i'm pleased that secretary burrwell has expressed her support. today, all states but one, missouri, have prescription drug monitoring programs that allow prescribers to check on drug interactions and alert them to the signs of dependence on opioids. with almost all states implementing pdmps, we focus on improving state-to-state data sharing and improving access to data within the system providers use every day. in october, the drug enforcement administration's final regulation on controlled substances disposal became effective. ondcp and our federal partners and stakeholders have begun to inform the public about the regulations and look to ways to stimulate more local disposal programs. in the work of our law enforcement partners at the federal, state, and local levels is ongoing. those engaged in fraud across the drug control supply chain are being investigated and prosecuted. recent data shows we are seeing an overdose from prescription opioids leveling off but a dramatic 39% increase from heroin overdose from 2012 to 2013. this creates an addi

those include cases like the hobby lobby against burrwell case and cases going out of the state rfras. since that is in the news, that is very much on everybody's mind and since we have counsel on both sides of the case with us today, we'll ask them to start off by telling us what has happied in this area since hobby lobby against burr well. i will start off with christina arriaga. >> you wonder why my hair is little messy. greg and i got out of the green room and i specifically asked to talk about areas of agreement. i'm working hard on it. i'm sure you hear my accent. no, i have not been drinking. i'm cuban-american. so i feel very passionate about these issues. as meryl. director of the beckett fund for religious liberty. one area of disagreement we have is the hobby lobby case. so as you may have heard, americans united mischaracterized it as crazy evangelicals denying health care to women. that wasn't actually the case. i'm kidding greg. you know. you never said crazy. [laughter] so the green family of hobby lobby are evangelical family from oklahoma city. they started their busi

>> you talking about irrespective of king-burrwell? >> that's right. >> i think we should have an alternative. i not the country knows we're not for obamacare right? i think we got that part down. >> i wanted to add i think the reasoning behind it is it leaves an opening for a 2016 candidate to put his or her support behind that plan and to lead on the issues. what are your thoughts? >> i believe in the ideas. i think we should put -- i'm working on one myself with my colleagues in the ways and means committee. so i think we should put plans out there. and i think we should go into 2016 showing the country specifically what we will do if we win. and here's what we will do to replace this terrible health care law. here's what it would look like. here's when we should do on jen entitlements and taxes. i've been involved in campaigns before. and it's my experience and my deep belief that we need to be clear with the country who we are, what we believe in, what are our principles and what the solutions look like when we apply those princip