for exaggerating your income to the fec. >> not to the fec, that's correct, but there are other areasre it is. but without donald's returns we can't tell how much of the story he's been telling is true. here's what we do know, it's not going to show anything suggesting $10 billion. it's an instrument of income, not wealth, but there's depreciation in there and that will tell us a lot about how he does business. >> former irs commissioner and david, thanks for joining us. thank you. >> thank you. >>> up next, today's round of mitt romney versus donald trump was another episode of the gentleman versus the bull garran. at&t helps keep everyone connected. right now at at&t, buy one get one free on our most popular smartphones. no matter how you hang out, share every minute of it. buy one get one free on our most popular smartphones. and right now, get up to $650 in credits per line to help you switch to at&t. ever since i had a pretty bad accident three years ago. the medical bills - the credit card debt all piled up. i knew i had to get serious my credit. so i signed up for experian. the

where we have had success, is with fec reform. we worked hard on a bill, a bipartisan bill, that had to democrats and the two republicans, to try to fix the federal election commission. i will note that the two republicans went on the bill and got phone calls from the leadership, saying what did you just do, so the party structure on the republican side has taken a position that they believe -- they oppose the amendment, they oppose efforts to change the system. my hope is that what you see in this election with mr. trump, mr. sanders, the other candidates, this dynamic is changing and it is an unsettled electorate and you will see more residents -- residents with this issue. there is a total division between what you hear in the countryside and what the polls show you and what you hear in washington. >> things have fundamentally changed. the republican presidential candidates are supporting this. yesterday, jeb bush -- what donald trump is running on. ted cruz has said this. senator johnston: before they had a bow, this is before

repr: clintonas leadi ckin o crie h re fec lr in aynen t f for iversalltcare. >> krien rtre ddithnd heavy flooding moved through the south with many more people in a flash they set march records with as much as two 2 feet over the past five days. spawning twisters in arkansas. >>> in texas the sabean river reached 29 feet yesterday morning and could hit 35 feet by moow breaking the record set in 1884. the louisiana national guard said over 2,400 people and 200 pets were rescued by sunday night. they distributed almost 100 sandbags across 13 parishes from the storms. bill karins will have a look at the intense weather coming up. >>> a car bombing happened last night at a busy bus transportation hub. the death toll now stands at 37 with 125 wounded. turk eric official is say two of assailants. two weeks ago they had warned american citizens that will there could be a possible terrorist attack. explosion in that city in just the past five months. >>> an unusual police chase in los angeles when a police cruiser reportedly carrying weapons was stolen. topping speeds of 100 miles per hour at ti

light co-founder daniel newman highlights the 17.5 million in trump loans listed clear as day on the fec website. he says trump has the right to recoup those loans from any number of sources but the sources could remain mysterious for months. >> the public deserves to know who is funding candidates to make informed judgment who to support based on that information. this is a big problem for the public because we are in the dark about who is ultimately going to be paying back mr. trump's loan. >> reporter: but we can narrow down the options after we look into federal election law and there are a lot of numbers so bear with us. political parties can donate $10,000 directly to a candidate during an election cycle. and after the election, fec law puts the clamps down limiting candidates to just $250,000 for loan relief. add it up and the republican party cannot directly bailout donald trump. >> iowa, we love you. >> reporter: you know what? regular donors probably won't bail them out, either. according to open secrets, a map light paranet. total contributions from anyone not named donald tru

it's possible train service could be effected along the fec tracks. >>> more than 70 residents have been put up in hotels. a 200-foot section of a must recall on-- mural on the side of the building gave way. four minor injuries were reported. the cause still has not been determined. >>> extra motorcyclists on roadways all across the ste. according to the national highway safety administration, florida l@ads the nation in motorcycle fatalities. 1 out of 5 fatalities in the state involves a motorcycle. since the repeal of the helmet law, deadly accents have more than doubled according to aaa. >> i wast a 15. i was crawling up the walls in pain. >> reporter: the >> the warning a north carolina man is trying to get out before another person takes a puff. >>> trina, you can do this. diplomat resort and spa camera shing some cloud out there. serious warmth. maybe we want to head to the beach tonight. we do have some rain in the forecast as well. i'll let you know how it plays out on saturday. >>> a reminder to be the erer tonight that the nbc 6 investigators are working for you. chchck out, se

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early this year, the fec investigated a $500,000 transfer from the cruz affiliated super pac to the fiorina campaign and the "national enquirer" claims that was hush money and cruz was having an affair with the manager of first's campaign and four other women. cruz said donald trump and the c.e.o. of the "national enquirer" are good friends. >> new this morning a makeover at chicago's iconic wrigley field took an unfortunate turn. a construction worker was injured when piping equipment fell on her, briefly trapped before other workers got in there and freed her. the woman suffered injuries to her face and neck and back. the off season work at wrigley includes a redesign of the famous marquis. >> happening now pope francis is presiding over good friday services at vat camp -- vatican. this morning the pope is holding a solemn mass later at the coliseum in. would, he will take part if a procession. christians believe jesus decided and was crucified on good friday and rose again on sunday. >> complicated riding in the east bay for the weekend. >> many of us looking forward to easter sunday and

thing experts are saying about the race on the democratic side as well hillary clinton does have those fec states bernie sanders has fared well and will keep history moving give him momentum moving forward to the florida primary. >>> early voting is underway in orange and lake counties and early voting begins on saturday. this is important to know as only voters who are registered democrats or republicans may >>> we have complete coverage on air and online and the full results you can head to the website on wftv.com and click on this button. we are following breaking news out of daytona beach as they have a suspect in custody who is responsible for murdering a man just missed for 7 pm only a few blocks away from the university. >>> this is the latest violence and we just got an update from the police chief. jeff, how did they catch this guy is so fast? >>reporter: based on news reports that police wanted him and they decided it was best to turn him in. at this point he is being interviewed by detectives and this is the man the police they did the shooting. he is rayshad mincey and he pulle

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i am for all of these little things that we would do, this bill, the fec, they would probably support you. that is not the way to get a mobilized force going. which is what we need to do. with theo do that, is constitutional amendments, and as people, yes or no, are you for it? >> will that be the last word. thank you for sharing your experience. [applause] >> thanks to all of you. >> you're watching american history tv, all weekends, every weekend, on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook, at c-span history. on much as history, university of illinois press are -- professor sachs the latino labor movements during the mid-20th century. she discusses the program which brought thousands of mexicans to the u.s. as guestworkers. it examines the experiences of the workers. this is about one hour and 10 minutes. >> we are towards the end of the semester. i decided to talk about this. the braceros. bracero history. we will talk about it more in depth. we will talk about the article. i'm going to tell you a little bit about how i started being interested in braceros.

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is the federal parties already have quite a bit more access to unrestricted money as a result of the fec ruling in 2014, without going into too much detail allows joint fundraising committees to raise much larger contributions. and this is actually happening. elected officials on capitol hill are setting up joint fundraising committees and raising contributions up to $300 and a time to give to political parties for new special accounts created by a spending bill that allows parties to operate special accounts with much higher contribution limits for buildings and conventions and recounts. that money is coming in and i don't see a change in the strength of the party. it's a complicated political landscape and i think we need to proceed with caution. elaine: thank you very much and thank you to everyone. i thought i would give ray and john a couple of minutes to respond before we go to the audience. ray: i want to point out one thing -- what we are talking about is state parties. on the lincoln bedroom thing, i think it is almost quaint that was our biggest worry. you can only fit one coup

and after the election, fec law puts clamps down limiting candidates to $250,000 for loan relief. add it all up, the republican party cannot directly bail out donald trump. >> iowa, we love you. >> reporter: you know what? regular donors probably won't bail him out either. according to open secrets, a map light partner, total contributions from anyone not named donald trump to the donald trump campaign are a modest 7.5 million. unless a real estate mogul breaks mold and backs up the red donate button on his website with fund-raising events, it seems far-fetched donors could cover all of his debts. >> i feel foolish. people are offering me millions and millions of dollars. >> reporter: and super pacs and social welfare groups can't give millions directly to donald trump. that's against federal law. they can only spend on his behalf. leaving the donald's options limited. >> bottom line is that donald trump is kind of, how do we say this, telling the truth. it would be really hard for him to get all of his money back. there could be an emergency option a koortnated party expenditure

the training director, they have set up a training program for state parties to learn the ways of the fec. while neil i think is going to put his kids through college as a result of the legal work, we don't pay him enough to make sure we stay out of trouble. when some states do, we feel really fortunate to have someone like neil who has relationships with the sec to work with us on any issue. what i want to stress is what i started with -- this idea that it's not just state parties dealing with this issue, it's not just democrats state parties, we both are. what i would hope would happen at the end of the day is our federal legislators, our members of congress would start to sit down with us more often in order to have a conversation about the impact that their state party that may have recruited them to run way back when what may 1 entered congress continues to get them reelected and serve the democrat or republican parties and their state can hopefully hear the challenges we are facing on a day-to-day basis and do something about the laws ray just referred to. we agree and issue of the

$30 million in total ad money has been spent by outside groups attacking donald trump, according to fec than all the other candidates, both republicans and democrats combined, and why the establishment, the gop elites? well, they're frightened, scared to death, that they will lose power and money that their comfortable lives for the first time will be unthinkably in upheaval. that's why more than $11 million is targeting the republican front-runner this month alone. another $30 million may be spent as the establishment tries to take down trump in florida and ohio. why donald trump? because he's the only candidate neither party who is a professional politician. neither one can corrupt the entire culture that washington has become and stayed for the past 20 years. the not standing for anti-trump surge is amazing. trump is giving as good as he gets in the hotly fought campaign. last night during an interview with sean hannity, trump took aim at those trying to crush his voters and candidacy, including that secret con-fab of congressional leaders, billionaires, tech gurus and establishment

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the training director, they have set up a training program for state parties to learn the ways of the fec. while neil i think is going to put his kids through college as a result of the legal work, we don't pay him enough to make sure we stay out of trouble. when some states do, we feel really fortunate to have someone like neil who has relationships with the sec to work with us on any issue. what i want to stress is what i started with -- this idea that it's not just state parties dealing with this issue, it's not just democrats state parties, we both are. what i would hope would happen at the end of the day is our federal legislators, our members of congress would start to sit down with us more often in order to have a conversation about the impact that their state party that may have recruited them to run way back when what may 1 entered congress continues to get them reelected and serve the democrat or republican parties and their state can hopefully hear the challenges we are facing on a day-to-day basis and do something about the laws ray just referred to. we agree and issue of the

during the 2008 campaign, and it said that about her because it was against her, and they went to the fec and said we went to know if we're going to be put in jail if we publish this and that's what the whole case was about. i have to point out the irony. when mccain ran for president do you know how much money he had available to spend? because he is a taxpayer and used public financing? >> guest: i'm sure it wasn't enough. >> host: $84 million. and barack obama, 745 million because he didn't take the tax-free money. so i'm giving this information to see how the political -- the republicans' political veins were exploding. we have to figure this out. now, i was at oral argument -- i have to tell you -- when the first time it was argued and here's scalia, and scalia says to the solicitor general, wait a minute. i don't know. if i write a book, 400 pages and on every page about hillary clinton i tell what happened in -- but on the last page if i say, don't vote for hillary, is that banned by this? and you know what the solicitor general said, yes, justice scalia, and scalia -- you know --

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senator baldwin has pointed to the 1982 fec rule that provided a safe harbor. prior to 1982 buybacks were very limited use of corporate profits. ibach says we know can make earnings report look better and foster short-term thinking in the corporate governance. can you comment on the impact of this and other regulatory changes that contributed to current investment environment is should we be seeking to limit buybacks as a means of promoting private sector investment? >> thank you for your question. i have seen the hypothesis put forward about that 1982 regulation has played a role in the rise of buybacks. this really the case that buybacks have risen over time is not just a recent. i haven't seen and reviewed the research in terms of assessing that link, i don't have an opinion on it i'd be happy to look into it more. one of the most important questions for us to ask is what can we do to make sure companies have good things to invest in and make sure that we have a dynamic system in which new businesses are being formed and coming into existence. if you have a

is that massive growth reason enough for the fec to say hold your horses? eric: probably.ex products. they are trying to do all kinds of stuff. etf that use smart data. basically everything that you consist of, they are trying to pack into an etf. we talked about junk bonds, a big issue ongoing. the sec is looking at a variety of things. stephanie: in the high space where you have the underlying assets that are not liquid and these massive products which everyone is saying does not add up. eric: high-yield bonds is an illiquidity issue. in the leverage part, that is giving two or three times and index. you can get triple leverage small caps. all of these products are approved by the 40 act and ready for prime time so the sec is thinking, midweek over proved to many products. they are looking at many things this year in order to pick off some places. stephanie: it is not like the sec is outlawing this. if you take us back to six or seven years when we were in the world of cbo's, it was leverage that bit us. eric: the difference between etf and all of these other derivatives

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and the fastest-growing etf industry and has the fec worried. we will explain. and china's leaders are outlining their targets in the latest five-year growth plan. 6.5% growth -- is it feasible? ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." i am scarlet fu. let's head to the markets desk with julie hyman. julie: it is interesting what we see with apple. almost an opposing call. analysts are cutting their price $27.t to one dollar at the same time, the note is positive. he says apple's demand should be at the low end of guidance, which is unit sales. but that despite this, the likelihood for strong growth in the iphone seven cycle makes the risk reward around apple attractive. that is from pacific crest. be their readers seems to negative and shares are down around 1.7%. we are also looking at shares of chipotle. credits we's raising the price target -- credits we's -- credit squeeze -- conflicting note credit suisse says that it has been stepping up promotional efforts. and netflix. itg out with a note on that company. the analysts are making comments that domestic st

but the last thing they want to have is being shown up on an fec report or state report.rs come apart from a tax incentive for being able to get a dig duction -- a deduction. eliza: i want to follow up on what jason said. i think that a lot of people are going to give to the anonymous groups simply because they want to be anonymous. even if you try to create channels, they will still not go to stay parties because they don't want their names disclosed. that is something to keep in mind as well. in fact, it is not the super pac's that don't disclose, because they have the full disclosure imposed upon them. but it is the politically active tax-exempt groups. >> right up over here by the wall and then we will go to you, sir. elaine: right up over here by the wall and then we will go to you, sir. >> thank you for fascinating conversation. i am from germany were political campaigns are the most disciplined and best organized events possible. they are also by far the most boring events you could possibly imagine. the reason is because the political parties have total control ov

. -- the fec are involved. alyx: shares are plummeting so we will keep our eye on this story.hank you very much. sonali basak. a quick look at the chart of the hour. i can pull it up in my terminal in just a second. let me get it for you guys. you can take a look at the bloomberg, the chart is called junk revival. western digital has a $5.6 billion bond offering. they believe the biggest of the year. part of the reason why is the rally in oil prices has in essence opened up the junk-bond market again allowing some of these guys to access it. so lera as well as charter communications. still ahead, had investors beaten out banking stocks too much? ♪ alix: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, welcome back to bloomberg markets. i am alix steel. let's get to bloomberg first word news. mark crumpton has that from the news desk. mark c.: police and belgium are asking for the public health -- 's help to identify to suspect. they have already identified the two bombers. meanwhile, the death toll of the attacks rose to 35 after two people died in the hospital. authorities are

fec easter cloudy, drizzly, but, but you know, all in all not toooo bad, 60 degrees.de up to 65 on monday.on then we tw warm right back up to the 70's 7 by the end of next week. >> is it going to rain all day monday do you think?u t >> it looks really bad in the morning. >> okay. >> lots of rain around unfortunately for the easterthee egg roll. >> i think my tickets are at myi 4 o'clock. so will i be okay by then.he >> it will be better althoughlto the ground will be wet.ll b >> i'm getting my personaly rs forecast. okay, thank you.ay >>> all right. okay, yesterday was payday foray some people. >> have you already burned a hole in your wallet? >> why, yes, i have.av according to a new study more se than half of working americansga boost their spendingt thei actually get a paycheck.ay i believe it. it's mostly on things like food, drinks and a entertainment.tertnmen so, would you agree with that? t >> i would -- i'd say so. drinks entertainment t you etain need the food.need t >> i think it's just a natural reaction. like you know you're gettingnow paid and i always have like my m mortgage pa

. >> tonight on "the correctors," jim halpert and jim wilson discuss how and whether the fec should developommunications conditions for the internet. >> it can no longer regulate that aspect. there is now a rule making coming up where the ftc will decide what to put in place in lieu of or perhaps replicating the ftc's rules but under the new ftc authority. >> most of the rules that exist existed in the world of telephones. now that they've extended by reclassification the situation to cover isps, they have to come up with rules that are appropriate to the world of the internet, not just the telephones. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >> during his first official visit to the united states, prime minister justin trudeau spoke and took questions from students. >> thank you for coming out today. i have to admit this is something that really matters to me. as much as i could over the past years, i'd get out to universities, high schools, to colleges and do what i'm about to do here. i'm very aware that this is a place where there's a great tradition of politi

as of right now, i am still well short of my fec mandated end-of-quarter deadline by more than $400,000uest: people often take very desperate tones in their fundraising e-mails. i am sure he is feeling pressure to do well. has -- because he is someone who can write another check to get through the rest of april, so there is no doubt that there is a real push for cash. we will see. host: what about governor john kasich? he says he is going to stay in it. he is raising less money than the folks remaining. a second.ack for you had a lot of money being raised initially by jeff bush. the establishment money when there. once he got out, the establishment money went to marco rubio. out, it hasubio got been a mixed bag. i do not think that john kasich has really pulled in the big establishment donors. a lot of them were sitting on the sidelines waiting to see how all this plays out. host: let's get to calls. andrew is up first from new orleans, an independent. what is your comment about money and politics? caller: thanks so much for coming on the show. i have two questions. considering the repu

por los 4 costados miembros de la unidad elite antiterrorista como le muestra nuestro como cÁmara ro fec despliegue de la unidad hÉrcules y antiterrorista no obstante, sabemos que lo ocurrido que aunque estÁ a millas de los estados unidos y particularmente de nueva york que ha vivido en carne propia el dolor de un aten atentado terrorista estamos en alerta y como dicen las autoridades si ves algo dices algo y es lo que estÁn todo el mundo pendiente para reportarlo inmediatamente a la policÍa si ven alguna actividad sospechosa. >>> muchÍsimas gracias desde nueva york: >> tenemos al dirigentes de asociaciÓn latinoamericanas que estÁ a kilÓmetros del perÍmetro. te estamos escuchandescuchando. >>> muy buenas tardes en bruselas gracias a ustedes por dar el espacio para comunicar un poco de lo que estÁ pasando. lamentablemente las informaciones van llegando poco a poco. hasta el momento tenemos un balance de 30 muertos y mÁs de 200 heridos en los cuales la perdida de la vida una compaÑera latinoamericana peruana de nombre adel ruiz de 36 aÑos que falleciÓ en la explosion. >>> igual que dos col

fec. the supreme court said that money talks. money is talking right now. right now today. money talks. these big corporations now know that they have an edge because they can do whatever they want and challenge us if we challenge them. it makes a difference in the lives of little people, people who are not as big like the corporations. and we got to do something about it, and i thank god for what you're doing. mr. hensarling: the time of the gentleman has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from ohio, mr. stivers. mr. stivers: thank you, mr. chairman. appreciate you being here, like to welcome you before the committee, mr. cordray. mr. cordray is my constituent, so it's always good to have a constituent in the room. and you probably, i know you answered the question to mr. royce of california earlier, sent you a letter with 329 members of congress, bipartisan, a massive majority of members of congress, and mr. royce asked you a little bit about it and left a little bit out. did you read the letter? mr. cordray: i don't think it's come to me yet. it came over yester

fec 52 on saturday.day we start spring it'sprin' going to be chilly, 46 for a f high and it looks like rain, okay, i'm not calling for snowoc with this thing on sunday. suy ju how about that? i'm out of tii time. >> yeah.ea >> that is the difference chilly rain and snow.ra >> i know. a world of difference.if >> thanks for the amendments there.fo >> appreciate gary. >> we have breaking news this morning coming from the white house the president has made apf decision now on his supremehis e court nominee.ur he will introduce his pickhi p c in just a little lesse les than two hours at 11 a.m. a presentation expected at the rose garden.ar the nomination comes just underu a month after the death off justin antonin ask a lee y theee associated press said theedss s president had narrowed the fiele to three federal appeals judgese sri srinivasan sits on the uss u court of appeals for thepp for district of columbia.olum as does merrick garland. garnd the president's final possiblesl nominee is paul watford who si

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fec 82 will be the a record.ec winds south and west five to 10t mostly sunny.terday dulles and bwi marshall set records i think we'll do it all three arearea airports later today. and play.an play. >> oh, no, again with the t shorts.shor >> i won't put the shorts on sht today.da >> all right. >> give you a day off.u y of >> thanks tuck.nks t >> thank you.>> >>> well the big story at 9:00 the violent night in the ng district.stri three people shot in southeasttt d.c.d. one person stabbed in northeasta all within just hours of eachh other. ot two of those incidents happenedp on benning road.ng one of them a double shooting in southeast. >> that's where we find fox5's melanie alnwick live with thee t very latest thon story. mel?me >> reporter: good morning,orng guys. i want to show you this sidewals right here just across thecros street from the elementary school is where there's still'sl bloodstains on the sidewalk.he s they came and tried to wash mosm of it away that is where the two victims apparently ran down fron the parking lot behind the hampton east apartm

the 2- scratch on her fec, but weren' t exactly sure what that came from. reporting in volusia county, sachel saunders, news 6. >> justin: don' t mess with them! now to the space coast where it was a spectacular lift off on cape canaveral. the spacex falcon robert carrying a satellite into orbit last night. >> 3, 2, 1, 0, lift off! >> justin: this is space x video of the falcon 9 taking off and a few hiccups along the way. the founder elon musk says because the satellite was heavy it required more fuel to push into orbit. he says that didn' t leave enough fuel to slow the rocket down and center it when it went in for a test landing an hour and 15 minutes after launch. musk tweeted, quote, rocket landed hard on drone ship. didn' t expect this one to work. but next flight has a good chance. we haven' t seen the video of that landing just yet. to try and land that rocket in the next couple of weeks when they launch a resupply mission to the international space station. it' s not clear yet if that landing will be on land or at sea. >>> in just hours gop front r

as of right now, i am still well short of my fec mandated end-of-quarter deadline by more than $400,000 guest: people often take very desperate tones in their fundraising e-mails. i am sure he is feeling pressure to do well. has -- because he is someone who can write another check to get through the rest of april, so there is no doubt that there is a real push for cash. we will see. host: what about governor john kasich? he says he is going to stay in it. he is raising less money than the folks remaining. a second.ack for you had a lot of money being raised initially by jeff bush. the establishment money when there. once he got out, the establishment money went to marco rubio. out, it hasubio got been a mixed bag. i do not think that john kasich has really pulled in the big establishment donors. a lot of them were sitting on the sidelines waiting to see how all this plays out. host: let's get to calls. andrew is up first from new orleans, an independent. what is your comment about money and politics? caller: thanks so much for coming on the show. i have two questions. considering the re

. >> a former fec commissioner.gn has a public message about these things and they have proven to be very shrewd about actually having a backup plan. >>> let's get to mike allen for a different angle on this election, politico reporting that many vulnerable house republicans are planning a head in the sand strategy when it comes to donald trump. reading from the piece, politico interviewed a half dozen lawmakers in tough reelection races, once who have perhaps the most to fear about trump as their general election standard bearer. their plan, in a word, is to ignore him, disregard the racket in the presidential race and keep it local. whether voters will do the same is another matter, but they're playing the hand they've been dealt. few republican lawmakers were comfortable discussing trump. some would not even utter his name. mike, conventional wisdom is that donald trump will kill republicans down ballot in these races. does it work to just ignore the guy? can you ignore donald trump? >> no, willie. and what we're

fec. the supreme court said that money talks. well, money is talking right now. right now today money talks. >> these big corporations now know that they have an edge because they can do whatever they want and challenge us if we challenge them. it makes a difference in the lives of little people, people who are not big like the corporations and we have to do something about it and i thank god for what you're doing trchl. the chair recognizes the gentleman from ohio mr. stivers. >> thank you, mr. chairman, appreciate you being here. i'd like to welcome you before the committee, mr. cordray, most people don't know this but mr. cordray is my constituent. it's always good to have a cob stit -- constituent in the room. you answered the question from mr. royce, a let we are 329 members of congress who signed it, bipartisan, a massive majority of members of congress and mr. royce asked you about it but he left a bit out. did you read the letter by any chance. >> i don't think it's come to me yet. it came over yesterday and i have not seen it. >> i hope you read it soon.