So I want somebody to be accountable for this and, if it was a mistake, for somebody to own up to it.

one of those incentives that we put in the law was the community-oriented health plans.

I want to thank you for that, because what you did was, you smoothed it out so that Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison and I could bring unanimity.

As I said, I think we are going to have a problem this fall.

The bad news is, in the opinion of this Senator, that we are going to have a crisis again come this fall.

In the opinion of this Senator, there is good news and bad news.

You are absolutely correct.

The good news is that existing circumstances, the deficit will be reduced over a ten-year period to somewhere between $3.6 and $3.8 trillion.

The impact of the sequester is a $598 million cut for IDEA Part B, children with special needs; a $725 million cut for poor children, Title I.

I must say that I am concerned, because I do not see a lot of give.

Mr. Secretary, how do you think the U.S. should respond to this dangerous and unprecedented action by North Korea?

50 percent of the victims say that if they report the assault, they do not think it does any good.