thank you to mica for your kind wonders and good morning. thank you to all of you.i am thrilled to be here. we're here to celebrate those who dedicated their lives to the human rights movement and we would be remised if we did not speak as to mica did to honor the passing of one of the movement's greatest heroes, nelson mandela. president mandela was a activist, political leader, a statesman and he was above all a teacher. he taught us that the power of forgiveness is greater áhan the power of hate and the differences of race and nationality matter less than our shared humanity. his presence on this earth will be sorely missed but his lessons will endure in the hearts of millions. this has in fact, become a very special event as part of what tom talked about an awful lot. it is a sadness that nelson mandela has passed from this world but it is very much the same kind of story that tom lantos talked about so much. we come together because of this extraordinary trailblazer, a man who admires from washington. as much as we're awe of tom., tom was in awe of his family.

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ifone last thing here, and there is any other questions, go ahead to the mica, but you kind of addressed this a little bit. where is this all going? are we on the cusp of something new and the way it is going to be, or are we in a transition phase, and we are figuring out how to use this better? rapid response is very simple now. the reporter publicly, not just e-mail or the phone, does the narrative is being set on twitter. people can see this interaction. is that where this is heading? >> again, i do not know. i think that -- first of all, they are using instagram throughout the campaign. sort of popped later. we just do not know. i talked to casey hunt, who works for the ap now. she said to me, can you imagine who walks to the back of the plane and sees reporter sitting there with google glasses, and everything is live stream. that is not improbable at all, and she and i were both wondering, i do not see it getting better. and there are still reporters that campaigns are still talk to. figure out what is in their head, what makes them tick, but, man, it campaigns can deliver the messa

ifone last thing here, and there is any other questions, go ahead to the mica, but you kind of addressed this a little bit. where is this all going? are we on the cusp of something new and the way it is going to be, or are we in a transition phase, and we are figuring out how to use this better? rapid response is very simple now. the reporter publicly, not just e-mail or the phone, does the narrative is being set on twitter. people can see this interaction. is that where this is heading? >> again, i do not know. i think that -- first of all, they are using instagram throughout the campaign. sort of popped later. we just do not know.

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congressman john mica has long criticized dining and cafe cars. >> this is unfortunately a governmentdized bottomless pit operation that has to stop. >> reporter: a series of internal amtrak audits show amtrak loses $1 for every dollar of food it sells. on chicago to d.c. route auditors collected $2.4 million selling food last year and lost $2.8 million by offering food service on that route in the first place. a dozen long distance routes nationwide. $13 million in losses selling food on the auto train, which runs south to florida. and there are several reasons why. according to oaudit's review. overstaffing cited on some routes. many long distance amtrak they spend more on labor selling the food than they earn on the food. spent storing the food. commissary costs and they have been handing out free food and booze to some passengers on some of the more expensive routes and they told management the free handouts are leading to losses. >> labor costs, storage costs, delivery costs, marketing, it's a loss. >> reporter: but passengers say amtrak needs to serve those drinks and sandwiches

[applause] there is a mica right here. >> i have a question. what was george zimmerman's life? who was he before the trial? and before the incident with trayvon martin? >> i've been talking to his brother and father. george can't talk to anyone by the way because the federal cloud of debt still hangs over his head. he is not the same person now he was two years ago. if he didn't suffer so here case of ptsd than i did the shooting he would be inhuman let alone he turned into a national pariah with a 10,000-dollar bounty put on your head. before the trial his friends called and tug boat. he was the one they always called on when they need help. he would come to the rescue. the fbi and part of the reason they turned to him for the neighborhood watch was because he was so helpful. probably the most critical eyewitness at least permitted in the trial was the woman, young nice woman with her little baby whose home was invaded and she testified. it was very powerful. the jurors all talked about it. it affected them and after the home invasion, george came over and helped them hard in

. >> one last thing here, and if there is any other questions, go ahead to the mica, but you kind of addressed this a little bit. where is this all going? are we on the cusp of something new and the way it is going to be, or are we in a transition phase, and we are figuring out how to use this better? rapid response is very simple now. hit back at the reporter publicly, not just e-mail or the phone, does the narrative is being set on twitter. is that where this is heading? >> again, i do not know. i think that -- first of all, they are using instagram throughout the campaign. sort of popped later. we just do not know. i talked to casey hunt, who works for the ap now. she said to me, can you imagine a candidate who walks to the back of the plane and sees reporter sitting there with google glasses, and everything is live stream. that is not improbable at all, and she and i were both wondering, i do not see it getting better. and there are still reporters that campaigns are still talk to. figure out what is in their head, what makes them tick, but, man, it campaigns can deliver the mess

mica. >> thank you, mr. chairman, perfect lead-in, putting that into the record. the title of the hearing is obamacare impact on premiums and provider networks. let's first talk generally about the impact on premiums and the people who have been affected so far that we know about. so far, and the chairman just put this in, "the wall street journal" said yesterday that between four million and five and a half million people have had their plans liquidated. isn't it your observation that most of these people are now going to face a higher premium? dr. english? and, actually, the higher premium and lower deductibility. i mean, higher deductibility and higher premiums both. would that with be your guesstimate? >> well, i think there's so much variability i think as we've talked about. we want people to have -- >> but these people have had existing plans now have been notified that they're not getting them. and with the new mandates in that, for example, i've been forced onto obamacare. my deductibles are doubled or triple, and my premiums are up. and i think that's, w