. >> joining me now is health and human services tom price. mr. price, welcome back to "meet the press." >> good morning, chuck. happy independence day weekend. >> absolutely, and same to you. let me start with where the add administration is right now on this health care bill, the president suggesting repeal now, replace later. is that your official stance now? is that an acknowledgment that the senate bill is essentially unworkable as it stands? >> no, we don't think so. we think leader mcconnell and his senators within the senate are working to try to get this piece of legislation on track. their conversations are ongoing as we speak, so we look forward to hopefully them coming back after this fourth of july recess and getting the work done. >> okay. what changes need to be made that you will accept? is it more opioid funding? is that what it's going to do to pass this? is it to scale back the proposed reduction in medicaid spending? what is it that you're comfortable with, that the president is comfortable with that you would like to see in th

. >> i'm joined now by health and human services secretary dr. tom price. thank you for being here. >> good to be with you. >> our new poll shows that by a 2 to 1 margin, voters refer the obamacare plan. shouldn't republicans be worried about voting far plan what that is actually less prop lar now than obamacare has ever been? >> it depends how you ask the question. if you ask the question, to you ant to be able to select your doctor? your insurance coverage? it's overwhelming that americans want to do that. the current system, the aca, obamacare, whatever you want to call it, is failing the individuals in the individual and small group market. we have counties that only have one choice. next year, there will be dozens of counties that don't have an issuer. we have premiums that are sky-rocketing. deductibles that are so high that they have coverage but not care. this is a system crying out for reform and revision. that's what we're trying to do. >> no doubt there are significant problems with the current system. if you look at the republican plan to modify

>> joint health and human service as secretary to announce nationwide operations to counter healthcare fraud at the illegal distribution and sales of prescription drugs. the attorney general said the case involved the work of over 1,000 federal, state and local law enforcement agents. this is 35 minutes. >> the morning. thank you all for being here. this is the eighth year of the healthcare fraud takedown. this event highlights the mr mcghee of the healthcare fraud problems we face. this problem is compounded by the fact that the country is in the midst of a deadliest drug crisis and the nations history causing more death than we have ever seen in the nation. indeed, an extraordinary number of the cases that we will be highlighting today that are in the report involved opioid prescription abuse. one american dies of a drug overdose every 11 minutes in more than 2 million americans are addicted to prescription painkillers. every day as a result of drug abuse, american families are being bankrupted, broken apart, friendship ended in promising lives and careers cut short. drug addiction i

." >> well, joining me now is that tom from atlanta, the secretary of health and human services, tom price. secretary price, welcome back to the show, sir. >> hey, chuck. thanks. good to be with you. >> you still have a job. i assume the president was a little bit tongue in cheek. but let me ask you, start there, ask yourself this, what could you have done differently? i'm sure you're asking yourself that, considering what happened this past week. what could you have done differently to have a different outcome? >> well, i think what the president has explained and punctuates is his seriousness about this issue and his passion for turning the health care system in a direction that puts patients first, not government and not insurance companies. we've all got a lot of work to do. we continue to work with members of the united states senate. we look forward to continuing to work with them and our house partners as well to make certain that we move this health care system in that better direction where patients and families and doctors are in charge, not washington, d.c. >> you know, it

. >> my guests this morning, health and human services tom price and two senators who say a bipartisan bill might not be such a bad idea, democrat tom carper and republican bill cassidy. >>> plus, dignity of the office. that presidential tweet storm aimed at two msabc anchors. >> i'm appalled. this is the president of the united states. you don't attack women. >> reporter: why does the president seem more interested in fighting the media than fighting for his legislative priorities? >>> and new reporting that could suggest the first real link between russians and the trump campaign. joining me for inside analysis are hugh hewitt, host on the salem radio network, nbc capitol hill correspondent kasie hunt, malcolm gladwell and katty kay. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning and a happy july fourth weekend to everybody. and one day late, how about a happy canada day to our friends watching from over the border. >>> who knew health care could be so complicated? mitch mcconnell had a simple plan, draft a republican only repeal and replace bill, do it behind clos

oath, helping to keep millions of americans strong and healthy as our secretary of health and human services and he's doing a great job. and hopefully he's going to get the votes tomorrow to start our path toward killing this horrible thing known as obamacare that's really hurting us today. as the scout law says, a scout is trustworthy, loyal, we could use some more loyalty, i will tell you that. so when they said, there is no way to victory, there is no way to 270, you know, he went to maine four times because it's one vote. and we won. but we won. >> he was speaking in front of boy scouts. >> yeah. >> by the way. >> the largest boy scout. >> did the president win the election? you know? i haven't heard that one before. >> i just remember being a boy scout and wanting -- i didn't necessarily want to hear about politics. does he know how to speak to an audience or does he just give campaign style rally noes matter who the audience is? >> he seemed happier. i guess that means something. wait till you hear the speech he gives to the girl scouts. i'm not quite sure what to say to you at this st

front of 40,000 scouts ages 12 to 18 he also issued this morning to his secretary of health and human services, tom price, who has been working to sell the bill to his former congressional colleagues. >> by the way, you going to get the votes? he better get them. he better get them. otherwise i'll say, tom, you're fired. i'll get somebody. >> reporter: part of the reason that hard sell isn't working that well is because obamacare's popularity is actually going up as president trump's popularity goes down. he can only afford to lose two republican votes today. >> nancy, thank you. >>> president trump is taking aim again this morning at his own attorney general, jeff

for example, in alaska, health and human services funded a big reinsurance package that really allowed premiums to not increase so much. last year -- alaska is a big state. it has few residents. it was going to face massive premium hikes. because it set up a reinsurance program that the department of health and human services accepted, they were able to see lower rates in the state. the question is how will it work with states to allow more flexibility so they can implement systems that are less expensive and perhaps give people better access. >> before we get to the politics with david kimberly, as many fears on the far right as there are hopes on the far left that this leads to a single-payer system, are we a step closer to that? >> it's difficult to say. again, when it comes down to it, a lot of people are comparing the status quo to what it could be replaced with. they're seeing stories in other countries where access might be limited. where wait lines might be longer and things. they're saying, i'm not sure that i want a single-payer system. is there a wait to integrate -- a way t

rick perry sitting there along with tom price, health and human services secretary and jeff sessions in the room. significant, of course, since it's the first time he's meeting face-to-face with president trump since the president called him beleaguered and slammed his ag. mattis and tillerson, interestingly. and then in the background there, jared kushner. we're told ivanka trump was also in the room. very notable. and john kelly, the new chief of staff. someone who knows general kelly very well, general mccaffrey. what stood out to you as shannon and chelsea join us on staff. from that cabinet meeting high praise from president trump on general kelly. on day one saying he is going to go down in history for being the best ever chief of staff. >> sure a lot of babble in washington, d.c. recently. it's astonishing. look, john kelly is one of the finest people i ever encountered in public service. he's got a tremendous amount of time in washington, d.c. for i think seven years in two different jobs he was the marine corps's congressional liaison person. he's organized. he's got integri

the other one is that the department of health and human services currently actively trying to underminethey're supposed to be implementing. so they are actually using taxpayer dollars to make videos against the affordable care act, which is the law of the land. they have pulled down the contracts that we used to provide to community groups around the country to help people enroll, answer questions, get their information out during open enrollment time. so it's very unclear, ali, whether or not if we get to open enrollment next year if there's going to be anybody to help, if there will be a toll-free hotline, if there will be information available to consumers. and that also could really undermine the law. >> look, as an insurance expert, as we work toward a better system or a system that results in lower costs, let's just talk about those people who may republicans have focused on as having seen their insurance premiums increase. because it is a real concern for them. maybe my numbers are off a little bit, but i think about 7% of people are in the individual markets, and about 3% of peo

get people out of their homes and get health screening free community health fair by northwest human services friendly activities, food and entertainment and fro health screenings. screenings range from both physical to mental for things like bmi and depression. >>> they come here, they have good time. but you know if you fine out that maybe you got -- your blood pressure is a little off and you need to do something hey there's problem that you didn't really think about but now you know there's some help for it that's kind of what the day is all about. >> northwest health services provides community based education and human services. >>> that will do it for us tonight at 11:00. we're back for "good day philadelphia". the morning team will have your news, weather and traffic covered all morning long. have a great night and thanks for watching. ♪ >> i saw a pit bull come in. there was something about it -- made me really nervous. >> announcer: she should've trusted her gut. >> judge judy: your dog caused serious physical injury to her animal. >> my dog was bleeding, screaming, and this dog was

the former health and human services secretary and former utah governor mike. the president, sir, is coming in right now to speak. but please listen along with us, and then we'll have you comment afterward. stand by and here is the president. donald trump. trump: thank you very much. please. i'm very happy to announce that with zero of the democrats' votes, the motion to proceed on health care has just passed. and now we move forward towards truly great health care for the american people. we look forward to that. this was a big step. i want to thank senator john mccain. very brave man. he made a tough trip to get here and vote, so we want to thank senator mccain and all of the republicans. we passed it without one democrat vote. and that's a shame, but that's the way it is, and it's very unfortunate. but i want to congratulate american people because we're going to give you great health care. and we're going to get rid of obamacare, which should have been frankly terminated long ago. it's been a disaster for the american people. thank you very much. good after

. >> my guests this morning, health and human services tom price and two senators who say a bipartisan bill might not be such a bad idea, democrat tom carper and republican bill cassidy. >>> plus, plus, dignity of the office, the presidential tweet storm aimed at two anchors. >> i am appalled, this is the president of the united states, you don't attack them. why does the president seems so interested in fighting with the media. new reporting that could suggest the first real link between the russian and the trump campaign. joining me for inside analyst is hugh hewitt and katie hunt. welcome to sunday, it is "meet the press. >> nbc news, washington, the longest running show in television history celebrating its 70th year. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning and happy july 4th weekend. who knew healthcare can be so complicated. mcconnell had a simple plan. repeal and replace, doing it behind close door and pass it quickly. go home for the 4th of july with the party having been made good on a key campaign promise. well, one by one, republican senators began t

we will from health and human services secretary tom price and maine republican senator susan collins on meet the press as well as remarks from house minority leader nancy pelosi on fox news sunday. if they come up with a fixed but helps essentially give some certainty to the insurance ruralies to go into markets are you then go on to implement the affordable care act as it was meant to be including encouraging people to sign up encouraging enrollment in medicaid expansion? flex our responsibility is to follow the law and we take that seriously and we will continue to do so. the current law right now is feeling the american people. counties that will no longer have any insurance company next year. that's a choice for anybody. counties righte now that only have one insurance company providing coverage. that's not the choice for anybody. premiums and deductibles are up. people having insurance card and. insurers clean the market. -- bullying the market. -- fleeing the market. what the president has said. that's why we need repeal and replace. >> are you confident that secretary price is

rabies is fatal in human services unless it's detect and had treated. a treatment is a series of five shots in the arm a bit of an ordeal too. >> still ahead a warning for women about rape. why police say it's usually an acquaintance, not a stranger. >> up next a bay area rapper opens up about being robbed of an expensive camera on the street. >> the weekend is here, we'll line up the saturday, sunday forecast and beyond. >>> a bay area rapper says he was robbed by filming a music video. he says someone robbed him and his film crew while shooting a new music video in oakland. he says one person held a gun to the head of a cameraman while another took the 90 thousand dollars camera. the robbery happened on july 10 near willow and 11th street in west oakland. >> despite being robbed of the camera and all of that we are committed to finishing this project and we're confident that you can help us make it. >> he says the music video is about the lack of opportunities in some communities. he has now raised more than 5 thousand dollars to help cover the insura

. >> joint health and human service as secretary to announce nationwide operations to counter healthcare fraud at the illegal distribution and sales of prescription drugs. the attorney general said the case involved the work of over 1,000 federal, state and local law enforcement agents. this is 35 minutes.

the philadelphia department of human services hosting the third annual strengthening families summit at school district headquarters on broad street. this year's theme strong families create strong communities. the all day conference hosting several panels covering many different ways we can make our families stronger. >> the way we're going to fix the problems facing the city and facing poverty and crime and all the substance abuse issues is we all have to work together and share each other's pain and share each potter's successes. >> strengthening family is actually a nationwide movement implementing a research based strategy to increase families strength, enhance child development and reduce child abuse and neglect. >>> a local health organization is hosting a fun day to get people out of their homes off the couch and get get a free health screening. they featured family friendly activities food entertainment and of course free health screenings. those screenings range from both physical and mental for things like bmi and depression. >> they come here they have a good time but you

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health and human services secretary tom price said that trumpcare would cover more individuals than are currently covered. but the cbo said millions more americans would be without insurance under trumpcare. president trump loves to bring up president obama's broken health care promises. but while selling trumpcare, trump and his team have stacked up a massive amount of promises they're not going to be able to keep, and they know it. >> that was a great explanation. >> why, thank you. for conservatives, listen, there are lots of valid reasons why there's complaints, why they say obamacare doesn't work. so many they don't bring them up in public debate, but the answer is what are you dogoing to reple it with. >> if you were a conservative you might say despite the fact that there are 58 countries in the world that have universal health care and that 34 out of 35 of the richest countries in the world exempt the united states have universal health care, you might say why do i have to pay for your health care? i pay for mine, you pay for yours, keep yourself healthy, earn enough money or wh

(justine) tom price-- the health and human services secretary-- is confident that once a vote is setthe bill will pass. (jr stone) police in the south bay are looking for a gunman after a woman was injured in a shooting... the shooting happened just before midnight... near the area of eden and payne avenues. kron4's hermela aregawi has details. at this point, police aren't releasing a lot of information about the shooting. but here is what we do know. we have some footage from a witness who saw the whole thing unfold. let's take a look at that.this happened last night just before midnightat the intersection of eden and payne. that's near the san jose and campbell border.police say the victim suffered at least one gunshot wound.she was transported to a local hospital and treated for non lifethreatening injuries. people who live nearby say crime appears to be happening more frequently in their neighbhborhood.they say for a long time, it was pretty quiet but now these shootings happen every once in a while.we spoke to neighbors who say it's frightening.but they didn't want to talk on ca

the witnesses included representatives from the health and human services and the justice department. they discussed tactics used by the criminal group to aroute minors and what the federal government is going to counter the threat. this is just under two hours. >>> good morning everybody. norm hi we don't start until the ranking members here but people have scheduling problems today, and i've consulted with the staff and i can go ahead without waiting. thank you sir for being here. senator kennedys coming. the topic of today's hearing involves the ms-13 crises that's growing and spreading in communities across the nation. the atrocities of these criminals are not new. the group has existed since the 1980s and has made a reputation for itself as a perpetrator of extreme and often gruesome violence. this organization has been dubbed the world's most dangerous gang. and some say, it would be a terrorist organization. but, you wouldn't expect anything less from a group whose model happens to be "kill, rain and control." . unfortunately over the last two years this terrifying model has be

. >>> president trump's health and human services secretary tom price joins me now. mr. secretary, this week, president trump said you were responsible for the passage of a health care bill. here's what he said about you. >> hopefully, he's going to get the votes tomorrow to start our path toward killing this horrible thing known as obamacare that's really hurting us. he better get 'em. oh, otherwise, i'll say, tom, you're fired. i'll get somebody. >> safe to say you still have your job. i know you say it was a joke. but there was a message to you there. what could you have done differently? do you feel you let the president down? >> i think what that statement was, one, i think it was -- a humorous comment that the president made. i think what it highlighted is the seriousness with which he takes this issue. he understands that the american people are hurting because of obamacare. we have over 30% of the counties across the nation have one insurer offering coverages. premiums and deductibles are up. we have insurance companies fleeing the market. the president understan

we also are seeing from the health and human services secretary that he's implying there should be a separation between what the president is tweeting about or choosing to talk about versus the policy that the health and human services secretary, you know, was on "meet the press" and other morning shows, to talk about. that's very difficult to do. >> it is. the president's message is about the media. we would rather not be the lead story. i would rather not be on the first hour, the first segment of your first hour today, but this is the president's only message, according to his twitter and facebook feeds. his only message to the american people today as we are all thinking about the fourth of july, the long holiday weekend. he had that event, spoke of that event for veterans last night. used that opportunity to attack the media in ways we frequently hear from authoritarian leaders instead of democratic leaders and does that last night and just ta poju juxtapose to his video, doesn't give many speeches in public except for the one last night. the tweets are important because they're

over the weekend, republblican governors confronted vice president mike pence and health and human services secretary tom price over the healthcare plan during a closed-door session at the national governors association conference. the trump administration is continuing to face criticism and scrutiny over revelations that trump's own son, donald trump, jr., embraced an apparent effort by the russian government to peddle information incriminating hillary clinton in an attempt to help trump win the presidency. over the weekend, new information surfaced showing as many as eight people were in the room during trump jr.'s meeting with the kremlin-linked lawyer natalia veselnitskaya. among them were trump's son-in-law jared kushner, then -campaign manager paul manafort, a russian-american lobbyist named rinat akhmetshin, publicist rob goldstone, who helped set up the meeting, at least one translator, and a representative of the russian family who had asked for the meeting. on sunday, president trump's lawyer attempted to blame the secret service for allowing the participants into trump tower for

then former wisconsin governor who was at the time the health and human services secretary under bush. in two thousand and five left his cabinet position right after you know the verisign gets approved a couple weeks later he leaves this cabinet position and five months later he's on the board a very chip he's getting cash he's getting stock options that went on for at least another two years and it's really important to remember specifically about tommy thompson and his politics he pushed heavily in the state of wisconsin for as long as i can remember and in the house and human services secretary he pushed for. electronic digital medical records for higher technology things so that we could track and things like that in order to figure out ways to track medical records with people. so look back then he then went in probably was in a position to help move that along about g.i. and then said oh i'm quitting my job to take this it's all about you know what i wrote all the door. i can get behind it i don't want people to be coddled i don't trust corporations or government to use this kin

meanwhile, for a second week in a row, health and human services committee tom price is spending his sunday defending the senate gop health care bill. here's how he responded to its progress with colleague chuck todd. >> repeal now. replace later. is that your official stance now? is that an acknowledgement that the senate bill is essentially unworkable as it stands? >> now, we don't think so. we think that leader mcconnell and his senators within the senate are working to try to get this piece of legislation on track. their conversations are ongoing as we speak. and so we look forward to hopefully them coming back after this fourth of july recess and getting the work done. >> so also new today, people are gathering in a number of cities calling on congress to begin impeachment proceedings. here's a video of a march taking place in austin, texas, where democratic congressman al green who has been ramping up impeachment talk, is scheduled to attend this event. the vice chair of the senate intel committee says he thought they'd be further along with the russia investigation. here's sen

those are codifying discrimination so that started with the executive with helping health and human services to assure contraception for what they are anticipating a in bad is the executive authority and then to happen under the of radar across the board president chub is putting people in charge to dismantle and that is absolutely true with health and human services and we have day incredibly hostile senate but then to go into law but that is what happens to the new health care bill. even private insurance paying out of your own pocket. this is not republican or democratic we have our challenge is cut out for us with that democratic caucus they believe that it should be happening. with that political expediency and then we can talk about that later as part of that political strategy. >> but in terms of the political climate to work on these issues i have heard some folks day have-nots' seen anything like this with the overreach at the executive branch level but tell us about those personalities. >> you can see the positive and the negative side. but in terms of what is happening and that pr

this budget fully funds discretionary programs at the department of health and human services the focus on women's health, including the nih office of women's health, the nih pregnancy and prenatal branch, the cdc office of women's health, the cdc efforts to prevent the spread of zika virus which impacts pregnant women. so here are some other responses of the rest of the story. our budget does not eliminate federal funding, excuse me, does a limited federal funding for planned parenthood. however, promotes redirecting these funds to community health centers. the budget promotes investment community health centers to promote greater access to care for women. the community health centers are nonprofit. there are committee base clinics have a comprehensive care including mammograms which by the way planned parenthood claims to have provided and we now know that they do not provide mammograms. in fact, they do not have a single location that provides a mammogram. now, here are some other little fax. there are 9000 community health centers which unlike planned parenthood clinics are required

gap in the country and a wealth gap that is akin to the country of rwanda, accord to our own human servicesrinking middle—class and we have this growing imminent threat that many of our meaningful, working—class and even middle—class jobs may go away to robots and automation. at cafe x, again a human worker has been replaced by a robot. an americano with milk, served by a robot. now, the human has a different role, advising on coffee beans and showing customers how to use the tablet to operate the robot. the owner is not sure about the idea of a tax on the replacement. i guess i find it a little odd because what robots are supposed to do is to increase productivity. that means it allows a shift in labourfrom doing highly repetitive, low productivity tasks to more useful things. it's not about eliminating people. actually, we have quite a big team. so in order to have this machine operate, there has to be a lot of engineers on software, hardware and manufacturing to build something like this. jobs like this require training and that's what supervisor kim wants in these povertyjobs and make t

the president was joined by vice president mike pence, health and human services secretary tom price and a number of families facing health care issues. >> good afternoon. i'd like to thank president trump for inviting us to the white house today. we are grateful for his incredibly strong commitment to patient centered health care reforms. i'd especially like to thank the atkinson families ho want to tell their stories. they are are a vivid reminder for all of us why inaction in this problem is not an option. right now obamacare is failing to deliver for the american people. and the folks here in this room today are a stark reminder of that problem. principles of health care are pretty clear. accessibility and affordability and quality and choices. you all represent millions of americans for whom those principles have been violated, and it's because of your voices and your experience that we're here today to urge the congress to give the president a bill to sign. the president has laid out a positive vision by how to fix this mess. by putting patients, and physician in charge of heal

about it unless we discuss it yesterday, attorney general sessions and secretary of health and human services secretary tom price announced the largest, let me get this right, the largest medicare fraud investigation. steve: sure. >> and bust, really, in our nation's history. and, you know,. steve: a lot of the people in trouble. >> a lot of people in trouble over a billion dollars in fraud. and they went in protection of our consumers of americans. and they are busting up these people, these healthcare professionals who have violated their hippocratic oath and put greed in front of the patients. steve: sure, right. >> you see actions like this and you realize that we are trying to protect patients and americans through better healthcare reform but also by busting up the fraud and abuse in the system. steve: kellyanne conway, we will see whether or not they do get a vote in the senate on tuesday. that's first up. first, let's talk a little bit about the number one story on the other channels. and that's russia, russia, russia. you know, when it started, it looked like a don jr. got this email

in late may the department of health and human services released a report comparing thee average individual market insurance premium in 2013, the year where most of obamacare's regulations were impred, with t the average individual market exchange premium in 2017 in the 39 states that use healthcare.gov. this is what they found. between 2013 and 2017 the average individual market monthly premium in the healthcare.gov states increased by 105%. 105%, mr. president. that in a four-year time frame since obamacare was implemented. on average individual market premiums more than doubled in just those few years inch south dakota, the premiums increased by 124%, or $3,588. 124% increase in premiums, or $3,588. that's money the south dakota f families had to take from other pry sorts like saving for retirement or invest income their chin's education for the past five years the average individual market yearly premium has increased by $4,800 in arizona, $8,364 in alaska. by $3,648 in louisiana. by $5,064 in north carolina. by $4,488 in tennessee.292 by $5,292 in west virginia. and premium hikes aren'