and they're getting according to un statistics, better care for theirpopulations . spending six percent, seven percent over gnp whereas we're pushing 20 percent and not doing any better by un measures, slightly worse. that's not a partisan issue, that's not a republican issue or democratic issue, that's a question of the structural formation that flows from the decision in denver versus west virginia and from the particular type of licensing, you need to the united states that was produced by that decision. that's why i was interested in the case to begin with, it seems to me to be kind of a really important underpinning of the modern system that people seriously looked at their scholars. >> the c-span city tour and book tvs look at eugene continues.next, a trip to the university of oregon to learn about the oregon rare books initiative which is to increase the use of round books and archives in the classroom. >> the oregon rare books initiative was done three or four years ago by a couple of colleagues at oregon, derek keller and mark schachter so it's theme is to

and they're getting according to un statistics, better care for theirpopulations . spending six percent, seven percent over gnp whereas we're pushing 20 percent and not doing any better by un measures, slightly worse. that's not a partisan issue, that's not a republican issue or democratic issue, that's a question of the structural formation that flows from the decision in denver versus west virginia and from the particular type of licensing, you need to the united states that was produced by that decision. that's why i was interested in the case to begin with, it seems to me to be kind of a really important underpinning of the modern system that people seriously looked at their scholars. >> the c-span city tour and book tvs look at eugene continues.next, a trip to the university of oregon to learn about the oregon rare books initiative which is to increase the use of round books and archives in the classroom. >> the oregon rare books initiative was done three or four years ago by a couple of colleagues at oregon, derek keller and mark schachter so it's theme is to