durham or mr. webb. but if a plan looks at its network and says we have 30 ophthalmologists in our network and they're looking at the specialty designation, but they're not looking at sub specialists for which there may not be a medicare subspecialty designation, should they be doing a little bit more of a deeper dive if, for example, someone notes to see a retina specialist, but that ophthalmologist doesn't provide a lot of retina services, should they be taking it down to the cbt level to find out do we have an adequate number of et rhett /* retina specialists to be caring for patients with very specific needs? i think that's a really important point. i've heard health plans using the g.o. access reports to help determine network adequacy. that does not go down to the subspecialty level. it may just look at the specialty designation. i'd welcome any thoughts that mr. webb or mr. durham have or even mr. ginsburg on ascertaining whether truly there is network adequacy. >> well, let me say something quick

durham or mr. webb. if a plan looked at its network and says we have 30 ophthalmologist and they are looking at the specialty z. should they be taking it down to the cpt level to find out do we have an adequate number of retina specialists in our network to be caring for patients with specific needs. i've heard of health plans using the g it so i'd welcome any thoughts that they would have on, you know, ascertaining whether truly there is network adequacy. >> let me say something quickly about subspecialties and move onto the others questions. we're in a lairing process but how to regulate and have trance par transparency for limited network plans. . i know this fairly well about the issue of retina specialists was raised through the academy of ophthalmology it went to the insurer who just responded. oh, we didn't know that. we will make sure to put retina specialists in the plan. >> it's discovery this is an issue. i would say yes, the detail that's going to be needed in some specialties probably will h

mr. president. cheryl: joining us now, david webb and leslie marshall, both are radio talk show hosts an fox news contributorsow the governor is really, he is sounding a warning saying we can't do this alone. we need financial help. they need security help along the border. does he have a point. >> i don't think he has a point with blaming the president. does he want another executive order? the gop doesn't like that obviously. what they need is reformation. this is something that former president george w. bush said we need immigration reform, a comprehensive immigration reform package. by the way, i don't hear any solutions. just throwing it to the president with governor perry with regard to those children's, with regard to thousands there in detention centers and other states where i am usually, california, i don't hear any solutions by him and republicans using this as we see the virginia race as -- cheryl: at the same time, this happened so fast. >> right. cheryl: these kids, these babies in some instances just started flooding across-the-boarder. no one was prepared for this. and frankly the law is not

up next law partners hillary clinton webb hubbell talks about the background to his political thriller based in arkansas where mr. hubbell was once the mayor. >> good afternoon everyone. thank you all for being here. we get to enjoy some great air-conditioning while people at riverfest don't get too so i guess we get that. i want to welcome a conversation with webb hubbell. the lehman library is proud to bring in this program. webb has written a phenomenal book. if you have not read it you are missing out. i guarantee after this program you will go and read it. i want to give you an intro about mr. hubbell. mr. hubbell was born in little rock in 1948. he has a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering in 1970 and jurist doctorate degrees with honors and 73 from the university of arkansas in fayetteville. this is one of the most important things being an avid hawk fan that i am. he played football for arkansas from 65 to 69. during his senior year at the razorbacks were the southwest conference champions, cochampions and winners of the 69 sugar bowl against the undefeated, then undefeated university of georgia.

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