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donne of the things that mentioned it is using the data to recognize differences in the way you are practicing compared to your peers. the more we expose that and the become engaged and that in setting expectations, i think physicians will embrace the level of change that is necessary. >> we have a question out here. would you please stand and say your name? my nighttime job is making sure that carter here does his homework and cleans his room once a month -- >> i think you have been a pretty good job. am a primary day i care physician and i care for my patients in the hospital and when they get home. when they get home, i need a physical therapist, i need a i need anst, assessment of their well-being, what is going on in their home. pretty soon it sounds like i have every way, every blood pressure, every meal they have eaten coming to me. the amount of data that comes to the primary care physician is overwhelming. and yet the primary care physician is practicing as a little silo. team-based care does not exist as a rule. i am curious from the panel standpoint, you will be taking this issue ki

delle donne is a great player. >> and on a great team. >> this is for you. >> thank you very much.? >> look good in him. >> that's mine. >> let's talk about what you're doing right now. we can start with gun control in the state of delaware. just talked about the national conversation. you put out a package of five gun control measures. where does that stand right now and how difficult has it been to get some of stuff through? >> first of all, it's really less about gun control and more about common sense proposals to reduce gun violence and keep weapons out of the wrong hands. we introduced five proposals as you say. one, universal background check. got out of the house committee last week. and expect taken up in the full house tomorrow. overwhelming public support but doesn't make it easy in the legislature. we have continuing work to do to educate the legislature on that bill and other bills as well. >> you phrased it as a disconnect between the public, voters and people serving in the legislature who were voted into the legislature by this very same public. is there any rationa