what about creating a health care system that works for everybody today only four percent of the rwandan public population is uninsured compared to more than sixteen percent in the united states so how did rwanda do it in one thousand nine hundred nine most rwandans had never seen a doctor and even when they were really sick they couldn't get into the hospital primarily because the costs were so high that add or average citizens couldn't afford knowing that they had to take action the governments ministry of health started a pilot project of providing health insurance in three of the countries districts what we might call states with the success in these three states these three districts the program began to spread across the country in two thousand and four iran it has some kinks that the main one was that the government set insurance premiums at two dollars a year and that was too much for most rwandans to afford so then the program shifted to a progressive tax system for wealthy rwandans insurance premiums increased to eight dollars a year while premiums for the poor decreased to zer

we should be very frank and firm with the president and the rwandan regime that we do not accept that they should be supporting militias in the congo or elsewhere. i have raised this issue personally with the president, but i continue to believe that investing in rwanda's success as one of the countries in africa showing that you can break the cycle of poverty is something we have to do. >> mr. speaker, thank you. unemployment figures show a reduction of 62,000 in the number of 16-224 year-old out of work. it is now the highest level since records began in 1971. i am sure the prime minister will want to wreck -- come and the policies of this government to the whole -- commends the policies of this whole house. >> my friend makes an honorable point -- what we need is a rebalancing of the economy. we need growth in our private sector. we have a million new private- sector jobs since the last election. that has more than made up for the job losses in the public sector. there is more we need to do to tackle youth unemployment, long- term unemployment, but the figures today are something t

he had funded the rwandan genocide just prior. he is the guy that got the weapons was the u.n.inance. that was a moment that blew me away. >> i have to tell you in watching the film, it was the ah-ha moment and at that point it's a worthless organization and criminal enterprise. its wonderful documentary. if they have any dowels about whether or not the u.n. is an effective organization, i think this film will erase any of those doubts. this year's race for the white house has been more vicious than ever. political experts say negative ads do seem to work. joyce meyer [ applause ] >> my next guest choice of worda big impact not just on your life but others as well. she is considered the most influential evangelical in america and now has a new book, change your words, change your life. please welcome joyce meyer. you have had an extraordinary influence all over the country with so many people. i wanted your take on the mudslinging that we see going on in the political campaigns. is it counterproductive? >> i think it's terrible and causes more disrespect than they can imagine.

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asked in the years to think about their own experience and to imagine themselves, if they were a rwandan refugee child who was living together, who was living in the camp. these four boys were part of a group of 15 boys that were all living together and alone in the refugee camp. as to the readers to imagine themselves as part of this group . you have learned what you need to do to survive. you have created a shelter for yourself. you're healthier than so many others. you grab food and water when it's given out, citing similar for all of the supply runs dry. one day you lie in the shadows beneath a blue tarp that stands between you and the blazing sun. you hear a sound. you roll over and press your hands against her years, but it reaches you still. it is a little child crying. the rise and leave the comfort of the shade. in front of your shelter stand to little boys. they are barely closed and it tears leave shining trails in the dust on the faces. they stand with their mouths open like baby birds crying and scared. you could take them into your shelter and share what of you have. you co