Do you think you're going to restore the confidence in this plan?

I think it's very confusing about where you go.

What I worry about is that there's such a crisis of confidence that people won't enroll.

Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman.

Oh, yes we are.

Can you reassure this committee and the American public that our commitment is to make sure that President Assad is held accountable?

I hope at some point this administration will sit down and develop a strategy, not only for Syria, but for the region.

The United States was prepared to use our military to stop the use of chemical weapons. Are we prepared to use our political might to make sure that those who use chemical weapons are held responsible for their actions?

President Obama was very clear that we would not tolerate that, and if necessary we would use force.

I hope we can successfully complete a TTIP agreement that does put us on a level playing field.

In another hearing, as the chairman knows, I will be bringing up tax legislation to try to give our producers and farmers and manufacturers a better break.

If we continue to make these unilateral concessions, then it is not in America's interest and not in the global interest.

Mr. Ducker, let me just underscore the point on the taxes. You mentioned the de minimis rule.

So this notion that people are being turned away from an affordable product that provides good, quality care is preposterous.

She was proud to not only have helped them (the Davis Family) but to have created a law to ensure that nothing like this ever happens again.

My understanding is that a lot of the companies, insurers that have been offering plans in the individual market, the ones who are sending out these notices are actually repositioning themselves in the health insurance exchange to offer…

the bigger story is that people want to access affordable health care coverage, and they're coming to these sites.

Chairman Young did more for the men and women in the Armed Forces than anyone in Congress.