we will first hear from president obama and then the republican address from marlin stutzman. >> hi, everybody. this week i visited a company in raleigh:, north carolina that helps make electric motors that cut harmful carbon pollution. i stop by and see state university where engineers are set to develop a new -- n.c. state university where engineers are set to develop the technology further. increasingly, we are. ourks in part to all of strategy, for the first time in new -- nearly two decades we produce more oil at home that we buy from the rest of the world. we generate more natural gas than anybody. health care costs are growing at their slowest cost -- rate in 50 years and since i took office, we have cut our deficits by more than half. we are primed to bring back more of the jobs claimed by the recession and lost to overseas competition recent decades. that requires a year of action. i want to work with congress this year on proven ways to create jobs, like building infrastructure and fixing our immigration system. where congress is not acting, i will act on my own and put opp

. >> hello, i am congressman marlin stutzman and i have the honor of serving indiana's third district. across the country, too many of our fellow citizens elect the american dream is out of reach. our economy is just not creating enough jobs. more than 10 million americans are unemployed. last month, roughly 350,000 americans, a little more than the population of tampa, florida, stopped looking for work. health care premiums have gone up and millions of families have lost their insurance because of the new health care law. americans do not need to read another jobs report to know the economy is struggling. for the past five years they have lived it. they've spent sleepless night worrying about rent checks and student loans. they have made the long walk to the mailbox, running through the numbers to cover the next round

>> hello, i am congressman marlin stutzman and i have the honor of serving indiana's third district. across the country, too many of our fellow citizens elect the american dream is out of reach. our economy is just not creating enough jobs. more than 10 million americans are unemployed. last month, roughly 350,000 americans, a little more than the population of tampa, florida, stopped looking for work. health care premiums have gone up and millions of families have lost their insurance because of the new health care law. americans do not need to read another jobs report to know the economy is struggling. for the past five years they have lived it. they've spent sleepless night worrying about rent checks and student loans. they have made the long walk to the mailbox, running through the numbers to cover the next round of bills. after checking homework, they have combed through job listings. this is not new -- it is daily life. every morning these men and women wake up with the determination and purpose. the pursuit of happiness is not easy. that is something i learned growing up on th