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say it's great to watch you in the olympics, or i'm really proud to talk about my olympian friend brad snydery say, i'm not an olympian. i'm a paralympian. we're also commonly confused with special olympians. and these three sport movements are really incredibly powerful, really valuable, and play an important role in society, but they are different. and i think frequently paralympians find themselves in that middle ground, trying to explain to people how were different. >> the london paralympic games was a pivotal moment. it brought a new public interest to parasports in the uk. talk me a little bit about what you're hoping for, as the olympics and paralympics come to the united states in 2024? >> what was really unique about those london games, especially competing in 2004 was the advertising that the london olympics and paralympics did. so their whole narrative was the opp. was the olympics and paralympics. and that's how they came in. that was so brilliance, on their part. and we outsold tickets at the london games, 1 million tickets. we outsold the olympics. so it says something that the

to put on your former department of the treasury had, yesterday, my colleague and i, congressman brad snyder at the other end introduced a bipartisan piece of legislation, bill numbers hr 6408 that would authorize the department of treasury to revoke the tax-exempt status of any nonprofit deemed to be providing material support for resources to a terrorist group or terrorist group like hamas or any other terrorist group. you were back in your role treasury, can you talk about the benefit that legislation could provide and impact if enacted by congress? >> certainly, congressman. thank you for the question. i think it is a worthwhile initiative. i think there was a time where treasury used to track domestic groups and actually sanction them. it has stopped doing that so we don't do that anymore, we only target external groups, foreign terrorist organizations, foreign charities and foreign individuals, that is what the treasury does now. this is something the department of justice and fbi would be able to wield. if treasury identifies one of those and identified pursuant to this proposed law,