the spirit of pepfar so when we constantly doing change management is to listen to people talk about nacof you in the audience who helped us with the dream program you were not receiving pepfar funding you wanted that program to have an impact because you cared about young women around the world. that is what we still see everyday people coming forward to help us. to bring their intellect and spirit and wisdom that is so powerful. keep writing your reports and help us get better. because we are in this until we get control. there is a cure for malaria so we are working against something difficult. those are developed and worked at right now at nih that says they need to continue to be funded to do that but in the meantime no excuse to go as as fast and effectively as you can. >> going back to the point of data, the irony is 100% of you already know the issue. and to understand the problems of hiv-aids but the narrative has to be better because they totally understand what you were saying so once when we were back in africa and we talked about the stability of operations with the benefits

deal of respect i have struggled for some time with regard to the impact of the quantitative easing nac based on your report today the outlook is much brighter but economic concerns of my colleague mr. pierce with a great deal of retirees in my community that want to see a return on their investment as they are digging into the principle of their savings. more than nine months since the fed had the vice chair for supervision was sworn in the responsibilities of that position were unofficially chaired to the extent it was never sure who was in charge of regulatory affairs as a consequence that the divide and wasn't as explicit with the necessary oversight that they were more and more that the vice chair that things have changed. >> to allow you to focus on monetary policy with the overlap of the feds rules? but we think those as complementary and essentially the financial system and to learn about the economy and to get out into the economy but we do have a separate division as the vice chair has statute to recommend policies that cover the past ten years to be imposed so now is the appr

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deal of respect i have struggled for some time with regard to the impact of the quantitative easing nac based on your report today the outlook is much brighter but economic concerns of my colleague mr. pierce with a great deal of retirees in my community that want to see a return on their investment as they are digging into the principle of their savings. more than nine months since the fed had the vice chair for supervision was sworn in the responsibilities of that position were unofficially chaired to the extent it was never sure who was in charge of regulatory affairs as a consequence that the divide and wasn't as explicit with the necessary oversight that they were more and more that the vice chair that things have changed. >> to allow you to focus on monetary policy with the overlap of the feds rules? but we think those as complementary and essentially the financial system and to learn about the economy and to get out into the economy but we do have a separate division as the vice chair has statute to recommend policies that cover the past ten years to be imposed so now is the appr