they classified the inspections on our vessels so we can't know the difficulty we have with mainlt nance requirements. they refuse to certify that the budget would meet our shipbuilding plan as required by law. they refuse to even send over shipbuilding plan. they refuse to certify an aviation plan that the budget would meet that as required by law. they refuse to even send over an aviation plan and they refuse to give us the outyear pro-- out year projections on what the budget dollars would be. mr. speaker, we have a simple amendment that would try to rein in some of these gag orders. the majority has sent a letter saying it's just too hard. when they could have exempted every single one of those programs if they wanted to. they just refused to do it. the bottom line is, mr. chairman, when it comes down to transparency with this administration, here's what it means. we are going to be transparent for our enemies. we are going to tell them what questions we can ask them. what we can try to gather information from them when they are about to attack our nation, our innocent civilians. but

it is time for america and the doctors use the most of nance science of the most personal health-care decisions are made with access to the best available information. i will let minute, i've experienced going to a doctor, it might not be as much fun as going shopping for a car but was made sure that because we spend one of every $6 in america was made sure is at least as efficient as buying a car or that tv. in that way not only will we get a better experience with a go to the doctor but also get healthier americans. thank you very much merit [applause] >> thank you very much, senator, he has graciously agreed to stay for a few questions so if you can raise your hands we will have microphones are on the run. so hands up of any questions. yes up in front, ellen. the mike is coming. >> thank-you. friends of cancer research. i want to thank you for your work on comparative effectiveness research, it has been appreciated. the senate bell, the funding have clinical effectiveness, and was taken out of the house and perhaps you can address that or address the importance of clinical effectiv

. -- or thin nance -- ordinance. saving money, resource, having safer american lives -- lands, and more successful operations abroad. just a few volleys of a standard rocket system with a 5% failure rate generates thousands of unexploded ordnance. training lands here at home, it complicates our missions approved. consider the flight of civilian populations in iraq and afghanistan. the millions who will rebuild their lives amidst of munitions wreckage left over the last six years of combat. this is a problem at home, in the united states, this is a problem abroad. it is time for us to face up to it. i appreciate the committee's leadership in helping zero in on it. i hope we can do a better job because it will save money while it saves lives at home and abroad. i thank you. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from california. mr. mckeon: i yield at this time to the gentlelady from florida, one minute, ms. brown-waite. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for one