full of explosives onto the tarmac. that s pretty serious stuff. sure, don. you would have a lot of people that would be in that position to be able to do that at many, many airports across the country. the question is, does that individual have the ability to assemble the bomb and have it go off once they ve gained the access? at some point, this guy apparently was trying to get other people to help him carry out what he wanted to do, which obviously, he wanted to carry out a bombing but didn t have the technical still to do it all by himself. that s the point when someone reaches out for point, that people report that to the authorities, report it to the fbi, and they re able to introduce somebody who is going to compromise his plan and keep the public safe. tom fuentes, former assistant director of the fbi, thank you very much. i want to tell our viewers, fbi in wichita, kansas, announcing they foiled a plot by a man and arrested him, who was seeking to go onto the terminal at t
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time. i was talking with the governor earlier, and in this day and age of cynicism about government and cynicism about law enforcement, i want to tell the members of our community and folks in our state that this is a shining example of how good law enforcement, how well they work together. you re listening to fbi officials in wichita, kansas, talking about a plot they foiled at the wichita airport. apparently, an employee there was going to use his access card and drive a car onto the terminal with explosives on it. the fbi got wind of the plot. they said all of the explosives or potential explosives were inert. at no point, no time, was anyone in danger. they are saying, and they don t intend to have any more arrests. tom fuentes, this is very serious anytime you have anyone who has access to the tarmac, to the inner workings of the airport, and would have the possibility of driving a car
thank you, mr. chairman. i am pleased to hear the website will be fully operational by the end of november. would you come back to our committee so we can see if that s actually accomplished and how it was accomplished? sebelius: i will make every effort to do that. okay. you were governor and state insurance commissioner in kans kansas, and i reached out to our state insurance commissioner and governor, and i found out they have absolutely no data about nebraskans who have either tried to enroll or enrolled. nebraska s one of the states that opted not to do their own exchange and rely on the federal exchange. so is interesting to me that neither our insurance commissioner nor the governor s office had any data about
sebelius: that is correct. having been a state legislature and as governor in kansas, i m sure every state has minimum mandated benefits they have to have with their health plan. sebelius: they do. it applies again, sir, to the group market where 90% of covered americans get their policies. this market has always been the wild west. americans received those letters about cancellations. they are eligible to purchase plans on exchange? sebelius: or out of the exchange. they can go outside the exchange, inside the exchange. their insurers can offer them plans. they have choices they v it nevd before. 80% of their premium dollars will come back. >sebelius: that s true. note is not in texas, but i don t know any state that has 80% requirement. sebelius: no state has it, i would suggest, not broad base