system that our people depend on blood patients, factor 8, factor 9, factor 13 , fibrinogen, albumin, ivg, these are blood factors that are extracted from blood from plasma. we hope that in the beginning of this year, god willing, we will be able to build the second plasma refinery in the country. let's witness its opening. god willing , we are going to take big steps in the production of biological drugs. in the new year, we will start production or research , no research has already started. yes, yes, yes, in the field of medicine, in the field of equipment, we are the second producer city skanmon entered the market in 142. its industrial production is very little, god willing , it will be done in 1403, god willing, and mass production will reach, god willing, it will be able to export itself . many of the pharmaceutical items that are currently imported are expected to enter the market in the first half of 2018. anesthetic drugs are one of our very important and strategic drugs, and our operating room's dependence on anesthetic drugs is very high. god willing , we will be able to intro

we're flying on a helicopter is ivg an ambulance ambulances so on and such. we talk about all the hospitals having specialty services as well. right. we have our stroke trauma centers, but also of burn centers in maryland, we have an ai center, a hand trauma center to be able to provide some of very specialized types of care to those specific types of patients. right. we start see continued provider type diversity. so we start see a lot of different types of providers out there. right, kind of doing interdisciplinary approach to public care or public health and just pre-hospital care. right. and then also providing that care based on evidence and research and not just doing it because we've been always doing it in the past. right. we've a huge shift in that in probably the past five, ten years of really advancing medicine in the pre-hospital setting and providing evidence approach. right. versus things we've just always done. right. i'll tell you things like back boarding, you'll have seen kind of like the concept of someone getting pulled out of a vehicle if

some say there is a distinction between public and private and that is ivg his analysis as to when and under what circumans this kind of regulation can be done. are you rejecting that because y're suggesting that they merge in the situationiv the nature of communications? >> i'm no i will try again to be artful because it's complicated. i think about the common carrier as a useful tool for discourse we note there is a hard line to aw it's hard to tell the dfence between fair and miami herald. it will get down to the granular level but it's hard to tell. it needs to have some direction ofhere to draw the lines. common law and carriages that compas >> are you suggesting that a common carrier could never have first amendment protected activity? does this ha tbe not the level of entity but what are they doing in a particular circumstance? you need to say these are common carrr so everything they do is contact and therefore we can gulate it and i don't know that that's the way we've ever thought about it. is what the court thought about it wit telegraphs whi i think is a useful way of think