And the most amazing thing, if the gentlewoman will remember last night when the President spoke and he mentioned the importance of having confidential medical records, and there was a huge roar of applause. And I said to myself, you know, such a simple concept that your medical records should be confidential and should not be available to everyone.
Frank Pallone: “And the most amazing thing, if the gentlewoman will remember last night when the President spoke and he mentioned the…”
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Discussing the importance of confidential medical records during a speech.
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