midday. all right, so noonish? okay okay, it s 7:30. we have phones, we have blackberrys, this is a small town, it s six blocks away. why can t you get an answer? why can t you pick up the phone? if she wants to meet with you, why didn t you pick up the phone, the two of you pick a time tomorrow and do it? i look forward to the meeting, i m waiting for it. the fact is, they verified she s in town. i don t know what s on her schedule, but i m free morning, noon and night. well, she s not working on the website. that s not her job. no, she doesn t have too many answers on that, apparently. look, she can find a half an hour to meet with you and straighten this out and figure out what s going on. this is the most important thing right now for my committee. we have a lot of investigations, but the privacy of the american people is paramount, and this is one where the jury is not just out, but the information continues to come in telling us that we re not secure. congre
isn t working, this is our level of priority and this is what we re going to fix? like, those are questions that you and i will never get answered. so, all we can say is that they said it d be fixed by now and it s still not working that well. all right, here s a question i ask you as the expert. would you put your personal information on it right now? if i could log in. first you have to see if you can input your information. but no, i mean, i have health insurance, luckily, so i don t need to. but i mean, is it secure? would you feel comfortable securitywise putting your personal information on it as it is now? i mean, i d feel secure enough. i m okay with technology. there are a lot of and i know that my identity on a lot of other sites, for instance, when i m shopping online for the holidays, could be stolen. so, i mean, wherever you put your information, if you re very worried about it, then you should be worried that it s on a site that s maybe that still has 18 of 24
isn t working, this is our level of priority and this is what we re going to fix? like, those are questions that you and i will never get answered. so, all we can say is that they said it d be fixed by now and it s still not working that well. all right, here s a question i ask you as the expert. would you put your personal information on it right now? if i could log in. first you have to see if you can input your information. but no, i mean, i have health insurance, luckily, so i don t need to. but i mean, is it secure? would you feel comfortable securitywise putting your personal information on it as it is now? i mean, i d feel secure enough. i m okay with technology. there are a lot of and i know that my identity on a lot of other sites, for instance, when i m shopping online for the holidays, could be stolen. so, i mean, wherever you put your information, if you re very worried about it, then you should be worried that it s on a site that s maybe that still has 18 of 24
not fixed. darrell issa joins us. good evening, sir. good evening, greta, and thanks for covering this great question of is your information safe today. we know that it wasn t safe on october 1st, and we can t get answers for what has and hasn t been fixed. how do you know that it wasn t safe on october 1st? of course, i ve read your letter you sent today to hhs sebelius secretary. i ve asked for a meeting with her. hopefully, she ll agree tomorrow. this is one of the challenges that the reports are gleaning. let them know that on october 1st, they weren t ready. and that s the challenge, is why did they go forward knowing they weren t ready? why is it that they consider these risks reasonable with your information? all right, the miter report, what is that, for the viewers? well, miter was a company that was hired to do assessments of security risk on these sites, and they found endless security risk. prior to october 1st? prior to october 1st.
midday. all right, so noonish? okay okay, it s 7:30. we have phones, we have blackberrys, this is a small town, it s six blocks away. why can t you get an answer? why can t you pick up the phone? if she wants to meet with you, why didn t you pick up the phone, the two of you pick a time tomorrow and do it? i look forward to the meeting, i m waiting for it. the fact is, they verified she s in town. i don t know what s on her schedule, but i m free morning, noon and night. well, she s not working on the website. that s not her job. no, she doesn t have too many answers on that, apparently. look, she can find a half an hour to meet with you and straighten this out and figure out what s going on. this is the most important thing right now for my committee. we have a lot of investigations, but the privacy of the american people is paramount, and this is one where the jury is not just out, but the information continues to come in telling us that we re not secure. congre