improving ed mcmahon tecate payments to states that now cover low income chambliss adults so there are treated equitably increasing medicaid payment rates for primary-care physicians so the new medicaid beneficiaries will have access to primary care. ritter investments into community health centers, referring medicare advantage and ensuring medicare sustainability and strengthening medicare services. health reform is not only a moral imperative, it's an economic one. it will reduce the deficit by more than a trillion dollars over the next two decades. i look forward to the deliberation of this committee and to your approval of a role and the house approval tomorrow of the most important health legislation since medicare and the most important package of domestic legislation since social security in 1935. thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. burton. >> is this on? thank you, madam chairman and members of the distinguished rules committee. i've been in congress 26 years. the only member of the bias that has been here at the blogger than me is mr. dreyer, i think i have ever been else o

we spent in tecate in salvador. we need to look at this as a long-term process of helping to mentor and train a professional force. that's one of my top flight lessons. i mean, i think the lesson of this war as we cannot think of war is a short exercise. we must pay attention to what comes after in the building of viable security forces, nonpartisan professional security forces for the long haul is really a generational project. anything can i understand political reasons why president obama says we are getting out. the war is over. well, for the americans in a resume for the iraqis that we must pay attention to the long-term security assistance program in the political things that still has to happen. they can happen while a draw down is occurring. >> yeah, i want to take us in a different direction and think about building the nsf, i'm sorry, building security forces from the perspective of one of the things that tom and i are talking about, how you use leverage over government. i think in the past eight years we'