mr. kaiser's donation? >> no, sir. >> when treasury determined the loan, did you instruct anyone to take any specific action regarding this rate because of mr. kaiser's donation to the president? >> no. >> are you aware of anything never suggest mr. kaiser's donation was a factor in d.o.e.'s determination whether the grantor restructure the solyndra loan guarantee? >> no. >> no, sir. >> mr. burner? >> no, sir. >> i thank you for your answers and for the limited value it may be. i yield back my time. >> the gentleman kneels back and will temporarily recess the committee. we asked the forbearance of the witnesses. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible c

mr. kaiser. did any of you talk to mr. kaiser? >> i did not. >> i did not. >> did you ask anyone to give specific advice on thatbecause of mr. kaiser's donations the president? >> no. >>>> when treasury determined interest rates for solyndra, did you instruct anyone to take this is a big action regarding this rate because of mr. kaiser's donations to the president? >> no. >> is there anything that would suggest that mr. kaiser's donation to the bus and was a factor in granting or restructuring the solyndra -- donation to the president was a factor in granting or restructuring the solyndra loan guarantee? >> no, sir. >> i thank you for your answers and for your being here today for the limited value it may be. >> we are going to temporarily recessed the committee and we ask the forbearance of the witnesses. >> the subcommittee will be convened. -- will reconvene. we have had a chance to review this. i think before i make my final decision i will recognize the gentleman from texas emeritus of the full committee, on his reservation.

mr. kaiser on this question of the loan. did any of you hear from mr. kaiser?nstruct anyone to give specific advice on the terms and conditions because of the donation to the president? >> no, sir, certainly not. >> you have any reason to believe they gave specific advice on to doe on the terms and conditions of the solyndra loan because of mr. kaiser's donation to the president? >> no sir. >> when they determined the interest rates did you instruct anyone to take any specific action regarding this because of the donation to the president? >> nope. >> are you aware of anything that would suggest that his donation to the president was a factor in the doe's determination whether duran or restructured loan guarantee? >> no. >> no sir. >> i think you for your answer and for being here today with the limited value it may be i yield back my time. >> we are going to temporarily recessed the committee and come back and ask the forbearance of the witnesses. >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the subcommittee will reconvene in as we mentioned befor

mr. kaiser will share his knowledge on the issues affecting the access, the cost and the quality of health care in the united states put the building on his career in the healthcare leadership, mr. speed will also provide perspective on the work that kaiser permanente is currently undertaking to serve as a model of quality and affordability for the future of the health care industry. ladies and gentlemen, please help me welcome bernard j. tyson. [applause] thank you, mike. it's great to be here this evening. i've been looking forward to this event. i have to tell you one of the heads of the i.t. guys this year, and dick got on my case saying i was bringing my ipad and pieces of paper. [laughter] so i have not gone totally techie but i am getting very close. i am really happy to be here this evening. this happens to be a topic that i care a lot about and spend a lot of time going around the country talking about health care, presenting a case, which i will do with you this evening. using the analogy of a patient, healthcare as a patient, i want to describe to you why my theory that the pati

it's a country built on banking fraud but let me jump to a tweet i got from the max kaiser twitter account this is from mr canning who asks where does steve see sterling going as the bank of england with more quantitative easing while the euro hopefully takes possibly takes a nosedive so how does the bank of england's quantitative easing program affect the pal and going forward as you see it well i think really what's going to happen is more of that not necessarily what quantity of easing goes to the pound it's really what's going to happen in the united states of the dollar i suspect that whatever quantity of easing we try and do in the united kingdom isn't really going to have a great effect we will see the potential of inflationary issues going down in the future and we must be deeply concerned about that but really we're caught between over so it's is really what's going to be coming out of the united states and what's happening in europe we're trying our best but we're still cool within this economic trump and this danger that faces us from europe. right stave off that's all the time we have thanks s

thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you michael way much more coming away so stay right there. in the. region and discovery's buzy. communicated with a while. mr. and become free. seen walking nature can give you. the. first. welcome back to the kaiserin part time max kaiser oh boy here it is this is the book i've been waiting for investing in troubled times by charles hughes smith big fans of charles use the bath water because the report thank you max just as you are here in europe that you describe as a neo feudal kleptocracy a five hundred million debt service tell us more well max as you've covered on the show many times it seems that we have to ask who is the recipient of all the sacrifices being asked of the european people both the taxpayers in germany and elsewhere and those who are being. suffering under the austerity programs of greece that suffer and it seems that the answer is not the people of those countries but the banks which overextended massive quantities of debt to the sovereign states and to the individuals right well this is a point that's being made more and more people understand that the banks are at the heart of the pr

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mr. tyson, the chief operating officer of kaiser permanente for coming here tonight. health is important to all of us, and it was very illuminating tonight. thank you so much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> fabulous job. >> oh, thank you. >> god bless you. >> thank you so much. >> i like your watch. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> it was a wonderful job. >> thank you. i'm a health care futurist. >> okay. >> i want to come visit you. >> oh, sure. >> all right. >> um, you should meet donna. i don't know where she went. i'll make sure she's got the information. okay, great. >> put this in your pocket. >> all right. [inaudible conversations] >> you're so much on target, i'd like -- this is something i wrote for you. >> okay. >> and i'm convinced that a trillion dollars that could be taken out of our medical care. you're talking about $3 trillion, your numbers indicate everybody a member of ciezer and paying -- kaiser and paying $5,000 -- >> we're going live, now, to the heritage foundation this afternoon for remarks from three former u.s. attorneys genera