mr. ewing, do you have anything else to say? you have three minutes or bottle. >> i think my only comment at this point is i just heard the gentleman say 30 days. it has been quite a few years, and we have not gotten a finality of this problem. i think it is honest contractors, conscientious workers, people back do as they say -- i mean, we were told that our work would be permitted, and i think what the gentleman just said here before, and just like i was saying, that the work inside the home, the installation of the store was not permitted. and not know. i am just left with a lot of doubt and a lot of fear, actually, around this. >> what was your original question? for this is their rebuttal. >> i have a question. what do you see as being reasonable, and if you could be sustained, because i understand all this other problems, that there have been other people here, but what we're trying to do is figure out how to work with you. you are saying that 30 days is something that is going to be hard. the bottom line is you have to do

mr. ewing, could i ask how his name not listed on this? we are always very supportive of staff, and we want to make sure that they are not in any way mis-listed. >> in 2006, mr. devontes did come to our home after a flooding episode. this time there was very brief. the flood had already occurred, and basically, i believe -- it was a long time ago, and the reason his name is there is because i started logging everything and keeping business cards. he gave us his card, but i believe his time at our whole was probably less than two minutes. he came into the basement, took a quick look around, give us his card, and then left. i'm sorry, he gave us the citation. >> you have him as being there in 2006. >> yes, that is correct. >> this man, this gentleman? >> i do not remember his face. i just remember i had the card, and he came in, and we explained he had this flooding, and he took a quick look around. we were not doing any work at the time. we had just had an episode of flooding and wanted to know if there was anything that the city knew about

they went down, but this tells ewe -- you in a broad sense that the vast, vast majority that all of our money really goes to our social welfare mission. >> thank you. mr. rand and mr. hammond, i find it so strange and out of the ordinary that if our republican colleagues of mine are attacks aarp today as retribution for health reform, it will be more than happy as mr. stark suggested to stand with you when they created the medicare drug benefit. i want unanimous consent to insert in the record a list of quotes from my republican colleagues when mma was passed. mr. rand, i don't believe you were at aarp at that time, but mr. hammond -- >> without objection, the gentleman's time -- >> mr. mr. chairman, you took more than 50 minutes. i went to vote, and when i came back, you still were asking questions. you took at least 15 minutes. >> the gentleman's time expired. mr. johnson is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you all for being here. >> the health care bill cuts medicare advantage by $206 billion. those cuts are going to result in millions of seniors no longer selecting medicare advantage coverage either because the pla

they went down, but this tells ewe -- you in a broad sense that the vast, vast majority that all of our money really goes to our social welfare mission. >> thank you. mr. rand and mr. hammond, i find it so strange and out of the ordinary that if our republican colleagues of mine are attacks aarp today as retribution for health reform, it will be more than happy as mr. stark suggested to stand with you when they created the medicare drug benefit. i want unanimous consent to insert in the record a list of quotes from my republican colleagues when mma was passed. mr. rand, i don't believe you were at aarp at that time, but mr. hammond -- >> without objection, the gentleman's time -- >> mr. mr. chairman, you took more than 50 minutes. i went to vote, and when i came back, you still were asking questions. you took at least 15 minutes. >> the gentleman's time expired. mr. johnson is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you all for being here. >> the health care bill cuts medicare advantage by $206 billion. those cuts are going to result in millions of seniors no longer selecting medicare advantage coverage either because the pla

says they went down, but this tells ewe -- you in a broad sense that the vast, vast majority that all of our money really goes to our soci welfare mission. >> thank you. mr. rand and mr. hammond, i find it so strange and out of the ordinary that if our republican colleagues of mine are attacks aarp today as retribution for health rorm, it will be more than happy as mr. stark suggested to stand with you when they created the medicare drug benefit. i want unanimous consent to insert in the record a list of quotes from my republican colleagues when mma was passed. mr. rand, i don't believe you were at aarp at that time, but mr. hammond -- >> without objection, the gentleman's time -- >> mr. mr. chairman, you took more than 50 minutes. i went to vote, and when i came back, you still were asking questions. you took at least 15 minutes. >> the gentleman's time expired. mr. johnson is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you all for being here. >> the health care bill cuts medicare advantage by $206 billion. those cuts are going to result in millions of seniors no longer selecting medicare advantage coverage either because the plans