so that went my co-pay jumped from 0 to 300 that month. those are the kind of things you re constantly trying to stay in front of as a patient. and again, i could be any of you. right. well, that concludes our morning session. we were going to take a one-hour break now for lunch. as a reminder, you are not permitted to move around the building on your own. if you want to purchase lunch in the cafeteria on the top floor, go to the registration desk. you can go outside and to the left. we ll presume promptly at 12:45. join me first of all the in thanking this panel and wishing heather all the best in your treatment. thank you. [ applause ] up next, more from the department of health and human services forum on pharmaceutical noin vags and drug costs. panelists share ideas on improving access and affordability to high quality drugs. welcome back, everybody. i hope you enjoyed your lunch and your break. we re now going to move on to our next presentation. and i have the ple
you re part of the isis army you belong in prison until this war against islamic extremism is over. that s what security council resolution 2178 says. i hope your chart, you ll add to your chart a list of those countries that have told us that we do not think we should criminalize those of our citizens and residents who went to isis, joined the army but say they didn t actually kill anybody. also an issue, sir, of being able to prove in a court of law this kind of activity. that s fine. people on the ground in syria to come to a courtroom to testify. so, again, i think our partners use different tools depending on what they know about a particular individual in the case. that s all i could say. chair recognizes the gentlelady from florida. thank you so much, mr. chairman. isil s reach into the united states has been documented. we also know that isil is known to be tech savvy, as we ve discussed, used social media tools to its advantage to help recruit foreign fight
i would hope we have another round we can get into sort of what has worked because i am troubled sometimes by some of the conversation we re having when they return to a given country what do we do? it almost sounds like deprogramming from a cult and i don t think that s going to work given the numbers. and so i would be interested in hearing from both of our witnesses about are there examples of things that have worked in a preventing people from going and unfortunately if we fail on that, helping to reintegrate them in a genuine successful way when and if they come back. thank you, mr. chairman. i know my time super. chair recognizes is gentleman from california, colonel cook. thank you, mr. chair. ambassador, i wanted to ask you about the role of hamas and the muslim brotherhood in terms of perhaps facilitating the information on people recruitment and some of the smuggling activities, if you had any insight at all from a diplomatic standpoint. specifically i do no
fighters who are joining the militant group. witnesses who are joining the homeland security security and state department officials. this is two hours, 20 minutes. without objection, all members may have five days to the submit questions and extrainous materials. whether it s isis or al nusra or corson, there s the influx of foreign fighters far surpasses anything we have even seen in afghanistan. the scale of this mass migration is unprecedented and it results in deadly attacks. more foreign fighters have fought for islamic groups like isis in the last two years and then fought in iraq in afghanistan in the last 12 years. i have a map, i hope we can put that up on the screens. that show the areas that these fighters have come from they have come from all over the world. according to estimates, around 15,000 jihadists from over 80 countries have traveled to syria to fight. 2,000 of these fighters are from th the all of these western passport holders can tr
the chair now recognizes the gentleman from south carolina, mr. wilson. on sunday both the fbi and the department of homeland security issued warnings to american military personnel within the united states regarding possible threats from isil. sadly, this comes after homeland security secretary jeh johnson announced, quote, that the president would have no credible information that isis is planning to attack the homeland of the united states, he said this in new york city in front of the council on foreign relations. this incredible statement by secretary johnson, preceded his unconstitutional review of illegal aliens, as a member of this committee as well as chairman of the ampled services subcommittee on personnel, i m grateful to promote the well-being of members and their subcommittee on personnel, i m grateful to promote the well-being of members and their subcommittee on personnel, i m grateful to promote the well-being of members and their subcommittee on personne