[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2017] secretary acosta good morning. President trump and his administration are committed to ensuring hardworking americans have access to Affordable Health care. Mr. President , your executive order signed today is an important step in achieving that goal. I want to thank you and your administration for continuing to focus in finding Affordable Health care solutions. In addition to instructions given to the treasury and health and Human Services departments, the president will task the department of labor with considering ways to deliver quality, Affordable Health care to the American Work force. Id now like to call upon senator rand paul to say a few brief words. Thank you. Senator paul thank you. Today is a big day. President trump is doing what i believe is the biggest free market reform of healt
Good morning. President trump and his administration are committed to ensuring hardworking americans have access to Affordable Health care. Mr. President , your executive order signed today is an important step in achieving that goal. I want to thank you and your administration for continuing to focus in finding Affordable Health care solutions. In addition to instructions given to the treasury and health and Human Services departments, the president will task the department of labor with considering ways to deliver quality, Affordable Health care to the american workforce. I would i like to call upon senator randy hall to say a few brief words. Thank you. Secretaryou, acosta. Todays a big day. President trump is doing what i believe is the biggest free market reform of health care in a generation. This reform, if it works and goes as planned, will allow millions of people to get insurance across state lines at an inexpensive price. 28 Million People were left behind by obamacare. Do n
Sorry, i just had to. [laughter] honestly, this is just incredible. Im so glad to be here and to watch everybody. So much toit means me, it really does. Off theincoherent, and cuff, but i had to say something. This is just incredible. [applause] i would like to open more properly by thank you mr. And mrs. Stone for their incredible remarks. Mr. Stone is the reason i am here now. I did not think i could make it at first, and he persuaded me to leave in the middle of finals week to be with you here today. [laughter] happen. It mr. Stone, im glad to say, you were right. When i heard i was going to have to come up here and actually say something, im not going to lie, i had no frame of reference to approach this. On some level, i still dont. To be here, among people who have done far more for the cause then i have is terribly humbling. Why me . When arthur sat me down and said i had been given this award, i did not think i have done anything to do it. Im used to speaking my mind, and they w
The past and shed light on where we are today there is much more significant accountability and oversight constraints with respect to the fbis surveillance activities than there were in the past. Just this last week the director of the fbi was telling a story about how on his glasstop desk, underneath the glass, he has the onepage argueization hoover submitted to Bobby Kennedy for observation for surveillance if dr. King. It has no limitation on dureration, the scope, what could be done with what was collected duration it was a broad authorization. It director keeps that on his desk right now and every morning he is responsible for certifying applications under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act which was enacted after the king survilance. So the director literally puts the stack of applications on top of the onepager every morning. The applications are like this. Each one of them is quite extensive and thick with numerous recitations required by the law and i can talk about tho
Commercialization phase of the other companies developed ip. These Companies Face the same precious to compete in the global marketplace. Any other u. S. Multinational company is facing today, including the pressure to locate facilities and plants in the u. S. Or abroad, threatening the livelihood of thousands of u. S. Workers. One of the most effective tax incentives utilized by several european nations is the patent box. My question to you, dr. Hines, is ginn the growing diversity of companies in the Life Sciences industry and the increasingly specialized roles of bringing ip to market and the hundreds of thousands of jobs in the commercialization, development, and manufacturing of these products, how do you suggest that we equitably allocated benefits in the context of a patent or Innovation Box model . And specifically, as it relates to our competitors around the world who are already moving in this direction. I know this to me appears to be a complication to the tax code, but at t