medicaid pays the minimum cost to the doctor. when you pay for insurance you are not paying for treatment. you are paying for the doctor in the medication -- you are paying for the doctor and the medication. the payment comes later. i will take your answer off the air. >> so far a handful of states have these requirements in place. there are lawsuits under way because they would argue the medicaid program would never intended to have such requirements. these are very controversial. there are people who say that essentially this is a thinly veiled attempt to roll people off of medicaid, that it is stigmatizing and assumes that people are receiving health insurance without doing any work and all those other things. there are exemptions that are created, and i think that the centers for medicare and medicaid services says it intends to really watch how this goes. these are kind of experiments states are doing over a limited time. this is definitely controversial, and there could be an exorbitant amount of paperwork involved and it w

the case of medicaid 75 million people who rely on medicaid as their safety net to make the care that they need to get affordable. i always worry because it is not just begun arriving. there are 434 other members of the house and of course the entire u.s. senate that sometimes, when they get together as a group, what comes out the other end is not necessarily the best thing. i would like to respond to the call on three points. .ne, she talked about hep c health centers never shy away from caring for folks with difficult or difficult to treat it doesn't matter what problem you have, they will address it. she talked about nutrition, and how they help center was helping her brother get access to new christian -- nutrition. they will try to treat and prevent illness and conditions, to address the conditions that , foodwill have insecurity, transportation, even multilingual translation services, if you make them accessible and effective. she talked about saving money. studies have shown and that's why i believe the biggest part they enjoy support, they save billions. the last study said it

that's patients on medicaid as they chemical numbers work -- patients on medicaid as they can't make numbers work. >> the biggest impact of a lot moreedicaid is people enrolled in coverage who likely would not have been in my have asked for certain services they would not have access to. a state like kentucky has really struggled with the opioid of thec, they are part medicaid expansion policy you have a lot more people with coverage. we just saw new data from the urban institute showing over the past two years an increase in certain medicaid assistant treatments for by the medicaid program. kimberly brings up an excellent point that a lot of things beyond medical treatment, certain therapies that can be really expensive still remain both under paid by medicaid and just not enough of them. you just don't have enough facilities offering the sort of treatment to overcome an opioid addiction. the biggest legacy of opioid addiction is medicaid expansion, but it is still quite a serious crisis. >> even know it does appear that congress has arrived at an impasse when it comes to the aca ,

medicaid expansion continues to change lives. over 460,000 -- [ applause ] over 460,000 working people have enrolled as our most repeat count. our insured rate has increased by almost half, and expansion has increased for our budget. most importantly though medicaid expansion is saving lives. additionally expansion is helping us address louisiana's opioid cries, giving more people access to the treatment they need. through expansion nearly 16,000 people have received inpatient in outpatient treatment for substance abuse. that is 16,000 more people who have a second chance at life and 16,000 fewer families who will have to suffer the heart break of losing a loved one to addiction. we've reduced the number of opioid prescriptions last year by 15%. and for medicaid patients there's been a 40% decrease in the amount of opioids prescribed sense the first month of expansion in july 2016. if you doubt -- if you doubt even for a second the importance of medicaid expansion and fighting the opioid epidemic just ask one of the guests i'm pl

that is medicaid. medicaid is a program that provides health insurance for those suffering from the disease of addiction and you have to postcards like the current budget that cuts $1 trillion for medicaid and that's will affect those suffering and at risk of dying if they don't do something about it. >> this is a big issue and will stay on it and i will let the representative say something else about this. >> thank you. it's a tough solution and everything is a big government social we just had people testify before a senate judiciary committee two weeks ago to the most effective treatments better than methadone and other rehab programs are the faith-based programs. seventy-five-80% effective and they don't cost the taxpayers a dime. we need to explore all aspects of this. it can't be just a big government solution to everything. >> i want to say on this issue with me talk about living in pittsburgh we have what we call the best medical research minds in the world and how much government money should

most of that is covered by medicare and medicaid. about half of that is medicare, $47 billion isal medicaid. is paid3 of that cost for by these government programs. the other thing that government does for alzheimer's disease and dementia is fun biomedical research so we cannot have a stash so we can have a breakthrough in treatment. i am happily to let you know that the spending bill that was just passed by the house and the $414 milliones a increase in nih funding for alzheimer's disease. that brings the nih investment in alzheimer's research to just under $2 billion a year. we have made great progress on that front, that if you compare that to the $277 billion we are paying for care, it is a relatively small amount. host: robert in texas. good morning to you. you are on the air. caller: good morning. thank you so much and good morning. one thing -- i am glad you mentioned about mild cognitive impairment. i wish you talk more about that, because as i go to meetings, not many of the participants understand mild cognitive impairment

of medicaid for optional community-based services. please explain your answer. >> yes. thank you. you know i've been to triple several times, i have always supported people with disabilities, especially those that want to stay in their own home. as a government we should be encouraging people to stay and function in their own home and not be institutionalized. i've always been an advocate for that and i'll do whatever i can to make that happen. it's good for the people themselves, it's good for the taxpayer, it's much less expensive than trying to institutionalize him and it's morally sound because people want to help themselves, then the government should help them first. >> may i make my statement more clear. >> go ahead. >> it's an optional service and not a mandated service and that's the issue. will you fight for the optional programs? >> yes, i will. >> okay, all right, mr. lamb, same question. >> i think the most important thing right now is if there is a budget on the table in washington right now in front of the united states

for drugsgest payers are medicare and medicaid. do you see the government as a partner with armed circles? -- pharmaceuticals. as they work with their payers, how we want to pay for the drugs for the people we cover in medicare and medicaid, if you are an insurer, let's pick a andase, a medicine algorithm and how people get treated and that is how we will pay. i am curious about how do we measure -- we can talk about productivity and hospitalizations. the different diseases will affect people in terms of their hospitalization. the end phase is very expensive. which means that the drug has a lot of value which creates a problem because people need it right now whether it is for hepatitis or other disease april need it right now. now.ople need it right get to a mortgage like system where they are paying for something over 30 years. of the total health-care costs are there. if we are doing a value-based system, quality of life but measuring tape one disease and let's start somewhere and say we -- it cap reduce death and hospitalizatio

the currentotect levels of medicaid funding to pennsylvania? would you protect the use of medicaid for optional community-based services? please explain your answer. mr. saccone: yes. i have always supported people with disabilities, especially those who want to stay in their own home. we should be encouraging people to function in their own home and not be institutionalized. i have always been an advocate of that. it is good for the people and the taxpayer. it is much less expensive than trying to institutionalize people. it is morally sound because people want to help themselves. the government should help them first. it is an optional service and not a mandated service. that is the issue. yes i will. mr. lamb: the most important thing right now is that there is a budget on the table in washington dc right now, in front of the united states congress. it cuts $1 trillion from our medicaid program over 10 years. if you cut $1 trillion out of program, it will make these services suffer. it is not right. this is no longer a chapter in paul ryan's

biggest players in drugs are medicare and medicaid. is that something you could see the government doing, as a partner with pharmaceuticals? >> definitely. i worked with him a few years back and they were definitely doing pilots for that. things have changed in terms of personnel, but they say,with their payers to this is how we want to pay for the drug for the people that we cover in medicare and medicaid and as your insurer, let us take medicines, take an algorithm of her patients will get treated. that is how we will pay. over the long term. >> this is one thing am always curious about their weird how do we measure value? we can talk about productivity and hospitalization. the different diseases will obviously affect: different ways, in terms of hospitalization. for example, the end phase of that is obviously, various and said. it means that the drug has a lot of valley. the problem is, people need it right now to riyadh whether it is forever tennis or any other does is, people need it now. so the cost whether it is to it insurance

it cuts $1 trillion from our medicaid program over 10 years.f you cut $1 trillion out of our medicaid program, it will cause the optional programs to suffer. it is not right. this is no longer a chapter in paul ryan's book. it is not theory. this is the proposed budget the white house has sent to congress and it is waiting on a vote. i will vote against that. i will refuse to allow that cut to our medicaid program on behalf of our seniors, disabled and children. accone that mr. suc will say that he will but the leadership of his party to go against that cut. shannon: the next question is from bob mayo. you will each get a chance to answer and then a rebuttal. the first part of this question goes to mr. lamb. records attacking your say that you got a plea bargain to get -- that you accepted plea bargains that got criminals off. what are your specific answers to the accusations? mr. lamb: there is not a person watching the debate tonight who has not seen the garbage that my opponent and the people on his side have put on television about me. they

a voter to approve measure for medicaid. he said he would not make it into law until the legislator determines thousand pay for it. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. members of the 128th legislature, distinguished guests, my fellow citizens, i want to briefly remember paul mitchell, brother of senator mitchell who passed away this weekend. he was a dedicated public servant and a good friend. as i begin the last state of the state address of my time as governor of the great state of maine, let me be first to thank my wife. honey, please stand. [ applause ] first of all, she looks gorgeous. [ applause ] she has been unwavering as a representative from the governor to the people of the state of maine, and she's done it with grace, with dignity, and she's never said no that i can recall. she's just unbelievable. and in case i forget, happy valentine's day. [ applause ] i also want to thank our children. and tonight there are two that are here. lauren, who you've all heard and known. she's been with me since 2010. now she's on h

incluyen programas como la salud pÚblica como medicaid.s los expertos aseguran que si esta nueva propuesta se incrementa la devoluciÓn de dinero anual podrÍa exponerlos ante el servicio de migraciÓn como una carga pÚblica. >> lo que estÁ haciendo esta propuesta es atraer aquellos inmigrantes que no dependan de un crÉdito impositivo para poder mantener a sus hijos. galo: tener mal crÉdito también podrÍa quitarle puntos para obtener su residencia legal. >> este gobierno estÁ tratando de ppenalizar a los de bajos ingresos. esto va en contra de nuestros valores fundamentales. galo: lÍderes comunitarios prevÉ que estas nuevas regulaciones podrÁn ocasionar que muchos inmigrantes se abstengan de solicitar servicios vitales para su ssubsistencia por miedo a quedar vulnerables ante el sistema de migraciÓn y perder la oportunidad de obtener su residencia legal y permanente. personas que reciben medicina pagada por el gobierno como por ejemplo para combatir el vih estÁn preocupadas porque si esta propuesta entra en vigencia tendrÍan que escoger entre

one in every $4 the government budget is medicare and medicaid. it dramatically impacts private business. warren buffett said that rising health care costs are the tapeworm of american competitiveness. in a huge impact on sustainability and climate change, which is a major focus of the conference today, but of course it is crucial. it's incredibly important for national security of the last panel. we discussed 1941, 1945, birth of the school lunch program are all about national security. this time it is obesity, overweight, which has two problems for military and of course as commissioner gottlieb really eloquently described into me i would say surprisingly eloquently described the talent just for disparity with poor nutrition. this is a global nutrition crisis. this is one side of some of the results of why we think this is so important. this is work we published a few years ago, but the slideshows, i will point over here, hundreds of thousands of deaths in one year in the united states and causes the preventable causes of death. the colors are t

that will absolutely backstop any cuts whatsoever to medicaid. we will not let our people on medicaid suffer in any way. amy: that is governor justice. katie endicott, your response? >> through this process, i have been so empowered and encouraged to see certain ways that the legislative process works. i have also been very discouraged at moments because we have witnessed the ugly side of politics. i believe that yesterday -- and prior to yesterday, we witnessed that. we witnessed this divisive rhetoric that was meant to divide and vilify teachers. and to take away from this moment his victory we have achieved. we do believe the governor, believe our union leadership that there is no way that medicaid will lack any funding. it will be fully funded. trust our democratic senators and our republican allies that have stood with us through this process that they would not dare take away from the children of our state. amy: another clip of governor justice, a major point of contention in the negotiations was teachers' demand for relief from the rising

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we give you medicare and medicaid and public education the civil rights act and 500 other things only he could deliver them so to crack that coalition gives rise to the student that creates all sorts of political problems and the second piece it fundamentally streams his credibility with the american people we forget now that bill moyers was in the mandatory position to go out there every week on behalf of the administration ultimately called the credibility gap and reporters were calling it the moyer gap it was incredible that words typing or appropriation with the department of budget and then coming back for supplemental appropriation month later it became clear they were not leveling so undermined their credibility. and with economic effect that undermine the whole argument so you couldn't ask congress for attacks increase until 1967 because conservatives and moderates would say he is flashing for the great society and we didn't want to do that so that created the inflationary spiral if you were living in 73 probably wished you had 67 inflation but remember we figure out how to ke

tens of millions are enrolled in medicaid. now amazon prime wants to make buying medication and supplies more affordable. lynnwo landon dowdy with that and more in the cnbc business report. >> reporter: hi, good morning. amazon is expanding its offer for discounted prime memberships to people on medicaid. this comes about nine months after amazon began offering discounts to lower income americans who receive a government aid. to qualify for the membership, $5.99 a month, you must provide a valid electronic benefits transfer or my kid card. you can renew your prime relationship at the discounted rate annually for up to four years. >> how about the markets? u.s. and global investors are jittery after the resignation of the president trump's chief economic adviser and threat of new tariffs. talk about that. >> reporter: that's right. all impacting the markets. president trump may formally announce his plan to impose tariffs on foreign imports of steel and aluminum. that prompted the resignation of top adviser gary cohn which ratt

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atlantic if i swallow ketchup before going in i can pass any test they throw at me and if you're medicaid recipient in wisconsin you probably want to know what catch if this man was eating because you are the one of the over one hundred forty thousand people who need to start scarfing down ketchup packets that wendy's the pass a drug test to keep their health care the poor are literally giving their blood to save the rich and as long as there are cuts to affordable housing medicaid and food assistance nationwide still consent to cuts in their flesh while no one's arguing the scientific benefits of medical donation it should be a choice to give not a matter of survival forced by an economic gun to your head. and considering the billions in sales one plasma should earn a hell of a lot more than thirty dollars. unless it's been a club class.

voting rights act, immigration, economic activity, civil rights, medicare, medicaid. there's a lot more. we're now $20 trillion in debt. joshua: right. the framers of the great society, they did this in the context of a post-war economy that was booming. growth seemed to be boundless so they assumed you didn't need to divide the pie up more. you simply needed to grow the pie and provide people with the tools they needed to help themselves and get their fair share. many years later, putting the debt aside, many years later, inequality is growing, real wages have stagnated since the 1970s, manufacturing and related industries have ground to a halt and are receding. fewer people have access to employer-based healthcare or defined benefits pensions. so one of the questions the books raises, despite my admiration for the great society, the great society itself, is it enough of a stopgap in the 21st century economy, one which is, in many ways, more bleak than the economy that we had when johnson was in the white house. brian: how much can you assign to lyndon johnson and ev

we run medicare, medicaid and obamacare.f the largest insurance systemses on the face of the planet. >> we spoke to employees and they are unlooking treatments and curious using the human genome and eventually editing a person's dna. >> one letter out of 3 billion. >> that's it. >> wow. >> almost of the kids with this have that same letter that has gone awry. this treatment blocks that from having any effect by taking another single stranded molecule and binding to it. >> one out of 3 billion? >> yes. >> we know there are 100 letters in that huge book. if you had a t instead of an a, your risk of diabetes just went up. we have to go from reading the letters to understanding what they are telling us as far as function. >> it doesn't lend itself if you know this, what letter is missing, could you prevent it and change that? >> if you asked me that question 5 years ago, i would go i am not sure we will figure out how to do that. just today , in fact there is a meeting going on to do that with sickle cell anemia. take cells out

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one piece of the work on the treatment is access to medicaid-s medicaid-assisted treatment. and part of the assesspment is what is working, and hhs is always dedicated to advancing the understanding of what happen s when it comes to understanding our challenges when it comes to opioids, but we know important fact, and one of them is this. medication assisted treatment works. the evidence on this is voluminous, and ever growing. one study from governor baker's state of massachusetts found that putting the survivors of over doses on medication with opioid supports reduces the chances of death by more than 50%. that is a are remarkable number of lives saved and speaks to the numb number of lyes that we could be saving by expanded number of treatments that works. and hhs is long dedicated to promoting access to, and access to assisted treatment, but we have a long way to go. and according to the samsa data one-third of the subsidy treatment programs offer medication addicted treatment. so failing to offer m.a.d. is treat i treating an infection without anti-the biotics. so havin

sawour medicaid program such as sharp increase in babies tennessee became the first state to create a statewide database to track, and he infants were born with nas each year. congress has taken a number of steps and 2015 to protect our infants act sponsored by senator mcconnell to help ensure that federal programs are more effective in helping expectant mother struggle with opioid abuse. a comprehensive addiction and recovery act which included input from many members of this committee helps states and included were updates to the child-abuse invention and treatment act which requires states to have plans of safe care for babies and children impacted by drug abuse of both legal and illegal drugs. child-abusesed the prevention and treatment act of 19 74 to combat child abuse and neglect and to provide funding for states to improve their child protection and child welfare services. due to updates the law requires states to address the needs of the infant as well as the family member. it requires states to click new information. congress passed the 21st century cures act which this comm

the majority of people on medicaid are s.n.a.p. recipients, and yet the twain shall never meet, for stovepipe sugar and often in most dates there is not the coronation figure out what are the healthcare problems and choices that s.n.a.p. recipients have an halfwit better improve their nutrition so that their medical conditions improve at the same time. we sought better data to indicate that what is the evidence as relates to s.n.a.p. benefits? are dated and you him or this later from others that says essentially the differences between what people buy on s.n.a.p. and what people are not s.n.a.p. buyers are not materials but there are differences. there's a higher percentage of sugar sweetened beverages purchased by people on s.n.a.p. it's not gigantic but it is there. the data is just, it's mysteriously missing in terms of what people in what stores are one step all the one recent years usda has done a better job. there is evidence s.n.a.p. recipients by more sugar sweetened beverages than not s.n.a.p. recipients, as a percentage o

and they need medicaid, there are others on medicaid and they don't want to work, even if they are able-bodied to pay for this somehow, right? >> what they're looking at is the private sector and people employed. this is not including medicare, medicaid, they are not totally thinking about reforming the entire u.s. health care, it's too big. biggest industry in the united states by a lot, and it's growing very fast, so they are really centered in on one thing and that's trying to reduce the cost of health care for the organizations, and if they develop things that are going to be helpful that go beyond that, i'm sure they will try to spread it out across bigger portion of the private sector. liz: they say they're not in it for profit. do you believe that? these guys are capitalists if nothing else. >> they may not be in it for profit but certainly in it for savings. that translates into profits and they have a lot of employees and they're interested in saving on the health care of the employees. you know, this is possible, we have done this at the cleveland clinic, and with some 100,000 of our

the state has 798,000 medicaid recipients, have approved medicaid work requirements with eight othertates expressing interest. donald trump rallying hispanic business owners as a latino coalition. >> jeanette is the president of echo select, technology staffing business. not only is her company's taxable going down, her business is experiencing of the best quarter in the company's 22 year history and that is great news. congratulations to jeanette. heather: the president commending jeanette who is benefiting from his tax cuts. thank you for joining us this morning, really appreciate it. you are doing well, one of the top 500 businesses, what did you think of what the president had to say? anything stand out? >> i was impressed with the president's work yesterday, such a positive economic environment and this is a time we are looking at more than tax reform. regulatory reforms have really helped us provide less burdensome and costly oversight that helped our bottom line. heather: 10% of us businesses are latino owned. this is something that is important to a large majority of our popu

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after adding $2 trillion to the debt, republicans plan $2 trillion worth of cuts to medicare and medicaid. democrats will continue to expose the truth all over the country. we're having the tax scam, the tax march folks have just been magnificent participants, just putting forth the facts. what does this mean to your state in arizona, texas, and illinois, in florida, and new york and massachusetts and california, did i say california ore than once? it's a big state. the list goes on and on. we will speak out against the g.o.p.'s tax scam, massive giveaways to the wealthy, and consequences for workers, seniors and families. democrats want real bipartisan reform. some people say to me if you win, what would you do? we said what we would do is what we said the republicans should do. we would have bipartisan open hearings on how we go forward with the appropriate level of corporate tax cut, how do we first and foremost empower financially the middle class and make that permanent, not treat them as second class people in our country because we said for the corporations it's a permanent tax cut

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one more point i would make, a critical piece of this report connecting snap program.aid 60% of medicaid beneficiaries are snap participants, you can improve nutritional decision-making on the snap side we could see n, improvements in health outcomes preventable and reduction in healthcare cost on medicaid side of equation. that is critical link here, improvement in health and improvement in reduction in if we can cost maximize and optimize nutrition in the program. host: title of the report, eading with leading with nutrition, leveraging federal programs for better health. available from the bipartisan policy center. new york city, independent, go ahead. caller: good morning, john. morning, dr. recipients parekh.buy dr. parekh, i've heard people call "washington journal" and say the food stampthings like toothpaste with their ebt cards. would you specifically talk what they can't buy with the ebt card? thank you. guest: a couple are restricted like alcohol, cigarettes, hot products.other host: why hot meals? guest: i think prepared meals, if you will. i think most products have to be ha

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some are combing jails finding people medicaid to bring them out and put them into treatment without follow-up and others who do it right. he says a provider how to use of support those? >> we will use evidence-based in terms of treatment. that's why we think this medically assisted treatment is effective because there's evidence it works. >> i am out of time. >> thank you. if you stick around we'll have a second round. >> thank you mr. chair and ranking member. thank you governors for being here. thank you for being brave to speak about your personal stories as they connect to this epidemic. other americans have been speaking up and being brave and sharing their stories. i like unanimous consent to enter some narrative of photos from this week's time magazine called the opiate diaries. it is compelling and i think the pictures in particular capture what's happening in our country. >> so ordered. >> i want to return to the issue of medicaid assisted treatment in a minute. i want to touch on something that we have not talked about that much yet. i believe strategies to address the opi

and 10 care, our middle carried best medicaid program, actually saw a sharp increase in babies born with nas that tennessee became the first state to create a statewide database to track how many infants were born with nas each year. congress has taken a number of steps in 2015, protecting our infants act, senator and -- sponsored by senator mcconnell and kc. it is an act that helps federal programs become more successful in helping pregnant mothers struggling with opioid abuse. 2016, the comprehensive addiction and recovery act -- we call it cara -- which included input from any members in this committee, and included with cara were updates to the child abuse and treatment act, which has safe plans for families and children impacted by drug abuse. congress passed the child abuse prevention and treatment act in 1974 to combat child abuse and to help states protect their child protection and child welfare services. due to updates, the loud out -- law now requires addressing the needs of the infant and the family member. it requires states to collect new information. and congress also pass

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medicaid is a great example. medicaid was supposed to be a kind of program to capture, to help those who simply weren't going to be able to help them. poor children, people who had fallen out of the workplace. people who were very sick and uninsurable. that was a small population in 1965. it's become larger, it's become larger because many employers no longer provide their employees with healthcare and they pay them so little that they actually qualify, more children are growing up, 31% now in single parent households, and when wages stagnate you need two wage earners to keep above the poverty line. more children in poverty than we had then. rather than assign blame, i would say the structure of today's economy actually created many of these ballooning costs. it was never perceived that we would have the kind of inequality that we do today. >> did we pay for the vietnam war at the time? >> did we pay for it at the time? no. the johnson administration, they effectively had to borrow the money because they couldn't

he wants to protect medicaid, social security, and medicare. so what from conor lamb's play book do you want to take beyond that? >> well, he ran a very pro union campaign, being a union member, that's something that's been very important for me. standing up for working people. and our campaign staff was the first to unionize in the history of politics. i'm very proud of that. and unions aren't just fwor people paying union dues. it's about standing up for all working people. and in wisconsin we see that now with the policies that have rammed down by governor walker since he was elected. now we're looking at paul ryan taking it to a national level and trying to enact them there. and it's not something that's going to help us out at all. here is how conor lamb's winning played according to paul ryan. watch this. >> i think the candidate that's going to win this race is the candidate that ran as a prolife prokwun, anti-nancy pelosi conservative. that's the candidate that's going to win. >> but privately cnn ryan told fellow republicans that it wa

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