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caller: if the pimm crop is funding the taliban, why isn't it just taken out?: that is a good questioning of the crop is not the only thing that funds the taliban. we really do not know the degree to which it finds them. we know that it is a significant part. but whether 20% or 70% we do not know. if you took a with a crop it would damage the taliban but not end it. the problem with fumigating all of the land and tried to eradicate the crop is that you'd be destroying the livelihood of massive numbers of the civilian population who have no other means. that would turn them against american forces on the ground. it is not only question of whether we can hurt the taliban, but by doing it we would also hurt those trying to help and cause many of them to go over to the other side. frankly, the day that we left it would turn around and began to grow that crop again. we have to look to more long term solutions such as alternative crop development. finding them crops they can grow that may not be exactly as profitable, but it is profitable enough. surveys indicate a p

. -- pimm and cuts are not reform is what he said.est: that original, and was in response to an announcement that only contained payment cuts. payment cuts by themselves will not reform the system. changing the economics along with other important policy changes does get is to reform. i did not mean to imply that in some way shape or form money was not part of this issue. incentives are critical. but so are other changes in the system that must occur. that is why back to our framework. the five elements -- we do need coverage for all, but we have to be honest. we are all paying for care today know whether we see it directly or not. we need to pay for it in a more efficient and equitable manner. the second thing, we do have to address the cost issue. the rate of cost escalation in health care is unsustainable. it is already pressing people out of the market. we have to address quality. we need the right incentives to focus on the right care in the right place at the right time. and it to use the best knowledge we have -- evidence-based