This was the fault of HHS, the way the program was structured.

Let me give you a few highlights.

Certainly 300 percent was not enough.

Deloitte will not provide an opinion regarding the reasonableness of the proposed changes to each CO-OP's business plan.

shifting the blame to the States is not where the appropriate accountability ought to be here.

If you are saying everything was done right, we did the analysis just as we did with the initial loans, it is just not accurate.

I will say some of what you have just said confuses me, at least as to the period 2014 and 2015.

Well, $30 million of taxpayer money. It is the same people. These are taxpayers who have found themselves losing their health insurance and now potentially facing claims from providers because their health insurance company that was a…

The experts tell us that, if anything, the year-end claims numbers are likely to turn out even worse than they are now, that it is not going down, it is going up.

Who did do the analysis when additional taxpayer dollars were given to New York?

I think it also was to get enrollment numbers up under Obamacare, which was part of the desire by the White House at the time, and continues to be.

And, again, just to be clear, as compared to some of the testimony we heard earlier, there was information.