the clinics blame the sequester cuts. now one republican congresswoman is trying to reverse the cuts. representative rene elmore joins us. nice to see you. to be with you, greta. greta: the sequester has basically cut off for some, from community centers, medicare patients who are getting chemotherapy. basically what it did is an unintended consequence of sequester, where medicare cuts, 2%, were put in place, but these drugs, chemotherapy agents, have to be administered under the supervision of a physician. so we have our cancer centers in our communities. they re going to be the ones who are harmed the most, because they re working at such an efficient pace. they take care of patients in their own communities. these patients will get care somewhere, but many will be greta: we talked about it in the greenroom before. i should point out that you re a nurse. you say patients will get care. they will get care. greta: here s where i disagree. in order to get care someplace el
the clinics blame the sequester cuts. now one republican congresswoman is trying to reverse the cuts. representative rene elmore joins us. nice to see you. to be with you, greta. greta: the sequester has basically cut off for some, from community centers, medicare patients who are getting chemotherapy. basically what it did is an unintended consequence of sequester, where medicare cuts, 2%, were put in place, but these drugs, chemotherapy agents, have to be administered under the supervision of a physician. so we have our cancer centers in our communities. they re going to be the ones who are harmed the most, because they re working at such an efficient pace. they take care of patients in their own communities. these patients will get care somewhere, but many will be greta: we talked about it in the greenroom before. i should point out that you re a nurse. you say patients will get care. they will get care. greta: here s where i disagree. in order to get care someplace el
0 this song fascinates me, too, greta, because on one hand he s claiming to be the victim, that he s being persecuted in the united states, being criticized because he went over and used their the carter dollars to basically pay this oppressive regime, and, on the other hand, bragging about his close relationship with the administration, he has access, he can go there and do what he wants. it would have been amazing if he would have actually in this song, in this dis track to his critics, if he would named rappers in prison right now because they re political dissidents, rappers, artists, who know more about victimization more than sean carter. greta: you mentioned, i was reaping about one rapper in jail or proven in cuba for his protest lyrics against the cuban government. you wonder if any of these hollywood people ever do their homework. i shouldn t say all the hollywood people. whether these two on this trip did their homework to know where they were going, for what purpose.
yeah, the department said we thought it was a different jay-z and beyonce. cuba s not a zoo, were you cuba s not a zoo, were you pay a watch people living in cages to see how they re suffering. cuba, you hung out in the situation room for that iconic photo. now you want to go to cuba, hang out and see the way the folks live in the enlightened world, you do it, you get the permission. you cannot diminish actually the amount of people that have shed blood under the cuban regime. people curious how mr. z got in there so easily when no one else can go. how he got out thereof when no one else can get out of there. and people are curious how mr. z went down there and had a grand old time when no one who lives there does. why is anyone surprised? the rules don t apply to liberals. should they have gone? the people around them, how did they get? did they have permits? mr. z went right into the recording studio and laid down a rap track to deal with the criticism that s