I understand what the distinguished chairman is saying. I would only counter that in the veterans committee we are rather accustomed to having our jurisdiction violated. And although, it has caused me to lose some sleep at night, I tend to make that a little less important as to what is happening to the veteran, in which case I think this is enormous consideration. I further point out that in this DOD bill already the VA and the veterans committee are already substantially compromised. I am not objecting to that, because there are substantial VA things in it. I think this is a powerfully important piece of legislation. I appreciate the Senator's forbearance.
Jay Rockefeller: “I understand what the distinguished chairman is saying. I would only counter that in the veterans committee we are…”
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Discussing the implications of the DOD bill on veterans' affairs during Senate debate.
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