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>> all right, well, hhs with the health and human services and the white house never realized how big of a task they've taken on in trying to-- >> in redoing the economy, they didn't figure that out. >> we're six months away from the rollout october this have year and starting to see growing misgivings and panic, will the exchanges be ready, what happens to premiums and so forth. >> paul: will they? >> it's going to be a really close call. hss is running the exchanges, the alleged marketplaces where people will get subsidized insurance, in 33 states, and this week it came to light that for small businesses they will have a choice of one health plan in the exchanges where hhs-- that was one of the selling points, you were be able to have a big choice, menu of plans and now you've got vanilla, vanilla or vanilla. >> any car you want as long as it's black. >> and the health care costs, and now we've seen announcements, and they've going up for substantial number of people. >> competition is supposed to drive down cost and now we find out there won't be competition. on top of that, all ki

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hhs is an enforcement agency for civil rights and health agency rights. osi of handles development and education for compliance of the laws in those areas. our office plays an important role in ensuring that an individual sensitive health information remains private and secure and individuaindividua ls are able to exercise important rights with respect to their health information. one of the underpinnings of health care is hippa depends on their trust and their health information remains confidential. hippa ensures that health information can flow from important and necessary purposes such as patient treatment, obtain payment for health services and protecting the countries public health and safety. i have often said that hippa is meant to be a valve and not a blockage and it is above all meant to maximize the welfare and interest of patients. as such i look forward to discussing the existing flexibilities within hippa. hippa recognizes the vital role that family members play in supporting patients with significant illness both physical and mental. i have

hhs was forced to reallocate resources to provide short-term immediate funding. my question is can you please explain to us how the secretary has used her transfer authority to help implement the affordable care act? >> the secretary has used the statutory authority she has to transfer funds within hhs. she has used funding from the suspension fund as you mentioned and she has used some funding from the nonrecurring expense fund particularly for i.t. projects. those are the sources that she is used in addition to the implementation obtained in the affordable care act. >> and the i.t. projects you are talking about? >> those are the ones we are doing to get the marketplace is ready for october. >> for october 1. and how will hhs ensure that program supported by the prevention fund won't be negatively impacted with the reallocation if you will, of the fund's? >> obviously the president's budget for 2014 request additional funding for the work that we are doing so going forward we will get that funding and we will rely on that rather than have funding under the -- >

shortly after problems with the rates were result, we began having eligibility disputes with hhs. as the primary regulator, the department reserved the right to make final determinations on eligibility but it in these cases hhs demanded the ohio high-risk pool administrator ignored the departments determination and instead followed hhs is the direction. ohioans who are clearly eligible for the high-risk pool a party to our department review were forced out of the program by hhs causing them to lose their only available source of coverage. after protracted discussion between the department going to do ohio a minister and hhs committee concluded that hhs would not recognize the departmedepartme nt authority to the ohio administrator was then forced to file a lawsuit against both parties seeking clarification from the court as to which party they were bound to fall. an agreement was eventually reached in which the departments right at the authority was upheld, but this album monthlong ordeal demonstrate the federal government propensity to overreach in this regard state regulation of

the committee sent a letter to hhs asking about hit the -- hippa interfering. i know it has now announced it will solicit feedback on reform. widely believe states are not applauding those records? >> i have heard of hippa one of several different reasons. i don't understand it to be the only reason i know certainly in new york state fair reporting woudave had come out of the hippa covered entity so reporting would have never inhibited we now look to eliminate that kind of barrier. beyond new york i don't know. >> could you give us a written response to clarify? thank you. >> we were talking earlier of the challenges faced with the incredible burden with law-enforcement officials officials, led the penal system with front-line mental health care this is the dramatic shift with what has happened since congress passed legislation to promote community-based mental health so we now have an experience of people who care about the rights of the mentally ill or care about protecting public safety want to know what we have learned as we try to create a balanced system

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they are lousy at their work actually. >> what are the standards hhs employed? what are the capabilities of the organizations? who are the members. do they have expertise in insurance? are competent in insurance? none of the answers have been given by the department of health and human services. two full house committees are investigating and demanding that the hhs come clean and start talking about what are the standards they used to award taxpayer money. >> greta: iowa and nebraska their chief financial officer of the co-op has a string of high profile failures. can't we find people who have a history of success? even if you think the co-op is a good idea, why don't we look for people with a history of success? >> these are all startups. you want to have people that have a track record of success. this guy tried to launch an amazon style health and consumer online buying service for green technologies and sustainable technologies and it was a complete flop. and he had two other -- >> greta: went belly up totally belly up. >> what is the vetting? what are are t

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that is not an hhs rule that is coming out. >> thank you very much, madam secretary. mr. ingalls is recognized. >> thank you so much. and again, thank you for your service. i'm concerned about the american people that are now doubtful as to whether or not they would have health insurance. and also the fact that i don't know whether history will recall such political opposition to any president with a national plan. all of my political life i have hoped and dreamed that we would have universal coverage, and now we have it. and for some reason it's become a political issue. 40 attempts, 39 attempts have been made by the republican party just to repeal it. not to substitute, not to improve it, but to repeal it. and, of course, they substitute that with just confusion, that it's going to fail. as though there were only democrats or potential democrats that were going to be the beneficiaries of the program. so we have to find some way to bring truth to the american people, no matter what their political persuasion is. and i hope that you can do this by telling exactly how many

are many other features of the law that will still be available to small businesses so while we hope hhs does not make this rule final, in fact, there are so many other positive features and we'll still need to work to get this feature impleme implemented in 2015. >> and so, jean, when you were talking before, you said small businesses are having trouble with uncertainty so this draws out the uncertainty for one more year, yes? >> exactly. classic example, there's one disappointment after another, it seems. the more that small business owners learn about the health care law, what will happen, what won't happen, a lot is unknown and then we do get some certainty which is, you know, this thing that may have helped is delayed. and it's a little bit insult to injury at this point. >> when we talk about uncertainty, there have been a bunch of articles and interviews with small business owners who said i'm not even going to buy the health care for my employees. i'm going to pay the penalty instead. the penalty, a couple thousand dollars is a lot cheaper right now. as i understand it, john, nob

last time i saw madam secretary, she was also surprised at the first amendment implications of her hhs mandate. i'm not surprised that she's surprised. 13,000 regulations already. this is what -- this is what you get when you don't have a single republican vote in an effort to remake 1/5 of your economy. the states weren't consulted. physicians -- i don't know a physician that thinks obama care is a good idea. so this was a top-down remedy to 1/5 of our economy. 13,000 regulations. the bad news is she's just getting started. so the state are not going to participate in the federal exchange which means the federal government's going to have to come in and learn the intricacies of 50 different state insurance systems. john roberts should have done them the favor of throwing out obama care. and my prediction is in hindsight she's going to wish that they had. >> i don't know how in the world -- they haven't got these federal exchanges set up -- the states that opted out, the fed has to step in and create exchanges as of october 1. they're not set up. but i mean, it's stunning that they're

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hhs poom. >> i not practicing physician. they are chosen by individuals to make determinations and decision . those decisions that they make are influenced by the preventive tarving force. i invite your audience to see what it said about prostates and mammogramy. they will tell the insurance companies what you are going to be able to have access to. >> mike: that a fear. do you have centralized control and it is not the doctor sitting down with the patient saying i think i need to order you a mammogram. it is checking to see the federal board of bureaucracy saying i think you ought to ha >> that's the costco-board. 37 medicare patients can't find a doctor. when you load obama care. you can use it to order whatever test you need. a elderly person has more medical problems. >> before ipack goes into. sectioning 3000 a of this clause. awards bonus points to the hospitals that spend it is least per senior. i wouldn't take my beloved dog to the vet that spends the least for animal and i am supposed to take my mother to the hospit

i know that the hhs has announced it would be soliciting feedback on the reform. why do you believe the states are not applauding those records? >> i certainly have heard of hipaa as one of several different reasons. so why do not understand it to be the only reason. i know certainly in the case of new york state, the reporting was coming out -- or the reporting would have had to have come out of what was a hipaa covered entity and therefore recovering what would have been prohibited. we are now looking to eliminate that kind of barrier. beyond new york i don't know if there are others. >> can you get a written response to this committee on the issue clarifying that? thank you. mr. braley, one minute. >> we were talking earlier about some of the challenges faced with the incredible burdens placed on law enforcement officials, our penal systems to provide frontline mental health care. this has been a dramatic shift in what happened since congress passed legislation trying to promote community-based health so we now have a long learning experience and people who car

>> the secretary has used the statutory authority that she has to transfer funds within hhs. she's used some funding from those ashes mentioned, and she's used some funding from non-recurring expense fund, particularly for i.t. projects, and those are the sources that she is used in addition to the imitation fund that was contained in the affordable care act. >> and the i.t. project that you're talking about, would be discussed the work we're doing to get the marketplace is ready for october. >> for october 1. and how will hhs ensure the programs supported by the prevention fund won't be negatively impacted due to the reallocation of the fund's? >> obviously the president's budget for 2014 requests additional funding for the work that we are doing so the hope is that going forward we will get that funding and will be able to rely on that rather than having to use any funding out of the prevention fund. >> i thank you for your response. the prevention fund is a significant, smart and worthwhile investment. obviously, in improving health situations for customers and reducing co

contraceptive on a shelf next to you know, tylenol and other over-the-counter medications. >> brown: hhs and the administration can presumably apal. any signals or signs of what the next step would be? >> they are being pretty quiet right now. the justice department says, obviously, the ruling just came out this morning. they're reviewing the options. press secretary jay carney for the white house says they stand by that i recaller-- their earlier decision but haven't commented yet on whether the department of justice will pursue action to overturn this. >> brown: of course the politics are still there right, whichever way it may go. >> it is a tough decision. it's been a thorn in the side of two administrations at this point. the politics might be a little bit different than the last time they addressed this issue. they're not facing re-election this time, which might give them a bit more wiggle room. but you are going to have folks disappointed on both sides of the issue no matter where you land. >> brown: in the meantime, what is known at this point about how widely the pill is being

contraceptive on a shelf next to you know, tylenol and other over-the-counter medications. >> brown: hhs and the administration can presumably appeal. any signals or signs of what the next step would be? >> they are being pretty quiet right now. the justice department says, obviously, the ruling just came out this morning. they're reviewing the options. press secretary jay carney for the white house says they stand by that i recaller-- their earlier decision but haven't commented yet on whether the department of justice will pursue action to overturn this. >> brown: of course the politics are still there right, whichever way it may go. >> it is a tough decision. it's been a thorn in the side of two administrations at this point. the politics might be a little bit different than the last time they addressed this issue. they're not facing re-election this time, which might give them a bit more wiggle room. but you are going to have folks disappointed on both sides of the issue no matter where you land. >> brown: in the meantime, what is known at this point about how widely the pill is bein

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and the court found that it was arbitrary, capricious -- >> you have hhs and the fda at each other. now, heather, you believe the judge got it right. >> i think he got it wrong. >> i'm sorry. >> he said it was arbitrary, capricious and unreasonable. it's not unreasonable to ask there be a gatekeeper for someone under the age of 17 to get this drug. normally the gatekeeper hopefully would be a parent but here you have a drug that children are not going to tell their parent that's need this drug. it's very different from aspirin. with aspirin you might say, i have a headache. does our family have -- >> shouldn't that 15-year-old who is afraid of their parentses, or telling their parents, be able to walk in and get it? the alternative would be, don't do anything and be pregnant. >> the alternative that was in place was to go get -- go to a doctor and have a prescription for it. >> a lot of kids just keep their mouths shut. is plan b really just like popping an aspirin? which is what the judge kind of said here. >> the research shows that it's very safe. in fact, in the decision, which

the hhs as not to get your information out over the internet or to anyone who comes to your home were calls you uninvited and to give special information only to doctors or other medicare-approved providers. >> now your 11 insta-weather + forecast with meteorologist ava marie. >> a beautiful weekend, nice sunshine, comfortable temperatures. a little bit of payback with rain to start the day, but it's always good to help the plants grow this time of year. still seeing sunlight rainshowers out there. these shades of green near glen burnie and light showers tracking through the rest of anne arundel county just south of annapolis and some spotty once popping up east of the bay. nothing major at this point. these are basically starting to taper off as they move out towards the east. we're going to see a warming pattern for the next few days. let's dig a wide you to see what's happening. the area of low pressure is way down to our south come off the coast of the carolinas. this spinning right here is the pressure moving off of the coast. it was able to draw enough moisture into the mid-atla

i note that the hhs has announced it would be soliciting feedback on the reform. why do you believe the states are not applauding those records? >> i certainly have heard of one of several different reasons. i do not understand it to be the only reason. i know certainly in the case of new york state the reporting was coming out or would have had to have come out of what was a covered entity and therefore what would have been prohibited. we are looking to eliminate that kind of very year. >> can you get a written response to the committee on this issue clarifying that? mr. braley for one minute. >> we were talking earlier about some of the challenges faced with the incredible burdens placed on law enforcement officials, the systems to provide front line mental health care this has been a dramatic shift at what has happened since congress passed legislation trying to prod community-based mental health. we now have a long learning experience and people that care about the rights of the mentally ill like i do, people that care about protecting public safety like i do

how much was your budget total hhs budget last year? this year, fiscal year '13. >> discretion and medicare are just the discretionary? total outlays are $967 million. mandatory -- >> got it. 967 billion, and yet we can't, we've got to take $54 million from the reach out of $967 billion. well, i'm sorry but what i look at that i look at the other invasions of the prevention fund again i get back to where i started. this administration doesn't get it. you know, we just keep trying to think of how we pay today's bills can how to get people covered if they are sick today. that's important. but that's all we're going to do, we are looking at the next 30, 40 years, going after the same chronic diseases we've had in the last 40 years or i just, i'm sorry, i just can't buy, out of $967 billion, 54 million has to come -- i'm just like that one program, the reach program. i'm not talking all the other prevention funds that are being invaded. but again, i don't know what the will of this can be will be but i can tell you that as force this chairm

>> hhs. secretary -- >> greta: why isn't across-the-board a cut there? >> show found a way not to have to do furloughs. they claimed during testimony yesterday in the the subcommittee there were hiring freezes but they are not furloughs. we dealt with an administration here that has done the cancel ising of the white house tours. done the tsa threats of long waits because of tsa even though they did, what, $50 million worth of new uniforms a week before sequester hit and parties at the white house usin use taxpar money. trying to do whatever to hurt the most people and it is not a fair approach to handle this. >> greta: a lot of people object to it because it doesn't allow us to use a scalpel and determine what is more important than other things. how come this group of people are exempted? i realize a hiring freeze but why aren't they getting a cut like everyone else is? >> that is a great question. what happened in the process, no furloughs but yet remember they cut and stopped the enrollment of those with preex-esting illnesses. something that would b

i hope that hhs and cciio will always show us what they are doing to implement the law by the deadline. finally, last week this committee marked up a bill that targets the prevention in the public health fund to give that money to those who need it most. americans with pre-existing conditions who are promised coverage by supporters of obamacare only to find that the program was closed to new applicants a few weeks ago. the pre-existing insurance policy plan has been an unfortunate example of the problems of obamacare. the promises don't match reality, and i think it's unacceptable that this is going to happen and look forward to the vote this afternoon to fix it, and i yield the balance of of my time to dr. burgess. >> i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. cohen, thank you for coming back to our humble little subcommittee. of course, my interest in cciio actually predated cciio when you were osiio right after the affordable health care act passed. i didn't get a hearing, but mr. an golf was good enough to talk to me at least. mr. larson has been in a couple times, and you've been bef

as a christian i am worried when the state, hhs agency wants to mandate that catholic institutions and catholics have to pay for abortions in the insurance program. and i'm worried when the supreme court starts taking up things like gay marriage. i'm worried about things i see at the universities. so i see more and more the state imposing a particular kind of agenda. and really a worldview. this is bigger than politics. it's bigger than republican and democratic it's a particular worldview and that's a worldview i'm investigating in in trenton. >> let's talk about that some. what does it mean, how liberalism became our state religion? >> guest: that in a way is a long argument that we will give a short account of it. if you go back 100 years or so, 150 years, you find what scholars call political religious. and normally they are referring to the advent of, say, for example, nationalism are going back further than that, the french revolution or later something like fascism where they are taking a secular state and that state is itself the object of veneration, even worship, and it's sel

read that, but this is a concern, another bump we see in implementation of a massive law and i think hhs and irs are going to have to come up with a solution here because it's going it turn off the people that are supposed to be benefitting if they see themselves hit with a tax bill every time they get a raise. >> greta: have you seen the application to get subsidized. >> 15 pages, doesn't sound too bad for me. >> greta: i paged through and tried to figure it out and frankly gave up after a few pages, i haven't seen the subsidy, but wanted to see what it was. how are we setting up the exchanges, a lot of states have bailed and not going to set up exchanges. >> health and human department are going to do it for them. a massive tax for hhs and never doing anything like it and reaching out to the different state insurance commissioner to figure out what are the health care options for the uninsured in those places. >> greta: better be doing it right now because october 1st isn't that when enrollment starts? >> enrollment starts october 1st and coverage kicks in january 1st. next year. >> do

curious what authority your investigation has to compel the production of information beyond cms at hhs, omb, or the white house. i would assume you're saying that the inspector general going do that. i hope if it's founded other agencies are involve -- has the authority to get that information out. >> i will follow up with that, senator, i don't want to give you incorrect information as to the authorities. >> no, i obviously don't believe you can get the folks at hhs or omb or white house without some help. i'm exoing to -- going to pursue this. you inform them this is beyond cms. i'm going get to the bottom of this. i know, you are inseer in what you said, i'm going to be following up with the -- inspector general as well. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator. senator carden, you are next. >> thank you. thank you for your service and your willingnd to continue to serve. one of the things you spoke about is -- 36 of our colleagues and the last congress introduced that's good enough good enough to adopt a number of proadditions without the legislation being passed. i would inv

. >> neil: when you start saying, i had people to read this -- >> hhs has missed dozens of deadlines -- >> there is a lot we don't know. but what we do know, draconian interpretation is full time work. this is going to destroy people. their hours are going to go from 40 to less than 30. we know a -- >> neil: a lot of this is already happening. >> a lot of states aren't prepared. the $40 an hour to tell you there is a platinum gold, bronze, that's a farce. >> deadline is october 1 for these state exchanges. good luck meeting that, too. >> neil: in a way, what's going to happen, we will get a singer payer system. >> absolute israeli -- absolutely. i really do believe that the idea was eventually to get to that and this is a way to make sure of that. >> yeah. and what was scary about the debate around the health care, i believe, is that there weren't enough -- the media didn't do enough work in talking to people like dr. carson. my brother is a doctor, works in icu area in philadelphia. they will tell you the thing is a mess. they don't know how it's going to happen or be rolled out or

the reason hhs had to postpone it, they ran out of time. there are a lot of states that will not do the exchanges. they are in no position to put it in. it will be an incomplete, complex, contradictory program, that regardless of the merits of it, simply does not have the chance of working. pointl collapse to the where it will need to be repealed or replaced with a canadian single payer system, which at least is rational to what we have here, coming up. >> this got a negative response from charles. democrats need 17 seats in the house. republicansmber of who currently sit in seats that obama won in 2012. this is not a way out possibility. i am suggesting to you that the obama agenda still plays well, and it will play well in these seats, also for obamacare. >> obamacare will play badly, for sure, next year. in 10 years, who knows, if it still exists. >> a super pac for hillary, and mark sanford's quest for redemption. >> incredibly humble, gratified. incredibly thankful for this night, for what it means that many different levels. i just wa

but as a christian, i'm worried when the state, hhs agency wants to mandate that catholic institutions -- i'm catholic -- have to pay for abortions in their insurance programs, and i'm worried when the supreme court starts taking up things like gay marriage. i'm worried about the things i see at the university withs. so i see more and more the state imposing a particular kind of agenda, and it's really a world view. this goes, this is bigger than politics. it's bigger than republican and democrat. it's a particular world view, and that's the world view i'm investigating in "worshiping the state." >> host: now let's talk about the title. what does it mean, "how liberalism became our state religion." >> guest: well, that's, in a way, a long argument, but we'll give a short account of it. if you go back a hundred years or so, you find what scholars call political religions. and normally they're referring to the advent of, say, for example, nationalism or even going back further than that, the french revolution, or later something like fascism where their taking -- they're taking a secular

. >> hhs has missed dozens. >> there is lot what we don't know. what we do know draconian interpretations of what full time work, a lot of people are going to take 25% hair cut. we do know a lot of states -- we know it's going to happen in droves. a lot of changes so you won't have a choice. the interpreter there is platinum, silver and gold program, that is a farce. >> ends october 1st for the state exchanges and good luck meeting that. >> we will get a single payer system. i think the market only, sounds like a helicopter pilot but i really do believe the idea was eventually to get to that and this is the way to make sure of that. >> what was scary about the debate around healthcare i believe -- >>> in the area down in philadelphia. been able to tell you. the thing is a mess. they don't know how it will rolled out. particularly inster cities. that is scary part two. >>> adam what do you think. >> i'm disappointed with my friends. it's the pessimism of my friends. >> we are not your friends. >> neil: no, you know me. >> seriously, you know. if ch