carney and all of his efforts working with mr. nunez. but the problem is that there remains some serious shortcomings in this bill, and unfortunately we cannot try to remedy it through an amendment. so the notion there's an open process here is incorrect. the definition of expatriate has been tightened. i think there remain some issues, at least one regarding it. but the major problem relates to the language and how it would impact potentially health insurance for an estimated 13 million legal permanent residents and others who are lawfully present foreign workers in the u.s. let me just give you examples of where the standards remain weak. for example, under this legislation expat plans would have dispensation to be washington than other employer plans in this country. they could, for example, impose cost sharing on preventive benefits. they could impose annual and lifetime limits on coverage. they could impose unduly long waiting periods. indeed, the only a.c.a. provision that would clearly remain in effect would be that they would hav

mr. nuÑez. >> thank you. mr. morell, just to follow-up.the reason the perpetrators have not been brought to justice is because they are not labeled "al governmenthe u.s. will stop is that right? >> i don't know that. did consider them to be al qaeda, didn't they? >> what we said and what the analysts still believe is that the attackers that night, some of them were affiliated with al qaeda. you.ank i will switch topics. you participated in a deputies committee on september 12. you do not mention it, but you also participated in a deputies call on the 13th. in both of these, you discussed the benghazi attacks. >> correct. >> who else participated in that call? >> which one? >> on the 1213. >> i do not remember in detail who participated. >> let me be specific, was anyone from traveling on those calls -- let me be specific, was anyone from tripoli on those calls? >> on the 12, i remember. amman, both of the chief of station and the deputy were on. i think they were under 13, but i do not remember for certain. in our investigation, the first

mr. nuÑez. >> mr.morell i want to go back to the intelligence product that you reference on the 13th. specifically who were the analysts they came up with that product collects. >> they were the analysts in our office of terrorism are you. >> so the cia only? >> the cia the analysts from the office of terrorism analysis drafted the peace and coordinated it across the intelligence community. >> you are telling me -- approved? >> i don't know exactly which ones. you'll have to ask agency for that but it was coordinated in the intelligence community and if the tni were here he would tell you was an intelligence community view. >> who are the analyst. i know who the boss was. do we know who the analysts were? >> sure. there are analysts who focus on extremist group terrorist groups in north africa and i believe was those analyst to work on this product. >> you mention when you look into this he you said and i'm just paraphrasing here but you said there were more data points that showed that there was a pro

. >> mr. nunez. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ambassador, welcome. great to see you again. could you give us a quick update on your negotiations with the solving or dealing with sps issues, specifically dispute resolution in both the tpp and e.u. negotiations? >> well, in the tpp negotiations which are further along, we are negotiating a strong sps chapter. and we anticipate making sure that that chapter is subject to dispute settlement either at the wto or in tpp itself. >> do you feel comfortable with what where we're -- do you think we're making progress? because several members of this committee and several members of congress have expressed a strong interest in making sure we do have dispute resolution. do you feel -- >> it's not a fully-resolved issue, but i think we're making progress, and we're doing so in a way that insures that our regulatory agencies, the food and drug administration and others, can do what they need to do as necessary this terms of risk assessments and equivalency determinations to implement their mandate or their obligations to provide for food

mr. nuÑez. >> thank you. mr. morell, just to follow-up.the reason the perpetrators have not been brought to justice is because they are not labeled "al qaeda" by the u.s. government will stop is that right? >> i don't know that. >> but the cia did consider them to be al qaeda, didn't they? >> what we said and what the analysts still believe is that the attackers that night, some of them were affiliated with al qaeda. >> thank you. i will switch topics. you participated in a deputies committee on september 12. you do not mention it, but you also participated in a deputies call on the 13th. in both of these, you discussed the benghazi attacks. >> correct. on theber the world 13th. i do not remember that for sure. >> in our investigation, the first evidence that we have of this mysterious intel product that you brought up on the 13th. >> i do not remember saying that there was -- briefing the deputies that there was a protest at the deputies meeting on the 13. i would not be surprised at all that i did so. why do i -- >> the way i understand,