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Case would be highly inappropriate in terms of trying to guess what the outcome of a case should be. Along that line, the official according to his reached out to the department of justice civil rights division, had the wrong number, called another number had the right number, to include the Obama Administration an other administrations the department of justice limited the numbers of people to call over to the department of justice. Has the attorney general, general sessions changed that . It would have to be reissued. In terms of every attorney general issues a memo i think going back to mok...

The Justice Department contact the white house and who they can contact and the nature of which and what their exceptions are, et cetera, they get crafted by each new attorney general. I would refer you back to the department of justice on the status of that under this attorney general. How many officials here have that right to call the department of justice i dont know. I would refer you to the department of justice. But was there wrong doing in this effort . I dont know. I dont know the nature of what youre asking but refer you back to the department of justice. Two quick questions. Last no...

It? >> most veterans get their health care through tri-care or medicare if they're over 65 or a combination there of correct? >> but there's two programs, one is the veterans affairs programs and the other is the option under the current law, to have tax credits. and my understanding again from sara's publication this morning and several others is several million veterans could possibly lose both. >> i would have to follow-up on you, i'm not aware of any modifications with respect to t tri-care. >> -- rushing through the health care law jamming it through when in fact they actually debated it ...

Congress doing anything about it? >> most veterans get their health care through tri-care or medicare if they're over 65 or a combination there of correct? >> but there's two programs, one is the veterans affairs programs and the other is the option under the current law, to have tax credits. and my understanding again from sara's publication this morning and several others is several million veterans could possibly lose both. >> i would have to follow-up on you, i'm not aware of any modifications with respect to t tri-care. >> -- rushing through the health care law jamming it through when in ...

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