defenders of the status quo. people say i want to put the veteran at the center of it, defend this for the same of defending it. we have a different dynamic now. when vets are dying waiting months, that changes the game and creates lots of activity for rereform. we see both speaker boehner and the president backing him saying he can stay put until this investigation is finished. and i think that s somewhat of a distraction because i think what we re talking about is solution finding and that s talking about accidentability and in some ways, deflecting our attention away. they need to deal with the chain of command but i think you re allude to go a conversation we had on fox report last night with two dremocrats. former republican out of new york said that last night. whatever it looks like if we re going to allow vouchers, make sure the funding is there. i think you probably share that concern, too.
now. add another five million lines of code. you ve increased the number of problems you re going to have. that s like many of your computer programs you use don t even have anywhere near that amount of line of code. so it s and granted it s a different level of complexity but the fact they re figuring it out they have to write this much code to solve the problem, where was the testing before they larged this? what was the consumer feedback? there s so much missing out of this, it s definitely been a government project. you get the private industry $640 million to build something. i guarantee there will be accidentability accountability on a result like that. jenna: new york times said that the website created by the government is five times the size of the website of some of the largest banks. they obviously have really big web sites, a lot of confidential information. what about the security part of this, morgan? have you ever seen a website this big be secured?