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Expensive piece of equipment. >> organ transplants. >> you could decide and ration, not the access but ration how many of these -- medical systems could multiply. why not return to something like that? >> certificates of need were used 40, 50 years ago. they may not be the best or efficient way. if you provide nursing homes, skilled nursing facilities, the right incentives they are positioned best to think through how to redesign the care. theyre still largely paid for fee for service, doing mor...

This disgusting ban will weaken our military. brian: joining us now to react is retired u.s. marine corps bomb technician johnioy jones. he lost both his legs in afghanistan. great to see you. im wondering what you thought of the presidents tweet yesterday that launched this big debate. >> good morning. thanks for having me on. first of all, the question at hand is do transgender people have a place in our military. its are we making this change based on social justice or social politics or are ...

Do phases because thats what the military is used to doing. and make that change and execute it in a way that creates a positive environment for everyone involved, to include the transgender people. that is not what the obama administration did. that was the 11th hour shot across the bough of social conservatism as an attempt to preserve some attempt of legacy of change and it didnt work. thats the problem at hand. steve: it sound like you were suggesting that president obama suggested this beca...

Fraud and how their leaders enrich themselves by squeezing out competition to deliver better patient care. we will look at the health insurance companies and their swamp behavior. they are the target of the swamp watch. >> everyone can see the health insurance thats growing wildly insufficient and hits you with high premiums, deductibles and co-pays for the 2014 survey compared the u.s. healthcare system with those of ten other developed nations and although they have the most expensive health c...

Enrich themselves by squeezing out competition to deliver better patient care. we will look at the health insurance companies and their swamp behavior. they are the target of the swamp watch. >> everyone can see the health insurance thats growing wildly insufficient and hits you with high premiums, deductibles and co-pays for the 2014 survey compared the u.s. healthcare system with those of ten other developed nations and although they have the most expensive health care in the world, we rank lo...

Telecommunications 30 years ago. you had s-curve transformation of lower prices and better efficiency. that has to happen here, the president knows that. we have to move towards a freer market standard, and this is a step in that direction. >> martha: the president today at the white house talking about basics, pushing for more things to be made in america. remember i think he was referring to the made in the usa, a little jingle that went along with it. can he achieve that and every week theres...

Added to make progress and im looking forward to that. >> what needs to happen? would you need to make progress on? >> well, we are getting closer. im proud of ted cruzs effort for consumers. i want to make sure alabama is protected. states that handled their medicaid program with efficiency and creativity shouldnt be penalized in this process. i guess my bottom line is i want to see a looming obamacare disaster. failure to do that would be a promise to the american people and that is what conce...

Its small entrepreneurs. youve retailers that are popping up everywhere. i think soft goods are dead. that is going online. you can order a 2,600-dollar commercial refrigerator via amazon. i think groceries are safe. but to jessicas point how many years and do i do think until the government comes in and tries to break up amazon because they are a monopoly. that will kill all of our efficiency here. itll be like they did to at&t years ago. i think it is right for disruption though. all of our li...

Its a big change. look, here is the problem with the faa. we are in the 20th century. we have a 20th century system in the 21st century. we need to upgrade the entire air traffic control for a lot of reasons, safety and efficiency. chairman shuster put together an effort. hes educating members. i dont think we whipped it yet. i think we are whipping it today. well see how that goes. >> does the president support -- >> yeah, i think the presidents support did help. yeah. who you with? [ inaudible...

Century system and the 21st century, we need to upgrade the entire air traffic control system for lots of reasons, for safety and efficiency. chairman schuster put together together -- we are whipping it probably today is my recollection. well see how that goes. >> speaker ryan: the presidents support help. [indistinct question] >> speaker ryan: thats part of the effort and the broader effort is to make sure that they are well-equipped. the whole point is to give all levels of law enforcement th...