i was sitting listening from the guy from kentucky massachusetts, it made me sick to my stomach. this past weekend was memorial day.ther and i was thinking about my father and two of his brothers, they stormed the beaches of normandy. and almost certain death. then i was thinking about me going to vietnam. i think about to my kids and you know what, in this country we had the greatest military on earth and some great kids. but some of these snowflakes in college today, if they hear something that bothers them they have to run to a safe space and get other coloring books and play-doh. if these people don't think the country is doing everything maybe they should go somewhere else. >> host: okay thank you. let's go to marion in virginia, on the democrats line. >> caller: thank you. the morning. to the previous caller, we should go to war only what is necessary, not to go to vietnamo or iraq, we found that maybe we didn't really need to do that. maybe we should think things through its and putting our kids in harm's way needlessly for defense corporation. my question is about iran th

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like west virginia, like kentucky, new hampshire, massachusetts. we have seen an incredible increase in people's ability to access care. i just want to make two quick points. the other important point here substancewith the abuse disorders often have comorbid mental health. it is not just accessing care, but they need care for hepatitis. they need mental health coverage . i worry about, not just people living coverage -- losing coverage, but the stability of our treatment infrastructure. some of these people operate on thin margins. i worry that we will perhaps not have a treatment infrastructure if they are not able to bill insurance. else?body ours i mentioned, in system, we developed some very unique partnerships with community providers. we know screen 30,000 physicians to our medical hospital. we identify those were dependent quickly. that care is predominantly medicaid. our largest community provider has the largest footprint in the state. they developed that footprint because they had the reliable funding stream. patients.all they are a qual

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kentucky yields back. the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. and the gentleman from georgia reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i am not sure my colleagues are aware of this because we're moving so quickly here. i want to flag an op-ed in "the hill." she points out in the latest version of this legislation, rape can once again be categorized as a pre-existing condition as it often was before the affordable care act. i'd like to ask unanimous consent to enter her column entitled "health reform will make sexual assaults sicker." the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern: i yield one minute to the gentlelady from washington, ms. delbene. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from washington is recognized for one minute. ms. delbene: this bill hurts middle-class families and disrupts our health care system and it's only gone from bad to worse. stripping protection fathers 133 million americans with pre-existing conditions isn't just wrong, it's inhumane. . nobody should go bankrupt trying to get the medical care they need to stay alive.

massachusetts. thing. i want to say one the gentleman from kentucky was 100% right. i just want to say one thing about iran. we are always after iran. when we helped iran in 1953, we put him back in politics 20 years and the nickname was the butcher. was onod he butchered our hands. if you want to see terrorism -- look in the mirror. thank you. this is the sort of thing we hear often. i don't agree with it. we come back to the 1950's and look at mistakes made a half .entury or more later america passes involvement in iran and a source for terrorism. it is a common refrain from the iranians. i do not think it is true when you look at the ideology of the and the behavior of the regime since the revolution in 1979. we see a troubled track record and an ideology i think has to .e defeated the united states approach in terms of designating terrorism and fighting through hard or soft power is the only answer. who are the atm's's of the world when it comes to financing? guest: number one, they support hamas, hezbollah, horrible regimes like the assad regime, state-sponsored

states that have been dramatically impacted by this epidemic like west virginia, like kentucky, new hampshire, massachusettse have seen an incredible increase in people's ability to access care to do that. the other piece-- i want to make two quick points. the other important point here is that people with substance abuse disorders often have mental health and quite honestly other health conditions. it's not just accessing care for their substance abuse disorder. they need care for hepatitis, mental health coverage and the last thing i will say is i really worry about not just people losing coverage, but the stability of our treatment infrastructure. some of these folks can tell you that these programs operate on thin margins and i worry that we will even have a treatment of the structure for those remaining people who can access care if they are not able to bill insurance. thank you. >> thank you. as i had mentioned in our system we have developed to some very unique partnerships with community providers, so we now screened 30,000 admissions to our medical hospitals, largest in delaware, identify those tha

kentucky yields back. the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. and the gentleman from georgia reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i am not sure my colleagues are aware of this because we're moving so quickly here. i want to flag an op-ed in "the hill." she points out in the latest version of this legislation, rape can once again be categorized as a pre-existing condition as it often was before the affordable care act. i'd like to ask unanimous consent to enter her column entitled "health reform will make sexual assaults sicker." the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern: i yield one minute to the gentlelady from washington, ms. delbene. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from washington is recognized for one minute. ms. delbene: this bill hurts middle-class families and disrupts our health care system and it's only gone from bad to worse. stripping protection fathers 133 million americans with pre-existing conditions isn't just wrong, it's inhumane. . nobody should go bankrupt trying to get the medical care they need to stay alive.

massachusetts. hi, there. >> caller: good morning. i just want to say one thing. kentucky country joan of kentucky was 100% right. we've been over a year since world war ii. one thing about iran. we are always after i ran. in 1953, we took a headset on italy, put them for 20 years. his name was the butcher. if you want to see terrorism, sir, tell america to look in the mirror. thank you. >> guest: this is the sort of thing that we hear often. i don't agree with it. which asserted that act in the 1950s and the mistakes the united states made a half century or more later. i don't know if we could look at america's involvement as a source for terrorism. it is a common refrain fromi doi iranian. you look at the ideology of this regime. you look at the behavior of this regime since the revolution in 1979 and we see a very, very troubled track record. we see an ideology that i think really has to be defeated and i think the united states approach in terms of designated iran as a state sponsor of terrorism and fighting it through hard and soft power is the only answer. >> host: w