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the use certificate still having roblems. it's been down the whole time you have been testifying. the system is down at this moment my question is very simple. when did you know it was going down, a month, day, quarter? did you tell the president when you knew? -- what you knew? >> sir, i was informed that we were ready to launch on october 1. the contractors who we had as our private partners told us and told this committee that they had never suggested delay, and that is accurate. our c.m.s. team felt we were ready to go. i told the president that we were ready to go. clearly i was wrong. we were wrong. we knew that in any big new complicated system there would be problems. no one ever imagined the volume of issues and problems that we have had. and we must fix it. >> yes, ma'am. you needed -- >> that's been repeated. i can guarantee you i would have never stated that because the law was passed in march of 2010. i chose the open enrollment date. i don't know where that quote comes from. but that is not from me. >> the gentleman's time has expired. million barrow. -- mr. barrow:

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. >> do you see any economic impact this early on with the roblem with the healthcare.gov website? or do you think that would have no negative effect -- >> i think when it comes to the website as you know people are working round-the-clock to fix that. the enrollment process is a six-month process. that's what you're focused on in that regard economically. if you asked me i think the things that matter most in the affordable care act for the economy is the health preums are growing at the slowest rate in 50 years. i think that helps businesses. it helps job creation. it also helps wages. you don't have people locked into a business because they need to keep their insurance. people are more free to move from job to job. that helps them match with a job where the most productive get a raise. it helps entrepreneur shfment you also see more affordable, new options for small businesses. i think taken as a whole you are going to see the affordable care act being good for the job market. good for the economy. i don't think anything about health care dot gov in the paths three weeks change