authorities under immigration law to hhs. >> from ins to hhs. we don't see this as a really difficult legal issue. we think you have the authority and responsibility. we think that's clear. but if you disagree with us, again, i assume you're going to be calling on to us write legislation to give you that authority because i assume you want it. how else are you going to enforce these sponsor grandmas? here's a sponsor agreement. it's a page and a half. this was required by the decision, and it's very specific as to what these sponsors are responsible for, including ensuring the kids unaccompanied kids get to their hearing. that's laid out very, very clearly here. it's not happening. so, who is enforcing these agreements today, mr. white, mr. mchenry? who is enforcing these agreements? >> we're not a law enforcement agency. where a child reenters orr care or a sponsor seeks to sponsor a second child, any prior history of not fulfilling any term of their agreement would definitely affect the decision. so, sponsor who is not in the past lived up to

hhs rrr. if during processing, risk factors indicate uac is a potential victim of human trafficking we immediately , notify homeland security investigations. if an agent or officer suspects any member of the group they were traveling is involved or complicit in trafficking, they will detain all individuals for further processing and interview. the child is then referred to hhs by way of a separate notification via email or phone call to a case officer. cbp processes all people in accordance with regulations, court orders, and policies. we are committed to enforcing the law fairly and consistently. we are committed to the welfare of the people we encounter, particularly vulnerable children. we will continue to safely and efficiently process and transfer all uacs from custody to hhs. i'm honored to represent the men and women who dedicate their lives in support of the border patrol's mission. they have an important and difficult job and executed with professionalism and compassion. thank you for

we heard that they go to hhs. childrenhhs has these and then hhs sanction facility until they find a sponsor. mr. mchenry said some challenges with getting those kids to the court proceedings to find out they have a legitimate claim, if they are trying to come in the country under asylum. we also heard the system is not working well. more than half of these children are not showing up for hearing. the have stories of children being abused and trafficed. i am happy that we made up -- improvements to background checks. we will follow up later on the fingerprints and what you do with them and how we work to ensure those who are being trafficked are dealt with. let me ask you the fundamental question. this most of probably goes to hhs and doj. do you all believe you have the authority -- i suppose you will say the funding, as well -- to be able to take responsibility for these children after they leave your care or detect tension -- detention facility? do you believe you have the authority to continue to have responsi

with staff at hhs. and with i.c.e. >> i pulled the stories infants being reported, the judge's -- is almost -- we have -- you pick them up, they are removed from their parents. there has to be some kind of a system to ensure the children can be matched to the parents, doesn't there? >> this is where we are working closest with our partners at hhs in i.c.e. the initiative was a prosecution initiative and focus was on prosecuting all -- >> i was a prosecutor and i know, i have never known of zero-tolerance, any prosecutor ever wanted zero-tolerance. because it does not work. there is not one-size-fits-all. with children, here is an easy way. here's a really easy way to do it. i mean -- chucky cheese uses things like this to check parents and their children when they are there. there wasn't anything like this, right? >> we provide information on all family members through our system of record, e3 two hhs individuals. we have child labor specific alien registration number given to them. so do the family mem

minors in care of hhs today. in my understanding, those numbers are down, how did all of this happen? it appears to me when border patrol agents or separating families at the border, they did not adequately document the family units. to your knowledge, with the children you have, what kind of documentation do they bring with them when they are arrested or across the border or go through a port of entry, wherever it is, that is helpful to you? >> thank you, senator. so, the mechanism for referring a child into the care of orr, by a dhs agency, typically cbp, but it can also be ice, they have limited access to the i.t. system used iv program which is called the ac portal. they have the ability to refer to that portal and in the case of cbp, they can make a referral starting with their system. >> just say it like it is. do not worry about it. >> this is a novel situation. there have always been some minors separated, typically because of serious criminal charges faced by the parents or other concerns. >> let me inte

and put them in hhs. the bill also provided throughgh some pro bono and legal help which did not make it into the final bill which i'm now told was the homeland security act of 2002. senator hirono has picked up and done that part of the bill probably better than i did it and happy to be her cosponsor. there is a long and emotional history. i was so struck this morning by the fact that there are 11000, 360 minors in care of hhs today. it's clear that we have a huge problem. my understanding those numbers meare down somewhat, too. how did all of this happened? it appears to me that when border patrol agents were separating the families at the border they did not adequately document the family units sold to your knowledge with the children you have what kind of documentationn do they bring wih them when they are arrested or crossed the border or go through a port of entry, wherever it is that is helpful to you? >> thank you, senator. tiso, the mechanism for referrig a child into the care of or are by dhs ag

as i built a structure that i'm using at hhs.one of trying to do is ensure that we have the ability to perform on these programs. to make sure we are able to deliver -- deliver and operate well. that is very hard to do. there are very few leaders who can both run and transform at the same time. what i've done is created those senior advisor positions or the fda approved drug. only on the transformation agenda. and they brought in leaders. with significant private-sector experience. i had spent a decade in the pharmaceutical industry. we put the presidents blueprint out on drug pricing. they were maybe a little bit where is the big move. where is the gimmick in there. the folks that actually know the finances of the drug companies were like oh no. he knows where the money is. all of the 52 things in there. it's actually a very targeted approach. and i've got dan bass. from a pbm perspective that added tremendous insight about how it works. in on value -based transformation. leaders who have a history and industry of transforming c

since the president's executive order, the secretary of hhs has directed hhs to take all reasonable actions to comply with court orders, including reunification of children with edge of -- eligible family members which is parents from home they were separated by the department of homeland security and prioritize child safety. on june 22, hhs secretary directed office of the assistant secretary for preparedness and response to help work with dhs and its operating divisions to reunify children with class members. the key steps in that plan for reunifying children and parents in custody include number one, identifying the parents location. number two confirming no cause to doubt parentage. number three, reviewing criminal backgrounds and case management records to make sure there are no concerns about the child's safety going to the parent. number four, interviewing the parent to confirm the parent wants to be unified with the child. if those checks establish eligibility, then we transport the child to the parent for family reunification. this effort required us to lead a 55 member incident ma

a very long speech with many of hh has to speak more loudly ine order to be heard. amidst a chorus -- and it is a chorus now -- of rising voices, oath on the other siie of the atlantic, but also in europe -- a use tt be just hungaryyand poland. last ear, we have seen the rise of upstart populist parties in italy, nationalism, anti-immigrant forms offpopulism president, especially with a weakened angela merkel, o give that same type of speech and have it not just heard, but be aated upon and put into policymaking on european level. , what are your -pmacron had to say tooay? -phh was promoting this idea ofa mmltilateral world. -pis that attainable ttday? crisis of militarism and the c1 crisis of europe. priority of the french foreign president macron that she iisisted n thaa -- but this is also on multilateraliim, without breaking inks with the u.s. for instance, france will be in pharge of chairing the g7 next year. he mentioned explicitly that he with the aaericans, theecousin ammriccns will have to share the g7 the year after. for instancee he will organizz a summi

elinor mccance-katz, hhs released additional guidance in december. what is being developed for model training programs? >> i have a few things to tell you. one is we are working hard to coordinate those efforts and one of the things we did last week was to train attorneys, healthcare attorneys on issues around hipaa and i brought a copy of the training and i will be happy to leave it. we had 1000 attorneys on that webinar, the most you can have in the american bar association which is continuing to disseminate it. the american bar associations that there would be 4000 to accommodate it. we are also using this to develop something i will say is simpler language for people like me who are practitioners to do special training for practitioners on the privacy issues but the thing that is most exciting is yesterday we were able to publish a funding announcement, we have a national center on privacy. hipaa and 42 cfr will make a huge difference. >> what about other stakeholders? will you be bringing them in too as you develop a training program? >> absolut

i couldn't speak for what hhs once. i can -- hhs wants. i can only say we discharge the requirements we have. sen. heitkamp: that's not an answer. we've got a gap here. if this were an investigation of a state foster care system, they would fail. and you basically would withdraw federal money because there would be inadequate protections for kids. so now we have this group of children that, for whatever reason, we can argue about pull or push factors, but they are children in our country, and the question is what do we do with them when they are in our country? i'm frustrated, and i think you hear the frustration here we are what we hear is not going to they any attention to what happens with these kids afterward, and if they don't show up that's just the way it is. i want to explore this idea that you just said that when they are in your care, they are safe. that they are protected. i mean, you can't have not stories about the sexual assault on children, about physical inattention, about injections of children without any permission. in f

as part of the federal commission on school safety that donald trump convened earlier this year hhs has been working to improve policies and programs on children's mental health. although one in 5 youth in the united states have a mental disorder, less then half received the services they need. to with mental health positions are likely to have lower grades, higher rates of absenteeism, elevated dropout rates, while students who have access to mental health care have been shown to have improved grades, and physical and mental health outcomes failing to provide needed treatment for these positions can put young people at risk for educational failure, obesity, smoking, drug problems and suicide. bullying can cause feelings of hopelessness that lead to deeper mental health issues and the same feelings can drive bullying too. we should be making every effort to reach troubled children and help them find a path to happy, healthy lives. that is why we are glad our first lady launched the be best initiative to address our children's most serious challenges. the first lady has selected social m

what hhs said was, we don't have the authority to regulate these plans. they said we are significantly limited in our ability to regulate anything that is not insurance coverage. they july between health insurance coverage and renewal guarantees. implicitly, they were saying the obama administration had no authority to regulate, much less than in this market. what this means is whereas the obama administration restricted consumer protections by exposing people in that market who got sick to medical underwriting, the federal government has now done is they have not only restored the consumer protections the obama administration eliminated, it has expanded those consumer protections by allowing this market to protect people who get egg from medical underwriting. not just after three months or 12 months, and not just for up to 36 months. what hhs said in this rulemaking was that if a consumer purchases a standalone renewal guarantee, that protects them from being underwritten when they purchase a short term limited duration plan, they can string together as

hhs has played an important role on cyber bullying prevention. complements hhs especially at the mental health services administration. --.govp the bullying.com , sorry. a trusted source generating 12 million page views in the last year alone. they also provide tools and resources and to parents directly that can help them identify bullying. we also paid special attention recently to children's mental health issues which are often connected to bullying. as part of the commission on school safety that president trump convened this year, hhs has been working to improve our policies and programs on children's mental health. although one in five youth in the united states have a mental disorder less than half receive , the services that they need. students with mental health conditions are more likely to have lower grades, higher rates of absenteeism and elevated drop-out rates, while students who have accessed school-based mental healthcare, have been shown to have improved grades, attendance and physical and mental health outcome. it could put you

hhs cited the policy in their final rule. probably reduced premiums -- they cost 20% of the cost of an underlying health plan and hhs does not have the authority to regulate renewal guarantees at all. this is how you can string together consecutive short term plans to provide long term coverage. on the question of -- some he people are unaware of what they are. do they really work? some research has been done on this. this is a chart from a study published in the journal health affairs. it looked at pre-obamacare individual market and compared insurancel employer and large employer insurance. , howthe study asked was secure are the different types of coverage. withlook at people different health status with various actuarial risk. they asked what is the likelihood it will be wanted uninsured. what they found was in the individual market, from 20 to 25% of people in the individual market would end up uninsured in the next year. that is not much of an -- they found it easy to get coverage afterward. people in poor health is mor

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ask ames, he would minister or an official to get off of hhs plane so we coold all get on.l oo his trrps. we ere with him when he went to ghana. when he went to congo. mozambique. ttey wrote a song regarded in guinea-bissau as the second nntional nthem. it is played on the radio. [singing] ♪ >> as time went by, the hopessof independence egan to fade.3 about poverty and government corruption. some of these songs even got them thrown into jail for a few days. since the original orchestra disbanded in the 1980's, things have become worse. direct by civvl war -- has been y civil war. civil things were so bad that a founding member of the band left tte country for 20 years. ♪ >> peoppl need to be proud of this country. --re was a row government there was a overnment that used to be rrsponsible for their people. thhy would not steal money and risk jail, but todayy they do% what they want. they are andits. >> there are more bandits here. ♪ guinna-bissau to to open a studii for the next generrtion of musicians. thhy were a great band. they have become a part of our -pnational herit

if you look at a report the cbo put out not too long ago after hhs issued its proposed rule to change how it addresses short-term plans, with cbo said was if the proposed regulation is finalized, and it was, only a small percentage of the plans offered in the current short-term market would resemble ones on the market now. cbo said they expected insurers offer new types of short-term products to resemble individual market coverage that was available prior to obamacare. , butconference of coverage as a comprehensive as obamacare, probably not. it tells us that when consumers are setting their own money on health insurance, they don't value a lot of the coverage that obamacare requires them to buy. they don't value it as much as the cost and so they will do a much better job of striking a balance between too much insurance into little insurance. tenant who want talk about junk plans, let's keep in mind things are not a techie rose in the obamacare market. this is a chart that was put out by the kaiser family foundation and they found from 2015 to 2018, a net 2 million people left the ob

were comments anti-bullying efforts across hhs, especially with the substance abuse and mental health services administration. stopbullying.gov, a trusted source about bullying prevention, generating 12 million page views in the past year alone. resources to the mental health departments and parents directly that can help them identify and address bullying. pay special attention recently to children's mental health issues, which are often connected to bullying. as part of the federal commission on school safety that president trump convened earlier this year, hhs has been working to improve our policies and programs on children's mental health. although one in five years in the united states have a mental disorder, less than half receive the services that they need. students with mental health conditions are more likely to have lower rates, higher rates of absenteeism, and elevated dropout rates. accesss who have school-based mental health care have showed improved grades, attendance, and the client mental health outcomes. failing to provide needed treatment for these conditions can p

chris collins was instrumental in then hhs tom price getting the job. but when he held office he was also involved in some of these tech companies. these tech stocks, though he didn't sit on the board. >> that's an interesting question. this is the indictment about 30 pages. what the law says is ultimately you can't tip people if you have material nonpublic information and have you a duty of obligation, a if you had fiduciary yaduty to the company. you can't tip people who then go on to trade. you need a tip, obligation and trade. indictment says they have all of those things here in this case with the congressman. what's striking to me is just how sloppy some of this allegedly was. you often see people going to extreme lengths to hide their trail. they use burner phones, meetings -- this indictment alleged he got an e-mail directly from the company about a failure of its major drug. its only significant drug, while he was at the white house congressional picnic. >> that's what's stunning to me. >> called his own son on his own phone. >> calls him six t

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his own hhs, members of the hhs told this administration, this will be damaging. do not do this. the effects, horrible. and they went ahead with it. >> let me just clarify what was on the screen. there's actually 559 kids. it's been two months, by the way, since i went inside the shelter and saw all those boys separated from their parents. two months after that, still 559, remain separated, and 365 kids have parents who have already been deported. this is the latest as of yesterday. >> so they say all these kids came unaccompanied. that's not the case, correct? >> no, absolutely not. as a matter of fact, again, 2,551 systemically were separated from their parents at the border. we were with them saying all along, by the way, that the majority of kids in the custody of hhs were unaccompanied minors that came here by themselves. it has nothing to do with the fact that the trump administration separated over 2,500 kids from their parents and over 500 of them remain separated to this day. the government, just since last night, late, by the way, submitted a plan to unify those remaini

caller: you had a panel or hearing discussion prior to the call in a segment with hhs. great solution for part of the solution would be to have hhs notify the local school districts that the children are released to. if a child does not show up for school, action happens. that would be far more productive than nothing being done, then the 30 day phone call, which is currently all that takes place. host: when it come to that -- came to that hearing yesterday, is that the big take away you got or were there other things you learned? caller: it seems like no one is accountable. no one wants to be accountable and it seems like typical government and you have the congresspeople that are leading this panel discussion. they want someone to be accountable and the heads of these departments put their hands up and it seems like if we are going to have a solution, there needs to be something done in congress that makes it very clear and the money and everything that needs to have that action takes place needs to be provided. host: here is a story stemming from that hearing inside

didn't have enough in the senate this year to keep them off of the policy issues, off of the labor hhs defense bills that have a chance to pass and it did. the only things left are the state foreign ops bill has to do with the state department and foreign aid which is always a controversial issue. then the homeland security appropriations bill. that is also, waiting and that is something that is controversial because money for the border wall along the us-mexico border, donald trump says basically what the senate has appropriated so far isn't enough. he wants more. he started to shut down the government over it. mitch mcconnell, the gop leaders decided we will hold that bill until after the election. >> and he tweeted as well, alice, that the senate was going to go ahead and adjourn on monday pernod dylan nominations after the left pushback on moving the package to cut the august session by one week. what was going on there? >> there was negotiation between mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer that sent them over a package of nominees. and mcconnell wanted confirmation of the 12 judicial

we at hhs have focused on the really critical role you pointed out of mental health. mental health is so central to these issues of school violence and safety. and so that's been our area of focus. i think it's very important to remember, though, that we not stigmatize those with mental illness. most crimes of violence are not committed by those with serious mental illness. those with serious mental illness are actually more likely than others to be victims of crimes of violence. and those who are receiving treatment for serious mental illness are no greater threat than any other individual for committing a crime of violence. that's just important that we remember as we talk about these important issues. there are really three key mental health issues that we've identified through our work on the commission, access, privacy, and civil commitment. access: how do expand access to mental health services overall for children and others? second, how do we integrate that mental health service into our schools, delivering that service where the kids feel most comfortable and

what you're saying and what that hhs official testified today, in your hearing, was that when they were taken from their parents, they were turned into what is called unaccompanied minors. the shelters that got them got them fast they had come alone. not with their parents. and those shelters have things in place to place them into foster care or adoption. >> yes. exactly. that's why the person from health and human services said, they were not set up to reunify these children with parents. the thing is, he said the thing that was wrong was the separation of these children from their parents because they became orphans. >> there's something about this story fills me about an old testament wrath. who is going to be held -- i feel like i want a difinitive accounting of who said what to whom, who raised red flags. is there any plan to get some after action report about what happened here? >> we can get to some specifics but basically, the president takes responsibility for this. it is his zero tolerance policy that resulted, and as articulated by the attorney general, all of a sudden we'll

when they come across the border we will hand them over to hhs to make sure they get the medical care and treatment they said that was a well-intentioned policy. it was codified, courts ruled and said we support that in fact we will adjudicate the cannoli be 21 days before you have to let those children go. i was codified in law in 2008. it was intended to prevent trafficking and created a magnet for staff across mexico and central america that if you could get a child across the border in 21 days they be released, parents were willing to give up children so they would have a better future in the united states. much of that coverage has been lost. the problem with border security and they're willing to push a showdown with democrats because he knows americans want this border when people voted for him to do that. there is a lot more that will happen on border security. national security withdrew from the rand deal. with a terrible deal that allowed it ran to continue unrest across the middle east and assassinating kill innocent westerners and basically make a provision to come back an

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2019 spending package that would combine the two largest annual operations bill, defense and labor hhs and education. for debate on the bill expected next week follow lives in a coverage here on c-span2. senate minority leader chuck schumer said democrats stand ready to sue the national archives where documents regarding supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh's work in the white house during the george w. bush administration. he and senators richard blumenthal and sheldon whitehouse spoke with reporters earlier today. >> hello everybody. welcome to the abbreviated week for two democrats and non- daca republicans did not show up. as of yesterday. yeah, that's right. we are. i'm happy to be joined by senator blumenthal's and white house from the senate judiciary committee. for weeks republicans have been deliberately withholding the entire record of judge kavanaugh's three years as dust secretary, most senior position held in the bush and ministration in a job that kevin himself said was formative and instructive as preparation for being a judge. those are his words. meanwhile, the

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senate as they continue work on an $857 billion spending package for the departments of defense, labor, hhs, and education. announcer: sunday night on after discusseseconomist her book "edge of chaos: why democracy is failing to deliver economic growth and how to fix it." she is interviewed by the former chairman of the council of economic advisers during the obama administration. >> you wrote a book which is a lot about politics and political science. why did you do that? >> the most important thing in terms of motivation of writing the book is born out of frustration. i talked about this in the book. and my academic background are in economics, but if you think about the global economy today, there are a host of deeply structural long-term problems that the global economy has to contend with. i imagine we will get to them in a moment. demographic shifts, the impact of technology for the jobless underclass, concerns around productivity and debt overhang. income inequality is something that when i was doing my phd was never discussed and now it is in the top three big issues. these are all

again and hh is accompanied by his parents. >> i get nervous but i will do my training like a man.n 1983 i walk through these same gates. i'm happy my son will traii at the same place. >> after his parents drop him off he will learn thh basics of combat from artillery, chemicals and physical training. in just a few weeks he will transition from a civilian to a soldierr after completing their service these men will join the ressrve seoul foreturned to sught years. phd training. during his military service he was obseeving the border and patrolling the border with norrh korea. >> we had no idea when thents. situation would beeover and we were freezing cold. while we were waiting i was sitting there wondering if we were going to war. despite being a student he felt compassion for his northern counterparts. >> across the border they have next in rees. i was told they were trying to catch birds because they did noo receive their rations. >> not everyyne has a positive view on the army. >> conscientious objectors, those with ideological or religious reasons to avoid routinely considered

spending package that would combine the largest annual appropriations bills including defense and labor, hhs and education. now live to the senate floor on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. glorious god, the source of our strength, fill us with life anew. strengthen and guide our lawmakers by the light of your counsels, directing their steps. lord, open their eyes so that they may discern your truth and courageously obey your precepts. give them reverence for you in all their thoughts, words, and actions. think your thoughts through them, providing them with the peace, power, and patience needed to do your will on earth. eternal god, we give you all praise, glory, blessings, and honor. we pray in your sacred name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justi

this is done through funding from hhs in close partnership with the governor of wisconsin. this can be solved. 75% of serious mental illness starts by the age of 25, so we have to get these kids in middle school and senior high and college. we look forward to highlighting areas where we can improve our delivery and we are grateful to the president for his leadership to help our children have a safe, healthy, happy school environment. thank you, sir. pres. trump: thank you ray much. i appreciate it, but i want to bring up something we have been working on very hard and that is prescription drug prices. raisedlast week substantially the price of their drugs and i was not happy about it. some phone calls and they brought it back down to what the price was in a think you will see a reduction in drug prices and that is the first time that has ever happened, i believe, ever. i was not happy about it and it was not right and we're working on getting rid of the middleman. could you talk about how we are reducing drug prices and how it is starting to take effect? we appreciate very

. >> we learned that the hhs previously lost track of nearly 1500 children. what steps has hhs taken to learn more about the location and welfare of each of these children? >> there are no lost children. there are some families that don't take our call. there's a big difference expect your blanket statement that there are no lost children is simply inaccurate. >>> of president trump threatening last month to shut down the government if congressional democrats do not back his immigration policies mister trump is facing pushback on his calls to change current immigration rules as well as his demand for funding to build a wall. >> we would love for congress to actually do its job particularly when it comes to immigration. we have a broken system and we would like to see them work with us to fix it. >> lawmakers in washington after a short and august recess. and immigration crisis just one of the issues they will have to tackle. there's also the matter of confirming president trump's supreme court choice as well as funding for the federal government. >> while the

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