mr. havenstein? >> it is about access to treatment. the problem with the medicaid expansion bill the government signed is it terminates in less than 2 1/2 years. t truncates. those people we made our commitments to are in jeopardy. i never proposed or suggested e repeal our medicaid law. what i propose is fixing it in a responsible way so we can fulfill our commitment to those we're making for our future. the governor won't take that up. she'll wait until it kicks that can right down the road until january of 2017, putting those people in jeopardy. with regard to heroin and substance abuse, it is encouraging finally that the bill that jeb bradley originally sponsored and promoted and that john lynch signed with regard to making sure we understand where people are getting prescription drugs, which is usually the cause of long-term drug abuse is being properly dealt with. >> i don't think we want to go back to the conversation on medicaid again but a short response. >> the reason the medicaid expansion

mr. havenstein? sad examplet is a of what can happen when people frankly,f control, and i was at the pumpkin festival when the events occurred. i was -- i would echo the fact that the local law enforcement great job in keeping the disturbance and essentially what a riot away from those of us festivalenjoying the there in keane. and it's a very sad situation, it puts in jeopardy the future of that magnificent festival. that absolutely those both responsible for the conduct, mustad be held accountable. but those also in authority at university must make sure that they do a lot of soul-searching in terms of their responsibility. we've seen situations where the universityke have to reset standards, reset expectations. thing is, in setting expectations for every incoming freshmen, they have a chance to reset things in a very, very positive way. >> thank you both. mr. havenstein, this question is for you. the governor claims you would seek to dismantle medicaid expansion. what would this mean for the 20,00