billy house and paul krawzak joining us. paul: president-elect trump has announced he will nominate tom price, the chairman of the house budget committee, as his health and human services secretary. you have probably worked with price more than most democrats on the budget committee. do you think he is a good choice or a bad choice for secretary, and if so, why? rep. yarmuth: i think i could come up with a better nominee given some time. tom is a very nice man, a gentleman, he is thoughtful, but he has a perspective on the health care system that i just think is not in tune with modern health care delivery system and reimbursement system. he is a physician, and my experience with physicians and health care is they are great at providing care but in terms of having overall perspective on the entire health care system, which again is 18% of the entire economy, the perspective is so myopic that they really have a hard time dealing with the big picture and the macro picture. that is what he would have to do a secretary. again, i

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