and i feel like i need to go to nashua and get closure. >> okay. let's go.lunch. i didn't eat all my lunch. >> hello, everyone. oh, ice cream. nice, kevin. looks good. >> it...yeah. >> angela, you're more chipper than usual. >> i am proud to announce that there is a new addition to the martin family. she's hypoallergenic. she doesn't struggle when you try to dress her. she's a third-generation show cat. her father was in meet the parents. needless to say, she was very, very expensive. >> how much? >> $7,000. >> for a cat? i could get you a kid for that. >> where'd you get that kind of money? >> i sold andy's engagement ring on ebay. >> wait, you didn't give it back? >> he wouldn't have wanted that. her name is princess lady! >> seven grand. >> mm-hmm. >> i gotta see that little bitch. >> i have something better than a picture. come on. >> you have your cats on nanny cam? >> yeah. [cats mewing] i mean, i usually try to take leave when i get new cat, but i'm out of vacation days. and this company still doesn't recognize cat maternity. i mean, when somebody has

best sales of any regional branch, so david wallace has asked me to go to all the branches-- except nashua to these branches and i am telling them my secret recipe for success. my 11 business herbs and spices in a sales batter. oh, that. well, that is pam. pam is coming along as my assistant and my driver so i can focus. and i like to pack heavy. he brought a sled. no! that is a toboggan. you never know when you're gonna find a snowy hill. so...every magician has a hot assistant, and every rock star has a roadie, and pam is my hot roadie. yeah. i love being on the road. but i especially love the time-and-a-half pay, 24 hours a day, for three days. 'cause i have a mortgage now. gotta bring home the bucks. yeah--oh, don't say "bucks." that's not ladylike. here we go! okay, so what we do is we drive all day and we stay in hotels together at night. separate rooms. well, that goes without saying. i'm gonna say it anyway. hey! look at what you're wearing again. pam, have you ever seen a magician's assistant? that's... this is a new cardigan. kind of-- [retches] maybe you could tie it around your

steven in nashua wrote me i'm a small employer. i would be very tempted to dump my plan for my employees, give them a few extra dollars and just get out of the health care business. and i have also heard time and time and again about how looming penalties under obamacare are causing businesses to think twice about growing and adding new workers. i heard from matt on the sea coast. he wrote to me and said on a business level, i don't know if i will expand because i would not be able to pay the penalties or the health insurance for my staff members. madam president, these are just some of the stories that i am receiving from new hampshire about hardships that obamacare is causing for people who are working hard, who want to make ends meet, who want to keep the health plans that they have now, and i feel terribly bad for these people. it breaks my heart. i have worked hard, sponsored many efforts and voted to repeal this law. i have called repeatedly over the last several days for a time out from obamacare. we do need a time-out, mada

stephen in nashua wrote me that i am a small employer. i would be very tempted to dump my plan for my employees, give them a few extra dollars and get out of the health care business. causing them to think twice about growing and adding new workers. i would not be able to pay health insurance for my staff members. madam president, these are just that i ame stories receiving from new hampshire about hardships that obamacare is causing for people who are working hard who want to make ends meet and keep the health plans that they have now. i have worked hard, sponsored many efforts, and voted to the health care law. timeout from for a obamacare. timeout, madam president. because of the concerns i just talked about in this chamber that i am hearing from my constituents. i know many members in this chamber are hearing. we need the president to call a timeout. to the floor several times during the government wrongwn and i said it was to shut down the government to try to defund obamacare. because of the harmful impact of the government shutdown

including a huge win for our newest state representative from nashua.applause] thank you as well to my friends speaker tearing a rally and senate democratic leader sylvia larsen. [applause] and to all of the hard-working democratic senators and representatives with us tonight. thank you for standing up for the priorities that matter to granite stators. and taking a constructive, open- minded approach to addressing our challenges. also want to acknowledge our amazing women leaders who represent our state in washington. genie, it is no surprise that you got to standing ovations, one for governor one for senator. a special thank you to congresswomen carol shea order .nd and mclean custer [applause] given the tea party driven dysfunction down in washington, you've all got tough jobs. to you're fighting every day bring commonsense sense solutions to congress. thank you. [applause] and it is really great to welcome my friend and fellow governor, martin o'malley. [applause] thank you, governor o'malley so much for your support, advice and guidance. through our

david in nashua wrote me. recently he saw his coverage canceled like soon others. he wrote "when working with anthem to get a plan that will have the closest coverages and plan services with similar deductibles and co-pays, i was disheartened to learn that it will cost me an additional $110 per month about 40% more than i was paying. -- than i was paying." he continued. "to get comparable services to what i had it will cost an additional $45 per month. all i said is i am looking at an increase of $150 per month. david said he's looking at a 50% increase in costs and an additional $1,800 per year. he said to me, this is grossly unacceptable, has been misleading from the words conveyed by the president and down right frustrating to have to deal with such a problem. a couple from amherst, new hampshire, me wroa and said, because of the affordable care act, our health insurance plan is being canceled and the least expensive plan, either within the exchange exchange or outside of it will more than double our cost. the least expensive plan we can obtain will increase our

she came in a nashua adult human resource da vinci's magnet that because she's trying to solve all the problems, not hers. >> this is a great question. pay attention to this question. do you think that part of gender bias behavior, men and women may be genetic as well as social? >> it is such a profound question. i try to be really clear on this in the book he or i do not think men and women do not have genetic differences. >> too many negatives. >> to negatives is never good. i have a son and a daughter. my son will take any joy and hit the other toy and my daughter will take to and make their case. [laughter] there are differences. >> and you are trying to solve these by first demand -- >> yeah, but here's what we know. i believe they're a genetic differences between boys and growth and mad women. i don't believe leadership is one of them. leadership can have typically male traits, typically females get the best leaders have both. the best leaders have both. so we can associate with his femininity with leadership. as much as we can associate masculinity with nurturing. >> another one

we have a very strong presence in nashua the financial services business, several hundred employees. it's a big business and a folder really like to tennessee for lots of reasons. >> can you say that one more time? >> ditto. i'm often asked about manufacturing in america, and can we compete from the u.s. on and even a level playing field based on what else and what do we build anything here? in fact we built a lot here and it's very timely that they came from athens, georgia, last evening because yesterday we cut the ribbon on a brand-new greenfield factory, 850,000 square feet, 1400 people strong when it's fully operational at the end of next year, and these will be small bulldozers and small excavators that were formerly only produced in japan. we brought those to the united states for several reasons. one, we can compete from a base. two, we would like -- we like support system here, and a lot of that production will stay in the us and a lot of that will be exported to south america and europe. so we feel there's a very good chance and a very good condition and not only built here

and roberta in nashua is pleading for help.he wrote, please hear my plea and see what you can do to help us keep our care and not be forced into purchasing exchange insurance which is so costly and will be a financial hardship for us. it is not affordable. addition to cancel policies, patients losing their doctors alsoigher premiums, i have heard about another consequence of obamacare from people who are hard trying to make ends meet and those are workers seeing their hours cut. under the law, they must provide workage for them those who 30 hours or more per week. many of these employers, not surprisingly, have decided to reduce hours rather than comply so this is what the snarky -- hard-working people are writing to me about. i heard from an emt who wrote to me and said, my employer notified the 75 of us who work 1, our effective january hours will be cut due to obamacare. our incomes will drop him make it harder for us to buy our own insurance. an educator from the upper valley writing, our school district and surrounding are