The gentleman just said that we hadn't received documents with regard to William Wilkins. We have received, I know we haven't received all of them, but I have got them right here.

We simply want the whole truth.

Jail time.

That's right.

I'm not concerned with your compliance, Mr. Werfel, because I have seen it.

The question I wanted to ask you is, I guess there are three categories of States in terms of how they have responded to the challenge of the exchanges.

the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.

when, say, that female is deprived of an opportunity she should have gotten, then she can't do for her children and, to me, that is criminal.

justice delayed is justice denied, and if we can find remedies quickly and get people back and give them a chance that they should have had, we need to do that as fast as possible.

The stuff that the Affordable Care Act contain that has already taken effect actually are working pretty well, like keeping young people on their parents' insurance coverage until age 26.

You look at the reduction in out-of-pocket expenses because we have eliminated some copayments for our seniors for certain kinds of preventive screenings and other things.

I think our colleagues on the other side of the aisle are in a difficult place right now because they know that if this works it is going to do really great things for their constituents.

But in Parliamentary systems where they can engage all these programs at once, they look at these problems and they say, 'Collectively, we are spending a great deal of money. We need to fix the way we collectively spend the money.'

the Republican budget turns it into a block ramp, and cuts it to a level where it is one-third below the Congressional Budget projected levels.

the proposal that our Republican colleagues in the House have made is that we would, relative to today's sequester, we would increase our spending on defense, and we would make up for that increase by dramatically cutting programs in…

It is a budget that showers large new tax breaks on the wealthiest in this country while hurting the middle class.

That budget, the Republican budget, cuts $810 billion from the base funding from Medicaid, $810 billion.

It simply adds insult to injury to pretend that deep cuts to food and nutrition programs... will somehow, quote, 'strengthen,' unquote, that safety net.