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Are uninsured than yesterday because of this law. on one side of the ledger, six million cancellations so far. you've heard about them. and many more people who have what are called mini med plans, those are going to be illegal now too. on the other side of the ledger 800,000 signed up for medicaid -- they're covered -- and two million supposedly enrolled in private health plans opbd exchanges. but some of those people haven't actually paid their premiums. >> they need to check to see if they're enrolled. the other important date, march 31. why is that important? spaeup >> that is end of open ...

Think this is. martha: the administration says this applies to the mini med plans. there are lots of workers in restaurants and hotels who have a mini med plan which is sort of like a health insurance light kind of program and it doesn't cover a lot. it gives people a minimum coverage of what they feel they need. those plans don't meet the requirements that you now in place, so instead of those people losing any bit of coverage that they might have at this point they are saying, let's have a waiver for those perhaps so that those people with still at least have that amount of coverage until 20...

To secretary sebelius of the health and human services department and he is also on the house oversight committee. congressman, thank you very much for being here. so what leads you to believe that just because they're giving waivers to some but not others it may be political? >> well, we don't know. that's the purpose of oversight, isn't it? there are at least three levels of inquiries that i think are appropriate: number one, what is the statutory authority for the secretary to grant waivers, period, number two, substantively, why are waivers necessary? if you can kee your insurance if you l...