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could you tell us how you think about the motivation of the the --tion and what is behind china's annoucement ofld this lead to escalation tension between the three biggest economies of the world? >> they are from which country? >> from long, i would assume. assume.guam, i would growing that china is at a faster rate than other countries in the region, it would make sense for china to wait and delay and not start crises and incidents. the longer it goes on, the more the balance of power shifts in china's favor. that is not happening. why did china declare an air defenses own? -- air defense zone? morehave emphasized nationalism, more central control. the chinese economy is struggling. tensions are more fraught than they were before. much noteworthy how nationalism has been dialed up in japan as well. if this is correct, i am taking it, if it is correct, it is a struggle of force independent -- in defense of japan. it waste house thought serious enough that it merited a u.s. response in defense of japan. happened, this shows how insecure the area is. if you have to go to the trouble to send yo

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level for fiscal year 15 so we avoid another dysfunctional, unrealistic budget and appropriaappropria tions process in just a few months as noted in the letter from appropriations chairs. there is also bipartisan demand for us to end the sequester as mr. rogers has said. sequestration and i quote is unrealistic, ill-conceived discretionary cuts must be brought to an end. the cbo has repeatedly noticed noted the sequester will cost our economy an estimated 800,000 more jobs than 2014 alone. so i think it bears repeating, could you please share cbo's analysis on the overall impact sequestration on jobs and economic growth for 2013 and what you think the impact will be for 2014 if sequestration remains in place? >> congresswoman i think quoting from a letter from congressman van hollen a couple of months ago we said that if the automatic spending reductions specified in the budget control act including both the effects on discretionary spending and the sequestration mandatory spending those reductions were eliminated that would increase real gdp by 610 of a% in the fourth quarter of 2014 and w

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when they made their projections they made care tions because health cost is directly linked to and the owth assumptions they made was that e would have g.d.p. growth in 2011 of 3.5 and 2012 and 2013 of 4.7. the reality is that gdp growth 2011 and 2.2 in 2012 2% in looks to be under 2013. actually hugely isappointing that in fact premium -- premiums have gone up o far because we've had relatively anemic growth in the united states. but there is incredible that were made for dp growth by the cbo that went into their estimates of insurance premium cost. you. e secretary, i thank >> i would just comment that in overall, the underlying health cost growth market, te insurance the public insurance plans, the two after the president signed the affordable care account this there was a of assumption the very slow ate of cost increase was due principally to the recession. economists have now concluded that there are restrainers ost that were parted of the affordable care act that are our g a positive impact on healthcare spending on medicare spending which is grown at the rate in 50 years, medica

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