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conclusion some sort of system that allows the benefits of universality which the nhs certainly does and alwsice in competition to move through is clearly to me the way we go through. but what i do admire about what you're doing, both you and the democrats, you seem to have a greater realism of -- we tend not to have that here. but it's coming in the next three to five years, i guess because of the increase cost of health care and the fact that new technology will keep coming at us and solving the problem today doesn't mean it's going to be solved two years. still new technology that people know about. thank you very much. >> doctor, if you can stay with us, we have two more witnesses, then i'm sure we'll have questions for you as well. >> let's go to richard baker, founded timely medical alternatives. it's an organization that sends thousands of canadians to the united states for a surgical procedures. he's become one of leading spokespeople for a free market reform in the canadian single payer health care system. he's appeared off and on radio and television to discussion health care reform

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