the house energy and commerce subcommittee on health is chaired by jim pitts. this is 2.5 hours. >> the chair recognizes himself for an opening statement. i would like to welcome our distinguished witnessed today, the hon. kathleen sebelius, secretary of the u.s. department of health and human services. madam secretary, thank you for your time and testimony today. the department of health and human services is a large department with broad authority and jurisdiction. with the enactment of the patient protection and affordable care act, we have found there are several sections of this new law that require mandatory funding. hence, bypassing normal appropriations processes. this hearing will give us a chance to consider the budgetary act and make -- implications and administration of this new law. one aspect that concerns me is the office of consumer and folk and insurance oversight. less than eight months after it was passed last year, the department moved regulation of health insurance from the centers of medicare and medicaid service where they had been for ye

i never gave it any thought. >> pitts: williams runs newsouth books in montgomery, alabama, cradle of the confederacy, and where jim> we don't want the niggers going in this school. it's a white school. >> pitts: williams, a son of alabama, says the civil rights movement changed him, as it did much of the south. for him, the subject of race and the n-word goes beyond any debate about the book. it's also about how far the south has come. >> williams: we learned to think differently about it, and thank god we did. i mean, the movement didn't free, you know, black southerners. i mean, it freed white southerners, too, and you know... >> pitts: freed you from? >> williams: freed us from the sin of... you know, this... this was a big... a big sin. >> pitts: kids use it-- you know, the... the rap. >> bradley: well... >> pitts: artists use it, the black rap artists use it, as you know, as i well know. brothers use it all the time... >> bradley: oh, yeah. >> pitts: ...when they talk to each other. >> bradley: i love it. >> pitts: sorry? >> bradley: i love it. >> pitts: you love it? >> bradley: yeah, yeah. "you're my nigger,