mr. foreman chairman to address the health care provisions within the german's mark the committee held multiple hearings briefings and round tables that included the former and current generals from the health agencies. the vsos and msos and military health care providers and the overarching theme is that the military health system is there with the primary mission of readiness and that means medical force meaning we have health care providers ready to provide combat casualty care and a force ready to go engage in combat. so we looked at the current structure and function. some in line with what we heard through our briefings, hearings and round tables. we divide them into three areas. one is to change the structure of the military health system. and that is by creating one single entity that's responsible for the management of all military treatment facilities across dod which would be the defense health agencies. right now each has responsibility so there's efficiencies to be had by having one central agency responsible for the overall management of military treatment facilities. the second a

mr. foreman, has the jury reached a verdict?hard, so fast. either i was going to have a life or i wasn't going to have a life. >> we the jury, duly empanelled and sworn to try the issues in the above entitled cause, enter the following unanimous verdict. to the charge of deliberate homicide, not guilty. >> reporter: not guilty. >> i cried. i put my head down on the table and i cried. >> i just put my arm around him and said, it's finally over. >> the case is dismissed. the defendant is free to go. thank you. >> go get a group hug. >> yeah. >> reporter: his family, overjoyed, watched them cut off the gps monitor. did you realize it was finally over? >> yeah. it was a sense of relief. and seeing tears of happiness from my family, it's the greatest thing ever. calling my boys up in south dakota, telling them i'm coming home. that was a wonderful call to make. >> reporter: but while that was going on, across the courtroom -- do you remember that moment? >> i do. >> reporter: yeah. almost like you lost him all over again? >> i rememb

foreman just did. immigration, taxes, abortion, defense, et cetera. from your perspective, is there any one that makes you uncomfortable with regard to mr. where you need him to move? >> well, i really thought it was a terrific analysis but in a way, brooke, i think it misses the point of donald trump's appeal has been in the primaries and what it will be going forward. and that is, feeling of strength, a feeling of divisi divisivene divisiveness, a commitment to change which the american people want and he's very different from hillary clinton and that's the republican advantage in the race so i think right now what we need to do is focus on unifying the republican party and not try to overthink all of in too much going forward and i think that the american people are beginning to rally behind the guy they voted for in the primaries. >> having been a governor, you understand listening to the people, listening to the different members of congress, you know, the different levels and the state of virginia. what kind of pressure, where do you think the pressure is coming from that speaker ryan is facing right now? >> well, yeah. yesterday i

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