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the current design is magnificent anti-harrellism. please call for a new and open competition. >> thank you, mr. cook. our final testimony will be given by mr. cole, the past chairman of the neh. mr. cole, if you can pull the microphone right to you, that will make it easier to hear you. >> thank you very much chairman bishop and members of the committee. thank you for asking me to

and david harrel posting on facebook writes this. forcing people to buy something is fascism. the unaffordable care act is mussolini meets rube goldberg but still dangerous. people don't realize he writes the crisis is the result of previous government intervention. there has been no free market in health services for decades. people should be protesting to remove the federal government from health care, not to make the existing mountain of federal health bureaucracy even larger. our next call on our supreme court coverage day here is bay point, california. you're on the air. >> thank you. my concern as well. i'm generally in favor of the affordable care act or that there aren't provisions that require people -- require insurance providers to cover alternative health care chiropractor care, acupuncture and other kinds of treatment. the problem is that if people are going to be forced to pay for health care, they shouldn't be forced to pay for health care they don't want. i worked for a nonprofit corporation and advocate for people with chronic physical and mental disabilities

i want to talk about quotes steve smith who was your strategist in 2008 played by woody harrell son in movie. here's what he says. he says it's the true story of what happened over those ten weeks. he says i regret playing a part in the process that yielded someone on the ticket that was not prepared to be president. i am not asking you to respond to the authors what about steve schmidt who says this is all true? >> i regret that he would make such a statement. >> thank you as always for coming on, sir. it is always a pleasure to talk with you. in the move viie you swear like sailor but that would be unfair to sailors. i will leave it there. >>> up next our sunday panel on the recent streak of economic news but rising gas prices are they the reason behind the president's flat poll? ♪ let me get that door for you... [ man ] i loved my first car... sometimes the door gets stuck... oh sure. ooh! [ man ] ...and then, i didn't. um... [ sighs ] [ man ] so, i got a car i can love a really, really long time. [ malannouncer ] for the road ahead, the a-new subaru impreza. ♪ experience love that

. >> reporter: jeff harrell was among 70 teachers and students inside henryville high school when the came tumbling down around them. >> it's good to see the sunshine this morning. i'm happy to have my family with me. i'm counting my blessings, very much so. >> reporter: his daughters had left the school but were forced to turn back by the storm. >> i walked up and saw the school and i thought there was no way that there were no fatalities or injuries and i saw my dad and i was ran to him and jumped in his arms. it was amazing. >> reporter: amazing as well the response. security here is tight, and the rebuilding has already begun. volunteers prepared meals. neighbors are helping neighbors. coworkers and friends got betty out of her damaged home as she tried to salvage what she could. >> things can be replaced. friends and family can't, and that's what really counts. when times are bad these people show up. >> reporter: one veteran relief worker i talked to compared this scene to the aftermath of hurricane katrina. considering the extent of this devastation that description can't be fa