>> look, jon, our founders established this great nation with one thought eplur bus unum -- e pluribusnum which means every man for himself. >> jon: i don't think it's cha that means. >> some say the strong eats the weak. obviously it was a less civilized time. >> jon: thank you very much. >> you are welcome. i hope you found this helpful. >> don't tread on me, jon. >> jon: samantha bee, chawdz. [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back my guest tonight is the secretary of health and human services. please welcome back to the program secretary kathleen sebelius. [cheers and applause] nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> jon: we're going to do a challenge. i'm going to try and download every movie ever made and you are going to try to sign up for obamacare and we'll see which happens first. >> okay. okay. [laughter] >> jon: what is going on with this? is this working? is it not working? >> well, the great news is, we have a terrific market. and for the first time, people are going to have a chance to compare plans, figure out what they qualify for. insurance companies have to play b

president, those words right up there, scrolled in the marble, e pluribus unum, out of many, one, that we gain our unity from many people's -- many peoples, many ideas, but we all think of ourselves, unum, as one, as americans. now, that's what we're missing, and you boil all this down, that's what's going on in american politics today. we don't talk to each other, we're shouting past each other. turn on your tv cables, look at the shouting matches there. or turn on one cable and you get only one perspective, turn on another cable, you get another perspective. we're not talking to each other. we're not. also as the good book says, as lyndon johnson as president often reminded us, come, let us reason together. that's what's happening. mr. president, i see other senators that want to speak here. i've got a whole bunch of things that i wanted to enumerate that are happening in the state of florida where the shutdown of the federal government is affecting the state of government. i'm not going to list those things so my colleagues can go on and speak. i've got a bunch of things to talk abo

i think unum, i know what he says about it now, but i think it's inexpensive. let's go to frank in florida. frank? >> caller: hi, jim, this is english frank in naples, florida. >> fantastic. >> caller: what do you think of chart industries? >> i think that chart is up a huge amount, but i do believe that the united states is at gas to liquids and that's a very strong story. let that come in and be a buyer. giovanni in indiana, giovanni? >> caller: hey, hey, boo-yah, jim! it's giovanni from indiana. i'm 25-year-old leasing consultant and i had a quick question for you. >> sure. >> caller: i'm looking at the hand on solar city and getting an itch here to buy it. >> i happen to think that solar city is in a secular and great place. i discussed this stock with my daughter this very weekend, who said, dad, if you want a solar panel, go to solar city. you think it's like circuit city, but she's got sense. solar city goes higher because it's an elon musk company. let's go to john in illinois. john? >> caller: boo-yah, jim?! what about those eagles! >> that eagle? what

that, it helped not only black people but all of america in trying to come together as e pluribus unumso helms is a step back in the wrong direction. >> you know, governor, i'm not talking jesse helms as a guy that may have made one or two statements that you regret out of for whatever reasons that people may make them. all of us have said things we want to take back. i'm talking about this was the core of his whole political philosophy. this is who he was. this is how he legislated. this is what he fought for. and we're seeing these signals now coming back that frankly are very destructive. in recent weeks we've seen new reporting about right wingers wrapping themselves literally in the confederate clflag. earlier this month a tea partier waved a confederate flag outside the white house. and we learned of a senate candidate in mississippi who addressed a neoconfederate group. where are the responsible republicans, the moderates that you've been able to work with when you were governing. where are they in terms of calling out and denouncing things like this and things like honoring jes

that, you know, this notion of e pluribus unum, right, out of many, one, that's both about rancorousogether to form one country, but it's also about different people from different traditions all being part of the american family. just like most of our real families, we fight, we disagree, right, but we love each other and we know we're all part of a common endeavor and a common good. that's what that speech is about. that's what more and more americans are embracing, but what this values summit has really departed from it, a pretty challenging way. >> bill, so weigh in for me here. >> well, i teach a class, like you do, and a student once asked me, is this the most divided we've ever been as a country? >> this is exactly what i wanted to ask you, right? >> and i thought about it and i said, well, you know, son, we did once have a civil war. three quarters of a million americans were killed in that civil war, but i think, and many historians believe that this is the most divided we've been since the terrible civil war of the 1860s. this is a case where americans are tearing each othe

out of many one, e pluribus unum. let's denounce this. let's come together. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition -- the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i'd like to ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. day number 15 of a government shutdown and we're less than 48 hours away from defaulting on our bills. we've never done that in the history of the united states of america. mr. speaker, we don't pay our bills, that will be reckless behavior and that will be irresponsible. it seemed like both the house and senate have agreed to open up government until january 15. let's make that happen. second, it seems like both the house and the senate agree to lift the debt ceiling until february 7. let's make that happen. but let's do step number three which says let's set a budget process in place that negotiates a budget,