records. and they made it for women getting an abortion or potentially facility treatment or any kind of reproductive care potentially contraceptive. and yes potentially gender affirming care of any kind. they claim the right to go take your private medical records to see what you re up to with that kind of care. no matter where you have gone to get. how can you get away from something like this? i mean if this is what they say they want to do and it is hard to get away from? the reason they ve written to the biden administration saying that they claim this right is because the biden administration said they should not have the right to do this. the biden administration is trying to assert federally that attorneys generals from states where abortions are banned can t follow the residents to other states to see if they re getting band care from someplace where it s illegal. we re on those efforts to protect this at the federal
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the presidents statement without the money. bret: 10.8 billion for treatment in the budget. 2% increase. 800 million. 500 million budgeted by the obama administration. the criticisms that the money is not backing the rhetoric. let me address what you said about representative ryan. it s a disappointing statement. his state and district is suffering mightily. we are trying to help his constituency. this president has a deep grasp of the disparate and complex moving parts that attend to the crisis. we didn t get here overnight but last year we lost 64,000 brothers and sister just in this country to drug overdoses. those aren t statistics. those are people. this president is deploying that cabinet and administrations do their part in combating the drug
demand and the opiate crisis. the senate health bill that never got a vote and we couldn t find a single democrat support included $45 billion extra in opioid funding. also included what the president referred to as a waiver. it means larger scale at health facilities that have more than 16 beds have a difficult time getting medicaid reimbursement for in facility treatment. many health professionals say in-facility treatment is appropriate for some patients who are struggling. we couldn t get a single democrat to do it. this administration has spent $8 billion this year in different funding and will continue to spend money but government programs are judged by how much money spent. the money, it s about resources but it s really about real people. we re going going to judge success over time on how many people were saved, how many people did not take that first
it s a pleasure. bret: a lot of people said on both sides of the isle they thought the president s speech today was powerful, emotional and obviously with the first lady which is rare on a policy issue. we agree completely. it was a long and heartfelt speech. the president took a moment to speak passionately and personally about his older brothers struggle with alcoholism at his death at a young age. the president echoed the message many health care providers and elected officials say which is that the best way to stop people from dying from overdose and drug abuse is by not starting the first place. that s acquire message for our youth but the first lady is continuing to push. in addition, the other two major components the president covered were treatment and recovery. we recognize there are millions of people already suffering and we want them to get that treatment hopefully the recovery they desperately seek and deserve. third is the interdiction and enforcement. i will say t