your options, doris roberts, patricia heaton or brad garrett. >> doris roberts. >> that's right. we had an impromptu raymond reunion. >> it's been ten years since they said good-bye. >> you're watching boxing, the kids are here? >> i laugh a lot when i see it now. >> only extra with patricia heaton and doris roberts and ray romano for this mini reunion. >> people saw themselves, it's a great thing but sad commentary on the family life. >> which one do i say no to? >> it ran for nine seasons winning 15 emmys. what made it so successful? >> so great looking for christ sake. >> i like you tonight, you got a little zip to you. >> patricia doing double duty working for extra. >> if your kids watched the show lately? >> my kids have not watched it late lately. >> my oldest son, a junior in college called me and said do you have any copies because my roommate it's his favorite show and can't believe i didn't watch it. >> will an official reunion happen? >> we can't do it without peter, it wouldn't be right. >> the cast at the comedy celebration remembering their lats co-star and friend

much as wade like right now, been we'd like right now, but there's something happening. >> both doris and robert krughoff talked about getting the raw data out there, and you were quite vociferous about how government should just get the raw data out there, but there are risks in putting out raw data that haven't really -- the risk of misinterpretation as we saw in this data release that triggered this event. >> well, i think there is some risk, and there will always be some risk that the data will just be wrong, you know, the way cms has it in the first place -- >> or misinterpreted. >> -- or it will be misinterpreted. you know, i'm always troubled by that response. we've had a lot of experience. we have a health plan comparison tool that we've tried to put out, we put it out in the illinois exchange, for instance, and we asked the federal government can we have the benefit, the description of benefits, the co-payments, you know, co-insurance, etc., for each of these plans so we can do an actuarial estimate for out-of-pocket costs for each plan. the best estimate for someone like you so you can

and i think doris' organization and robert krugoff rate lots of things. not just health care. that's where you go if you want to know about cars or toasters or plumbers or whatever. but now we're talking about health care and a really important aspect of so many people's lives. so we'll start with robert krugoff. tell us a bit about what you think consumers need and what they might need in the future. >> okay. well, i think the -- first of all, i appreciate being here. and i believe our priorities should be to have good, raw data readily accessible. if the government can do that, that's an amazing, wonderful achievement. and fortunately i think the government has recognized this is important and has made significant progress. i'm very happy about niall's recent appointment and loved the president announcing his appointment. siting the commitment to frame works promoting appropriate external access and use of day to whether in agate or granular form. that's what i think should be the government's role here. unfortunately there's still a lot to be -- there are good things that h

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we have robert, the executive catalyst,f community a consumer advocacy doris,ation, we have part of the organization in doris'sports, they rate a lot of things and not just health care. that is where you go if you want to know about toasters were plumbers or whatever. now we were talking about health care. a really important aspect of so many people's lives. we will start with robert. tell us a bit about what you think consumers need and what we might need in the future. >> ok. all, i appreciate you here. i believe our priorities should be to have good, raw data, readily festival. if the government can do that, it is an amazing, wonderful achievement. fortunately, i think the government has recognized it is important and has made progress. about the recent appointment and i love the statement and the press release announcing his appointment here in citing the government's commitment to frameworks promoting appropriate external data for and use of aggregate -- aggregating reform. i think that is what the government's role should be here. there is still a lot to be done. i give you exampl

and robert rest issue, the executive director of community catalysts, a consumer advocacy organization, and we have doris peter, director of consumer reports health rating center, part of the organization consumer reports. not just health care. that's where you go if you want to no about cars or toasters were plumbers or whatever. now we are talking about healthcare. a really a really important aspect of so many people's lives. we will start. tell us tell us a bit about what you think consumers need and what they might need in the future. >> first of all, i appreciate being here. our priorities should be to have good raw data readily accessible. if the government can do that, that is an amazing, wonderful achievement. i think the government has recognized this is important and has made significant progress. i am happy about the recent appointment and love the press release announcing his appointment setting the government's commitment to frameworks promoting appropriate external access to use of data weather in aggregate or granular form. that is what i think should be the government's role. unfortunatel