you must be enjoying the sturm and drang about hillary clinton, black lives matter. >> i'm just sorry that it's not getting any more air time. that donald trump is sucking up all the oxygen and we're not seeing all the division and strife and craziness that's going on on their side. to me, it was unbelievable to see, frankly, what was a handful of protesters stop and disrupt and put an end to what were thousands of democrats there.

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pockets, one of those communities people would mention is the lower ninth ward, an area hard hit by this sturm, moltly african-american community, and many of the people we have spoken to say we feel we have not gotten the resources. we feel like we've been forgotten. do you think that there has been enough emphasize, communities like the lower nine? >> it's not a surprise that people who were hurting before the storm are hurting more after the storm. this is an universal principle in the united states of america. it's not fair to the extent that new orleans got the money and we didn't distribute it across the entire city in a thoughtful way. we invested $500 million in the lower ninth ward. it was a difficult place before the storm hit. it had a lot of challenges. >> violent crime is facing the city of new orleans. >> no question. absolutely. >> in recent years we've seen a drought. and some violent crime. the murder rate dropped recently, but this certainly it started to spike up again. a 30% spike according to some numbers we've seen. you've about been there on the front lines creating init

you must be enjoying the sturm and drang about hillary clinton, black lives matter. >> i'm just sorry's not getting more air time. that donald trump is sucking up all the oxygen and we're not seeing all the division and strife and craziness that's going on on their side. to me, it was unbelievable to see, frankly, what was a handful of protesters stop and disrupt and put an end to what were thousands of democrats there. thousands upon thousands waiting for over an hour, maybe even much more than that, to listen to bernie sanders. so i'm not sure that that is -- are they getting attention? absolutely. are they getting allies? i'm not sure that that's the best way of doing it. >> you can disagree with the protest. that's not -- >> an event -- >> social security and medicare event. >> you can disagree with the protest tactic. but what we saw two weeks ago in cincinnati, shows that this is a real problem when the officer shot the young kid just point blank in the head. we have a new hashtag right now, christian taylor >> larry: another african-american unarmed kid killed by police in texa

. >> for all this debate, for all this sturm and drung, don't they have to raise in september? otherwise the markets will think things are really, really crappy out there and they'll payne. >> i think they, do and i think they should. to your point baerkz, aboeaks, quarter point, i was talking about whether they should raise an eighth and be done with it and say all right, it doesn't make any difference but there it is, we're disciplined and we're doing the right thing. i think they should. i guess it's data dependent on the -- they seemed to focus most on jobs i guess. so all right, i'll take them at their sort of word. i don't know what the word actually was. it was a little bit hard to decipher. but i think they should. and i think whether or not they do in september they will in december, does it really make a difference in the scheme of things in the longer term i? don't know that it does. >> definitely think they should. think they will. otherwise, they'll lose any semblance of credibility that they have left. but i don't even know if that's the point at this point. they

so that's how the consumer has tended to think about it, and at least what we heard from the sturm side of it. so that is why we have gone forward. we are hearing comments, and we want to incorporate comments and understand if it's implementble. >> i understand the point of the view of the consumer here, not making light of that, but the statute, we think, is pretty clear, and so because there is so much confusion out there, and there is the uncertainty and arguably the inability to com y comply, we are hopeful that you will commit sooner rather than later to the delay of the rule changes. the light is red for me, but mr. scott, you are recognized. >> thank you, secretary. i want to ask questions about the affordable care act, and thank you to the outreach, particularly the regional director in my area just been outstanding, and i would reach into the community, making sure that people know about it, and during the sign up period was all over my district, so i'm sure she was all over the region. can you say a word about what the affordable care act does for people with insurance in term