however, dav is very concerned that during the transition v.a. services should retain appropriate staff to ensure a strong connection between veterans and clinical components of care. contracting will always be a dominant aspect of supply, the determination of what type of appliance is appropriate should remain with the physical medicine and rehabilitation specialists aided by prosthetic representatives in conjunction with direct involvement of disabled veterans being sevened. one of our commenters put it best. without guidance, veterans could experience unnecessary delays as they would be invoice numbers rather than patients with unique needs. v.a. could expand the in-house manufacturing, costs should not be the sole factor for an expansion of in house fabrication of limbs. in our opinion the most important aspect of am pew tea care is maintaining options for a veterans preference of selecting a qualified doctor they feel most comfortable with and the convenience of those services. current authority provides v.a. the authority to flexibility to

don't forget america's disabled veterans, and remember the dav. post game wrap up. >> thanks, greg. tucker, what did you write about john stewart? >> he is taking a lot of shots at mitt romney for being part of the notorious 1%. john stewart is making money faster than mitt romney. we have the details. amusing. ely, how will you call out casey anderson on the show? >> the thrill of his life. >> are you doing any shows on the east coast? >> yes. philadelphia on wednesday. i will be in boston on sunday. and new york a couple shows next week. elybraden.com for more details. >> pab when are you back, fox and friends? >> yes. do we know casey anderson is a guy? >> yes. we know casey. back to you, greg. >> thank you, andy. >> you are welcome.

don't forget america's disabled veterans, and remember the dav. post game wrap up. >> thanks, greg. tucker, what did you write about john stewart? >> he is taking a lot of shots at mitt romney for being part of the notorious 1%. john stewart is making money faster than mitt romney. we have the details. amusing. ely, how will you call out casey anderson on the show? >> the thrill of his life. >> are you doing any shows on the east coast? >> yes. philadelphia on wednesday. i will be in boston on sunday. and new york a couple shows next week. elybraden.com for more details. >> pab when are you back, fox and friends? >> yes. do we know casey anderson is a guy? >> yes. we know casey. back to you, greg. >> thank you, andy. >> you are welcome. >>> special thanks to bab, bill schulz, ely braye den and tucker carlson. see you next time. in meantime, let's just stair stay put.ther. >>> if you will stan with me and fight with me, i promise you we'll win this election. you and i together we'll change this country. we'll change the world. >> campaigning in 200

. >> according to amazon it as deeply the dav book a deeply reported generational biography teeming withresh insight. masterfully drawn from hundreds of interviews and goes on and yet not getting a lot of attention. >> byron york did a great article about this comparing it to the book that came out about george bush called fortunate son that has information about him allegedly using cocaine in his 20s that was treated as if it was just this absolutely credible book and turns out the writer had a felon who tried to blow somebody up. and they had no problem taking that and yet when you have the credible, you know, journalists reporting something it is being completely ignored. >> idealogical apartheid. bill o'reilly wrote a book, i it don't think it was reviewed by the new york times. a lot don't make the list because they are not in the right stores or b, if they do they are totally ignored. they would never do this as you have pointed out with books that affirm their idealodge eckal perspective. >> one book called american grown and the author is the first lady michelle obama. for just 3

and so the two major candidates, calvin coolidge and john dav davis -- is it working right? it sounds like it's echoing a little bit. the two major candidates were calvin coolidge and john davis and it's interesting to see the similarities of the two men while they were very different personalities as we will see in a minute. both were successful politicians and both emerged politically in the early, progressive era and both became increasingly conservative and both exemplified great integrity and personal ethics and both reflected the best qualities of their respective regions and coolidge was from new england and davis was from the south. davis was a democrat and dedicated to freedom and free trade and very much in the tradition of jefferson and coolidge was a conservative republican who shared many of the same jeffersonian ideas of limited government and freedom. it's interesting that in 1924 the old progressive war horse, william jennings observed at the democratic convention in 1924 that davis was a man of fine character, but he added with disgust so was mr. coolidge an

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i think from dav's perspective, certainly we have a number of members and people we work with on our staff, you know, in washington, d.c., and local area that are prosthetic users that have been longtime users and certainly when something goes wrong, whether they have to have a revision of their stump, whether, you know, there's a broken foot, or some sort of issue with their prosthetic appliance, it's absolutely critical and you can see it in how frustrated they are to not be able to do the things they're used to doing. if there's a delay in getting those items fixed. and getting to their prosthetist of their choosing oftentimes. the person that's worked with them over years and years. it definitely can impact on their mental health, and, you know, they want to be functioning, you know, in the best -- all that they can. >> thank you. anyone else? >> my colleagues have discussed quality of life and mental health. quality of care is also an issue. oftentimes when there are delays, there are sometimes quick fixes and other times they could be larger issues, but veterans are able to ste

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