host: bombay, florida. chip, go ahead, please. caller: it is a real honor to talk to a doctor, especially one that knows ho to cook a red sh. i am a christian, and i feel like i have a word of the church. instead of supporting, self- serving television ministries and building cathedrals, we should be putting our money into efforts like this. it is to our shame that we do not. thank you very much. host: related to that, at this your rights -- this viewer writes -- to take donations? guest: yes, we do. we cannot do the things we do without the strong support of community. we work in collaboration. the local hospitals, the home help agencies, all of the other providers that are involved in patient care, we work with them. we are heavily involved in this legislation that is called teaching help centers we're actually having students and residents train in our centers so that they get the experience of being in the community health center earlier in their training and hopefully influences them to remain in primary care and work in the

host: bombay, florida. chip, go ahead, please. caller: it is a real honor to talk to a doctor, especially one that knows how to cook a red fish. i am a christian, and i feel like i have a word of the church. instead of supporting, self- serving television ministries and building cathedrals, we should be putting our money into efforts like this. it is to our shame that we do not. thank you very much. host: related to that, at this your rights -- this viewer writes -- to take donations? guest: yes, we do. we cannot do the things we do without the strong support of community. we work in collaboration. the local hospitals, the home help agencies, all of the other providers that are involved in patient care, we work with them. we are heavily involved in this legislation that is called teaching help centers we're actually having students and residents train in our centers so that they get the experience of being in the community health center earlier in their training and hopefully influences them to remain in primary care and work in t

the president of bombay -- bosnia's about was the single most important thing that led to peace because it reversed a situation in which the serbs have all the arms and were in danger of being exterminated. if the battlefield changed. it was a very significant set of steps. the washington agreement, this decision, that led to dayton. it did not happen all the sudden in 1995. >> what about the american military? was the military primarily skeptical of greater involvement? were there key decision makers that could play a useful role to bring this to a close? >> i just want to say what a pleasure it is for me to be here with madeline and sandy berger and peter galbraith and especially with president clinton. when i think back on those years, there was unified leadership in the united states government. there was a man in charge who had vision and courage and he took as to where we need to go. the military was not really part of that vision. colin powell explained it when he was the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and his attitude came down as him going to the meetings and i say to te