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Well, there's been a lot of noise about leaks of classified information during the Trump administration. Some of those leaks have damaged the White House. Sessions said today that the DOJ currently has 27 open investigations into leaks, and that compares to what he said was nine open in the last three years.	well there's been, a lot of noise about leaks of classified information during the trump administration some of those leaks have, damaged the white house sessions said today that the doj currently has 27 open investigations into leaks and that compares to, what he said was nine. open in the last three	Well, there's. been a, lot of noise about leaks of classified information. during the, Trump administration Some of those leaks have damaged the White House Sessions said today that the DOJ currently, has 27 open investigations into leaks and that compares to what, he. said was nine open in the last three.	well, there's been a lot of noise about leaks of classified information during the trump administration. some of those leaks have damaged the white house. sessions said today that the doj currently has 27 open investigations into leaks, and that compares to what he said was nine open in the last three years.
NPR's Ryan Lucas. Ryan, thanks.	npr's ryan lucas ryan	NPR's Ryan Lucas Ryan	npr's ryan lucas. ryan, thanks.
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You're going to hear a lot of this kind of wordplay today. The Republican health care plan is on life support. It could be on its last breath, all that stuff. But it really is an important moment for the promise by Republicans to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare.	you're going to hear, a lot of this kind of wordplay, today the republican health. care plan is on life support, it could be on its. last breath all that stuff but it really is an. important moment for, the promise. by republicans to repeal and replace the affordable care act or	You're. going to hear a lot of this kind of wordplay today The Republican health care, plan. is on life support It could be on its last breath all that stuff But it really is; an important moment for the promise by Republicans, to repeal, and replace. the Affordable Care Act, or	you're going to hear a lot of this kind of wordplay today. the republican health care plan is on life support. it could be on its last breath, all that stuff. but it really is an important moment for the promise by republicans to repeal and replace the affordable care act, or obamacare.
President Trump and House Republican leaders have spent most of this week trying to cajole and strong arm their members to support the bill - to little gain. Yesterday, representatives of various factions of the Republican caucus remained opposed to the proposed bill.	president. trump and house republican leaders, have spent most of this week, trying to cajole and strong arm their members to support the bill - to little gain yesterday representatives of various factions, of the republican caucus remained opposed to the proposed	President Trump and House Republican leaders have spent most of this, week trying to cajole and strong arm their members to support the bill - to little gain Yesterday representatives of various; factions of, the Republican caucus remained opposed to the proposed	president trump and house republican leaders have spent most of this week trying to cajole and strong arm their members to support the bill - to little gain. yesterday, representatives of various factions of the republican caucus remained opposed to the proposed bill.
So joining me now in the studio is NPR health policy correspondent Alison Kodjak to talk about what is actually in this bill because, Alison, it has changed an awful lot over the course of the past week. Right?	so joining me now in the, studio is npr health policy correspondent alison kodjak to talk about what is actually in this bill. because alison it has changed an awful lot over the course of, the past week	So joining me now in the studio is NPR health policy correspondent Alison Kodjak to talk about what is actually in this bill because Alison it has changed an; awful lot over the course. of the past week	so joining me now in the studio is npr health policy correspondent alison kodjak to talk about what is actually in this bill because, alison, it has changed an awful lot over the course of the past week. right?
It sure has.	it sure	It sure	it sure has.
Where do we stand now?	where do; we stand	Where do we. stand	where do we stand now?
Well - so the basic framework remains the same. It's the bill that basically gets rid of the individual mandate so people don't have to own health insurance. It replaces the Obamacare combo of income-based subsidies and tax credits with a single, fixed tax credit based on your age.	well, - so the basic framework remains the same it's. the bill that basically gets rid of the individual mandate so people. don't have. to own health insurance it replaces the obamacare combo of income-based, subsidies and tax credits with, a single fixed tax credit based on your	Well - so the basic framework remains the same It's the bill that basically gets rid of, the individual mandate so people don't have to own health insurance It replaces the Obamacare combo. of income-based; subsidies and tax. credits with a single fixed tax credit based on your.	well - so the basic framework remains the same. it's the bill that basically gets rid of the individual mandate so people don't have to own health insurance. it replaces the obamacare combo of income-based subsidies and tax credits with a single, fixed tax credit based on your age.
But there are big changes to Medicaid, and that's one of the sticking points. It really reduces spending on Medicaid over the long term that will essentially amount to less money for health care and fewer people getting coverage. And then finally, last night, the change that will be coming today in an actual legislativ...	but there are big changes to medicaid and. that's one of the sticking points it really reduces spending on medicaid over the long term that will essentially amount, to less money for health care and fewer people getting coverage and then finally last night. the change. that will be coming today in an actual, legislativ...	But there are big changes, to Medicaid and that's one of the sticking points It really reduces spending on Medicaid over the long term that will essentially, amount to less money for health care and fewer. people getting coverage And then finally last. night the change that will be coming today in an actual legislative...	but there are big changes to medicaid, and that's one of the sticking points. it really reduces spending on medicaid over the long term that will essentially amount to less money for health care and fewer people getting coverage. and then finally, last night, the change that will be coming today in an actual legislativ...
So let's talk more about what those essential benefits are. So this is something that became federally mandated under the Affordable Care Act. It's just, like, a baseline of things that all insurance companies have to provide?	so let's talk more about what those essential benefits are so this is something. that became federally mandated under the affordable care act it's just like a baseline; of things that all, insurance companies have to	So let's talk more about what those essential benefits are So this. is something that became federally. mandated under the Affordable Care Act It's just like a baseline of things. that all insurance companies, have to	so let's talk more about what those essential benefits are. so this is something that became federally mandated under the affordable care act. it's just, like, a baseline of things that all insurance companies have to provide?
It is. It's a floor. And it's a pretty high floor. I mean, it - there's a list of 10 things, you know, areas of coverage in the language. They range from hospitalization and doctors' visits, your obvious, to maternity care, mental health care - any number of things and then...	it is it's a floor and it's a pretty, high floor i mean it - there's, a list of 10 things you know areas of coverage in, the language they range from hospitalization, and. doctors' visits your, obvious to maternity care mental health care - any number of things and	It is It's a floor And it's a pretty high floor I mean it - there's a list of 10 things you know areas of coverage in the. language. They range from hospitalization and doctors' visits your obvious to maternity care mental health care - any number of things, and	it is. it's a floor. and it's a pretty high floor. i mean, it - there's a list of 10 things, you know, areas of coverage in the language. they range from hospitalization and doctors' visits, your obvious, to maternity care, mental health care - any number of things and then...
Some prescription drugs...	some prescription	Some prescription	some prescription drugs...
Prescription drugs, yeah. And then under that, the regulations by the Department of Health and Human Services sort of lists very specifically what has to be covered.	prescription drugs yeah and then under. that the regulations by the, department of health and human services sort of lists very specifically what has. to be	Prescription; drugs yeah And then under that the regulations, by the Department of Health and Human Services sort of lists very specifically what has to be	prescription drugs, yeah. and then under that, the regulations by the department of health and human services sort of lists very specifically what has to be covered.
Conservatives - they don't like this because they call it Washington dictating what you have to buy. And...	conservatives - they don't like. this because. they call it washington dictating, what you have to buy	Conservatives - they, don't like this because they call it Washington dictating what you have to buy	conservatives - they don't like this because they call it washington dictating what you have to buy. and...
So they want this to go back to the states. States can decide what kind of baseline they want.	so they want. this to go back to the states states can decide; what kind of baseline they	So they want, this to. go back to the states States can decide what kind of baseline they	so they want this to go back to the states. states can decide what kind of baseline they want.
Right. And that's what they changed last night. They got rid of it out of the federal bill. They want it to go back to the states. And, you know...	right and, that's what they changed last night they got rid of. it out of the federal, bill they; want it to go back to the states and you	Right And that's what they changed last night They got, rid of it out of the federal. bill They want it, to go back to the states And you	right. and that's what they changed last night. they got rid of it out of the federal bill. they want it to go back to the states. and, you know...
This was supposed to satisfy conservatives in the House who say that this bill isn't actually a full repeal of Obamacare and it still doesn't do enough to lower premiums.	this was supposed to satisfy conservatives in the house. who say that this bill isn't actually a. full repeal of obamacare and, it still doesn't do enough to lower	This was supposed, to satisfy conservatives in the House who say that this bill. isn't actually a full repeal of Obamacare and it still, doesn't do, enough to lower	this was supposed to satisfy conservatives in the house who say that this bill isn't actually a full repeal of obamacare and it still doesn't do enough to lower premiums.
Exactly. And we'll see. I mean, some of those members, the most conservative, probably have come toward the bill. The problem is once you do that, you get rid of a lot of protections for people and the insurance. And so some of the more moderate Republicans may be falling off on the other end.	exactly and we'll see i mean some of those members the, most, conservative probably have come toward the bill. the problem is once you do that you get rid of a lot of protections for people and the insurance. and so some of the more. moderate republicans may be falling off on the other	Exactly And we'll, see I mean some of those members the, most conservative probably have come toward the bill The problem, is once you do that you get, rid of a lot of protections for people and the insurance And. so some of the more, moderate Republicans may be falling off on the other	exactly. and we'll see. i mean, some of those members, the most conservative, probably have come toward the bill. the problem is once you do that, you get rid of a lot of protections for people and the insurance. and so some of the more moderate republicans may be falling off on the other end.
Especially on the Senate side, if it gets that far. So...	especially on the senate side if it gets that. far	Especially on the Senate side if it gets that far	especially on the senate side, if it gets that far. so...
Right.			right.
Let's talk - we've talked an awful lot about where the dividing lines are in Washington on this bill. But what's the conversation like outside of Congress, outside of Washington? Lobbying groups, doctors - what kind of support does this bill have?	let's talk - we've talked an awful lot about where the dividing lines are in washington on this bill but what's the conversation like outside of congress outside of washington? lobbying groups doctors - what kind of support does this bill	Let's. talk - we've talked an awful lot about where the dividing lines are, in Washington, on this bill But what's the conversation like outside of Congress outside of Washington? Lobbying groups doctors - what kind of support does this bill	let's talk - we've talked an awful lot about where the dividing lines are in washington on this bill. but what's the conversation like outside of congress, outside of washington? lobbying groups, doctors - what kind of support does this bill have?
Yeah, that's - I think that's one of the big problems. There's not a lot of support outside of Washington for this bill, at least among the organized groups. And that - you know, the American Medical Association has come out again against it, the American Hospital Association, any number of patients groups - the Lung A...	yeah that's - i think that's one of the big problems there's not a lot, of support outside of washington for this; bill at, least among the organized, groups and that - you know the american medical association has come out again against it the american hospital association any number of patients groups - the lung asso...	Yeah that's - I think that's one of, the big problems There's not a lot of support outside of Washington for this bill at least among the organized groups And that, - you know the. American Medical Association, has come, out again against it. the American Hospital Association any. number of patients groups - the Lung A...	yeah, that's - i think that's one of the big problems. there's not a lot of support outside of washington for this bill, at least among the organized groups. and that - you know, the american medical association has come out again against it, the american hospital association, any number of patients groups - the lung a...
And a lot of governors don't like it either. People - it's hard for people to come out for a bill where people are going to lose insurance coverage.	and a lot of governors don't like it either people, - it's hard for people to come out for. a bill where people are going to lose insurance.	And a lot, of governors don't like it either People - it's hard for people to come out for a bill where people, are going to, lose insurance	and a lot of governors don't like it either. people - it's hard for people to come out for a bill where people are going to lose insurance coverage.
Which the CBO has again indicated that more than 20 million Americans additionally will lose coverage under this plan.	which. the cbo. has again indicated that more than 20 million americans additionally will lose. coverage, under this	Which the CBO has again indicated that more than 20 million Americans additionally will lose coverage under this,	which the cbo has again indicated that more than 20 million americans additionally will lose coverage under this plan.
Right. And they repeated that last night.	right and they, repeated that last	Right And, they repeated that last	right. and they repeated that last night.
NPR health policy correspondent Alison Kodjak - thanks so much, Alison.	npr. health policy correspondent alison kodjak - thanks so much	NPR health policy; correspondent Alison Kodjak - thanks so much	npr health policy correspondent alison kodjak - thanks so much, alison.
Thanks, Rachel.	thanks	Thanks,	thanks, rachel.
Right now, it's one of the toughest word problems educators have to solve. What's the best way to teach mathematics to kids? For years, educators and administrators argued over methods, but this fall the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics unveiled new, more focused guidelines for elementary and middle school s...	right now it's. one of the toughest. word problems educators have to solve what's. the best way to teach mathematics to kids? for years. educators and administrators argued. over, methods but this fall the national, council of teachers of mathematics unveiled new more focused guidelines for elementary and middle, schoo...	Right now it's one of the toughest word problems educators have to solve What's the best way to teach mathematics, to kids? For years. educators and administrators argued over methods but this fall. the National Council, of Teachers of Mathematics unveiled new more focused guidelines for elementary and middle school	right now, it's one of the toughest word problems educators have to solve. what's the best way to teach mathematics to kids? for years, educators and administrators argued over methods, but this fall the national council of teachers of mathematics unveiled new, more focused guidelines for elementary and middle school s...
The document, called Curriculum Focal Points, urges teachers to focus on three concepts in each grade and on a select few subjects instead of inundating students with too many concepts. We're going to talk with the president of National Council of Teachers of Mathematics in a moment.	the document called. curriculum. focal points urges, teachers to focus on three concepts, in each grade. and on a select few subjects instead of inundating students. with too many concepts we're going to talk with the president of national council. of teachers of mathematics in a,	The document. called Curriculum. Focal Points urges teachers to focus on. three concepts in each grade and on a select few subjects instead of inundating students with too many concepts We're going to talk with the president of National. Council of Teachers of Mathematics in a	the document, called curriculum focal points, urges teachers to focus on three concepts in each grade and on a select few subjects instead of inundating students with too many concepts. we're going to talk with the president of national council of teachers of mathematics in a moment.
But first, let's get some context from Sean Cavanaugh. He's a math and science reporter for Education Week. Welcome to the program, Mr. Cavanaugh.	but first let's get some context from sean cavanaugh he's a math and science reporter for education week. welcome to the program mr	But first let's get some, context from Sean Cavanaugh He's a math and science; reporter for Education Week Welcome to, the program, Mr	but first, let's get some context from sean cavanaugh. he's a math and science reporter for education week. welcome to the program, mr. cavanaugh.
Well, thank you for having me.	well thank you for having	Well thank you for having	well, thank you for having me.
And we want to hear from listeners as well. Is your child struggling to learn too many concepts? How would you like to see the way we teach math changed? Our number here in Washington is 800-989-8255. That's 800-989-TALK. And the e-mail address is talk@npr.org.	and we want to hear from listeners as well is your child struggling to learn too many. concepts? how would you like to see the way we teach math changed? our number here in washington, is 800-989-8255. that's 800-989-talk and, the e-mail address, is	And we want to hear from, listeners. as. well Is your child struggling to learn too many concepts? How would. you like to see the way we teach math changed? Our number here in Washington is 800-989-8255. That's 800-989-TALK And the e-mail, address is	and we want to hear from listeners as well. is your child struggling to learn too many concepts? how would you like to see the way we teach math changed? our number here in washington is 800-989-8255. that's 800-989-talk. and the e-mail address is talk@npr.org.
So Mr. Cavanaugh, what does the typical math curriculum look like now?	so mr cavanaugh what does, the. typical math curriculum look like	So Mr Cavanaugh what does. the typical math. curriculum look like,	so mr. cavanaugh, what does the typical math curriculum look like now?
If yesterday was a national holiday dedicated to turkey, the symbol today should be a credit card. Amid all those shoppers though crowding in the stores, a few people are saying enough.	if yesterday was a national holiday dedicated to turkey the symbol today should be. a credit card amid all those shoppers though crowding in the stores. a few, people. are saying	If yesterday was a. national holiday dedicated to, turkey the symbol today should be a credit card Amid all those shoppers though crowding in the stores a few people are saying;	if yesterday was a national holiday dedicated to turkey, the symbol today should be a credit card. amid all those shoppers though crowding in the stores, a few people are saying enough.
A lot to people have bought into seatbelts, for example, and we're willing to pay extra for airbags, but would you take away the keys from your elderly relative? Would you force motorcyclists to wear helmets? Will you really not answer your cell phone while you're driving? Will you limit yourself to one beer and be the...	a lot to people have bought into. seatbelts, for example and we're willing to pay. extra for airbags. but, would you. take, away the keys from your elderly relative? would you force motorcyclists to wear. helmets? will you really not answer your cell phone, while you're driving? will you limit yourself to one, beer, an...	A lot to, people have bought into seatbelts for example and. we're willing, to pay extra for airbags but would you take away the keys from your elderly relative? Would you force motorcyclists to wear; helmets? Will you really not answer your cell phone while you're driving? Will you limit yourself to one beer. and be. ...	a lot to people have bought into seatbelts, for example, and we're willing to pay extra for airbags, but would you take away the keys from your elderly relative? would you force motorcyclists to wear helmets? will you really not answer your cell phone while you're driving? will you limit yourself to one beer and be the...
And later in this hour, Dr. Queue will join us, just in time for Black Friday with tips on what to do while we are standing on those long lines at the stores, but first traffic safety. And let me reintroduce NPR senior business editor Marilyn Geewax, who is overseeing that �On The Road To Safety� series. As you look at...	and, later in this. hour dr queue will join us, just in time for black friday, with tips, on what, to do while we are standing on those long lines. at the stores but first traffic safety and let me reintroduce npr senior business, editor marilyn geewax who is overseeing that �on the road to; safety� series as, you look...	And, later in this hour Dr Queue will join us just in time for Black Friday with tips on what to do while we. are standing on those long lines at the stores but. first traffic safety And let me reintroduce NPR senior business editor Marilyn Geewax. who is overseeing, that �On The Road To Safety� series As you, look at ...	and later in this hour, dr. queue will join us, just in time for black friday with tips on what to do while we are standing on those long lines at the stores, but first traffic safety. and let me reintroduce npr senior business editor marilyn geewax, who is overseeing that �on the road to safety� series. as you look at...
Every - at every point, it's basically a trade-off. We know what can make roads safer. We know that roads would be safer if everyone under 25 did not drive. We know the roads would be safer if we took the keys away from everyone who is over 75, just statistically these are true. It's also clear that if we spent a whole...	every - at every point it's. basically, a trade-off we know what can make roads safer we know that roads would. be safer if everyone under 25 did not drive we know the roads, would be safer if we took the keys away from everyone who is over 75, just statistically these are true it's; also clear that if we spent a whole...	Every - at every point it's basically a, trade-off We know what can make, roads, safer We know that roads would be. safer if everyone under 25 did not drive We know the roads would be safer if we took the keys away from everyone who is over 75, just statistically these are true It's. also clear that if. we spent a whol...	every - at every point, it's basically a trade-off. we know what can make roads safer. we know that roads would be safer if everyone under 25 did not drive. we know the roads would be safer if we took the keys away from everyone who is over 75, just statistically these are true. it's also clear that if we spent a whole...