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there is a new np analysis out todayr and the seven battleground states. that looks like mr. hess his first lead in the polling average in those specific battleground states. since harris moved to the top of the ticket. it is microscopically. less than half a percentage point, but i just wonder what you make of that. >> you know, everybody says it'e s true, in every election but one in this century, both candidates have gone about thinking they have a chance to win the election. 2008 being the only exception to that. and there's, the polling is tight, but what generally happens is the election breaks towards the end. we'll wait and see. i have no prediction or anything like that. i am trying to work as hard as i can. but everything indicates that there is tight polling. >> with 20 days left, what do you think it would take to break one way or the next? there are no big events left on the calendar, right? >> to be honest, i think by sprint -- the vice president's campaign is getting sharper, more visible. and frankly, he's getting, if anything, less attached to reality, even f

is resent the legislature still can either help move it along or can drag its feet and just try to np. in this case impede the implementation of an ethics commission. if you see some of things happening you probably understand why there's a resistance to having an ethics commission at all. we've got a good leader of the ethics commission, so who's in charge of it. i think she will be effective in form and get up and establishing the guidelines and getting the processes in place. we are still our feet along those lines but it needs to be there. the people want it. i think we will get there. >> michael coachman. >> it's a waste as far as happy ethics committee is moving for a simple reason. everybody is protecting everybody. they are not enforcing what is already being done. there's been unethical events within, as far as i know, i've been there and north dakota, but they get pushed aside or because cronyism. until you start in making everybody accountable, it's just a band-aid on an artery. you can't do nothing until we make a change in government where people are not afraid to stand u

haneef's proof shows that in this case the expected value turns out to be one over one minus np. where p is the probability? the change in one module will cause a change in one ends. the number of modules now that and suppose i have 100 modules in this system, it's an operating system or database system or a great big application. now i had a systems programmers who are much better of course applications programmers. now the probability they make a change, it's going to cause another change one in 100. how many changes will i expect to make as a result of that first change? this should be a minus ten. i'm sorry, one over one -100 times 100. this one which is one over zero, which is infinity, and the system will not stabilize. we've been awfully close to that point. you can probably all remember cases where we changed something in the i o and it to a week later the whole system blew and you didn't know where started from. is there an answer to it? and the answer is yes, there is. that is to make of the pages zero. what does mean? i mean, you write the system in independent modules

haneef's proof shows that in this case the expected value turns out to be one over one minus np. where p is the probability? the change in one module will cause a change in one ends. the number of modules now that and suppose i have 100 modules in this system, it's an operating system or database system or a great big application. now i had a systems programmers who are much better of course applications programmers. now the probability they make a change, it's going to cause another change one in 100. how many changes will i expect to make as a result of that first change? this should be a minus ten. i'm sorry, one over one -100 times 100. this one which is one over zero, which is infinity, and the system will not stabilize. we've been awfully close to that point. you can probably all remember cases where we changed something in the i o and it to a week later the whole system blew and you didn't know where started from. is there an answer to it? and the answer is yes, there is. that is to make of the pages zero. what does mean? i mean, you write the system in independent modules

and republicans fought tooth and nail saying well, americans should be free to do np. >> so you think the individual mandate's a good idea? >> i think the idea of making sure the risk pool is broad enough to cover everyone that's the only way insurance works. when it doesn't it collapses. you are asking pre-aca where we get people out. look, people know that they need to be on health care. people expect it to be there. and when we are able to make it and we are making it this way, when we incentivize people to be in the market, when we help people who might not be able to afford it get there, and we make sure then when you get sick and old it's there for you. because i heard people say, well, i don't want to buy into medicare or whatever. good luck buying health care once you get past 70. so look, the aca works. we can continue to do better. kamala harris did that. the way she made everything better was negotiating those ten drugs on medicare for the first time in american history. >> thank you. margaret? >> can we -- >> i apologize, we're out of time. we have a number of subjects to

is resent the legislature still can either help move it along or can drag its feet and just try to np this case impede the implementation of an ethics commission. if you see some of things happening you probably understand why there's a resistance to having an ethics commission at all. we've got a good leader of the ethics commission, so who's in charge of it. i think she will be effective in form and get up and establishing the guidelines and getting the processes in place. we are still our feet along those lines but it needs to be there. the people want it. i think we will get there. >> michael coachman. >> it's a waste as far as happy ethics committee is moving for a simple reason. everybody is protecting everybody. they are not enforcing what is already being done. there's been unethical events within, as far as i know, i've been there and north dakota, but they get pushed aside or because cronyism. until you start in making everybody accountable, it's just a band-aid on an artery. you can't do nothing until we make a change in government where people are not afraid to stand up an