he told me, federman did, that menendez is open to bringing a resolution to expel -- that federman is open to bringing a resolution to expel menendez. that is as far as anyone on capitol hill has gone. dean phillips echoed that call and praised federman, surprisingly just yesterday dean phillips, the leader on the house side has announced he was stepping down from house leadership over some of his differences with the democratic caucus i n calling for hn -- caucus in calling for a challenge to joe biden in 2024. there are -- john, when it rains it pours on capitol hill. there are so many storylines happening all at once. the top story has to be matt gaetz' motion to vacate, but there are a number of stories that would be the top story on any given week if we did not have this effort to oust to the speaker of the house. host: we are glad you are here during a busy week. just a couple more minutes. i have a couple more phone calls. guest: let's do it. host: rodney, miami, republican, go ahead. caller: scott, never in the history of america has the united states president been accused of

he told me, federman did, that menendez is open to bringing a resolution to expel -- that federman isto bringing a resolution to expel menendez. that is as far as anyone on capitol hill has gone. dean phillips echoed that call and praised federman, surprisingly just yesterday dean phillips, the leader on the house side has announced he was stepping down from house leadership over some of his differences with the democratic caucus i n calling for hn -- caucus in calling for a challenge to joe biden in 2024. there are -- john, when it rains it pours on capitol hill. there are so many storylines happening all at once. the top story has to be matt gaetz' motion to vacate, but there are a number of stories that would be the top story on any given week if we did not have this effort to oust to the speaker of the house. host: we are glad you are here during a busy week. just a couple more minutes. i have a couple more phone calls. guest: let's do it. host: rodney, miami, republican, go ahead. caller: scott, never in the history of america has the united states president been accused of takin

marshall and i along with 14 colleagues including senator cortez masto, senator smith and senator federman believe congress has talked about the threat of illicit crypto finance for long enough and now it's time for congress to act. we have a bill called the digital asset and money laundering act which closes loopholes in the anti-money laundering and antiterrorism financing and cuts off terrorist and other criminals from using crypto to fund illegal activities. dr. wagman, you were the director general of the israel money laundering and terrorism prohibition authority. last year you wrote that "in their attempt to avoid being traced, illegal actors have adopted ever more sophisticated cryptocurrency technologies such as noncustodial wallets. you know -- wrote that hamas uses these to evade detection. do those wallets pose a high risk of attracting terrorists and other dangerous people? dr. wagman: thank you for the question. it is important if i may to refer to earlier comments about the funding of hamas. the major funding unfortunately is far from being sufficient and most funds are goin

. >> thank you, senator federman. senator rance is recognized from ohio. >> thank you. we appreciate your time. especially, we want to welcome mr. theodorou, a graduate from my neck of the wins in ohio. i appreciate you being here. i want to focus on the california model and whether there is something fundamentally broken about the way california regulates its insurance market. we all agree want people to be able to afford home insurance no matter how much money they make. there are two ways to that. one is to help people insurance in market that is reasonably runs up -- is reasonably regulated and operates effectively. another is to regulate the market so it can function properly. they worry california has gone down that pathway where we risk learning of the wrong lesson. i would like to direct my questions first to mr. theodorou . thank you for being here. can you maybe just explain prop 103 and what i teachings about insurance regulations in california? theodorou: in 19 88, proposition one of three was passed by a slim margin in california which gave a 20% rebate to