of the most common ways they can to get into the hands of criminals why would the congress give foresman the resources to do undercover inspections if thirty percent of the trafficking cases are connected to gun shows why would you close the gun show loophole. the way it works here is that congress is so afraid of everything else the n.r.a. can do to them that they won't make the simple gesture to make all of us safe so you've got to try to find the middle ground into the gun show loophole is the thing that the public really odd again. sergio's if you think this bill has any chance i mean the n.r.a. is opposed to this saddest string of victories in the supreme court here on capitol hill filled d.c. voting rights i mean. first to be going up against this so. those are bad today. no background check. no background. the fact is congressman i wouldn't be sitting here in front of you today if one for the been stabbed sixteenth two thousand and seven immersion in tech. i wouldn't be sitting here in front of you today if it wasn't for the ten minutes of hell that i survived on that day and i wo

foresman officers alerted authorities to the plot almost well now it's almost one year ago. as promised off to a new bushel and daniel apple's been dubbed a dictatorship first i phone prices do tell us more russia's top mobile carrier m.t.s. says the firm's forcing thousand dollar price tag on it and other strict conditions being arrogant with your partners in big markets doesn't pay off. vice president chinese made small phone calls just one hundred eighty eight dollars to make at experts. firing some things cheaper a new galaxy recently over to the world's most popular phone faces big problems when it finally joins the w t o aug twenty third it's short of civil servants to defend the country's rights in the trade body ortiz tests are still explains. russia's journey towards accession to the world trade organization are. a long and arduous to say the least eighteen years in the making that. time finally comes but now that it had almost gotten there it still finds itself well equipped for the changes that this will bring for starters they still need about three hundred civil

about the domestic use of drones i think it's very well they will be using technology to make a long foresman more. productive they're going to be more and more uses for unmanned aerial vehicles to be able to do the surveillance and photographing. that have taken helicopter pilots. also weeks ago congo. when shelley moore capito sought to ride the wave of newfound republican concern over drones she introduced another bill to limit their use shortly after paul and scott's companion bills but compete ohs bill which has twelve sponsors would forbid the e.p.a. from using drones to enforce the clean water act and compete zero cited civil libertarian concerns saying i'm getting to the point that i have to file for a clean water permit if i want to turn the hose on in my backyard the e.p.a. will take any opportunity to make it harder for farmers energy operators or any business that deals with the e.p.a. to operate. now it seems like paedos revealed herself to be something of a born again civil libertarian here because you see she co-sponsored the bill demanding domestic airspace for drones by two t

that regulators must consider the international ability of the financial businesses before taking foresman toxin and they must avoid damaging the u.k.'s competitiveness so essentially they were they were kind of telling the f.s.a. that the newly born f.s.a. that it should always consider whether or not financial institutions my move overseas before they before they prosecuted them and i think this was serious and then in two thousand and two you had another thing which when sarbanes oxley came in in the u.s. it appear that gordon brown and tony blair had deliberate strategy of what's called a race to the bottom and right in the regulatory sense i will not join the there was obviously regulation the world loads and loads of regulation but which whether they were actually applied or not that mattered but that the overall policy was not to properly apply the regulation that existed right now what's interesting in the last couple of weeks is that this live or scandal at barclays bank and including other banks around the world is now entered into the bank of england so it's gone into the inner