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hhs really ready? the recent decision to delay the employer mandate makes us wonder if hhs is planning other delays or changes to the law as well. the decision raises questions about the ability to implement the law and the authority to rewrite it. public's anxiety is real, and it is escalating every day, especially as they are left behind to and/or rate shock while businesses are shielded from penalties. -- two indoor rate shock while businesses are shielded from penalties. the promises have become woefully short. this committee has conducted sinceg investigation january of 2011. have dozens of hearings to ensure the american public has the information they need. it is time for the administration to keep its promises of transparency. i appreciate you being here today. our constituents are seeking real information. i yield back. >> i recognize mr. waxman for five minutes. >> i am pleased to welcome her to our hearing today. she comes before our committee with an impressive record of achievement, and sh

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hhs in 1985, excluding social security, was like 12% be of the budget, and now hhs is 24, 25% of the budget. a growing part of the budget, but maybe health care is a value also. so it's not just a numbers game. you have to -- and this is what gets difficult. the society has to decide what does it value, what does it want to do with the resources available to it? health care is growing, and it's a big part of the budget, but maybe that's a good value for the society. that's what the congress and others need to wrestle with, i think. >> well, what happens next? you know, where do we go from here? how do you see all this ending, or at least, you know, near term what do you think congress and the agencies are going to do with the next round that they're about to face? >> well, i think, i think this really kind of gets down to how far the house is going to go. and i think, i think they have a very difficult decision. if you looked at "the wall street journal"/nbc poll last week, you saw really an explosion of anger toward the congress and ratings of the republican majority in the house in

now negotiations between kaiser and hhs staff has been [inaudible] so far and they use proposal which was the last offer. with kaiser refusing to negotiate for month hhs staff has outlined the issues for you folks to consider when this comes to you. members have trended younger and healthier and requiring fewer services over the past seven years. rather than reducing the premiums to reflect this they're proposing a five and a quarter rate increase which equals $15 million. their proposal includes intergreated care management. that total is $81 million. kaiser has refused to give any data to justify why the fees have increased by condollars. between 2010 and 2012hhs paid kaiser $87 million more than the services that kaiser actually provided. on may 9 the board instructed kaiser to resume negotiations explaining -- [inaudible] >> thank you. >> [inaudible] >> thank you very much. next speaker please. [applause] >> hi i am emma gerald and a field representative for seiu 1021. i representative nonprofit workers. i think you heard compelling testimony why we need the 4% increase. we apprec

personnel in many of the new programs is significant access to consumers personal information, yet hh s's relevance and guidance lacks clarity providing governance protection. and the rules over these navigators does not even require background checks or fingerprints before they are hired. and no criminal actses are per se disqualifying. >> i would say don't hold your breath to get an answer back from sebelius because about 50% or 60% has missed obamacare deadlines over the last three years. but the states' attorney generals should not allow these navigators to start accessing american private records unless they get some answers back. we cannot allow people to have this kind of access without b k background checks. >> it's alarming they have access to personal information. >> when you sign up for these exchanges, they have got to get your basic information, your social security information, your medical information because that's part of the assessment to go into these exchanges and when you look at the fact that the president's going to be going out to new york and he's going to go

states attorneys general saying the information could go public and taking the concerns to hhs. florida attorney general bondi joins us. attorney general, thank you for being here. i think the people are confused of who has an exchange and who doesn't have an exchange and the states and the navigators you think could cause a huge problem especially with privacy. >> dana, absolutely. and let me explain for -- patrick morrie sy, the great attorney general of west virginia brought this to our attention and identity theft as we know is rampant in our country and i could first just define what a navigator is. a navigator is someone who is hired by the federal government and they have already invested over $67 million in hiring these navigators. navigators assist consumers who wish to enroll in insurance programs under the affordable care act. now, here's what's happening. because of time con stants and "wall street journal" reported this ten days ago, hhs is cutting back on the requirement to become a navigator. meaning, they're not doing background checks, they're not fingerprinting

. >> what is the secretary doing to preserve the promotion within the hhs for obama care?sically, what she's doing is because the department is going to be undergoing a $15.5 billion cut because of the sequester, she's decided that her top priority is going to be promoting and outreach for obama care. it's placing funds elsewhere nords to pay for traveling which she most notably said was one of the main priorities. >> within the department of hhs is center for disease control, are they going to get cut? >> they may undergo some, we don't know what funds will be cut. she made this remark, a joint event with reporters yesterday. if you remember, back during the sequester, it was hhs that was leading the charge in the sequester scare. they talked about cuts to the head start program. they talked about cuts to seniors and health care benefits. it kind of begs the question that if those were such priorities that were going to be impacted by the sequester, why aren't funds being shifted around for that, those programs rather than outreach for obama care. >> she may have fuzzy ma

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this is not a secret with an hhs or the white house.hey are not fessing up and being straight with the american people that there is a serious problem with the system. they are embarrassed. they do not want to take the time to do it right. that's what leaders should do in this country. >> that's what makes the show -- at wit's end. i have insurance and i am lucky i have a job. all the things that people want. to have people whose job it is to take care of this not doing their jobs and not being here after saying they could and promising they could. it's an agency job and the white house job or capitol hill. it's beyond me to the point of cruelty. you are supposed to do your job. i don't get it. >> of course they took options away from the state by not being candid. they have to make the choice whether to have their citizens use the federal system or use their own. many states created their own. we had the first here in massachusetts. maryland has one. a lot of the states have opted to go into the federal exchange. i think if they were s

. >> all right, a new chapter in a educational thing, we are talking about the high school hh which is just about 10 blocks,0b and it is known as the first african-american public high school. and it has produced some of thet best, and shows us, he was there for the ribbon-cutting.g >> it is a shiny new structure,u fitting for what is called the first african-american public high school. the coast, 122 million.. >> yeah, it was originallyll called the high school forh ol f colored youth. it opened in 1870, and overtimem has educated some of the top leaders, 96 -year-old kathleen campbell graduated in 1933. and went onto teach public school. scho >> i'm just seeing it for these first time.fi i think it's beautiful. >> yes.es. >> two well-known graduates, the mayor, and, congresswoman, bothb in attendance for the ribbon-cutting.ri >> today we can say, that dunbar high school continues to stand productively as a monument tot o learn, and inspiring architecture as it has been inrh the past. especially the school. sch >> the school was named after dunbar, one of the first well-known african

the truth is that hhs wasn't reddred -- ready.owever this is mostly lower income americans who are uninsured. they don't have the same organized lobbying group that other constituents have. they are getting the short end of the stick. no one is standing up for largely lower income americans who are going to be forced to use this system where it might not work at all. if it does their privacy will be put at risk. >> thank you. of course we'll watch this closely. thank you, mike. >> thank you. >> coming up, what bombshell did president obama just drop on russia? ambassador john bolden is here to talk about it next. >>> also, it is more explosive than an action movie. sylvester stallone, bruce willis and harrison ford in a twitter war. that's coming up. humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why at liberty mutual insurance, to policies come with new car replacement and accident forgiveness if you qualify. see what ee comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty m

hhs wouldn't say. >> what do you mean they wouldn't say? that's just insane.t's like a state secret, how many people applied? you're not hhs, but go ahead, i'm sorry. >> if you're the administration, you can see why planned parenthood would be an organization you'd want to work with if you're looking for young people who are uninsured. that's an organization that has a lot of trust with that population and a lot of connections there. >> it wasn't so much that it was planned parenthood but the idea of bidding. if planned parenthood has something s there some sort of financial scheme so we're not paying extra and people are getting these contracts? >> the information that we have that was released today was who the organizations are that received these grants and how much each organization received down to the dollar. and sort of a short description of what they plan to use them for. >> so if you have $100,000 u one may have $10,000? >> that's right. we don't have that information. >> planned parenthood, any objection? have we heard from republicans or people wh

i know that earlier this month it was reported that hhs is preserving from the sequester cuts all obamacareh efforts. so i think we can agree that those are the wrong priorities. >> this is a hit for eric holder, the attorney general for his announcement that he will initiate more probes in the large financial firms that played a role in the subprime financial crisis. and i'm excited about this because i know for sure this means he's finally going after fannie mae for its role in the junk bonds and also it's possible that he's going to go after citibank, where his treasury secretary used to work. >> surpassing freeman. >> paul a hit for two slivers of evidence that the culture may not be doomed yet. the first is that anthony weiner the mayoral candidate who was in first place after his recent revelations is in last place. the second is that oprah winfrey was going to interview the troubled actress lindsay lohan and nobody showed up to watch. some may say we're bouncing off the bottom with the culture, but i'm going to allow myself a ray of hope. >> who says conservatives are pessimists, thi

the hhs. >> we don't know that it's screwed up. >> republicans are not screwing up the security system. that's coming from hhs. >> you can blame the republicans left and right for a whole lot of things. >> right. >> you can talk about defunding. that's a different conversation. but it's the agencies, it's the bureaucracies themselves. when you have a takeover of 15% of the economy, you've got to expect this stuff to happen. it's called big government. >> there's private insurance fraud right now. is there a little bit of fraud within the irs? for sure. if there's susceptibility to any mistake that is going to prevent us from insuring the vast majority of americans. >> i got it. nice try. scott gottlieb, thanks for coming up. >>> when pope francis talks about greed being the root of economic misery, does that mean he's against free market capitalism? we will oblige him next up on "the kudlow report." jackie: there are plenty of things i prefer to do on my own. but when it comes to investing, i

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has told the prefecture and relevant municipalities it will resume flight training on friday for six hh-60 helicopters deployed. the model has been grounded since the accident. the military showed the helicopter to the media and confirmed the safety of the aircraft but did not explain what was behind last week's accident. camp hanson is located partly within the town limits of the village. the mayor of the village criticized the resumption of the deployment. >> translator: we cannot agree to the resumption of training for the helicopters. without the cause of the accident being clarified. >> japan's defense ministry called on the u.s. military to take thorough steps to ensure the safety of its flight training. >>> a play depicting a sad chep ter in american history made its debut in hiroshima. japanese american actors have performed the play for nearly three decades but wanted to bring the story to the land of their an ses tors. here's the report. >> reporter: who do you want to win the war? with your mother and father having a fight, do you want them to kill each other or do you just w

air force hh-60 based in kaneda. it's a type of helicopter used in rescue operations. >> translator: this accident is an extremely regrettable manner. we've asked u.s. authorities to disclose information quickly to investigate the cause of the crash and to take measures to prevent a recurrence. >> residents near camp hansen have expressed their concerns over safety. >> translator: it would be a disaster if an aircraft crashed in the area. that's why we keep asking the u.s. military to take safety first. >> i feel upset because the u.s. military don't take our opinions into account. >> okinawa officials say u.s. military aircraft have been involved in 44 crashes in the prefecture since the return of its administration from the u.s. to japan in 1972. one of the latest incidents occurred at a university near the u.s. marine corps futenma air station. a ch-53 helicopter crashed on the campus and burst into flames in august 2004. in 1999 a helicopter of the same type crashed into the sea off the northern coast of okinawa'

>> we are working closely -- hhs and the exchanges are working with the business community to figureout solutions. >> this fall, when a 25-year-old from the walkie signed up because she does not get health insurance for the job because -- that she is ineligible legally, when she applied for the subsidy because he did not know any better because the application does not say, you are going to catch that? >> if she is in the right income -- understanding is the change will reach out to the employers at that time. it will not be the of this a report that we will get in the filing season of 2016. >> let's say her parents lived in texas and she is living in the walkie. this exchange is going to see all of this, we'll figure it out? mandateyed the employer and you will reconcile the record and make sure she is not getting a subsidies she is not entitled to? >> the irs is working on solutions at the back and. >> let's say you don't catch it. withu not have to hit her a tax liability to clawback that subsidy that she did not get? let's say you don't catch it and she gets a subsidy she is not

that the agencies -- the fact that you have hhs and ed and justice working together and collaborating it's been one of the most generous partnerships in my 30 years in the business that i have ever seen and i spent a good time in public broadcasting and partnered with the department of ed for years and i have to say this project of all the projects and nobody says no. everybody stands up and says "how can i help?" . there is also on our website a half-hour documentary and proud to say it was introduced by president obama. it was on cartoon network in career and yours for the download and i would like to show you one of the shorts that speaks specifically to what kids ask for which is show me what to do. in the television business we thought we knew what and kids ask that and we have the cartoon network and have the characters. we will do great animated shorts. we did pilots and tested them. kids watched them and i will never forget this as to say "you're tall but you're not that smart" and said slowly "you're talking to someone who is not clear --" those are cartoons. they're not real

for those of you familiar with the history of the health data initiative launched by then the hhs health and human services chief technology officer todd park, we sought to have a health data palooza proceeded by health data jambs or modeling sessions, jams sounded more fun, we can invite entrepreneurs in and see what can be done and created real products within a few months. that is being rolled out at education, energy, treasury, u.s. aid, other agencies as well. these programs are celebrating the use of open data and hopefully will provide some additional support. i think there are even folks here who have been part of these events. we're excited for that continued support and hope you can all join this initiative in the neutral. -- future. >> so, earlier you were talking a little about kind of how san francisco came in in terms of actually ading the officer. more broadly how do you think san francisco compares and what are some of the other cities that are doing really well in terms of open data? >> i should be clear. when san francisco is third, we have a pact. i'll add to that actu

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during the hhs presentation there was talk about the large manufacturers, if there were problems getting medications, that the federal government could facilitate that. but it is a great point. it's something locally we are working on with our pharmaceutical group because it is a big concern if we do lose supply how do we replenish that. san francisco does not have a lot of storage space so we are not able to store medications to a great extent in the area. >> i was just going to echo, our capability does come with its own internal pharmaceutical supply, although it is limited and so that would be important for us to understand what the resupply process would be as we move forward on that. so we can certainly hit the ground running, but then we would need some sort shortly thereafter. >> mine is a two-part question. we've seen in ismat turkey in 1999 a number of walking wounded that will immediately overwhelm the medical response community and then how do you disallow them immediate health care and the specter of reality tv, so that would be the first part, managing expectation in our go

cullen, i appreciate your openness about what hhs may be doing. how important this is as we're seeing a new development every day in this area. any concern that this is unnecessary, i think those concerns are waved away by her comments, but let me just say, you have seen the filings for the plans being offered in the 34 federal exchanges, have you not? >> we have had submissions. >> they come to your office. have not seen them in the american people have not seen them. the averageis will family in northern michigan see a $2500 reduction in the premium that they pay? >> we have not released any data on the rates that had come into the federal facilitating box. we are careful just as we do programs and only release that information once we have an agreement. we do not want to affect the market. >> the president said $2500his could be up to for typical family. is that going to happen? we are a couple of months away and people are concerned about the costs. how can they meet these obligations question mark is the average family in northern michigan go

and documentation from the department of hhs shows the 1200 waivers granted today to have gone to organized labor. and part of obamacare as a never-ending pattern follows attorney general eric holder's new plan to ignore the legislative process concerning mandatory sentencing for drug crimes. my first guest says the attorney general was to be legislator, a judge a and warda and. joining us now mmber of the judiciary committee and a member of the house oversight committee also a federal prosecutor for six years. great to have you with us. let's begin with the latest delay of obamacare rollout to the benefit of the insurance companies to the detriment to create another burden for the individual. >> i find it fascinating republicans are criticized because they want to slow down obamacare but it is okay if the president wants to not enforced the law. we are repeatedly told, in fact, i read over the weekend this is the law a conservative supreme court invalidated it. get used to it so apparently when we are the president decides he will not implement. i see we will have a robust debate this fall

one of the things asking of hhs and office of personnel management which oversees federal employees is can you tell us are we not going to provide subsidies to our employees. this is what employers all over the nation are trying to decide. they don't have the option of telling staffers you are not going to be able to work 40 hours a week. give us certainty so we can make plans because what is happening is you have a lot of staffers and a lot did work against the bill. they weren't successful. they are starting to leave capitol hill on search of other things. members of congress are worried. i think senator coburn would say leadership and members of congress would have to pay the normal fee. >> they should. >> the brain drain. >> their staff is worried. you are talking about out of pocket expenses. say you make $70,000 a year and you have to pay 80,000 or $10,000 more a year for your health plan that is a lot of money out of pocket. >> wouldn't it be nice if the irs and various unions would say prior to this point that we are okay with obama care and will take it. >> i told you guys on

understand how the current administration thinks about religious liberty, just think how they view the hhs mandate. religious liberty only applies in a house of worship on sunday morning. freedom of worship has replaced a robust conception of religious liberty. hobby lobby got an injunction today granting them relief, so we're winning in the court of law because the administration really doesn't have a leg to stand on with this respect. but that's not going to mean that they won't attempt to do this with respect to marriage. if you read through justice kennedy's opinion, the rhetoric used in there that anyone who thinks that marriage is the union of a man and woman is motivated just out of animus, out of bigotry, and the implications for this, what does this mean for the evangelical flowers who doesn't want to provide flowers for the same-sex marriage? for the cake baker, the photographer, for the innkeeper? think about how many different ways business and industry intersect with wedding ceremonies or marriages in general. will religious, will the rights of conscience for those individuals