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maximus up 600%, osi systems up 400%, and syntel up over 200%. >> not to say that's how you would havee with the typical dallas class of 1997, but -- >> here's the would have, could have, should have. i know you should have bought $10,000 worth of amazon stock back in the day in 1997. according to the "wall street journal," that original investment would now be worth about $4.9 million. how nice. >> wow. >> wouldn't that have been something? >> amazon was below the ipo price after it went public. >> acted like the dot-com companies we've been talking about, and social media platforms right now. up 67% on ipo day, but then it fell back again. >> yeah. i'm sure that's what people holding on to snap hope for. please, let it work out the same way. >> few people could foresee the impact amazon had on the retail world, now with the cloud computing that's going on. people couldn't live without their alexa, you know, all those things. only person who saw it coming, jeff bezos, right? >> go back, look at the letter to shareholders, figure one, says says, focus on raw free cash flow. a lot of th

something that you -- that you don't allow to be true because you'll prevent it or your political fill osi prevents it. you don't have that option if it's objectively established truth and that's the entire point of this scientific enterprise, knowing what is true and what is not, and in particular, because like i said, scientist are humans, too, we have bias and we have all the stuff that guess on with every human in the world, also touches scientists. so we built the system to double check against that. if i am biased and my bias shows up in some result, because i took some data and not others and could have done it this way and not, somebody else is going to get famous for checking my result and showing that i'm wrong. tyson is wrong. he messed up here, and if it's shown that my bias did influence it issue get a demerit. that's not a real thing but it's -- it will interfere with the next time i have an interesting result and i want people to pay attention to it. so there's a huge cost if a scientist is somehow meddling with their data because they have an idea what they want their data

when the osi agents talk to the victims, they know how to do it -- when someone is traumatized they know how to discuss it with them to make it easier to report. nine of the 11 agents are graduates of the sex training program. we have the specialized training to do these investigations. and what we've seen is the accou accountability has increased. we had 19 completed investigations, three court-martials and 6 cadets were enrolled. a 50% rate. and within the last two years we've had 16 completed invest gagss, five in criminal charges and four adverse administrative actions. this last year it was 86%. because of the different tools we have we have take it to court and use other disciplinary tools to follow through based on the investigatio investigations. >> thank you for that. it seems to convey that the usmg is sound with these cases and with that i yield back. >> i wish to thank all of the witnesses for their testimony this afternoon. this has been a very informative hearing. there being no further business, the subcommittee stands adjourned. >>> this weekend on american history tv. on

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