imprecise analogy but writing about washington commack adams, jefferson, madison, hamilton without reference to this enduring struggle, i think, would be like writing about truman, eisenhower, kennedy, johnson, nixon, ford, carter, reagan and not mentioning the soviet union. before in policy with that significant and domestic ramifications were that significant. jefferson was terrified that the british were coming back. the good thing about this argument is they did. so you win the argument. the war of 1812 happened. we had to have a ratifying conflict with jefferson always suspected and i think was in some way the inevitable result of the likely victory we won in the first place, this odd coastal republic that managed to defeat the world's greatest empire. jefferson wanted us to see him as -- to see himself as a defender and parent of this revolution in the sense of the great thinker, the great articulator of the principles of republican liberty and he was that. he was an awfully good vote-getter and deal getter and that is okay because as jefferson himself said, it is best to give as well

we are trying to get access to enrollment, eligibility commack's us to the type of service or the array of services that might be provided and try to provide information to help the states understand what is the most effective way to provide the services and the kinds of services the most effective for treatment. >> thank you. one of the ways we have already seen expansion of access to care and talking in your testimony today about various cost and access etc. is the provision in the affordable care act that allows young people to stay on their parents' health insurance until they are 26, i worked very hard on that in the house, energy and commerce committee and we are pleased to see it in the final act. i'm wondering especially given that your testimony talks a lot about the age of onset of many profound mental illnesses being between 16 and 25, whether you are already observing the positive impact of that increased level of assured us for that age population. >> we certainly know that the provision to allow young people to stay on their parents' insurance and the provision to prohibit

technology is really something trikes me perhaps a little bit, i wonder what your thoughts are on at commackas this glidepath has gone along, your argument that the generals have become less inspirational and less strategic thinking and so forth, the technology glidepath has been going in the opposite direction so by requirement they have to send more and more time trying to understand the technology, what it is, how to use it and their focus may be has gone there and they have done well with it. i remember battalion commander in desert storm had this box stuck in my vehicle attached to a cellphone but i was horrified. and i expected to get a lot of supervision. really didn't happen but my sense is it has slowly been happening in the age of e-mail. you think technological revolution has had some impact in how officers have to think, how they are trained, how they command and in direct and in some way contributed to the situation you described. >> we always look at technological solutions even when the answers are not technological. we have wasted a lot of money on counter idd technologies. y

things edwards said to the assembled students, quote, you will be observing as brilliant, as an adroit commack as charming personality as i have witnessed in more than 30, as charming pe as i have witnessed in more than 30 years of newspaper experience. he was convicted by a jury of willful perjury to conceal his role as a traitor and a spy. edwards recalled that in his first appearance before the house committee on american activities, alger hiss in dignity -- indignantly denied allegations that he would communist, quote, i never witnessed a more convincing display of righteous wrath, my father said, as alger hiss swore he never laid eyes on whitaker chambers. he blinked at a photograph of chambers in utter amazement. less than a month later alger hiss confronted with chambers' himself was to confess that he had indeed been known to man and known him intimately and even given him an automobile. bought out for his was not embarrassed. the picture of injured innocence, profuse in explanations of why he failed to recall a man whose appearance is exactly that of the man in the phone and photograp

and commack -- for those of you who don't know as much about emily's list, emily's list has been around now 27 years and we are solely committed to electing pro-choice democratic women to office up and down the ballot across the country. we did as mentioned have a pretty good election cycle in 2012. but the two years before that were rough for american women and i would say like most folks, i was more than ready to see the 112th congress and. at emily's list we couldn't have been more excited to see this new congress gaveled then on thursday, this past thursday. we saw the swearing in of senator mazie hirono, senator tammy baldwin, senator elizabeth warren and they were joined with 20 women in the united states senate, the first in our history as a nation and our three new senators. they are the first women in their states to have ever served in the united states senate. so we are still breaking through in the country. we also saw 16 new women sworn into the house of representatives and is quite a diverse group that. we have three women who are under 40 years old and we have the first t