mr. zeldin? mr. zeldin: you asked for important aspects of the question, issues that were referenced in the poll. tackling national security. the iran nuclear deal. what should we do about refugees? how do we strengthen our military? how do we take care of our veterans, form our tax code so people can fill out their taxes on a form as simple as a postcard? there are a lot of issues we could talk about. i mentioned common core. taking care of our environment. a former mayor -- a former new york city mayor said, if you agree with me nine times out of 12, wrote for me. if you agree with me 12 times out of 12, see a psychiatrist. you can make a lot of important progress. look last 21 months. people often ask me, they say, you have accomplished more in your first 21 months then your predecessor did in 12 years. the point project was funded at just over $600 million. now it is $1.61 billion. a bill to save palm island during my predecessor's time in office is when we lost the mission and a law was written t

mr. zeldin. >> is consummately as well as from the audience. the people would like to know regarding obamacare, if you feel it needs some fixing, which i think a lot of people do. specifically what would you change? those are two components conservatives, republicans and democrats agree upon so whether you obamacare as is or reveal or replace it, they are to components. those of the versions we see. we need for choice. in your state we had this one which went under, 200,000 new yorkers in cancer treatment in the middle we were told they no longer recovered. the needs to be more options and more plans, the ability to purchase plans from outside of state willing to honor the plans and create more pretax incentives and childcare to wreak embers expenses buying and recover expenses. as a result they may end up with an expensive long-term element that would cost more and that lack of affordability and we have medium-sized business is an ability to get it to get more competitive plan for their employees. they tell their employees they are getting les

mr. zeldin represented new york's first district before an