>> first, i have to tell you, senator, that is not the headquarters of thef hhs, of department of hhs -- >> it is cms headquarters. >> oh, okay. we can get back to you on. is someone working -- as i said, we have been coming in day in, day out. >> but my, but let's assume because i've heard from people within the agency that in reality people arere only requid to come in one day out of a month. and this has been something we've heard or from cdc along those lines, but i've also heard from somebody who's working at cn -- cms. now, i assume you have a global policy, so it seems to me it's going to be the same policy wherever you are. so my question is if you are working from f home consistently and originally you were based in d.c., are you still getting a cost of living adjustment even though we, frankly, don't know -- you might be flying in one day a month but with living in west virginia. >> again, senator the, i'm not familiar with this statistic -- >> but is there a cost of living adjustment for people who are taking advantage of generous telework? >> there isre a cost of living ad

that event goes beyond hhs. it goes into others of our departments as well as a joint effort to work on that and we can follow up. i think you chairman. >> thank you, senator brown question request all the chairman here whitehouse. >> nice to see you again and thank you for work especially alzheimer's. we also appreciate that. secretary, as you know the norfolk southern derailment i was there again yesterday, it's left many community members with questions. we want to know how the toxic exposure they and their loved one's experience will affect their health and support in the process of searching for and receiving answers about these effects their concerns are taken into account greatness of your agencies have been there since the very beginning. you are aware of that of course, thank you for a note moving forward hhs will be heavily involved. yesterday, one of my trips back to east palenstine and visited the mobile health clinic set up partially funded by herself. people are still coming in seeking help for sym

two of these resources were published jointly by our counsel and by hhs.this shared responsibility of the joint publications hhs we are making positive steps but we can do more. it's reorganizing to enhance us responsibilities. develop cybersecurity initiatives, incentives proving information impact analysis means coordinating cross agency enforcement more matrixed and coherent make and take congressional actions it's commendable as directed more to hunt healthcare cybersecurity that level attention needs to be triangulated among hhs is the sector lead, as a technical support of the owner and operator's is improving or improvement can be done as recommendations how the government can better partner against evolving threats. there in p the question of filis we are working collectively and succeeding at this have to be all of us, thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for your testimony. the senior vice president for epic and is over 25 years he has developed implements make sure their needs are met. chief security and privacy officer and president of epic's hos

those are developed by the sector, for the sector, and jointly with hhs. as ms. pierce said, there is a glut of information security best practices out there. we need to pick one because the is a lot of confusion. we advocate the health industry cyber practices is probably the best effort at a joint government industry publication offered, freely accessib to all health systems. and then, cisa needs to push that along with us. that is number one. question number two is how health system can do their part. we have talked about that a lot. we need to do a culture chae. it has been a cultural problem as long as i have been cyber security that everyo outside the security team says that is the security team's job. not my job. i am the cio, the ceo. i am in administration. no, it is actually everybody's job right down to the clinician. >> i don't think there is a ck of information. what is happening especially for small and rural facilities, there is a lack of attention, is not a puri currently because there e so many other things that are competing with it. there is no

two of these resources were published jointly by our counsel and hhs. this demonstrates the importance we place on this shared responsibility and four more resources are in the pipeline for publication in the second quarter of this year, one of which is another joint publication with hhs. as a partnership with government, we are making positive steps but we can do more. we are encouraged to reorganize to enhance its s rsa responsibly's, working with us industries to develop cybersecurity initiatives, incentives and programs, improving information sharing, impact analysis and incident response and it means coordinating across the agency and industry to make cybersecurity develop intend enforcement more matrixed and coherent. some of that may require congressional action. it is commendable that sis a in its role as national coordinator has directed more of its attention the healthcare cybersecurity, that level of attention needs to be triangulated among hhs as the sector lead, sis a as technical support and industry as the owners and operators. in our vie

how is hhs working to advance mental health security? sec becerra: we are probably going to have a tough time getting more resources out to local governments. we are hoping we can keep our head above water this coming fiscal year. what we are trying to do, as i just mentioned, we are trying to cede the programs that show -- twoseed -- to seed the programs that are working well so we can highlight them and shop them around and hopefully encourage some of your members in the house and senate to come together to support further funding. the president last year in his state of the union made it very clear we are taking this to the next double. his budget went way beyond what any president's budget had committed for behavioral health. this year's budget, when it comes out, you will see once again he is making that commitment. the presidents budget is just a blueprint and with your help, maybe we continue to get out there and support some of these in a -- some of these innovative program. host: we test on medicaid and i want to express my appr

so what julie was saying about cdc being in the mix of hhs, there is a lot of jockeying, within hhs which find its way to congress. i certainly saw that. you might have champions of different agencies or different agencies within hhs. those things often make their way, really grinding out those difficult pieces of legislation. most importantly, those difficult items, with respect to their budget. i would often, quite frankly, leiser was a lawyer, medical profession owners -- professionals are growing. those who are not often look to medical professionals to give us that advice. certainly, starting with anyone who has been in public health who has been in the medical profession. i think those are the ones the members of congress should start with. we have a caucus on the republican side. there are a number of medical professionals on the democrat side. the georgia delegation has the best of interest to make sure cdc is strong and continues to have that presence. you are knocking to be thousands of folks from atlanta. i completely agree with tom. that allegation is currently important. thos

how is hhs working to advance middle of parity? >> so, we continue to urge congress to send down the resources. we are probably going to have a tough time this year getting more resources down to the local governments. in, fact i'm just hoping that we can keep our head above water for this coming fiscal year. but what we are trying to do, as i just mentioned, is we are trying to cede the programs that show innovation and success. because our dollars don't go far enough to get to everyone who needs help within your counties. but we can try to elevate those programs that are working really well. so, as i said, we can highlight them and shop around his best practices. and then hopefully encourage some of your members in the house and in the senate you come together to support further funding as they did for ccbhc's. the president last year in his state of the union made it very clear, we are taking this to the next level. his budget, take a look at his budget from last year. it went way beyond what any presidents budget had ever commi

what people insight hhs say is becerra started putting pressure on them to discharge these kids more the call would be, how many kids have been discharged from care today? how many are still there? the people working at all levels of the agency say, that created a situation where kids were being pushed out too quickly to people who were not vetted. a lot of people inside the agency told he would say, why can't we read this likeness ugly line? we need to be more efficient. henry ford would never have gotten rich if he ran us ugly line like this. that is intense then to say we're talking about the most vulnerable children in this country. somebody eventually leaked a video of him braiding staff and saying that on tape. he himself is probably under a lot of pressure but there's a lot of disappointment within the agency and among immigration advocates about how this has been handled. amy: i would like to ask about the children. if you could tell us some of the stories. it is the heart of your story, talk about christian who works in a construction job instead of going to school, 14 years

this is the torch and korea hh torch as ceo is in charge of the novel. askhabadze. come from spartak. let them work at different times in different qualities, and they worked there, so it unites, as if something unified. yes, this experience, which was then implemented in the premier league, or are these two separate cases in your opinion, these are two separate cases. and i think that's the way out. there are a lot of spartak in our football and everyone has their own way and their own vision of football, yes, but really, perhaps, fortunately, we are united by the red and white past. well, one of the first matches in the tour last weekend in khimki, due to the unavailability of the field in luzhniki, was played between the torpedo and the urals, perhaps in total there were even more football players and employees of the arena than the fans were officially present at the match 27 spectators with a capacity of 18.000 anti-records. in terms of attendance , many clubs beat many clubs in the season, in addition to the match in khimki, 4.000 never came to the home match

we also extensive evidence of sub agencies within hhs. which is described this detail in my written testimony including -- the cdc. >> the biden ministration and these emails much to the chagrin of my colleagues on the other side who say there's no evidence that mr. -- was working with facebook. he's emails that he put are actually part of your statement today. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> you have conversations here about content. you have conversations here about vaccines. you have facebook sharing attachments and a researcher with mr. fluttery. it mr. flattery telling them i think actually telling them what facebook should be doing. i'll read a quick excerpt and then this is in the materials that you provided the committee. generally, i think some combo of the fallen would be effective. it's some kind of think that puts the needs in context folks, have seen in covid news panels. he's directing facebook of how they should -- give information. which i would say is disinformation but their opinion on a certain information. it's

, there is a lot of jockeying within hhs, which then finds its way to congress. i certainly saw that, you might have champions of different agencies or different agencies within the hhs. those things off and make their way as we are really grinding up those difficult pieces of legislation, and most importantly there's -- respect to their budgets. i would often, quite frankly, what i said i am a lawyer, medical for fresheners within congress, they are growing. i think they are, those of us who are not medical professionals and don't have that background off and look to the medical professionals to give us that advice. certainly, starting with anyone who has been in public health, who's been in the medical profession, i think those are the members of congress, house, and senate to work with. we have a very robust docs caucus on the -- and then as well i think those numbers of the georgia delegation i've always said they have the best vested interest in trying to make sure the cdc is strong and continues to have that presence because you will not move thousands of f

schmitt: we suited the bind it -- find an administration and the fbi and hhs and other alphabet agencies colluding with social media giants to censor freedom of speech on their platforms. and what we found, folks, was unbelievable. it is still coming out. we found that there was direct, plaintiff and write it -- pricing coordination between the federal government, and social media companies. on one occasion, a senior facebook official got dressed down by hhs and pledged to censor speech on covid-19 more stringently. government agencies have special portals to quickly report posts they disagree with. prominent conservatives like tucker crossan and president trump were in their crosshairs. we deposed anthony fauci and demanded answers for the lies and livelihoods that he ruined. [applause] ms. owens: in the middle -- sen. schmitt: in the middle of that deposition the court reporter ceased. -- ceased. anthony fauci peak demand -- amended that she wear a mask. this was just a couple months this was the temperament of the guy who was in charge of all of this, who wanted power and control, who

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market above the new limit now those manufacturers pay the difference back to medicare as a result hhsimates this will make co-pays as much as $390 cheaper for this will change the way drugs are priced to lower the cost long-term and as many of you know we're capping out the expenses for a maximum of $2000 per year right now regardless of how much they cumulatively are paying for all the drugs that they need that now my family has been deeply involved as a consequence of cancer and my son dying because he was exposed to those burn pits in iraq anyway, you all have had you or a family member be diagnosed with cancer? major hand. now that's the most devastating where they tell a patient more people die of heart disease then they do from cancer but that scares the living hell out of every single person but a lot of those drugs that are available under helpful and i have declared war on cancer. [applause] i really have. $5million for cancer research through nih like to the defense department there a special weapon system but here's the deal. some people are paying about 10000, 12 or $13000

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we are going to partner with hhs in the development of that assessment. we're currently designing the methodology for that assessment and it's going to get underway very soon. i'm happy to keep your office up-to-date on how that assessment is going. in addition to that, we are working closely to support hhs as they continue to administer the program which we are so grateful was developed by this congress. >> i appreciate you keepg me informed. have a request i asked consent to enter into record a letter from the american sustainable business network which represents more than 400 businesses that rely upon clean water. this coalition of businesses includes breweries, mattress companies, and lters to overturn the 2023 rule. >> without objection. >> thank you madam chairmaand welcome administrator fox. i was pleased to hear senator cramer complement you i am helping you can help me with a couple of issues about survey results. my office is heard repeatedly from constituents that are frustrated with delays from the epa on sanitary survey results. i have close

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of course, we had hhs secretary becerra rah in front of us.en trying to get the last 50 pages of the fauci e-mails. they've allowed us to look at 350 pages in 50-page tranches in reading rooms, can't make copies, but we can write down what we're finding. we've been i trying to get those the over a year. the has to do with the origin of covid. the secretary complained that he wasn't getting cooperation from the people they're investigating. well, we're not getting cooperation from hhs secretary beer is a rah. so i'm hoping -- beer is a rah. i'm hoping we get those pages because the resistance indicates that's where some relatively incriminating information is. maria: yeah, we're going to wait for that. we don't the know why you're not getting that. i also want to point out the foreign policy mistakes that have been made because you also anticipated to me when i spoke with you recently about these war games that really show weakness in terms of the u.s. walk us through how you see biden's america today from economic to foreign policy. >> well, j

so i want to show you this quote from xavier becerra rah, of course, hhs secretary, about the need toey were, you know, factory widgets. it says if henry ford had seen this in his plants, he would have never -- this is him admonishing his workers for hhs and the people processing the kids -- if henry ford had seen this, he would have never become famous and rich. this is not the way you do an assembly line. >> yeah. i mean, the way that they talk about people. and all under the guise of compassion, right in the democrats like to act like they think about immigration compassionately. we have to have open borders, what about these poor people from other countries? the is they have enabled the most unbelievable cruelty. i children slave migrants, enslaved to to cartels. working class americans having their wages undercut, record deaths at the border we're seeing, record numbers of migrants, 890 died on the border. just unbelievable cruelty all under the guise of their.com passion concern the. rachel: and,s by the way, many of them are sex slaves it's horrible. i want you to also listen t

not that far away, we appreciated the partnership working with you and the cms team and hhs and other agencies to make sure we are able to communicate with and roll these and different programs, especially medicaid. where do you see the biggest obstacles on the cms side, the health plan side that we have to face through the transition or with respect to covert 19 which isn't going away, just entering a different phase. >> how much the system changed, whatever it is you get used to it. i think that the biggest challenge can be unwinding, that's the biggest deal and we know we will be working with all of you on that piece but i think it is transitioning from the flexibilities people have gotten used to. we have gotten authority from congress to extend many of them which is great, but there are some that are going away and every one accepting and moving to some areas, going back to business as usual is a challenge. certainly, we want to work with you on commercialization as we move to that path and again it has changed. we are going back to business as usual but these are the three bucke

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so not that far away we are truly appreciate the partnership working with you and the cms team and hhs and other agencies to make sure that we're able to communicate with enrollees and have programs especially medicaid. where do you see the biggest obstacles is on the cms side, on the health plan side that we're going to have to face either through the transition or with respect to covid-19 which isn't going away, it's just going to be entering a different phase? >> i would say, you know, sometimes like how much this system just like change, whatever it is. you get used to it, and i think that the biggest challenge -- sorry. definitely unwinding. that is the biggest deal. and, of course, we know we're going to working on, with all of you on that piece. but think it's also transitioning from some of the flexibilities that people have gotten used to. we have gotten authority from congress to extend many of them, which is great, but there are some that are going away. i think just everyone accepting and moving to the okie, in some areas where going back to business as usual is, , you kno,

we have truly appreciated the partnership working with you and the cms team and hhs and other agenciesmake sure we are able to communicate with enrollees in different programs especiallyam medicaid. where do you see the biggest obstacles either on the cms side, the health plan slide that we are going to have to face either through the transmission or with respect to covid-19 which isn't going away it's just going to be answering a different phase. >> i would say how much the system deflects change, whatever it is. the biggest challenge is definitely the unwinding. that is the biggest deal and of course we are going to be working with all of you. but it's transitioning from some of the abilities. we've gotten authority from congress to extend many of them, which o is great but there are some that are going away. and i think everyone accepting and moving to the okay in some areas we are going backe, to business as usual is sometimes a bit of a challenge. certainly i think we really want to work with you on the commercialization as we move through that path. again exchange like this is ho

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the service members were aboard an hh 60 helicopter and belong to the 101st airborne division.cnn national correspondent dianne gallagher is at fort campbell. oren liebermann is at the pentagon for us, diane to you first. so this is a tragedy for the area for the country. what our army investigators saying about how this happened? so beyond that they are still looking into that we have investigators from aircraft safety teams attached to fort rucker, alabama that are coming to essentially look at the scene to determine not just what happened, but perhaps why this crash happened, according to the deputy commander of the 101st airborne division, which all nine of those service members who were killed were a part of they say that basically there was one black hawk that had four service members, and it won blackhawk that had five service members, and they said that the crews were training on a flood on flying a multi ship formation with night vision goggles. he also noted that the helicopters were medical evacuation variants of that black hawk helicopter. said that initially there

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hhs what do we know about what the significant impact was?ngland has said that 175,000 _ significant impact was? nhs england has said that 175,000 operations - significant impact was? nhs england| has said that 175,000 operations and appointments in england were cancelled because of the junior doctors' strike over three days earlier this week. the walk—out has affected all forms of care including emergencies, so there had to be a lot of redeployment within hospitals. senior doctors and consultants moved across to cover the juniors, consultants moved across to cover thejuniors, hence the consultants moved across to cover the juniors, hence the scale of the disruption. nhs england has said this is on an unprecedented scale, because that figure of 175,000 is more than all the cancellations associated with the strikes before, with ambulance staff and nurses. the british medical association, representing doctors, said this wouldn't have happened if there had been serious pay talks before now. tonight, things have moved forward a bit. the health se