represent tiffs susan delbene and claudia tenney, would require the medicare payment advisory commission to submit a report to congress dealing how medicare reimburses pain management treatments in a hospital setting. this report will also examine what incentives exists in the in-patient prospective payment system and outpatient prospective payment system for overprescribing and how prescribing data is tracked and monitored in medicare claims. this crisis was not created in a vacuum and it will take all efforts to find a solution, including examining how our hospital payment policies have pushed providers towards prescribing such adisketive medications. i support h.r. -- addictive medications. i support h.r. 5723, and efforts to determine which policies within medicare, if any, have contributed to this opioid epidemic. i am also strongly supportive of the directive within this report to realign payment

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claudia tenney is back on the show. what's it going to take?s the most of important thing you are trying to accomplish with this legislation? >> i look at it as a coalition government. we have so many different factions, the moderate, conservatives, republicans, i think it's a good thing republicans are so diverse. at least we can differ and couple with solutions. it would be nice if some of the democrats would joins. but we have to solve this problem. it's been around for decades and it needs to be solved. we are seeing the crisis at the border. we are seeing people coming across the border illegally. this needs to be resolved. we have other issues that have come into play. kennedy: if it fails what happens? >> we have to go back to the drawing board. the president saying let immigration go away ban we'll come back and resolve it. but i think a lot of that is the negotiating strategy. >> is that a strategy for republicans or democrats? >> i think he's speaking to all of us. i'm co-sponsor of the goodlatte bill. hopefully if this doesn't make i

claudia tenney. martha mcsally. i hear you are doing very well, wherever you may be, martha. hear martha is doing very well in the great state of arizona. [applause] that is what the word is. don bacon. brad winstrom. jason lewis. kathy mcmorris-rogersrogers whos terrific. kathy? hi, kathy. representative neil don. representative lee zeldin. ann custer and julia brownly. i want to thank -- i assume we have a couple of others out there. anybody i didn't announce? you want to stand? we'll announce you. you deserve it. thank you all very much. really. it's incredible. [applause] finally, i want to thank the fantastic veteran service organizations that helped us push today's choice legislation across the finish line. whenever i spoke, this is one of the most important things. it was something i got the biggest hand for. people want to take care of our great vets. they are our great people. four years ago our entire nation was shocked and outraged by stories of the v.a. system plagued by neglect, abuse, fraud, and mistreatment of our veterans. there was nothing they could do about

al joining the conversation new york congresswoman claudia tenney is with us and kevin along with house financial services and texas congressman jeb is here this morning, the president stephanie along with harvard professor alan dershowitz. don't miss a moment of it. we kick it off with three hours and that's immigration clarification, lawmakers on capitol hill fail to go pass one immigration bill yesterday and delaying another. well, over at the white house president insisting that his administration's zero tolerance policy for illegal policies must remain in effect, watch. >> if you took zero tolerance away, everybody would come right now, they'll be getting there little belongs unfortunately and they would be heading up. you would have a run on this country the likes of which nobody has ever seen. maria: well, the president spoke in washington the first lady to facility housing immigrant children. the president has set to meet with angels families who have lost loved ones at the hands of illegal immigrants. global economics editor jon hilsenrath, jon, thanks so much for joining us. j

house financial services number of small business owner, new york congresswoman claudia tenney is here. white house legislative director of fairs and harvard law professor and author alan dershowitz with us as well. real estate ceo dottie herman as well. life in the golf course, don't miss a moment of it. the top story is a brewing bidding war. comcast making the bold all-cash $65 billion did yesterday for the bulk of 21st century fox asset but this showdown with disney which made an offer valued at 50 to play for a billion dollars back in december. fox says it is reviewing the comcast offer right now. the development one day after a federal judge cleared the way for at&t's takeover of time warner. joining us to talk more about that is the private wealth advisor president dominic cavallo. >> good morning, maria. how are you? great setting. maria: affiliates. setting us up for a whole host of the merger sector. >> we are all focusing on the fed and interest rate in slams government takes all the attention away. let's see how you see it. the netflix box are creating original content. onc

kevin kramer, jim banks, andy bar, claudia tenney, martha mc sally, you're doing very well martha wherevery be. >> [applause] president trump: i hear martha is doing very well in the great state of arizona, that's what the word is. don bacon, brad wenstrop, jason lewis, kathy mcmorris rogers, whose terrific. >> [applause] president trump: kathy? hi, kathy. >> [applause] president trump: representative neil dunn, representative lee zeldin, ann cutter and julia brown lee and i want to just thank and i assume we have a couple of others out there that anybody i didn't announce do you want to stand and we'll announce you? you deserve it. thank you, all very much, really it's incredible. >> [applause] president trump: and finally, i want to thank the fantastic veteran service organizations that helped us push today's choice legislation across the finish line. whenever i spoke this was one of the most important things and it was something i got the biggest hand for. people want to take care of our great vets. they are our great people. four years ago our entire nation was shocked and outraged by