then you can go to dissolvable tobacco product that is have no nitrocimines and almost a 99.5% reduction of the risk so you can actually get your nicotine by either an osh -- orb or stick you lay on your tong or a strip you lay on your tongue or a stick that looks like a tooth pick and you can roll it and obtain your nicotine and remove 99% of the health risk. 99%. but this legislation is going to say no to these types of innovations. no. that somehow we are going to lock in to that which is the most harmful instead of permitting a migration. what we want is as individuals migrate and you've got then to the their pudics and medicinal types of of nicotine, you want them to quit. when you migrate them you migrate them to eventually quick smoking. what we have done is we are not doing this. in the bill there is -- let me have the last 30 seconds miss foxx: -- ms. foxx: i yield another minute. mr. buyer: what we have in the bill is abcontinuence in. it mentioned har reduction but because there is a two-tiered approach to the approval process for the introduction of new tobacco products, it i

if you're able to pasturize and reduce -- take away the nitrocimines, you know what, that ought to be something we should talk about and promote. the reason that, madam speaker, if we just turn this over to f.d.a. like chairman waxman has recently just suggested and let them come up with these strategies, it's not going to be able to get into the hands of the american people because of the two-tiered standard that has been set in this legislation. i reclaim my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from california. mr. waxman: madam speaker, i yield three minutes to my esteemed colleague from the state of minnesota, mr. oberstar. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota is recognized for tea minutes -- three minutes. mr. oberstar: i thank my friend for yielding, my friend and colleague of 34 years ago we entered the congress together. i do not propose to read this entire document, but it is the report of the hearings and committee report conducted by my predecessor in congress, john blot nick -- blotnick in 1957 on fal