mr. chambliss: i would ask unanimous consent that senators cornyn, graham, isakson, and myself be allowed to have a colloquy for this first hour from 1:30 until 2:30. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. chambliss: madam president, here we are on our 21st legislative day. less than four weeks on the most major piece of health care legislation ever proposed in the history of our great country. that's less than four weeks that we've been on this bill that seeks to change the way health care is delivered in america and also seeks to change the way that individuals have access, both to health care itself, as well as to insurance. during this period of time, and we're headed, i might say, too, towards a passage of this bill, here in the senate over the next couple of days. i don't remember in my 15 years in the united states congress, both in the house and in the senate, of any major piece of legislation such as this being debated and ultimately brought to a final vote within such a period of time. i've been involved in farm bills that have been on the floor for longer than this. any