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chip and community health centers, my family foundation has bought a building in my hometown and donated it to the clinic which is a community health center for ellis county and the annex is providing services for low income citizens in texas and doing very very well. we are strong reporters of the community health centers and there is chip. i have two questions and have been asked to ask our distinguished panel, this what is for miss -- mrs. snyder and mister holmes. this committee earlier this year asked -- passed a bill to charge millionaires, people who won the lottery a little bit more, if in fact they had come into some extra money. to put it in perspective this policy change would mean billion -- billionaire medicare beneficiaries would only pay approximately 70 more dollars each month. that would save apparently several billion dollars. would you two support making millionaires on medicare pay their fair share to help extend the s chip and health center funds? that was supposed to have been asked by mister wallace but he is not here to ask it. >> i am happy to answer the question. as i mentioned in my testimony earlier and in my responses o

my family foundation how bought a building in my hometown and donated it to the hope clinic which is a community health center ellis county, and the barton annex is providing services for low income citizens in texas, and is doing very, very well. so we are strong supporters of the community health centers and schip. i have two questions and i've been asked to ask our distinguished panel, this one is for ms. snyder and mr. holmes. this committee earlier this year passed a bill to charge millionaires, people who have won the lottery, a little bit more if, in fact, they have come into some extra money. to put it into perspective, this policy change would mean millionaire medicaid beneficiaries would only pay approximately 70 more dollars each month. that would save apparently seven, several billion dollars. we'd you support making millionaires on medicare to pay their fair share to help pay to extend the schip and health s-c? center funds? that was supposed to have been asked by mr. walden but he is not here to ask it. >> congressman barton, i'm happy to answer the question. as i mentioned in my testimony earlier in