experience s outbursts of anger. wlapts not being done, senator, to address this problem? well, what s not being done is to recognize the enormity of the problem. aye just indicated, we re talking about hundreds of are thousands of men and women. so if we are serious about reaching out and helping those people, we ve got to provide the resources to do that. now, in fact, the v.a. in the last several years has greatly expanded its mental health capabilities, but, frankly, we have got to do more, because there are situations and, again, by the way, chris, this is an issue of veterans. it s an issue of the military prp it is an issue of the united states of america. people who have never been in the military, and we have to do a heck of a lot more than we are currently doing in terms of mental health. i guarantee you, there are many, many people today who are in desperate need of are mental health, people who have access to dangerous weapons, who cannot get into the door of a counselor