work requirements, they would have to work at least 20 hours a week or be enrolled in a job training brahm. that's very expensive. they would save probably $9 billion over 10 years on slashing food benefits. that's pretty controversial because i can see that there's a lack of kind of data on the success of these state work programs and the cbo actually estimates that it would take upwards of a decade to be able to offer all of the work slots for all of the new people who are eligible. so democrats have pretty much rejected this proposal and during this committee, they didn't slovote for it at all. and usually in a farm bill, it passes in the middle, well, democrats and republicans and urban law makes who don't really have farm in their. >> and let's just take a quick look at your article, here's the headline, conaway races to nail down farm bill votes before the house floor debate and as you mepsz mentioned, you're going to need mo more. >> it's not as though it's falling on deaf ears, but it's quaking quite a bit of persuasion to get the gop on board. on thursday i talked to the chairman,

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. >> could i take the opportunity to congratulate my right honorable friend the member for brahms groveappointment to the home office, which is such an important department in terms of not only security but ensuring we have a safe and fair immigration policy? the uk threat level remains at severe. last year we had five terrorist attacks that got through, and 36 innocent people were killed. could i invite the prime minister to share with me our admiration for the extraordinary work and bravery that is done by our counterterrorism police, our emergency services and our security services, for which i know we are all grateful? >> can i first of all say to my right honorable friend that i am pleased to be up to have this opportunity to pay tribute to her and the work she did as home secretary. shdisupport and admiration for e work that all in our emergency services, our police, our counter-terrorism police and our security and intelligence agencies do to keep us safe, and i commend her for the work she did following the terrorist attacks last year to set in train action to ensure that we con

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work requirements, they would have to work at least 20 hours a week or be enrolled in a job training brahm. that's very expensive. they would save probably $9 billion over 10 years on slashing food benefits. that's pretty controversial because i can see that there's a lack of kind of data on the success of these state work programs and the cbo actually estimates that it would take upwards of a decade to be able to offer all of the work slots for all of the new people who are eligible. so democrats have pretty much rejected this proposal and during this committee, they didn't slovote for it at all. and usually in a farm bill, it passes in the middle, well, democrats and republicans and urban law makes who don't really have farm in their. >> and let's just take a quick look at your article, here's the headline, conaway races to nail down farm bill votes before the house floor debate and as you mepsz mentioned, you're going to need mo more. >> it's not as though it's falling on deaf ears, but it's quaking quite a bit of persuasion to get the gop on board. on thursday i talked to the chairman,