First of all, thank you for giving me the opportunity to talk to you from kansas. As you said, i was a member of the working group on workplace conduct and we began our work in january and it culminated i wouldnt say culminated but we issued a report june 1 i know you all are very familiar with. If i can just start by getting a synopsis of how he went about our work. And then focus on what i think are 40 findings, all of which, i think you have just one way or another. We are a small group. From the outset we viewed our mission as determining what processes, procedures and rules could fix the problem, so to speak. We did not think that our mission should be to endeavor some sort of longterm study of the extent of the problem. We started with the assumption that we had a problem. We are a workplace of about 30,000 employees. We had no reason to think that we didnt have some problems, whether it was pervasive or not, if there was even a minor number of problems, we felt that it deserved
Good morning Everyone Welcome to the American Enterprise institute our Conference Today is healthcare that matters, real choses or real competition. Im tom miller, chief entertainment and critic are and here and eei. Here is what we are going to do today. Yesterday the Trump Administration released its multidepartmental report on reforming americas Healthcare Systems in choice and competition. We will start with an address by brian blase the white house advisor about how the report came about. Why it is needed and what sort of policy reforms based on greater choice and competition could help provide Higher Quality healthcare at more affordable prices. Then, we will hear from two different panels the first will take a closer look at what a more fleshed out approach of enhanced choice and competition could accomplish with both his potential and limitations. In other words, as those of us in the think tank and academic report its should work in theory. Our second panel will dive deeper in
Enterprise institute our Conference Today is healthcare that matters, real choses or real competition. Im tom miller, chief entertainment and critic are and here and eei. Here is what we are going to do today. Yesterday the Trump Administration released its multidepartmental report on reforming americas Healthcare Systems in choice and competition. We will start with an address by brian blase the white house advisor about how the report came about. Why it is needed and what sort of policy reforms based on greater choice and competition could help provide Higher Quality healthcare at more affordable prices. Then, we will hear from two different panels the first will take a closer look at what a more fleshed out approach of enhanced choice and competition could accomplish with both his potential and limitations. In other words, as those of us in the think tank and academic report its should work in theory. Our second panel will dive deeper into current healthcare markets with real people
That long conversation she had in turkey. Right theres no question that the president feels he hasnt gotten the whole story that there were a lot of details missing facts although it appears and i would agree with my colleague Charles Stratford that he has at least gotten a clearer picture and thats why we saw such a forceful response after somewhat of a cautious stance by this administration not just in the words of the Vice President mike pence but also the president stopping short of pointing the finger at the crown prince but saying that he did believe that was the the do you believe the denial of the saudi king but of course we also heard from the secretary of state mike pompei oh where he said that the United States is really just in the beginning stages of its response i think what you have to focus on now are a couple of things number one there is this convergence somewhere in the white house campus its not on the official president s schedule where these meeting of the minds w
That the community worked with. Yeah. I have not been able to really get past, you know, step one with the developer as far as talking about the Historic Buildings. And that is where i am on that. I think somebody needs to see a pro forma and see how much money they plan on making on this project because i think they can make money on the project and still keep it within a reasonable height and density that will be more true to the Historic District and that area of the city. Thank you. Thank you. Next speaker, please. Hi, im mark dwight. A resident and Business Owner in dog patch and founding board member of the dog patch business association. I think in any community, you are not going to find unanimous kind of thoughts about any big project like this and obviously we have a lot of sentimenttal appreciation in dog patch for our Historic Buildings. That being said, you know, this is these are modern times and the economics of these kinds of projects are difficult. And i think that the