circumstances, or more of an incentive to stay married, it costs money to get divorced, some people say in theconomy him or her, you have to look at marriage, a held marriage or even a partnership without the legality as far as being more than just a relationship. it's also a financial partnership and it has more teeth when that paper is involved. that is just the reality. >> part of what i'm hearing that incentive to stay, part of the incentive to stay often keeps people in relationships they shouldn't say. >> if there is unhealthy, we shouldn't be in them. people lack the skillset to negotiate that. that what is we need to talk about. the fact is statistics are not there. there are not enough healthy models of two parents that are not together parenting the children co-parenting, it's not happening in the way it should. >> to be clear i'm not against the institution of marriage. i am about respecting all the different unions in which healthy relationships are formed and where marriage may or may not happen, to advocate for a healthy union and to be as emotional healthy. emotional justice. >> i wan

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without trying to change their entire culture and without trying to build their, give them the company theconomy never had without taxpayers expense. and with that i yield back. >> gentleman's time expired. mr. scott. >> thank you, mr. chairman. general, it's a the start of the meeting one of the statements you made was that our goal was to keep the taliban from overflowing the afghanistan government in denial kind of safe haven. two very disstinktly different goals. i'd like to focus on the overthrowing the afghanistan government. and -- in the ties that the afghanistan government is making with china, and many reports are out there suggest that china has supported a peace process between the taliban and the afghanistan government and if you look at the amount of foreign aid the u.s. government has sent to afghanistan, somewhere around $48 billion, where china has done approximately $58 million, there is approximately a trillion dollars worth of natural resources in afghanistan. the contract seemed to be being signed with china for china to actually receive the contracts and the benefit, the fi