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walden: thank you. i want to thank the members on the energy and commerce committee for this important legislation. h.r. 304, the protecting patient access to emergency medications act, this is a bipartisan bill. it was introduced by two of our colleagues, representative hudson of north carolina and representative butterfield also of north carolina. it previously passed the house by voice vote on no objection back in november but unfortunately it was not taken up by the senate before the last congress adjourned. meaning we have to be here today to restart this process. this, along with three other energy and commerce bills that we're considering today, shows that the energy and commerce committee is picking right up where we left off, in a bipartisan way to produce quality legislation that will improve the public health. now, h.r. 304, this is really an important bill because it enables our nation's emergency services professionals to continue to provide quality, emergency care by recognizing the unique

ther: greg walden, chairing commerce committee. what do you know about him? >> not very much. i met him a few times. staff ofo be on the senator brownback, now governor of kansas. i talked to him about him. peter: what are you doing this year? >> my work is to write technology loans. i will be working on the issues we think our work is important. about what do you think the custom options process that has been ongoing? a i think the sec took on monumental task. it is incredibly difficult to design an option where people are both bidding in and buying theyand these are things are baiting and and buying out aren't the same things. everyone i have talked with around the world about this, including here in d.c., agree that this will either be a wonderful success or a dismal failure. in this case, if the economy is working with the sec, i think they pull it off. i think they did a good job. peter: should wireless broadcast , cable come a should they be regulated in silence as they are now? >> absolutely not. these are people competing in the same space. we should let the competitio

chairman growth walden, chairman of the house committee on energy and commerce also participated.ing the meeting the president commended their progress in lowering drug prices also reiterated his insistence that there is more work to be done. he promised to continue -- he was pleased to have the chairman discussed 1600 american jobs will be added by them. the ministration will continue to prioritize jobs and make it easier for businesses around the country to hire more americans. the president had lunch with mayor giuliani just a short time ago. who serves as the ceo of an international firm giuliani partners. he was asked to lend his expertise to the ministrations of cyber efforts. mayor giuliani was asked to initiate the process because of his long and very successful government career in law enforcement and his 15 years in private sector security providing solutions for the challenges we face in the cyber world.during the transition of president nancy intended to host a series of meetings with senior corporate executives from companies that are facing challenges such as hacking

. >> host: couple other figures i want to ask you about, greg walden who's chairing the energy and commerce committee. what do you know about him? >> guest: not very much. just his name and that's about it. >> host: ajit pai. >> guest: met him a few times, and he's a fellow kansan. he used to be on the staff of senator brownback, now-governor of kansas, and i've talked with brownback about him and a lot of respect for commissioner pai. >> host: what are you doing at aei this year? >> guest: well, my work is to write technology blogs, so i'll be focused on the issues that i think are important to the country, that we want to think well about and kind of spark some discussion. >> host: mark jamison, what do you think about the spectrum auction process that's been ongoing now for about a year? >> guest: i think the fcc took on a monumental task that's incredibly difficult to design an auction where people are both bidding in and people are buying out. and the things that they're bidding in and buying out aren't exactly the same thing. there has to be a recombination and a process. everyone tha

i am pleased that energy and commerce chairman gregg walden will join us for the discussion as well. this meeting and others like it will give states the opportunity to detail their challenges -- the challenges they face and how we can empower them to meet those challenges instead of dick stating solutions from -- dictating solutions from offices here in washington, d.c. mr. president, i believe all of my colleagues want to be judicious and methodical with this undertaking. no one wants to act recklessly and do even more damage to our nation's health care system. discussions and debates over the substance of our obamacare replacement should continue. like i said, they've been going on for sometime now, and they're not going to stop. but after last night, we have the tools we need to take the first major step in this effort by repealing obamacare. in my view, we need to take that step now. republicans are united in our desire to repeal obamacare. we have the support of the american people to do just that. and i personally will do all that i can to deliver on that promise. i hope that

joe walden, fox news. >> up next, ditching the cars.gs are getting readyive parking lots and what they're replaced with coming up. >> if are you planning to make the new year's resolution to eat better we're going to ruin it for you from taco bell loaded fries they're tested out of taco bell in california they're like nash owes but instead of tore teet achips platter of french fries. if they sell they could add to the menu in more ex therefore reducing life expectancy across the country. >> 2500 calories. >> could be. >> i tell you what i've had i had taco bell fries and they're good. >> i had them as well. one of their better things. >> do you like oreos. >> yes. >> you might like next story new flavor of oreos, chocolate strawberry it was spotted target kansas by editor of delish.com chocolate surrounds strawberry cream center they are limited edition flavor and not as healthy as actual chocolate covered strawberries. >> if you notice there's a slew of different oreos, cinnamon bun kind and swedish fish and what's -- >> they have thei

walden: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the new subcommittee chairman of the communications and technology subcommittee. i know our country is in good hands and our committee is as well, with mrs. blackburn chairing that important subcommittee. i want to thank my colleague from california for his kind comments and his work over the years on these issues. i concur with him that we have a wonderful opportunity to continue our bipartisan work as -- committee is known for has been known for for a long time. we'll have our differences, we know that as well. but there's so much work, like this bill, that is so very important. as we begin the 115th congress, i'm pleased to be here to support this bipartisan bill, because i think it reflects the best of what government can do for those who sent us here. small business broad band deployment act seeks to alleviate, as you've heard, mr. speaker, these unnecessary regulatory burdens on small internet service providers. these are the small ones, oftentimes in our rural c

paul ryan, fox correspondent joe walden has more. >> the speaker of the house, paul ryan. >>> thank you very much. >>> house speaker paul ryan getting sworn in along with new members of the 115th congress. just moments before house republicans announcing they were withdrawing a proposal to withdraw independence and opposition from ryan and kevin mccarthy and tweets from president-elect donald trump proving to be too much for the republicans. the white house quick to criticize. >> i suspect that this is not going to be the first time that we see congressional republicans in this congress seeking to help people in positions of power. >>> the first time in a decade both chambers of congress and the incoming president are all republican. and the shift in power has gop lawmakers chomping at the bit to talk about environmental and financial regulations to repealing and replacing obama care. democrats however are vowing to fight the republicans conservative agenda. >> we will fight them tooth and nail for the instincts that diminish america. >> and sure to be another busy day on capitol hill a

in washington, joe walden fox news. >>> i spoke on the phone with former c i adirector jim panetta and asked about his impressions and he says the president needs to be more disciplined to what he says on twitter and how he is organizing his staff. >> he does need to organize the white house under one chief of staff and have people that very clear responsibilities. so that they can serve the president in a much more effective way. i think the combination of a president who tweeted with a white house staff this is a chaotic is a great recipe for total disaster. >> i think the democrats cannot simply run around and place landmines on capitol hill and elsewhere. to try to further disrupt things in washington. i think the american people really want to see a washington that can govern itself. >>> panetta says the one positive think he saw from the president this week happened when president trump said he would defer to his secretary of state on the issue of torture. trump has said he believes that torture works when interrogating terrorism suspects but torture remains illegal and james mat

>> i'm greg walden. i chair the energy. >> you've worked on it long and hard. now we'll get your labors, they'll pay off. thank you very much. >> dave ricks, the new ceo of eli lilly. 140 years in indian ain indianapolis, and that's where we make a lot of our products. we're hiring manufacturing jobs as i speak. which is good news for people in indiana but also some of the policies you've come out and suggested, i think could help us do more. i'm looking forward to moving ahead and tax deregulation are things that could help us expand operations. >> thank you. >> our great vice president. >> -- a company that employs about 50,000 people. one of the largest investments in -- >> johnson & johnson, good company. >> i'm from novaris. spent about $3 billion in research and development. our global headquarters is up near boston. we have about 13 manufacturing sites here in the u.s. and employ about 20,000 people. >> are you going to expand within the united states? >> one of the things that can us is a lower tax rate. if you look globally, that's a massive help. >> y

there is walden, an executive, fantastic and initiatives have been phenomenal on the technology side. they will diversify. it is a long term buy. >> a marty maker? don't answer that. another dow stock in today's call of the day. fan boy favorite apple. we'll get to apple in a second. johnson & johnson, dupont. i watch this to know none of you are dow stock lovers but you fishing a bit? >> all of them have poor earnings responses other than dupont. they're all trending lower. the stocks are for sale. there are giant names you could be in, like gold mman sachs. look at mastercard. the stocks are going up every single week. volume is increasing on the way up. rsi is confirming the uptrend. these are the stocks you want to own. i don't know why you want a name that's lower. good news, bad news, different news. i'd be avoiding the travelers, verizons. they're not working now. they'll have their time. this ain't it. >> verizon has been working. you stay in that. >> verizon is not a bad name but has done nothing in a year. >> the bigger picture, these earnings are not that great and the outl

the community and her name comes up probably about twice a month with the work that she does with walden house and health right 360 and i know she's very dedicated at she does and have a big heart and welcome your support for lauren kahn. >> thank you very much. ms. rojas from president breed's office. >> >> i am here to speak on behalf of lauren kahn and in supervisor breed's office and worked on a personal and professional capacity. we're happy to recommend her. we have a letter of support from supervisor breed. lauren is a incredible compassionate and empathetic person and organized and data driven and focused on results and we really appreciate that here. she's over ten years working with the homeless community in san francisco and as a leader with health right 360 we think she would be a great asset to this committee so thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> good morning. i would like to recommend also lauren kahn for seat three and four on the shelter monitoring committee. i had the pleasure of working as a supervisor and coworker and community partner as served

. >> i'm greg walden. energy and commerce committee, look forward to working with the administration. >> thank you for being here. you worked long and hard. and now your legwork will have paid off. >> dave ricks, new ceo of eli lilly. 140 years we've been in indiana. we're hiring manufacturing jobs as i speak, which is good news for people in indiana but some of the policies you've suggested, i think it helped to us do more. tax deregulation, those are things that could really help us expand regulations. >> our great vice president. >> chair of the pharma association. >> big pharma meeting with president trump. a couple of things that i think are important that get to the heart of what the debate is. one he says you have to get prices down. when you talk to the leaders of the pharmaceutical companies, they talk about regulation and research and development and they'll tell you how many things that go through the process that never achieve efficacy. they need that money to get the drugs that work. he also t

the community and her name comes up probably about twice a month with the work that she does with walden house and health right 360 and i know she's very dedicated at she does and have a big heart and welcome your support for lauren kahn. >> thank you very much. ms. rojas from president breed's office. >> >> i am here to speak on behalf of lauren kahn and in supervisor breed's office and worked on a personal and professional capacity. we're happy to recommend her. we have a letter of support from supervisor breed. lauren is a incredible compassionate and empathetic person and organized and data driven and focused on results and we really appreciate that here. she's over ten years working with the homeless community in san francisco and as a leader with health right 360 we think she would be a great asset to this committee so thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> good morning. i would like to recommend also lauren kahn for seat three and four on the shelter monitoring committee. i had the pleasure of working as a supervisor and coworker and community partner as served

. >> i'm greg walden, chair of the energy and commerce committee.forward to the administration on these issues. we have a lot of great work to being done. >> thank you. you've worked on it long and hard. you we'll get your labors to pay off. okay? thank you very much. >> mr. president, dave rix, the new ceo of eli lilly. 140 years in indianapolis, indiana. and that's where we make a lot of the product still. in fact, we're hiring and manufacturing jobs as i speak. which is good news for people in indiana. also some of the policies you've come out and suggested, i think would help us do more. i'm looking forward to looking ahead. tax, deregulation, those are things that could help us expand operations. >> very good. thank you. >> thank you. >> our great vice president. >> i'm the current chair of the pharma association. representing a company that employs about 16,000 people in the u.s. most in manufacturing. one of the largest investments. >> thank you. johnson & johnson, good company. >> we spend about $3 billion in rooe research and development. h

chairman greg walden, chairman of the house committee on energy and commerce also participated. during the meeting the president commended their progress in lowering drug prices, but also reiterated his insistence there's more work to be done. he promised to continue reducing burdens from regulation to raise the cost of doing business in america. he was pleased to hear the chairman of amgen robert freely discussed a 1600 american jobs will be added. this administration will continue to prioritize jobs and make it easier for businesses around the country to hire more americans that the president had lunch with mayor giuliani a short time ago who serves as ceo of international security firm, giuliani partners and would lend his expertise to the administration cyberefforts. they are giuliani was asked to initiate the process because of his long and successful government career in law enforcement in 15 years the private sector security providing solutions for challenges we face in the cyberworld. during the transition the president announced he intended to host a series of meetings

the community and her name comes up probably about twice a month with the work that she does with walden house and health right 360 and i know she's very dedicated at she does and have a big heart and welcome your support for lauren kahn. >> thank you very much. ms. rojas from president breed's office. >> >> i am here to speak on behalf of lauren kahn and in supervisor breed's office and worked on a personal and professional capacity. we're happy to recommend her. we have a letter of support from supervisor breed. lauren is a incredible compassionate and empathetic person and organized and data driven and focused on results and we really appreciate that here. she's over ten years working with the homeless community in san francisco and as a leader with health right 360 we think she would be a great asset to this committee so thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> good morning. i would like to recommend also lauren kahn for seat three and four on the shelter monitoring committee. i had the pleasure of working as a supervisor and coworker and community partner as served

. >> greg walden, i checked the energy and the fourth two working with the administration -- i chairds what the administration. president trump: t library much. >> i am -- president trump: thank you very much. i am the newyou -- chair, and we are manufacturing jobs which is good news for people in indiana, but also some of the policies you have come out and suggested could help us do more, so i'm looking forward to it. deregulation, those could help us stay in operation. trump: our great vice president. >> [indiscernible] i perceive the company [indiscernible] george, ceo, we have spent about $3 billion in research and development. our global headquarters is near boston, about 13 manufacturing sites in the u.s. and the play about 20,000 people. trump: within the united states? [laughter] >> one of the things to help is lower tax rates. that is a massive help. president trump we will ge: we t it. >> we have employed 4.5 million americans, directly or indirectly. billion of r&d in the united states, more than any other industry, andrea glad to be here this morning to talk about reducin

i'm greg walden, i chair the energy and commerce administration and look forward with working with theistration in the work that we can get done. >> thanks, you've worked on it long and hard and now we'll get your labors, they will have paid off. thank you very much. >> i'm the new ceo of eli lilly. 140 years in indiana and indianapolis and that's where we make a lot of our products still, in fact, hiring manufacturing jobs as i speak. and which is good news for people in indiana, but also, some of the policies you've come out and suggested, i think, will help us do more so i'm looking forward to the meeting ahead. and tax, deregulation, things that will really help us. >> very good, thank you. >> our good vice-president. >> and current chair of the pharma association, representing the company that employs 50,000 people and most in manufacturing, and one of the largest investments. >> thank you. >> johnson & johnson. >> and novartis, ceo, spent about $3 billion in research and development our global headquarters is up near boston. we have about 13 manufacturing sites here in the u.s. a

the community and her name comes up probably about twice a month with the work that she does with walden house and health right 360 and i know she's very dedicated at she does and have a big heart and welcome your support for lauren kahn. >> thank you very much. ms. rojas from president breed's office. >> >> i am here to speak on behalf of lauren kahn and in supervisor breed's office and worked on a personal and professional capacity. we're happy to recommend her. we have a letter of support from supervisor breed. lauren is a incredible compassionate and empathetic person and organized and data driven and focused on results and we really appreciate that here. she's over ten years working with the homeless community in san francisco and as a leader with health right 360 we think she would be a great asset to this committee so thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> good morning. i would like to recommend also lauren kahn for seat three and four on the shelter monitoring committee. i had the pleasure of working as a supervisor and coworker and community partner as served

greg walden: no. >> have you decided what the plan is going to be? greg walden: we have, yes. i would say -- you are talking about as if it is one plan. let me give you an analogy. yes, we have got an idea. let me give you an analogy. there is the scene of the wreck, millions of people not breathing and some barely injured and others not injured at all. the people injured at all, that is pre-existing conditions. we will reaffirm the commitment they get coverage. there are people we can fix along the way that our state -- still single fixes. you can deal in the health insurance

walden: no. reporter: have you decided what the plan is going to be? rep. walden: we have, yes. i would say -- you are talking about as if it is one plan. let me give you an analogy. yes, we have got an idea. that me give you the analogy i use. we are the ambulance crew to show up at the scene of the wreck millions of people not , breathing and some barely injured and others not injured at all. the people not injured at all our people with pre-existing conditions. we will reaffirm the commitment they continued to get coverage, but there are pieces we can fix along the way. there is no single fix. you can deal in the health insurance market who have been skating around these enrollment periods, special enrollment periods that allows people to get on insurance for three months pay coverage, then go off , or be away for nine months. that is causing part of the death spiral. you will see us take up a bill to do that. there are a bunch of things we can do to fix, and a bunch of things will be done at hsa. reporter: -- repealing the taxes yet? rep. walden: you will see that, as part o

walden: you will see that, as part of reconciliation. i will defer to chairman brady. [indiscernible] [indiscernible] reporter: any decisions about taxes? rep. brandy: same approach. same approach. we have a chance to lay out the work. the last five years it has been house republicans. i got a chance to lay out our key principles of the blueprint, literallyn is designing a tax code for growth, jobs and economy. those discussions were very -- reporter: what did you learn about health care that you did ?ot already know about rep. brandy: what did they learn new? we have a number of new republicans in the house and senate. it gave them a chance to catch up on a number of nuances in health care, looking at the options going forward. so from that standpoint, and to have that discussion with the trumpet administration i thought was very helpful. reporter: [indiscernible] rep. walden: on the obamacare taxes, there has been big debate as you know between folks who want to repeal all of the obamacare taxes on that first bill, and people like cassidy say absolutely not. do you s

. >> [indiscernible] greg walden: you will see that come as part of reconciliation. i will defer to chairman brady. [indiscernible] >> any decisions about taxes? kevin brady: same approach. we have a chance to lay out the work. the last five years since republicans have been in the house, we have got a chance to lay out our key principles of the blueprint, which again is literally a bill for growth, jobs and economy. those concessions were very -- >> what did you learn about the of fresh and of health care that you did not already know about the tax level force? kevin brady: what did they learn new? we have a number of new republicans in the house and senate. it gave them a chance to catch up on a number of nuances in health care, looking at the options going forward. so from that standpoint, and to have this discussion with the trump administration was very helpful. >> [indiscernible] kevin brady: on the obamacare taxes, there has been big debate as you know between folks who want to repeal all of the obamacare taxes -- i had a bill, and people like cassidy say abso