mr. parker... you'll tell him to get his ass out here now. do i have to call security?i assume he's told you the big news. i don't know what you're talking about. the s.o.b. is walking out. 16 years and he's taking a hike! please, calm down. i don't need to get in the middle of this... he killed my baby and he's taking a hike. it's a hell of a boss you've got. please lower your voice. i want to scream. i will scream! i want the world to know all about my darling husband.

bill parker! mr. "look at me! i'm ng of the carnival!" come on! he's doing itfor the school.ood father. oh, what, he's a better father than me? is that that you're saying? i'm not a good father? you wanna be a good father? go help out in the child care room. i'll go. they got a tv in there? hey, barone, what happened? what are you doing? oh, i wa uh, doing this. hey, gimme that! i can do that, thank you veryuch. we're ready to finish the rest of the booth frames. i can use some muscle. let's rock! i'll be back to check on those, and they better be spot-free, ok? this isn't like home, where i let that stuff slide.

mr. parker had several contractors review this and on october 10 soon after the website went operationalo minister park read an article by david kennedy the white house hacker to testify twice before the committee. the article was entitled is the affordable care website secure, probably not. he commented in an e-mail how he was advised that they are on a level. we are asking mr. park to explain his role in developing the website and what the administration knew about the risk of the website. as of today they failed to provide the committee of the list of documents that are subject to this subpoena. of the ones we do have paint a different picture than that of the office of science and technology policy. as i said, the committee has not received all of the e-mails and documents that were subject. so another hearing may well be necessary. finally i want to take a moment to thank the chairman of the oversight committee paul brown for his tireless efforts on the subject as well as for many others that have come before the subcommittee. we appreciate the public service and his dedication over