scully, on price gouging for medicaid recipients? caller: a lot of issue -- guest: a lot of issues there. first of all, good luck to your wife. 66% ofd pays about commercial insurance. when you go to the hospital, the doctors don't like it, and some doctors won't take medicaid because they get paid a third less. so they just try not to see medicaid patients. every hospital in the country is to take medicaid. medicaid patients usually have low or no co-pay. the odds of his medicaid disappearing is zero. what happens is you go to the hospital in the hospital charges $930.0 -- they know the medicaid will probably pay you that paid him $200. nobody is ashley paying that amount under the bizarre circumstance of health-care system. states tend to underpay medicaid on purpose because they can. that is the way most states work. host: you are the cms and ministry of 2001 two 2004, can you explain what that job does and how much reform can they accomplish on their own without any sort of legislation from congress? guest: it depends. under the

cohen, health and human services secretary and speaker paul wright with house majority whip steve scully is yesterday and it shows. >> we offer coverage to everyone. if you're your medicaid today just to medicaid. if you're covered under an employer-sponsored plan, you'll continue to be covered under an employer-sponsored plan. >> there will be off worse understanding their choices they can select coverage that they want. >> it's not her job to make people do something they don't want to do. it's a job to universal lack says. this bill does repeal and replace obama cared in the way with a played out over the years. they will keep moving forward and get it done. >> trade to does the cbo score impact passing legislation?

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i'm appreciative of sister mary scully. keep doing god's work. how's that?you, too, michael, okay? we need -- we all need to be doing that for the kingdom. for the world -- >> nothing wrong with that. sister mary scully, i appreciate it. tweet me @smerconish. here's another -- let's see. bill donahue is making the weakest argument ever against married men performing priestley duties. i take it the swamp monitor is just not going along with the soccer league rationalization that bill gave to me. i wasn't either. i enjoy having the conversation with him. >>> ahead, arnold schwarzenegger invited me to his home this week for a private meeting. i wasn't there to talk "terminator." not to talk mr. olympia or president trump. the subject was gerrymandering, and that's all right with me. ty we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failu

up thursday morning, former administrator for the centers for medicare and medicaid services tom scully will discuss the decision by some states to expand medicaid following last week's failed effort to repeal the affordable care act. as well as the future of health care in the u.s. then democratic congressman john delaney of maryland will discuss his legislation tying tax reform to new infrastructure planning. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" wednesday morning. join the discussion. >>> at the white house this afternoon, vice president mike pence swore in david friedman as the u.s. ambassador to israel. let's watch. [ applause ] >> good afternoon. on behalf of the president of the united states of america, today it is my great privilege and honor to administer the oath of office to the 20th united states ambassador to israel, david friedman. [ applause ] we're joined today by his beautiful family beginning with his wife tammy, their five children, and five of their beautiful and highly animated grandchildren. grandchildren. it is really an honor to have with us david's cou

. >>> pioneering rap group mwa and scully has made it into the library of congress. straight out of compton has made it into the library. >> also being paired with scully one of his calls involving the new york giants. the rivalry continues with the dodgers playing in los angeles and the giants playing somewhere in the bay area. >> can somebody please imagine. >> our producers are telling us the story. i thought they're doing something there. >>> baseball weather out there lately. >> we're going to have great weather tomorrow. we have some awesome weathers. let's look outside right now. at 6:50 out the window a beautiful clear sunrise. it's 53 degrees in san francisco at half moon bay at 58 degrees to start out. up to 65 degrees there along the coast line. 68 in san francisco. inland areas we're talking about upper 70s today. we're in the east bay and going to see those temperatures going up and down over the next few days. as you look out the window in san francisco, want to know how to dress for this weather. we start out with cool temperatures, but do not forget t

former senator medicaid and medicare -- tom scully will join us.e will be joined by john delaney later for a discussion on infrastructure spending and tax reform. last night, james comey spoke ce and the intelligen national security alliance on intelligence gathering and law enforcement. >> the last year, almost a year now, has been both difficult and easier than you might think. i've never been prouder of the fbi. what makes it easy is we are not on anyone's side ever. we are not considering whose ox will be cored by this, we just don't care and we cannot care. are the facts,t what is the law, what is the right thing to do. we often we find ourselves choosing between bad and worse. having a short menu of options. in a way, that is been easy, because that is who the fbi is. people look at me and say look at what you did, actually the f the i decisions in a high quality way. the reason we confuse people is most people see the world differently than we do, especially in a hyper partisan environment. most people wear glasses that filter the world acco

last weather and goodbye scully: for the first time, i feel time like a heartbeat-- the seconds pumpingin my breast like a reckoning; the numinous mysteries that once seemed so distant and unreal threatening clarity in the presence of a truth entertained not in youth, but only in its passage. i feel these words as if their meaning were weight being lifted from me, knowing that you will read them and share my burden as i have come to trust no other. that you should know my heart, look into it, finding there the memory and experience that belong to you, that are you, is a comfort to me now, as i feel the tethers loose and the prospects darken for the continuance of a journey

to scully will forever be a symbol of american justice. chosen judge american justice. to fill his seat, we have chosenjudge neil gorsuch, a man of incredible skill and deep devotion to the law. he was confirmed unanimously by the court of appeals and i am asking the senate to swiftly approve his nomination. applause tonight as i outlined the next steps we must take as a country, we must honestly acknowledge the circumstances we inherited. —— outline. 94 million americans are out of the labour force. over 43 million people are now living in poverty and over 43 million americans are on food stamps. more than one in five people in their prime working years are not working. we have the worst financial recovery in 65 years. in the last eight yea rs, in 65 years. in the last eight years, the past administration has put on more new debt and nearly all the other presidents combined. we've lost more than one quarter of our manufacturing jobs since nafta was approved and we've lost 60,000 factories since china joined the world trade organisation in

coming up in an hour, former senators former medicaid services administrator tom scully. he will discuss the future of health care as more states consider medicaid expansion. at 8:30 a.m., maryland congressman john delaney is here to talk about infrastructure spending and tax reform. ♪ host: good morning. it is thursday, march 30. the house is set to gavel in at 9:00 a.m. this morning for legislative business. the senate will convene at 9:30 this morning pre. we will discuss the new opioid commission launched by the administration. it will evaluate the federal .overnment's treatment efforts we want to hear from you this morning about the opioid epidemic in your community. what problems do you see when it me

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scully's votes no. mr. lotto. mr. lana votes no. mrs. mcmorris rodgers votes no. mr. harper votes no. mr. lance. mr. lance votes no. mr. country. mr. guthrie but snow. mr. olson votes no. mr. mckinley votes no. mr. kensinger votes no. mr. griffith votes no. mr. barack us. but snow.irakis mr. johnson votes no. -- unquote -- protect the unborn and women i vote no. mr. bush on votes no. mr. flores votes no. ms. brooks votes no. mr. mullen votes no. mr. hudson votes no. mr. collins. mr. cramer votes no. mr. wahlberg knows -- but snow. mrs. walters votes no. mr. costello votes no. mr. carter votes no. votes ayee mr. rush. miss eshoo. mr. ingle votes i. mr. green a votes aye mr. get votes yae mr. doyle votes aye miss czajkowski votes aye mr. butterfield votes ayr ms. matsui votes aye ms. castor votes aye mr. serbians aye mr. mcnerney votes aye mr. welch aye ayelujan votes mr. tomko votes aye ms. clark votesaye mr. bosak aye mr. schrader votes aye mr. kennedy votes aye mr. cardin votes aye mr. ruiz votes aye mr. peters votes aye miss dingell votes aye morman walden votes are

. >> meghan: wanted trend start that anybody is the rightful heir to justice scully is a sea seat? you're so vilified for simile being conservative, and i do think that's a township since the time you were in d.c. >> ari: it started in 1987. that really is the moment that people clashed in washington and never stopped clashing. it's only gotten worse since then. the biggest change, i would abolish the filibuster. that will help republicans, some years it will help democrats. it where it rules nation. the filibuster will block and not get it done. >> harris: because you've worked across two different demonstrations, i'm interested to get your idea about this question. why is it that someone in washington, it means the other site has to lose? >> gillian: all i can say -- i've been living in this city for ten years, what i will say is what president trump said the other day about in yesteryear, republicans or democrats used to argue on the house and senate floor and then went out for drinks after, it doesn't really happen anymore. on a personal level. to go to the hill, you meet with

he's taking over scully as a seat.obviously -- if they blow this political capital, they look like sore losers. neil gorsuch as something out of special casting. i don't know if there is a more perfect candidate for the supreme court right now. he's clearly a man who studied and was ready to go through the hearing. i think democrats make them out to be some kind of villain, it will only bring them hurt. >> marie: neil gorsuch is probably the best we could have hoped for for president trump. we could have had ted cruz nominated for supreme court which i think the senate would have confirmed it just to get him out of senate. i think neil gorsuch clearly respects the institution, which i really like. i disagree with him on some issues. i think he says a lot of the right things and i agree with pete and megan on this. democrats need to gear up from that. i watched that whole hearing and he stressed independence of the judiciary. chuck schumer is the leader of the party and i think there is a lot of hard feelings about garl

day seriously i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly last weather and goodbye scully... merry christmas! hello! hi! oh, my god, look at you! can you believe this? how am i going to get my arms around you? it's not going to be long now. you're huge. i know! hi. welcome, welcome. hi, sweetie. let's get you two settled. sorry about the digs, mom. i know you hoped like hell you'd never have to spend another night in base housing. are you kidding? this is wonderful. this is the exact same layout as our old house. well, that's the navy for you. bill tells me, mom that you're going to be staying in your old room and the nursery's going to be in dana and melissa's room. that's right. ( grunting) i got it. bill!

listen to what house majority whip steve scully said about the particular point yesterday. >> we have no choice but to me to play better for all americans out there. we would have scored x-ray. cbo will do what they need to do. in the past the cbo score has been meaningless. many more people being ensured that i've actually been insured. >> the ceo of -- cbo you have to go with their numbers. it's important to look historically. they then offered health care estimation a lot over the years. maria: dairy ago. obamacare costs a trillion dollars more than cbo predicted. >> this is a winner for the white house the past week your info because there it is. ironically pointed to the cbo score to not support legislation before. it becomes politically these things in certain ways but they do anticipate these things cost more than their projected two. the idea is to bring down costs about the concern. the main concern is the actual policy in the year that extend the programs. >> if they can't get this done, tax reform -- >> wall street will be watching how this plays out. the precursor to tax r

if you don't mind, i want toheir read one sentence from what senator scully i'm sorry, justice scalia said about the importance of disclosure which gives us a sense that he might even be parting with scully on this important piece. there are laws against threats and intimidation and harsh reiticism.m. short of action is a pricecritia people have been willing to play for self-governance. requiring people to stand up in public for their political acts fosters civic courage without which democracy is doomed. >> my time is expired. thank you.nk >> thank you senator white house and you for filling in when i had to go vote. professor while many try to argue that original is a severely conservative, others have said a ritualism have beeni described to by others.udges something at the harvard law school, for example onceem described the late discuss hugo black is a liberal us. would you believe a ritualism is not by itself, ideologically political in nature? >> yes, i would. if i may give an example or two, it is absolutely true much of the interest in a ritualism at the beginning was generat

are some of the more moderate members or >> i only have to wait for people, which i am one in steve scully says two. it is not like i'm flogging. so again, we all wanted to pass. some of us just want to improve it a little bit before we send it to the senate. there is a lot of goodwill for our leadership. we understand their dilemma and we certainly want to work with our president. basic principles are basic principles. >> you've got a senator right here. they like i'm going to get to him. >> i want to have one more question on the house because that's where a lot of action is right now. how big of a role do you think the white house is playing right now and how big of a role should they be playing to bring this thing through to the vote? >> i think the white house is key in interestingly, we are very fortunate in that two of the key white house intermediaries, secretary of health and human services tom price is the former chairman of the house budget committee and the director of management budget, nick mulvaney is one of my coaches on the congressional baseball team and a key member of t

scully's votes >> mr. hudson is not recorded. >> votes now. members who wish to cast their votes?>> are you checking on one? report thelerk will tally. andn this vote, 23 yes is -- the amendment is not adopted. -- there other of members other members with amendments? we are going to the republican technology mr. collins. >> the clerk will record the amendment. to theamendment amendment offered by mr. collins. >> the gentleman is recognized. the gentleman is recognized to speak. >> the amendment would cut -- provide relief in new york. cost-sharing's, some have to come up with part andhe medicare spending viewer takes care of this more than other states by far. 100% of the property taxes medicaid went towards costs and we need to find taxything else with sales and new york state makes the policy decisions and it is only fair that new york state bears the cost of the program and allows the cost to go down to lower levels of government, allowing state officials to avoid accountability and to allow states to spend more. to guy and there is a sign in my office that says, "in god we tru

up thursday morning, former administrator for the centers for medicare and medicaid services tom scully will discuss the decision by some states to expand medicaid as well as the future of health care in the u.s. and john delaney of maryland will discuss his legislation tying tax reform to infrastructure planning. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. thursday morning. join the discussion. >>> then at 10:00, the senate -- we'll hear from cybersecurity officials and a former u.s. intelligence officer for russia. find our live coverage right here on c-span3. >>> the top personnel officials briefed lawmakers on a pilot shortage affecting all four of the services. this house armed services subcommittee hearing runs about an hour 1/2. -- and a half. >>> comes to order. i want to welcome everyone to the hear on the shortage of pilots in military services. >> today we'll hear from the services on their progress towards increasing the retention of military pilots both officers and warrant officers. we know pilot demands are increasing in the commercial sector and the demand to hir

scully's votes no. mr. latta votes no. mr. mcmorris rodgers votes no. mr. harper votes no. mr. lance votes no. mr. guthrie votes no. mr. olson votes no. esther mckinley votes no. mr. kinsman -- mr. container votes no. asterisk votes no. mr. bilirakis votes no. mr. johnson -- mr. longboat snow. mr. bush on votes no. mr. flores votes no. mrs. brooks votes no. hudson votes mr. no. mr. collins votes no. mr. cramer votes no. mr. wahlberg votes no. mrs. walters votes no. no.costello votes mr. carter votes no. e.otes ayne mr. green votes i. aye.oyle votes mr. butterfield votes aye. aye.atsui votes mr. sarbanes-oxley aye. ye.her welch votes a mr. lujan votes aye. ms. clark votes aye. aye.lopez that votes mr. schrader votes aye. mr. cardin's votes aye. mr. lee's votes aye. .r. peters votes aye chairman walden votes no. i want to make sure my recep time to get here. mr. barton, how would you like to vote? mr. barton votes no. >> mr. mullen votes no. >> mr. johnson votes no. >> are there any other republicans not recorded? how about on the democratic side? are there any members not record

scully's votes no. >> mr. lata votes no. mcmorris-rogers votes no. >> mr. lantz? >> mr. lance votes no. >> mr. guthrie votes no. >> mr. olson? >> mr. mckinley? >> mr. mckinley votes no. >> mr. kensinger votes no. mr. griffith? >> mr. griffin votes no. votes norakus mr. johnson votes no. mr. long votes no. mr. bush on votes no. mr. florettes votes no. mrs. of -- mrs. brooks votes no. >> mr. mullen? mr. mullen votes no. mr. hudson votes no. mr. colin's votes no. mr. cramer? mr. wahlberg? mr. wahlberg votes no. ms. walters? ms. walters votes no. mr. costello votes no. mr. carter votes no. mr. pallone? mr. pallone votes aye. eschoo votes aye. mr. green? mr. green votes aye. mr. gets votes aye. mr. doyle votes aye. miss schick housekeeper. eski votes aye. ms. caster votes aye. mr. mcnerney? mr. mcnerney votes aye. mr. wiltshire votes aye. mr. lujan votes aye. mr. tonko votes aye. mr. lubsack votes aye. mr. kennedy? mr. kennedy votes aye. aye.ardenas votes mr. peters? mr. peters votes aye. ms. dingle votes aye. chairman walden? chairman walden votes no. >> the gentleman from p

up thursday morning, former administrator for the centers for medicare and medicaid services tom scully will discuss the decision by some states to expand medicaid as well as the future of health care in the u.s. and john delaney of maryland will discuss his legislation tying tax reform to infrastructure planning. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. thursday morning. join the discussion. >>> then at 10:00, the senate -- we'll hear from cybersecurity officials and a former u.s. intelligence officer for russia. find our live coverage right here on c-span3. >>> the

stuart: i'm reading between the lines, john scully, and you're saying, no, we're probably not going tone other thing, however, before we move on. you know silicon valley, why do most people detest and have contempt for donald trump? >> well, i don't live in silicon valley anymore, so i don't have maybe the firsthand knowledge even though i'm very involved in the high-tech industry. the reality is immigration, i think, is such a central issue for high-tech people. about almost 70% of the leadership of silicon valley, stuart, is people who come from some other part of the world, who have come to silicon valley because they have unique talents. we need the h-1b visas for the most talented people. immigration is very, very fundamental to america's innovation. it's a big issue in silicon valley. stuart: what do you think the corporate tax rate should be? i believe it's 35% now, where would john sculley put it? >> i'd put it at 20%. 20% is what a good deal of the world has. we need to get a lower corporate tax. but in addition to the lower corporate tax, we've got to reduce regulations. the

potentially block the choice to replace the late justice antonin scully. >> legislators might not makehey are answerable to the people. when you come to court with a case or controversy about a past fact, you want a neutral, rigidly mutual come if they are coming decision maker. you want somebody who is going put politics aside. drain to the latest as republicans consider using the nuclear option coming up in targeting the first family from arnold schwarzenegger with the president over his approval rating. and first daughter ivanka is said. a good samaritan comes to the head of the michigan state trooper appeared the heroic thing coming out. bebe turns its folks online. what they will only sell online. market this morning feeling the pressure. further selling on the heels of a terrible day yesterday. worst day of 27 team. the sharpest declines yesterday since september. investors are wondering where the health care bill stands and what does that mean for tax reform, which of course is a positive for economic growth and with any upset they any upset bear, investors sold. global markets

. >> steve scully's, the majority whip. he said these changes definitely strengthen the number in terms of the rsc coming on board. it seems they are short. >> they need to hundred 16 to pass it. he did not say yes, he said this is helping our numbers. he said he is relying on having met with the rsc this morning to encourage members to vote. he said trump is more on board than he was before, 1000% behind it. he is looking for the president to push it over the finish line. but it is not clear they are there yet. they still need more votes. >> follow the debate in the coming week. follow it on thehill.com. >> we are bringing you the debate over the republican plan to replace the affordable care act in the final vote expected on the house floor thursday. and is here on c-span and, streaming on the free c-span radio app. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up saturday morning, the discussporation's -- secretary of state tillerson's visit to china this weekend. and