is by far not enough both from the civil liberties perspective because we have constructed an unpresidented and sprawling architect turf data collection on the premise that effective intelligence now requires extraordinarily broad and some cases entirely indiscriminating collection of data by guilty and the innocent alike and the architecture that because of its breath will in a time of crisis or at the behest of people with poor moiftz i think would be there with the flip of a switch turned from the legitimate toil legitimate purposes with the way that we have seen in the history repeatedly over decades and intelligence services with inadequate over site and they lacked anything like the capabilities of the modern and fbi this is inadequate for economic reasons. we have seen increasingly distrust in markets of american technology companies and we have seen projection that's the american computing sector alone will stand to left side on the order of $180 billion over the period of three or four years because the declining trust. especially in the enterprise sector. very seen the declines in

the unpresidented examples of success have been positively acknowledged by the gio. we are engaging with a private sector in new ways to better share the information and transform insight into action. the health care fraud prevention partnership is maimed of 38 private and state members and will continue to gain membership. it is completing studies to allow those actions and is developing aedal studies based on these results the president's budget includes that proposal to allow the public and private partners to support this partnership by providing funds. and beyond that partnership. they have made important progress to integrating private sector tools in our operation including advance analytics and prior authorization and the use of prepayment plans. that the initiatives will net hundreds and millions in savings every year. finally for service reimbursement by paying the number of tests performed instead of quality and outcomes. and they are testing different payment models where providers are held accountable for the quality and the cost of their care. and provi