly with half a dozen of them and thought they were a critical element but felt that it put an even greater burden on the giant prescott pick function by the print guide and if there is an imbalance in the public conversation and the totality of the conservative expression is blaring from that megaphone i don't think it serves us well. the view was they were tactical allies but not a great strategic assets. and of course he was a great taxonomist. i remember one of the last times i saw him he was going through from hannity to rush limbaugh to the rest of them and he had a really crisp and focused view of each one. i don't know how he did that for most of his life he worked 18 hours a day. that is one we he would have done it but in those days i am not sure how he got so informed about talk radio, but he knew it well. .. [laughter] >> well he knew ron paul, had him on firing line. if you are youtube savvy you can see a really interesting exchange between the two of them. the reason i think he never si

i am not clear how this bill, if it does -- short of the aco model, how it increases feedback? the bill does not do enough explicitly on that. it does things basically been pleasantly to the notion of setting up structures where there is the incentive to setup feedback. it ran into political barriers. a great example would be discussions about end of life care. we know what sarah palin does with death panels, and we were done. a lot of it was labeled as rationing and was pulled from the bill. the hope is that implicit in this will happen. insurers will set up ways to use that information more effectively. we see it in some of these organizations set up. i work for an insurer called care first. they have a model where primary physicians will see the cost, and bear some financial risks. they will say you should care about this because we will take a little bit from your pocket. i think it will really -- given that the government as politically unable to set those things up, it is up to the insurers to lead on that front. >> stage left. >> there are a fair amount of us here that o