alanlican congressman nunnelee.hief justice roberts is history did not end in 1955, the year congress passed the voting rights act. your response. >> that is his view of america. america has used decisions to continue accept his nomination-- find acts of discrimination in the so-called seachange states like alabama. the records show that our continued acts of discrimination that the justice department has blocked because they were able to use section four or five to go in there and block discriminatory steps taken by the state. they talk about as if something wonderful has happened in the last 20 years. the reason something wonderful has happened is because of the voting rights act. this is comparable to 1877, when they pulled the troops out of the south. >> reconstruction? >> reconstruction -- when you take away the ability to go in there and stop the discriminatory act, as the justice department has and the courts have, you invite them to go back to what they have already been trying to do. these changes didn't ta

>> nunnelee any concerns. -- not really any concerns. mandate requiring businesses to provide workers with health care will be delayed a year. delaying the requirement until 2015 is an enormous victory for business that had lobbied against the health care law. it means that one of my-one of the requirements will be implemented after 2014 when the gop is likely to use the affordable care act to attack vulnerable democrats. said the has not cost the company that much. [video clip] obama health care bill affected your business? i think when we look at the first of 14 will see the mandatory coverage. we have we think about 90 percent of our employees are full-time, 30 hours or more. we will be required to provide insurance to them. 60think that this could be million -- 600 million to $100 billion. there is a bunch of interesting things we will see next year. we do not know how many of the folks who are not covered by our plans are covered by spouse's plans and how many are also the young and invincible basically say i do not want to pay my 2

>> nunnelee any concerns. -- not really any concerns. host: the mandate requiring businesses to provide workers with health care will be delayed a year. delaying the requirement until 2015 is an enormous victory for business that had lobbied against the health care law. it means that one of my-one of the requirements will be implemented after 2014 when the gop is likely to use the affordable care act to attack vulnerable democrats. arne sorenson said the has not cost the company that much. [video clip] >> how has the obama health bill affected your business? >> i think when we look at the first of 14 will see the mandatory coverage. we have we think about 90 percent of our employees are full-time, 30 hours or more. we will be required to provide insurance to them. we think that this could be 60 million -- 600 million to $100 billion. -- and 60 to $100 million. interestingunch of things we will see next year. we do not know how many of the folks who are not covered by our plans are covered by spouse's plans and how many are also the young

nunnelee: but the men and women of this aren't sitting by waiting for federal investment to show up to solve our problems. we have used the federal investment and leveraged it with local and other state investments. n the last four years, the regional commission has invested $360 million in that region. at the same time, over a billion dollars of other public investment has occurred. what has that done? t's attracted over 2.8 billion in private investment resulted in 122,000 jobs that have been created. this commission has made the commission is making a difference in the lives of the families in aye appalachia and because of that in appalachia and because of that i oppose this amendment. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlelady from ohio seek recognition? ms. kaptur: i rise to strike the last word. i rise this evening in opposition to my buckeye state colleague, congressman chabot, and i'm somewhat perplexed by this amendment. i don't really understand why he's offering it. i have to oppose