so is this sebelius flab yet another scandal?t's going to bog down the obama administration the sebelius flap, that is. we are back with jimmy williams, syndicated radio host, michael graham. obamacare falling apart? here's secretary sebelius former kansas governor who ought to know better passing the hat for the companies she is going to regulate to fill in the gap. i think this is another problem. a major problem. >> in boston, you know, it's business as usual. it's not uncommon for the guy who shows the liquor license to go down and say my son has a fund for college education. we know what it is, open grab and the corruption. i don't know how much more open grab and crucian, they rely on this money, they say, give us money. by the way, this person will decide whether or not your specific plan meets the requirements of obamacare. >> with a gun to the head, of the very insurance companies that she wants to set up these state insurance exchanges. you can't do. the perception of this looks bad. i would like for the ig at hhs to do

i am neil cavuto, sebelius is running scared, getting scrutneeded for hitting up private companies for singing the praises. it is not so much that law has become a scandal as much as very folks who once touted its services yous are most vocal critics, labor union, they are none too pleased they have not escaped the taxes, and average americans finding out if it sounds too good to be true, no amount of coverage for preexisting conditions it justify the alarming costs, under the pervue of department secretary who is supposed to be policing them this year scandal to watch, this is not about a conservative group target by irs or reporters hounded by the justice department, this is about all americans whose health is under a department's control. ow, out of control. to a doc with should shock, this health care law, 6 stick a sir jinx in it -- syringe in it, you argue this keeps springing leaks, more to point, it is raising a lot more questions than answers? >> it sandwich. neil: your problem is what with it? >> well, it is a brazen overreach, i believe this will be a fourth scandal in terms

robert, i'll ask you about the sebelius thing. there are a lot of issues we talk about.hat's one of them. the number of people displaced is going to be much larger. the state insurance exchanges the so-called markets are not ready. there is no infrastructure. miss sebelius is out there hat in hand asking the very people who john gadman said she is going to regulate to put out money. i never heard of such a thing. >> the question becomes whether she broke the law orbend benefitt the law. republicans have decidedly so to defund obamacare to the extent they can. the larger issue, quite frankly, that 49% of americans do not want this health care. they don't understand it. they're afraid that it very well could impact them in a negative way. have you small businesses out there, let's say for example a hardware store, a family-owned business that maybe has five employees. do they now have to basically raise their prices to be able to pay for obamacare for those five employees? there is massive confusion out there, marl for the american worker. does it bheen they're going to ha

that's secretary sebelius's decision to review. but i'm very comfortable with the decision they've made right now, based on solid scientific evidence. >> the only problem with that is the fda already made its decision about women younger than 15 based on solid scientific evidence, saying it should be available to women of all ages. this was not lost on the center for reproductive rights, the party in the lawsuit who said yesterday we are deeply disappointed just days after president obama proclaimed his commitment to women's reproductive rights his administration decided once again to deprive women of their rights for emergency contraception and burdensome restrictions. planned parenthood applauded it but said age barriers for contraception are not supported by science and should be eliminated. as we have said on the show, the administration's position on plan b is bad policy. we rely on the fda to make scientific decisions on the safety of drugs for a reason. we do not want these decisions to be politically compromised, not by thi

well, the sebelius shakedown is outrageous. she is the secretary of health and human services for the country. she holds tremendous power and influence over these companies that she regulates. her words and her requests matter. one industry official with direct knowledge of the secretary's funding request was quoted in "the washington post" saying that there was a clear insinuation by the administration that insurers should give financially to this effort. madam president, it's kind of like your boss coming in and standing by your desk and then asking you how many girl scout -- how many boxes of girl scout cookies that you plan to buy from the boss's daughter that year. this kind of conflict of interest should be not just disturbing, it would be disturbing even if this were just a minor -- a minor agency with limited power. but health and human services is not a minor agency. it is one of the most powerful and influential bureaucracies in all of washington. president obama's health care law gave secretary sebelius unprecedented

sebelius. have you eaten today? i had some lebanese food for lunch. i love the lebanese. i... i'm not sure. enough of the formalities... lets get started shall we? jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dracula volunteering at a blood drive. we have cookies... get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> have an update. this could possibly be positive news for this 10-year-old little girl in desperate need of a new set of lungs. just talking to congressman meehan about this. he has been helping with senators from the state of pennsylvania trying to get this little girl a set of lungs. she has weeks to live. we now have, i'm looking at a letter that we have received from the department of health and human services, you know, kathleen sebelius, the secretary, she's been in touch with this doctor from basically the group who can help -- i don't want to say change the rules, i don't want to say make an exception,

republican lawmakers calling for an investigation into kathleen sebelius.s the health and human services secretary, asking if she broke the law seeking private donations to promote the president's health care law. what is this all about? elizabeth prann is in washington. what do lawmakers want to know, elizabeth? >> reporter: good morning bill. prominent republicans joining ranks calling for a probe whether health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius violated any rules while seeking donations from private companies to promote the affordable care act. with letters from orrin hatch, lamar alexander and tom coburn are investigating for whether she was asking donations for groups in enroll america, a nonprofit group gearing up to promote and sell obamacare to the public. bill. bill: elizabeth, there were similar requests coming from the house side as well, is that right? what were they about? >> reporter: well that's right. the senators letters really coming days after house republicans called for a government accountability office investigation of se

jon: richard, she points out kathleen sebelius made fewer than 50 visits, so did the secretary of theage, you know,a pretty important job. one would think they'd be making at least 157 visits to the white house as well. >> yeah. i would recommend to your viewers that they google this. you'll see that these white house logs were not complete. there were certain people, the people that you just named -- sebelius, the secretary of treasury, for example -- who when they had a meeting at the white house actually didn't have to sign in. they were precleared. so i think we're now kind of resting all this on a distinction that i think really doesn't kind of carry much water. look, the fact is there were nonconservative groups that were scrutinized, and i will ask you and monica both, do we think if it's true that you had to be a social welfare group to qualify for 501c4 status? and if it's true that most of these groups were not -- and i think they weren't by every accounting -- is the taxpayer well served by having those groups get 501c4 status or not? because if we think that's a tax -- jon

so i'm not surprised that both the president and presumably secretary sebelius, who we haven't heardm, would be comfortable with 15 and up. now, the concern that women's health groups have about this is these 15- and 16-year-olds, who this has now been extended, to a lot of them won't have i.d. remember, they're mostly too young to drive. they can present a passport or birth certificate. it's unlikely that's something they'll be walking around with, either. >> brown: as we said, this has been politically fought fair long time, so where does that leave the politics right now? who is happy and who is not sneap is anybody happy? >> i don't think anybody is happy. i think the people who really didn't want this to be made more available, some of the more conservative christian groups don't like it at all. the women's health groups want all of the restrictions removed. the administration sort of wants no part of this, and, remember, you've now got the justice department representing the f.d.a. we know the f.d.a.'s position was originally to remove all restrictions. it's really hard to know

sebelius. criminal charges made against 89 defendants for medicare fraud. this is 35 minutes. >> good afternoon. thank you all for being here. today i'm joined by secretary kathleen sebelius of the department of health and human services. the acting assistant attorney general for the criminal division, the assistant director for the f.b.i., inspector general of the h.h.s. office of the inspector general, and the deputy administrator for program integrity for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. in announcing the latest steps forward in the federal government's ongoing efforts to combat fraud and abuse in our health care systems. as part of the coordinated nationwide takedown, this is the sixth that the medicare fraud strike force and its partners have conducted, this afternoon we announced charges against 89 defendants in eight different cities for their alleged participation in fraud schemes to submit more than $223 million in false billings to medicare. these defendants are accused

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leaving kathleen sebelius having to beg important money to help educate the public with some democratsing doubts. >> i just tell you, i just see a huge train wreck coming down. >> reporter: so the administration has not made clear the rules, internet insurance brokers say they could make it buy insurance easier and cheaper. >> we save taxpayer money. >> many will have navigate teors explain the policy choices to people which some will pay $50. some hundred web based entities that sell insurance can explain the policies signing up people for free saving the government millions. >> its legs expensive because there is no enrollment fee. we bear all those costs. >> they get commissions from insurance companies but the cost of the premium stays the same. while the government scrambles for funds, at least one solution that would save substantial money is waiting for administration rules on how they can help. >> bret: jim, thank you. >> they've has launched an unmanned aircraft the size of a fighter jet from an aircraft carrier. its first. the x-47-b can fly at high speeds at an at attitude o

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, and several democrats are concerned over sebelius' handling of the bill since it became a law three the scales of the 2013 midterm elections in favor of the gop and there's always been concern that people haven't understood the law. >> we like kathleen, but we are reporting, willie geist, we're reporting. it's not up to the task of facing all of the challenges that are going to explode in 2014 when this law comes. >> and the thing about it, zeke, it varies from state to state. if you can distill it down. about what obama care does and does not do, what does it mean at the beginning of next year for let's say your state where you're sitting. >> i think it's very important to realize that about half the states are implementing their own exchanges where you'll be able to go on and shop and get insurance and about half have said they're not going to do it and leave it to the federal government and hhs. that's about the best way of thinking of it. and the states that have done it taking on the initiative like california and colorado, and maryland, they're really making very good progress

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looks like hhs secretary kathleen sebelius is taking her show on the road.uz tweeting, our hhs secretary is in europe touting obama care. is she asking them to send euros too? secretary sebelius promoting obama care at the world health assembly in geneva. one thing she did not mention, the republican criticism back home over her obama care fund-raising efforts. >>> newt gingrich has something to say about what lois lerner did at the irs hearing. newt tweeting, if irs can take the fifth and apologize, shouldn't we extend those rules to taxpayers, put i plead the fifth on your tax form, then apologize. interesting idea. we'll be sure to ask speaker gingrich about it tomorrow night. >>> and it is a sign of what is to come in 2016, the national review reporting paul ryan writing a book. you heard right. wisconsin congressman paul ryan adding author to his resume. he will reportedly release a new book next year. part autobiography and part political analysis. now, since presidential candidates all seem to write books before they run for president, we suspect this

2011 when the fda was ready to lift all age limits but then health and human service cis kathleen sebelius decided girls as young as 11 should not be able to buy it on their own even though they're old enough to bear children. so the fda set the age group at 17. a women's group stood -- sued to get the age limits dropped. today f.d.a. announced 15-year-old could buy the pill. >> there's not a ton of evidence that really connects the availability of the morning-after pill with increase sexual activity among teenagers or anything like that. >> generally i'm for the morning-after pill but i do think 15 is a little young definitely because then they'll fall back on that all the time. >> i know girls my age i'm a senior in college who use condoms and birth control and the condoms break and they need that pill. >> the app -- option of the morning-after pill is a great option for women around the country. >> the fight isn't over yet. the center for pre-- reproductive rights has not given up on getting all restrictions lifted and the psychologist we spoke with says this action should encourage par

he forget to mention the department of justice, phone tapping, the department of health, kathleen sebeliuscampaigning and raising money from the very industry that she now oversees. the fact of the matter is, when government becomes so big, so power. , so large, there is not any aegs investigation, no law, no rule that can you make to stop i. it is going to continue, garrett, i'm one of the little guy, i get to speak up here. i know you live in government. i live in my home. this is from the kitchen table. you have to hear me out t. way you, on the left, have built government has infringed on the rights of individuals. i was a pregnant stay at home mother. now i'm in an organization like americans for prosperity where i can help those people. i am telling you, there are many people without a voice. the single reason is the government. it doesn't matter what the american people. that's not why we're here. >> jennifer, if you want to get anywhere with the goals you suggested, 'are venerablet goals, then you have to bring the heat down and listen, listen. we have to have a dialogue here. it c

i am privileged and honored to have our secretary of health and human services, kathleen sebelius this morning. always secretary of education, arne duncan. have the gentleman to my i am sari, the-- president of the vanguard group, jack brennan and the president weingarten.i and to give us an overview of what the study indicates in this particular year, a dear friend and champion for preschoolers across the nation, steven barnett. [applause] >> thank you. good morning. the state of preschool in america is in a state of emergency. devastated by the great recession and by the failure of our leaders to prioritize early educational opportunity. 2012 was a year of first, most of them bad. adjusted for inflation, state pre-k funding fell 51 $48 million. fell $548 -- 51 to $48 million.- $548 ofis $1,000 below the level one decade ago. state pre-k per child declined in 27 of 40 states that have programs. in 14 states, spending fell by more than -- more than 10%. only 12 states increased spending for children in 2012. the state of preschool your book tracks enrollment and quality standards. for

and, you know it's funny because president obama, when secretary sebelius came on whatever it was thats -- the first choice of plan b was being proposed he said well i agree with her. 17 should be the limit. i supported that. all of a sudden now some judge in new york questions that, everybody runs for the hills, nobody wants to make the hard decision -gs and all of a sudden now it's 15 years. so what is going to happen two years from now? somebody is going to make another argument and they are going to say, you know what, maybe it should be from the moment they are born. come on. that is just -- that is politics interfering in healthcare and to me there are side effects, and i'm going to be talking about it, i'm going to be telling the american public, this is a medication, and parents should be aware exactly of what is going on. martha: i've read warnings on allergy medication -gs for my kids. >> look 4, okay -- this is the pill, right and this is the answer. it reads like the constitution. there is so many months pweults, probabilities, percentages. you're going to tell me a 15-year

kathleen sebelius, secretary of hhs, a mother of two sons. . think -- call it political i do not think it was chicken. was a provincial decision. this judge, by the way, is michael on this subject. he has been on this since the bush years. you read his opinion and he comes off as mr. intensity. >> this is not a question of science, not challenging the science here. there is a question of political judgment, and it belongs right there. it is a question for the congress and president to decide. as a matter of policy, do you really want 12, 13-year-old girls getting access to contraceptives? >> excuse me, i'm going to interrupt here and just say, we have had this conversation on this show before. none of you could ever get pregnant. i rest my case. >> that was the point i was going to make. >> and it has been a problem. [laughter] conversationsame with my wife who is a health care editor. i was questioning whether or not -- the validity of granting this to kids of that age. we have the same exchange. she said to me, you will never get pregnant. i

but, they are having serious problems as kathleen sebelius, the head of hhs and people have acknowledgede unforeseen and with the way the law was constructed implementing it. they are running out of time to make it popular there is a new cnn poll today saying 54% disapproval. this is really their worst political problem. >> bret: i should say another of the potential sandals or at least being looked into is kathleen sebelius and going after private money to pitch the obama care law. >> that's the obama administration's own iran contra raising the money on the side because it can't get it through congress. which constitutionally supposed to appropriate executive spends. i think on this issue with the unions, you heard the president in the clip you showed. he said nothing the plan will require you to change your coverage. it's a very clever construction. it is true technically true. you are not required to change but, of course, so much is changing in the system that all the incentives are changed and people are going to lose it it's called unintended consequence but, of course, it's one a

has secretary sebelius responded to you? >> no.y responded and said the president found a statute that says with research contracts she can encourage research. but it's pretty far-fetched to say that justifies raising money probably from people you regulate to make the end run of congress and that can't override the constitution that says only the congress may appropriate funds. >> so where does it -- what's going to happen? >> what's going to happen is several of us are going to ask the government accountability office to look. >>> it. we will ask the inspector general to look into it. the house of representatives has the capacity to have the investigation. what i hope she does is stop. i think people have very short memories. all this is going on right now, we were just talking so much, but it sounds like the way iran contra started. benghazi sounds like the way watergate started. the excessive looking for leaks, up to 100 a.p. employees sound like how the plumbers sounded and it sounds like the enemy's list in the nixon administ

she says we're thrilled to be working with the secretary sebelius and have to have her support.eral executives to received these calls for money said they were up comfortable for the discussions because the federal government has the power to approve or reject the health plans they want to sell on insurance markets run by federal officials in 30 states. mr. secretary, secretary sebelius is fundraising for and coordinating with private entities helping to implement the health care law may be illegal. should cease immediately, and should be fully investigated by congress. later this week i'll be signing a letter with my colleagues to the government accountability office asking them to examine the issue. we'll be asking the g.a.o. to examine the amount of coordination between the department of health and human services and enroll america, and whether secretary sebelius is trying to do through a private entity activities that congress has refused to allow the department to do. such private fundraising as these articles describe circumvents the constitutional requirement that only co

wayne, $150 million kathleen sebelius says she's going to spend this year teaching people about obama care. our numbers, we heard as high as $600 million or up to $800 million. is this a good idea? >> it's a ridiculous idea, you're absolutely right. and you think about it, there's 2,300 pages of obama care. there are over 20,000 regulations. this is going to be dumped into the hands of regulatorsnd they're going to be financed by your tax dollar to carry this out. it's a dumb idea. it's a dumb pla and in the interest of everybody saying, oh, these people don't have health, they're entitled to health, they're not entitled to heth. >> what do you do with them? >> they are ep titled to live in a country that entitles them some freedom. >> i get that obama care is a tal mess and will not fix the problem. >> you are supporting it. >> i maam not supporting it. >> if you listen to what i'm saying, i think obama care is not going to work. i'm telling you that i think every single person that lives in this country has the right to some sort of care. you cannot let people die in the streets. we

i think kathleen sebelius has to do this in her private capacity. she cannot use her official title in soliciting funds in this way, but it fits into the larger narrative about how .bamacare is struggling we saw an enormous backlash from republicans after they saw this article, saying the law was set to be a failure and the federal health secretary should not be soliciting more billions of dollars to support it. host: some of the groups include community organizations, church groups and the like. guest: that is true. the administration is facing an enormous task in implementing this law and there are many unexpected costs. for example, because many states have chosen not to create their own insurance exchanges, the federal government has to do that for them, and there was not money appropriated for the federal government to do that, so they have to do a lot of creative accounting to make that work. we heard that kathleen sebelius is reaching out to major donors and groups that could help. i am sure she is making the case this law could help millions

i think the white house successful, it will all be kathleen sebelius' fault and the president will be able to focus on, you know, other important issues. >> but, look, we have 44 months left, right? so we can't exactly call him as peggy noonan a kind of quacking lame duck but and charles krauthammer said along comes immigration just when he seems to be failing. and next week we can claim credit for that even though we know as krauthammer pointed out that the victory is owed more to republicans losing the hispanic vote than the part of the leadership on the part of the president. the media's mean is going to turn. >> jon: then he went back to guantanamo bay which was one of the issues early from the first administration. >> yes. he blamed congress to some degree. i also, again, blame the media for not going after the length of his answers and the fact that there was not, as you said, questions answered. i mean, that's a little bit filibustering. >> jon: well, all right. >> i don't think the immigration thing. i'm sure richard agrees is not any kind of slam dunk at all. that could also

. >>> lamar alexander says kathleen sebelius broke the law. alexander compares her actions to the iran-contra scandal of the 1980s and wants a full congressional investigation. >>> the artist formerly known as snoop dogg last settled two huge bills with uncle sam. snoop lion as he's called now has paid more than $500,000 he owed for 2009 and 2011. >>> newt gingrich wanted to leave the country but puzzled about his iphone and says you can't call it a cell phone if you also use it to take pictures or get online and wants your help in naming it. >> we spent weeks trying to figure out what do you call this? i know you probably think it's a kr cell phone. i've been calling it a handheld computer. >> during his 2012 presidential campaign his cell famously played abba's "dancing queen" whenever it rang. >>> the first lady and bill clinton gave commencement speeches over the weekend. mr. clinton addressed graduates at howard university. >> make no mistake, you can go anywhere, anywhere you choose. so be proud and never ever doubt yourselves. walk bold

also yesterday, kathleen sebelius announced they're going to be spending $150 million to teach people to get enrolled in obamacare. remember it was supposed to be really easy. it was supposed to save you money. well, apparently it does neither. and in fact, there was a u.s. senator, max biocox, who con graduated you yesterday, later in the day scolded secretary sebelius for doing a lousy job informing the public on how this works. she's also the -- he's the same guy who referred to obamacare as a train wreck. >> brian: 24 states have not set up the exchanges. some republican governors said we'll set they will up were overruled by their republican legislatures. they don't want to get roped in. the other thing that's important, max baucus grilled sebelius over and over again, saying this is a train wreck. no one knows how to do it. they responded by saying we'll slim down the application. it's still not work. if you walk up to the average american out there and say, what is obamacare? you can't define it. i think if you talk to the average legislator, law maker, they can't define it. >>

you know it's a force multiplier that you end up coming at the white house the issue with kathleen sebelius is if i understand correctly that she's using government property to. she's on she's in her office doing the fund raising or is that not the issue i'm not sure what quite with the issue is but it it's like she's rattling the tin cup to get money from private industry to implement obamacare because the congress won't fund it and a group called enroll america which is trying to get young because if young healthy people don't sign up that could that could sink it and so she is trying to get. donations to enroll america so that they can you know go out there and tell the story so you know it is george bush to now it's as well he again exactly but you know medicare part d. wasn't the centerpiece of the george bush legacy and this is i can see why this raises questions and again the white house needs to get out front and explain these things and i think to that extent the president has been a bit derelict in not telling his own story better he's catching up with the with the event this even

explain what you think this is, that kathleen sebelius is doing in terms of seeking funding for enrollen a tough last week hasn't it for the obama administration. this smells like another scandal on top of benghazi and the irs scandal. what is going on here, what i'm uncomfortable with about this story, martha, is it looks like it's an administration shake down of the healthcare industry. doctors, hospitals, insurance companies, to basically fund this program that the obama administration couldn't get congress to fund. so they are going to these private companies and saying, you fund this. and, look, if you're an insurance company or a healthcare provider and the head of the hss calls you up and says we think it would be a real good idea if you provided funding for this organization. i mean, martha are you going to turn hem down when they have such an impact on your business? that's one aspect of it is the shake-down element. what lamar alebbs apbd der was talking about, iran contra was basically a scandal because congress had turned down money to fund the contras. the reagan administr

sebelius. tomorrow could be somebody else. the whole point is it is a train wreck and this law is going to be fully implemented, mr. speaker, on the first day of january, 2014. what is that? here we are may. that's seven months away. and all of these exchanges that you're hearing about, colleagues, many of the states have said we can't do this. we're not going to do this. we're not even close to being set up, and yet people, the general public who doesn't have health insurance can't get it from their employer or can't afford it, whatever reason, they are supposed to be able on october 1, october 1 of this year, 2013, to begin signing up for health insurance through those exchanges. but this is why they can't. this is a train wreck. i mean, these lines are not railroad tracks but they could be. so i thought, colleagues, i'd point this out and you are well aware of it. the gentleman from tennessee is generous with his time. at this time i yield back. mr. roe: i appreciate the gentleman for yielding. it reminds me of biochemistry

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administration that republicans say it is and obamacare gets involved in this too because secretary sebelius has been trying to get young people to enroll in obamacare and apparently previous administrations have done this to fund the health care for children and also the senior citizens drug coverage it's it's legal it's pushing a surgeon to for medicare grat yes that's right that's right but you throw that in and then you say you have newt gingrich and others saying we're going to have the i.r.s. . involved in obamacare the same i.r.s. that's been snooping on conservatives and it all gets thrown into you know one big cuisinarts of scandal and no wonder people are distrustful of government it's really a shame because government does good things but certainly you need to build trust and i think this administration has been trying to do that and a lot of it is now going to be you know destroyed because of these and they're they're kind of they're they're silly scandals they take in one by one you can you can explain them but it's the confluence of all of them together that you know it's a for

jillibrand kathleen sebelius. they put a long list of women who could run. i hope people keep that in mind. >> i made add some republican women who could run. olympia snowe, susan collins and others. both have to look at this. >> absolutely. >> about time we join the fray to see female leaders in the world. >> this is "the bill press show." iq will go way up. (vo) current tv gets the converstion started weekdays at 9am eastern. >> i'm a slutty bob hope. >> you are. >> the troops love me. (vo) tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller rounds out current's morning news block. >> you're welcome current tv audience for the visual candy. just be grateful current tv does not come in smellivision. the sweatshirt is nice and all but i could use a golden lasso. (vo) only on current tv. >> go mobile with bill press, download podcasts and listen any time, anywhere. this is the bill press show. >> hey thanks for joining us on this monday morning monday may 6th, "full-court press" coming to you live from our nation's capitol. congress comes back in session tomorrow. t