people go another year, another ten years, another 20 years without health insurance reform in this country. all right. okay. it s a gentleman s turn. it s a man s turn. this guy over here. the guy with the beard. thank you, mr. president. ben burris from jonesboro, arkansas. what are you doing all the way over here in strvegas? that s what i m talking about, there you go, everybody comes to vegas. yeah. now, here s my only question, ben, have you spent some money here in vegas? oh, yes, sir. oh, he says yes, sir. yes, sir. he s spending some money here in vegas. that s good. all right, we like to see that. what s your question? well, sir, i m familiar with
we re proud of him. thank you. it s good to be back in nevada. good to be back in vegas. good to be back in henderson. it s good to be with my good friend, your great senator, harry reid. now, i understand henderson is where harry went to school as a boy and fought in the ring as an amateur boxer. now, looking at harry, you wouldn t say that i mean, you know, let s face it. but i can personally attest that harry reid is one of the toughest people i know. he does not give up. he knows what he cares about. he knows what he believes in, and he s willing to fight for it. and sometimes he takes his licks. but he gets back up. harry reid has never stopped fighting. he hasn t stopped fighting for henderson. he hasn t stopped fighting for nevada. he has not stopped fighting for the united states of america and middle-class families all across this country that need a fair shake. now, i m looking forward to hearing what s on your minds and trying to answer a few questions. but befor
there was celebration. i visited. i had the opportunity to visit the indian parliament. it was a lot of noise. there was no discipline. at that time, the prime minister and vice prized miniature vice prime minister came to india. besides other business with the indian government, they also urged me to return. the indian prime minister informed me reform was postponed six years. even after six years, it can be further postponed. it was a personal message from chairman mao to me. i told the prime minister i found big differences. the indian parliament and our big parliament our parliament was completely silent. the indian parliament was too much noise. the prime minister told me that much had changed no more discipline. big differences. an authoritarian system and an open society. after 1959,w3 this is not a connection. we decided to raise the tibetan issue at theçç un. naturally, we discussed it with the indian prime minister. he told me it is not useful to raise an