Well I really want to get my hands on this. I want to get it better in my own head as to what this study, how you did it, what the results were, what some of the data show.

Just a couple of other items here, on osteoarthritis.

Let's turn to the other osteo, osteoarthritis.

Can you assure me the LAM research will not suffer as a result of this decision to end the longitudinal study and that every effort is made to place the patients with new, highly qualified care providers?

A constituent of mine suffers from LAM.

I really believe that that is something that we overlook. Research is the first place to turn, but beyond that, it's support for these families with children in this circumstance.

Did you say $40 million?

I was shocked when my daughter and her husband showed me the schedule of vaccinations for my first grandchild in the first 2 years of his life. I was shocked.

I know you will do the right thing.

Now--not 10 years from now, they need help right now--in finding the best possible support for their children.

The unemployment rate among people with disabilities is over 60 percent.

That's all you're spending on looking at environmental aspects of autism? Is that what you're saying?

Anyway, you look at it, autism is almost epidemic right now.

I appreciate that. It's something, as you know, I've been hot on this for a long time.

We proposed a $1 billion increase for NIH.

We'll get better than what the President requested.

So, if we--I mean, excuse me for interrupting. So if we do better than the President's budget will you put that money back in?

Well, it seems to me that we ought to be paying more attention to this other area also.