mr. potter? >> it's non sense. a lot of time in washington during the time this bill was being debated. there was never ever any understanding this would apply only to the states that established their own exchanges. i also talked to the people in hhs and the white house. never was this ever considered to be the way the law would be written or interpreted. >> mr. holler how does this impact 2016? >> right now we're going to see some sort of supreme court decision that is going to pole vault obamacare back into the narrative. and any time there is an election based on the bombo bomb care the rubbleepublicans do really well. >> and has healthcare insurance gone up for every american as mr. holler just said? >> not at all. in fact health insurance is affordable for a lot of people in this country. many people who couldn't afford it at all. in fact it is now available for millions of americans who couldn't buy at any price because of preexisting conditions. we forget many of the things that a lot of people before the l

mr. woodfox's immediate release and we are so sorry that that did not happen today. >> nbc's mark potterst. francisville, louisiana, we heard from the family of the slain prison guard, brent miller. >> reporter: we did. it was a pretty exciting few minutes here about 20 minutes before he could have walked out this door had the ruling gone the other way, the attorney whose clip you played walked up here to the microphone announced the ruling had gone against him. mr. woodfox would remain in jail for the length of appeal going to be argued over the next few months over whether he would have a third trial in connection with the 1972 stabbing death, a brutal death of a prison guard, brent miller. his family members spoke. the sister and brother of the prison guard and they said that they supported the appeal court ruling. let's listen to what they had to say. >> the only thing we really have to say is it's been a long time coming and we're very happy that the appellate court decided with the d.a.'s office. >> reporter: now, the attorney general who also argued to keep mr. woodfox in jail and

mr. speaker. i'd like to take a moment to recognize the truly inspirational individual from my district. carolina robertson is a 12-year-old gerl from potters hill, north carolina. we met last october at an event in bullaville. she was born with a rare chromosomal disorder. despite her diagnosis, she's maintained a positive outlook on life. choosing to live every minute of every day. last year, carolina -- caroline was crowned a dream angel by north carolina outstanding little miss panelent. she is using her crown to help raise awareness for handicapped children throughout north carolina and earlier this year carolina -- caroline host add fundraiser -- hosted a fundraiser called bikers tea and tiaras. there were over 35 crown titles in attendance including miss north carolina 2014. caroline has had to overcome more adversity in her 12 years than most of us in a life team. she's a true inspiration to all of us around her and i'm honored to know her. i would like to thank caroline for her work as a dream angel and i know she will continue to accomplish great thention in the years to come. mr. speaker, i yield back my time. the speaker pro tem