quinton i'm an 18 residents of alamo scare what a fascinating process i want to be clear and correct mr. johnson and as my neighborhood o did he believe pointed out this didn't start with the neighborhood this idea and suggestion started with our staff they proposed it as a solution to the concerns over the fell street bike lanes being installed and the parking meter being solved it will solve a range of issues go and get r vp and it will solve the issues it 90 was not property by folks i want went back and the original person a series of e-mails that tom sent out to the neighborhood and each of them he receipts over and over if this issue is defy certify we'll he'll not pursue it if the issue is divisive mta will not pursue it welcome to the last year's of my neighborhood you should be paying attention we're obsessed neighbor versus neighbor about the r vp parking permit i really think the among other things needs to look at the process you've followed in this creating the r vp i'm opposed to it and not having a car and having a car again, that's why we have the parking lot those are solutions

corrected. senator johnson: the name may be removed from the death master file but the effects continue to linger correct? can you describe what happens there with credit agencies and banks and credit card companies? mr. brune: sure, the social security administration secures the public death master file as she indicated. still around 84 million records with the department of commerce. commercial entities can procure that record, that database from the depts of commerce. it is widely used across not only government, but the commercial sector as well. the department of commerce requires parties that receive that information to subscribe to updates, but sometimes i would suspect all entities who have looked at a death master file have not looked at the most current. senator johnson lon how often do you update your death master file with commerce? mr. brune:weekly. depends on the contractal arrangement that an entity has with the department of commerce. senator johnson: can you just kind of describe how somebody who is listed on a death master file, how identity theft consist create fraud with those names. i can understand the master file is published and people can quickly try and claim a tax refund wi

correct that. senator: there was a request from the irs we be more specific. would you like a rollcall vote? chairman: please call the role. clerk: mr. grassley? mr. graham? mr. portman? mr. johnson? ms. ayotte? mr. wicker? mr. corker? mr. purdue? mr. sanders? ms. murphy? mr. wyden? mr. white house? mr. warner? ms. baldwin? mr. kane? restricting? -- mr. king? chairman: the amendment is adopted. next is the sanders amendment. senator sanders: senator toomey hit the nail on the head. let's get rid of all limitations of billionaires can get -- contribute to candidates. who are those people going to be representing? will they represent the middle class and working families? you are going to be a paid employee for the billionaire class. i think enough is enough. we have to overturn citizens united. we need full disclosure when people put ads on television. i would ask for a yes vote. senator toomey: i would observe that the ranking member seems to give little credit to the intellect of the voters. if members of congress were the paid employees of billionaires, i rather think that would be noticeable to voters. they would be quite free to exercise their discretion in not electing someo

mr. clancy as an agent. i think the agency needs and outside tough administrator -- director. what is your opinion about all of that? sec. johnson: first, you are correct march 4th incident is under investigation. what i know about that incident so far, the facts are not all in yet, what i know about that incident makes me very upset especially given the prior string of incidents. i have seen the videotape of what happened. i have personally been to the southeast gate to look over the scene, look at the orange barrel that was moved out of the way. it upsets me. i have a lot of confidence in joe clancy to deal with the matters of discipline and instilling discipline in his rank and file. you are correct that the independent panel recommended an outsider. we had joe in place as an acting. he, to his credit, came out of retirement and came back to the secret service, an agency he loves, to help clean this organization up. while he was acting, he made some really tough personnel choices and changes in the senior levels of people he had known for years. so that impressed me and the president as someone who has the ability to think independently and make har