security strategy that are expected in the next several months and when we have a broughter understanding of where the department is going, that will fwiet that said, it is still as a priority to finalize that report. frrts that said, as a department, we are moving forward with a number of our priorities. i do want to touch on a couple things you did early. >> as the senior official performing the duties, while we do not have a permanent nem tep saesh reitary to move out and execute authorization by secretary duke. while we do not have a permanent undersecretary now i believe i have every authority i believe i need to execute the mission within nppd. >> in terms of strategy and we talk about report, let me take that aside. do we have a department-wide strategy how we deal with cybersecurity and our needs and challenges we continue to face in the near future. >> sir, my understanding there is a department-wide cybersecurity strategy in draft form, yes, sir. >> again, i don't want to get into the weeds. are you operating on a catastroph comprehensive strategy on a day-to-day basis? >> we're

the other models are broughter. the -- broader. the concern is not all areas are ready to support population-based payments. it is also the case that episode models engage specialist better and the other tends to be focused on organization of primary care providers. again, iey continue, believe they should in part because macra is going to be challenging given the fee level projections and it will be hard to put in more money. my general view is when money gets tight, and i hope my beginning slides convinced you money will be tight, the providers are going to want to control the money. behind overarching theme a lot of these new payment models are mechanisms to allow providers to control the money, capture and share some of the savings they create. i will switch gears to benefit design. understand one thing about insurance is to mitigate risk. it should not be surprising that butpurpose is to insure, sometimes you forget that part, so we're balancing risk spreading and the goal of cost sharing is not just a lower premium. it is eas

literally, the only person on earth out of seven billion people who screwed this up already, they broughtero it again this iranian deal if the ayatollah gets nuclear weapons, i think the odds are acceptably high that he would use them. i believe we should reimpose sanctions and we smud use every tool, economic, diplomatic, and if necessary, military to make clear that the ayatollah will never get nuclear weapons because if he does, when he chants "death to america" and "death to israel" i believe him. i don't think that's rhetoric. i think he means it with a religious zealotry that's scary. >> i'm glad we sucked up to them whoo i will we were pushing israel away. so you agree with paris. you agree with the attempts with obama care you agree with this health care stuff. do you agree with -- that military escapade in syria >> i think it was a limited response >> short of the -- other than the tweets and maybe the personal attacks, what policy -- you like gorsuch what policy decision has trump done that you disagree with? is he governing like a president cruz would have governed >> you know wh