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signed on to be champions for coverage, committed to sharing education materials and supporting out .ich -- outreach through october 1 alone, we have posted more than 1000 educational vents around the country to help spread the word about new affordable health care options, working with churches, community organizations, community colleges, and others. we know from the numbers there is a great demand for quality affordable health coverage. as we work to ensure consumers can access the coverage to healthcare.gov, in person, or by calling a call center, our outreach efforts are designed to help make sure consumers have the information they need to enroll in the coverage they want. with that, the secretary and the team here would be happy to take your questions. >> thank you. at this time, we will begin the question and answer session. our first question is from this nagging fox. >> thanks so much. it is a bit controversial to include in the numbers people who have signed up but not completed payment. >> maggie, i think numbers are consistent with enrollment numbers, that massachusetts repo

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what he -- when he said ich they bin ein berliner, believed him. they believed he was committed to their freedom as much as to the freedom of those he served in america. john kennedy made an extraordinary difference. his term was cut short by the assassin's bullet. the promise that was john kennedy was not realized. but john kennedy's impact on america, on young people, was profound. i remember john and i think you were here when we served with jack kemp, a republican, who would repeatedly, in committee cite john floor, kennedy as an inspiration. so that his legacy has not only been in terms of what he did and what he said, but his legacy remains in those he inspired to serve. repaired to the high ideal he is put before us, this congress this country and the world. ohn kennedy made a difference. we remember him. we remember that he died tragically. but what it really has us remembering is the contribution he made while he lived however short that life was. i thank the gentleman for allowing us to remember this day the loss we sustained on november