security will still be an issue but how we pay for it, i can tell you, i have business owners in waynesville, north carolina, their premiums went from $600 to over $1300 a month. that's how we are paying for. >> it except that they are going to start cutting jobs. that means -- >> oh, yeah. >> trickle effect. >> well, and it is -- all of a sudden, what we are seeing is jobs, people being laid off and losing health care. and each and every week, it gets worse and worse. and -- we need to -- it is not ready for prime time. we need to hold off on it. >> parks was subpoenaed. there has been some sort of -- is he a show or no show tomorrow? >> hopefully he shows up. the american people deserve the truth. >> he has a subpoena. >> he does have a subpoena. >> he definitely will show up i think he will show up. he doesn't, you know -- >> send out -- >> chairman issa and others on the committee are ready to hold him to task. >> you just send someone out to pick him up. the sergeant in arms. he can't just hold up a subpoena. nice see. >> did you good to see you. >> this is the obama care funding questi

one of them is leon and liz russell, small business owners in waynesville, north carolina. mr.eadows: they were notified their $653 a month insurance premium will go to $1,322 in 2014. this is a yearly increase of over $8,000. they said to me, we cannot afford to pay it, period. what are we expected to do? for families like the russells, the white house will -- house will vote tomorrow on the keep your health care plan act, that will allow americans to keep their policies without penalty. president obama announced his intentions to allow insurers to keep offering canceled plans, but a one-year delay does not make good on his promise. the president needs to be working with congress to fix his flawed law. mr. speaker, we still have a broken website and we still have broken promises. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? without objection. >> mr. speaker, the problems with this health care law won't be cured with political fixes, because this isn't about politics. this is about real people. e