That already on the provider side we spend enormous amounts of time as you mentioned enormous phonecalls trying to sort through these complicated issues regarding Health Insurance and by the way this is not just for people in the private market and not just for people on medicaid. Its equally true for people on medicare in the 130,000 regulations that go along with medicare. This is only going to grow and so at least for our practice since we have no idea what the exchange will bring in this 90day grace period issue is such an enormous issue for us that we dont feel we can actually see patients under these Exchange Contracts that we were pushed into without choice until this body or other bodies figures out what the rules are going to be so we can continue to provide service to be able to pay her staff. Thank you very much. Would the gentleman yield . Dr. Novack i just want to make it clear, under this 90day plan if you have lets say a 2 billiondollar practice that you pay all your peo
May have your attention, please . Thank you. Were very pleased to have today as our special guest wes bush, who is the chairman, ceo and president of Northrop Grumman. Northrop grumman as many of you may know is based in falls church, virginia, and its a company that is the fourth Largest Aerospace defense contractor in the United States. Its a company with about 26 billion market cap, and revenues approaching about 25 billiondollars and more than 65,000 employees and when our guest became the ceo in january of 2010, the stock was at a certain level. It is now up 116 since he became the ceo. So, very good. [applause] wes is, grew up in various places in the United States. Went to high school in West Virginia. He went to undergraduate mit. Got a degree in Electrical Engineering and got a masters degree in Electrical Engineering and joined the Aerospace Corporation which was entity affiliated with the u. S. Government. Later he went to trw where he rose up quickly and ultimately ran thei
German soldiers would be really reassuring. The initial response newsmakers said valenti, former governor of minnesota, will talk about key issues affecting the winking industries the banking industries. The amount of capital big banks should have on hand. Newsmakers, sunday at 10 00 a. M. And 6 00 p. M. Eastern on cspan. On tuesday, president obama begins a trip to asia with stops in japan, south korea, malaysia, and the philippines. At the white house briefing, susan rice briefed reporters on the trip and took questions on ukraine. This is about 25 minutes. Thank you. Good afternoon. The president s trip to asia is an important opportunity to president e obama is rebalancing. Nearlye next five years, half of all growth outside of the United States is expected to come from asia. A region that includes several important u. S. Allies, developing democracies, and emerging powers. We increasingly see our Top Priorities tied to asia with access to new markets or promoting exports or protec
This isnt about creating a New Washington system to how to figure out how to pay people to provide care. This is much more broadly, about how do we establish policies to allow patients and families to remain in control of their health care and health care decisions. So so why did you guys bring up the reimbursement rates under medicare and medicaid as one of the reasons why there is this lack of adequacy of network i would say providers within some of the plans . I would say it is one of the reasons. Okay. So it so if the congress could help address the reimbursement rates and reform sgr, would that help or hurt the process . I think it all depends on how its done. And, again, id refer you back to the position of the Obama Administration who said in a court filing this year saying theres to general mandate under medicaid to reimburse providers, including hospitals in that, for all or substantially all of their costs. So the position of the medicare, sgr is focused on medicare. But im j
Fingerpointing begins, inside a desperately struggling rubio operation, as ted cruz goes for the jugular. Buckle up, everybody. We are in the midst of a primarypalooza that could be make or break for frontrunners donald trump and Hillary Clinton. In just 14 hours now, polls are set to open in michigan. Weve also got primaries in mississippi tomorrow for both sides, and Republicans Holding contests, as well, in idaho, and in hawaii. We have got a lot in the show for you tonight, so lets dive right in. In the smashmouth republican primary, it is looking more and more like a twoman race between donald trump and ted cruz. Over the weekend, trump took don te contests in kentucky and in louisiana, while trump won big in maine and kansas. Marco rubio notched his second victory, but puerto rico like his earlier victory in minnesota is hardly a republican powerhouse. Trump picking up 61 delegates over the weekend, cruz adding 70 to his total. That makes to a very top race at the top. Only 87 de