"In your opinion then, for the bill that we are introducing, I am going to--I think I am going to get colleagues on the other side of the aisle, the Medicare Transaction Fraud Prevention Act, which is ..."
"When you have got that kind of fraud nipping at its flanks, something has got to give."
"What do we lose to actually learn from it when we are not talking to the people that actually get defrauded?"
"I believe getting beneficiary feedback along with being able to use the latest tools--most other places that do well with preventing fraud are already doing both."
"The Medicare Transaction Fraud Prevention Act, which we are rolling out, is to empower CMS to use this tool to catch fraudsters."
"I hope that we can continue to learn from industry's promising advances and integrate these solutions gradually and carefully."
"If you drag your feet on it, you are going to regret it because your competition in the real world is going to use it."
"I think it is the place to start where we can build in what I think is going to completely change the landscape and it is going to save the Government a ton of money."
"We're currently running $2 trillion deficits annually."
"What kind of return on investment are you going to get from it?"
"But it is also nearly insignificant as a percentage of the total issue. Would you agree with that?"
"So, Dr. Hendren, would you agree that anything to do with what this might do, say it's at 10 billion a year, is insignificant compared to the broader issue that we just spend way more than we can ever..."