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dr. toby cosgrove. dr. cosgrove, let me start with you. what is the impact of obamacare in 2014?> this started out to do three things. it started out to increase access. i think when it's fully developed, we will see increased access. it started out to improve quality of care, which is very variable across the country, and i think with the transparency that it brings around quality, we'll see quality going up across the country. the real question is cost. and we really don't have the answer to that yet. we're going to have to see how this plays out over time. >> i see it the same way. i think what it basically has done is expand insurance coverage, and what we need to do now is modernize the health care system to deliver care at lower cost. and sustainability of medical care in the long term is something the nation hasn't wanted to touch, but we have to have the courage to stand up to it. >> and you see doctors deal with the fact that medicare rates and reimbursement rates are going down. it affects hospitals. medicare drives health care costs in this country, right? >> in a larg

dr. toby cosgrove was on "meet the press." let's hear what he has to say. >> we worry about it as a legal issue and health issue. i don't think it's been clearly defined where its benefit is, and i think it would be nice to have an opportunity to understand where it is beneficial. >> from the research you've done, from the people you've talked to, do you think it is clear either about the medical benefits or potential downside to the public health and safety of legalizing marijuana? >> yeah, as a journalist, we absolutely defer to those people who know a lot more than us, and certainly, there's enough people in this state and this region who believe in the medical effects to have pushed pot to this point. it's an interesting -- it's an interesting dilemma of our times, for sure. >> and a lot more states looking at it. thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you. >>> if you read only one thing this morning, it's the new year, and who's the cool voice everyone's listening to on capitol hill? well, believe it or not, it's pope fra

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dr. toby cosgrove is ceo of the cleveland clinic and author of "the cleveland clinic way."ere today. thanks for being with us. >> thanks very much, becky. nice to see you. >> let's talk about the rollout. we know all of the headlines and things that have come through. what have you seen at the cleveland clinic? do you have new people coming in, newly insured people or has there been a change in your business. >> we can't detect a noticeable change in the number of people coming. it's way to early to tell. i don't think a week or two makes a season. >> i know it's early on. there had been early headlines suggested that people were still using emergency rooms as sometimes their primary place for care. is that concerning to you? does that surprise you? >> we looked at our numbers and we really didn't see much of a difference in trend around cleveland area nor in florida. so we really can't tell but i wouldn't be surprised that people do continue to do this. it's going to take a long time before we see the effects of this law moving people in different directions. >> tobey, our