proposes medicaid and medicare, part b reforms to save patients money on drugs and provide strong theort for fda's efforts in generic drug market. we want medicare and medicaid, the entire system to pay for health and outcomes, rather than procedures and business. let's use the powers we have to drive value-based transformation through the entire health care system. this takes steps towards that. -- system might be working it is not working for patients or the taxpayer. that has to change. i want to highlight the investments to keep americans safe from a range of threats, from natural disasters to infectious disasters like evil and the flu. advanced research authority, which is already sinceed 35 fda products 2006. the budget provides u.s. support for the global health agenda. so we can prevent infectious threats from ever reaching our shores in the first place. the budget will make the programs that we run really work for the people they are meant to serve, including by making health care more affordable for all americans. it will make sure our programs are on a sound fiscal footing. it

last night, he told us he is trying to talk to as many members as possible to get theort, but of course, freedom caucus threw a wrench into the freedom process by saying some of their members are threatening to withhold support unless they can get promise from house readership that a controversial leadership bill is brought to the bill. -- to the floor. >> so what changes are we looking for? over 100 amendments were submitted to be considered, and the amendment is stirring up a programebate about a introduced by congressman virginia foxx who aims to introduce market-based reforms, which relies on a complex system of tools that control the amount of sugar that is distributed in the u.s.. this is an amendment we have seen before, and what is that it appears she might have enough support to get the amendment passed. hand, hand, isother opposed to the amendment and calls it a poison pill that could sink the farm because he does not want to see changes to the sugar program and is facing a large opposition because a good number of members are saying they will support the amendment. >> if the