. >> the housel be in order. >> c-span celebrates 45 years of governing congress -- covering congress like no other. since 1969, we have provided balance, unfiltered coverage of government, taking you to where policies are debated and decided all with the support of america's cable company. c-span, 45 years and counting, powered by cable. >> a conversation on regulatory policy. our guest is a policy analyst at george washington university. good morning. host: a recent "wall street journal" headline. trump used a 1996 law to overturn obama-era regulations and biden aides hope to stop the republican from doing it again if he wins. the 1996 law that the "wall street journal" is referring to there is the congressional review act. what is it? why do we have it? guest: so the congressional review act was enacted in 1996 as a way for congress to retain oversight of federal regulation and so it's kind of an ex pabssive -- expansive law. it can cover any regulation, the broadest definition of regulation that we have, under the administrative procedure act. and so when regulations are disapprov

there is a really great anecdote in my friend morgan housele's book, it is a book about the things that never change. and it opens up with warren buffett driving in -- during the financial crisis in a car with an investor and the investor is carrying on, did you see this happen, that happen, et cetera, he said, well, it was the best-selling candy bar in 1963. and it is snickers. what is the best-selling candy bar today? it is snickers. there is something to the berkshire story about investing in things where human -- basic human needs and behavior is probably not going to change. so are people going to be using an american express card in ten years drinking a coke, probably. will they need to use railroads and utilities and banks? probably. that's the berkshire story. the next great thing is probably not going to come up. i would like to see todd combs and ted wexler out front a little bit more, especially considering the fact that outside of apple, the stock portfolio itself really hasn't been so hot. maybe that would be an interesting thing for shareholders to get to ask questions abo

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