audience for coming to apco for another session. with that, i will leave it to sarah, our moderator, to introduce our panel. but thank you all for coming. great. thanks so much, bill. thank you, apco, for your partnership on this. we re here to talk today about medicare for all and other policy options to expand public coverage. as bill indicate the, it is the topic of the day. there are quite a few proposals, many with overlapping features, but also quite distinct features that are going to have or could have very different influences on cost, affordability, coverage, et cetera. so i m going to go ahead and introduce the panelists here today to help explain some of those proposals, some of the key distinctions and commonalities between them and share their thoughts on what the road ahead might be. so first, let me introduce karen, a senior fellow at the kizer family foundation, where she works on the program for the study of health reform and private insurance. prior to jo
i think you would probably drive a ford. what do you think of that in the few remaining seconds. respond to me. do you think it would be appropriate, a show of good faith to the american people that you guys and gals that are running this show, that forced it upon us, would be in the same plan that the american people have to be in? it is my understanding that the president and his family are on the exchange. i don t know this for a fact, but that s my understanding. and if it is determined that the rest of us should be on the exchange, i would happily do that. if that is true, please let me know and i know we are limited in time and i yield back to the chairman. i thank the gentleman for yielding back. now mr. green for five minutes. my good friend and colleague from georgia i m going to miss. i normally drive chevys and i m on the plan. we had to buy ours through the exchange. so but i want to thank the chairman and ranking member and our witness for testifying. f
better place but quite frankly at times how could you take this when the turkish pregnant mr. is a guiding israel to being the 90s and put that forward to the cabinet not even to consult egypt who is a real player in this that is a mistake that we all make mistakes. the question is have we heard from it. we are back on track now but this latest episode, look what we do when our soldiers are captured. we want to get them all back and there s got to be a balance. israel will clean out a jail and released a thousand people to get a soldier back they will do more, too than they go the other way this time. my point is yesterday or this morning was a turning point in the war and america needs to be in their camp and john kerry, president obama and every member of congress needs to knock off urging israel to be more cautious when their entire state of the nation is at risk. they are cautious. hamas is not a. u.s. employers extended the high hearing search into july by adding a soli
i talk to colleagues, friends and customers. most of whom are ineligible. so we have a huge they have a great deal of trouble managing services for their parents, finding services for the parents, deciding about services for the parents and themselves. the largest share of the demographic is not eligible for anything. we need much better services between ccrcs and medicaid. there is a huge population that has a great deal of trouble. i want to encourage us to use the private sector or use encouragement to the private sector to better use private individual funds which is all we have for most people to improve services available to most agencies. really to work at making it possible for people with just some money to age in place easily and well. i think it will make a difference hopefully in individual lives, neighborhoods, communities and all of our levels of government. please join me in giving a hand to our wonderful colleagues. more now from this panel on the housing
the here and focused on whether the government s website will be ready and happy ministrations handling inconsistencies and health care applications. this portion is one hour and 40 minutes. our last appeared before us october to testify on behalf of one of the contractors who build healthcare.gov. our own going concern about the of is one of the reasons we are holding this hearing today. exactly one year ago today, members of this committee member we heard from the administrator who told us healthcare.gov will be ready october 1. we were told would work and later we found out that was not quite the same thing. the contractors told us the same thing. our reviews of the website were brushed aside. the rollout of the affordable care act it was an unmitigated disaster. we hope to hear from you candidly and honestly about how things are progressing. his new role comes at an opportune time. we will hear from william with the government accountability office. confirming what this c