Secretary Sylvia Burwell will speak at the center for American Progress today about the upcoming open Enrollment Period in the Health Insurance marketplace. Shell also discuss her departments efforts to insure the readiness of healthcare. Gov. Our live coverage begins at one p. M. Eastern on cspan. And now a discussion on Current International health and security challenges. Medical and defense analysts discuss the spread of the e ebola virus, Health Concerns related to warfare and the humanitarian crises resulting from conflicts being waged by isis and other terror groups. The event is hosted by the University Center for terrorism study. Its just under two hours. Okay. I guess were ready to start. I want to welcome everybody again to another very, very timely seminar, and i want to thank yona and all of his people really who put this together with a great deal of haste really considering the topic. The Health Challenges that we have, the security responses from ebola to terrorism. And
Or cspan. Next, medical and military experts discuss Current Health and Security Issues from around the world. Topics include the sprefd ebola, ferksicts of biological and Chemical Warfare and humanitarian and refugee crises. This is hosted by the Interuniversity Center for terrorism studies. Its just under two hours. Okay. I guess were ready to start. I want to welcome everyone again to a very timely seminar. I want to thank all of the people who put this together with a great deal of haste really, considering the topic. The Health Challenges we have. The security responses from ebola to terrorism. Of course, i think its extraordinarily timely event. We have a super panel here. Im going to let yonah do the introductions at the right time. Our panel were blessed really by having a panel that has a lot of military experience, a lot of government experience, medical experience, a lot of all kinds of experience, if you will, that you need to talk about this topic, along with don and his I
Establish by the state is not used anywhere else in the statute except in provisions that are serving that purpose. Now, in terms of why would congress do this because this is the question. Why would congress think to do Something Like this . The condition achievement of goals on state cooperation. They did that on medicaid. They offered a lot of inducement on medicaid. Because congress cant come comen dear, everyone knew that congress could make states a really good offer but it had to be an offer. The state that refused to accept the Medicaid Expansion as the statute was written would leave the poorest and most Vulnerable People in that state without any help under the medicaid program. Thats the way the statute was written. Conditioning a whole lot of the statutes goals on states willingness to go along. They would do that with medicaid where a lot more is at stake. Why wouldnt they do it here . Congress has done this before. Congress has routinely said tax credits or other benefits
limit federal spending on an annual basis and are enforcible by the president. these caps are a critical plank in the fiscally responsible budget alternatives proposed last year and yet they are absent from the president s budget. the federal budget must never be allowed to grow faster than the family budget ability to pay for it. you can learn more about our better republican budget solutions on the web at solutions.gop.gov. so you pile up all this democrat spending, all their borrowing, all their debt. you add it to their government takeover of health care, their cap and trade national energy tax and their continued bailouts. is it little wonder that job growth is lagging in our economy? small business owners and investors tell me every week, we re not taking the risk to start or expand a business in this climate. we cannot continue on this reckless path. and the american people know it. but now it s up to democrats in washington to listen and change course. we re willing t
nato interdisciplinary journal that we are publishing in cooperation with nato, and a particularly, with the nato center of excellence and the partnership for peace. this publication will be available to you. third, the publication that might just mentioned that might that mike just mentioned. i was able to look at the situation earlier this month in the region. just a few words about some of the findings. it seems to me that unless we see this strategic map in a way that we do not miss the quarters, then i think we are going to be in a good situation to realistically assess the nature of the threat and what can be done to deal with the problem. if you take, for example, this issue of north africa, and we can see the developments in the past month for example, in geneva. we have to look at the situation in algeria and libya, mauritania, morocco, tunisia, chad, mali, and niger. on the basis of our studies since 9/11, we recorded an increase of some 558% of the number of