with mips, and the second panel will discuss ways to reform mips. the first panel will be moderated by cavita cottell who practices medicine and is a non-resident fellow at brookings. >> thank you, paul. i'm going to go ahead and -- i'm going to briefly introduce our panel. each panelist does have slides, and as a result, i couldn't help but put in -- i was able to get some slides myself. but as paul mentioned, and i know there are a lot of you watching on the webcast, we are going to talk about how mips is actually working on the ground, but we can't help but offer potential foray into some solutions or try to bridge to our second panel which paul will be leading. so starting to my right, we have belinda rutledge, and they're in order of appearance as well. the vice president of public strategy of the core institute for the green health system of california, sharon with the american college of physicians, aaron litz, and tim gron nirnig. they can each talk about their respe respective roles during their presentations. i decided to put in a couple p

f and peoplt then this cake up in the last minute a last mip attack. from republican perspective they think these are rank, bias issues. this is a serious charge. and it needs be looked at in a credible way. and if evidence comes forward or credible, then it should be taken. >> rushing to a hearing and rushing to a vote.it ut involving fbi and other investigation. does it make sense? have to move one year ago. from a democratic pay. i will say that president obama had a supreme court nominee. garland. for a listening time. and the rublicans delayed and delayed until they got to make their pick. and so from my perspective, the republicans aren't playing fair on this. it's not a transparent process. >> senator sfin feinstein in her defense says the privacy was the over riding concern.ul and c't ask for a investigation or turn it over without betraying the confidentiality. >> a week before the hearings it goes off the table. >> how did itea get d. >> a bush member of the bush has said the no reason why they can't do the fbi investigation. that shoulbe the

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so zawahiri than mip was the gd ideas very al-qaeda. this is a good idea and osama bin laden would say no. the way these things with travel is zawahiri would take 30 days to get to ubl i think you feel about ten days to answer, give it to carrier, the dates back to zawahiri. looking about a 60 day at best transfer of information. again, zawahiri was never able to get al-nusra to counter isis in rhetoric in syria. we never did either. never said that there is no caliphate in syria because the affiliates has there is and they've been more stringent on recruiting people. isis would take anyone. to your point about isis planting a flag and a porta potty and callingan it province, they will take anyone. but al-nusra as a more stringent criteria for joining him something that zawahiri got away from, i let anyone get into al-qaeda. that's received his brakes with other sunni groups from traditional al-qaeda senior leadership because there really isn't. there is seniorp leadership but not necessary being listened to. >> but it does seem like bi