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this would not have been possible without the help and support of chairman hensarling and ranking member waters of the house financial services committee. today gentleman from michigan, mr. huizenga, thank you. it is han an honor to stand with you today to pay tribute to the foot soldiers of the voting -- it is an honor to stand with you today to pay tribute to the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement. i urge my colleagues to vote yes to h.r. 431, a bill to honor the foot soldiers who participated in bloody sunday, turnaround tuesday, or the final selma to montgomery voting rights march the congressional gold medal, the highest honor we can bestow. ethe foot soldiers of the voting rights movement paid the ultimate price so this nation could live up to the ideals of equality and justice for all. this nation should thever never forget those who marched, prayed and died in the pursuit to have civil rights, voting rights and social change. i urge my colleagues to join us in voting in favor of h.r. 431. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlew

. >> thank you very much, chairman hensarling.hat line of questioning, i think prior to raising a question with you, it is important to know that the claire and i have met on more than i think one occasion to talk about community banks and whether or not there was steps that could be taken that would ensure that the community banks are not overly burdened with regulations and to separate out the community banks from regionals and big banks. and so it is into the mr. barney frank or i or others believe that there never, ever ever, ever can be any modifications, changes, we have always said that we are open to technical changes and to working in areas where there may be confusion or appears to be duplication. so i want you to know that some of what is being raised with you is an ongoing discussion and certainly hopefully if we can get the cooperation from the opposite side of the aisle on some of these issues there may be some room for some technical changes or modifications. having said that i'm interested in what's happening with

representative jeb hensarling chairs the committee. >>> the committee will come to order without objection the chair is authorized to declare a recess of the committee at any time. today we need to hear from the director of the fhfa. no stranger to this committee, our former colleague and truly our friend mel watt who the senate confirmed to his current position in december of 2013. a special welcome to the director. most of us know him well. he was the representative of north carolina's 12th district for 21 years. and i can say from both sides of the aisle, he is one who served on this committee with both honor and distinction. it was a pleasure to serve with mel and i always listened very carefully when he spoke. i rarely agreed with anything that he said. but he always commanded my respect. and i listened carefully because, again he was a thoughtful member of this committee. i certainly admire the fact that the director has chosen to continue his career in public service. i might remind my friend and colleague that when he was on this side of the witness table he's always demanded of th

this would not have been possible without the help and support of chairman hensarling and ranking member waters of the house financial services committee. today gentleman from michigan, mr. huizenga, thank you. it is han an honor to stand with you today to pay tribute to the foot soldiers of the voting -- it is an honor to stand with you today to pay tribute to the foot soldiers of the voting rights movement. i urge my colleagues to vote yes to h.r. 431, a bill to honor the foot soldiers who participated in bloody sunday, turnaround tuesday, or the final selma to montgomery voting rights march the congressional gold medal, the highest honor we can bestow. ethe foot soldiers of the voting rights movement paid the ultimate price so this nation could live up to the ideals of equality and justice for all. this nation should thever never forget those who marched, prayed and died in the pursuit to have civil rights, voting rights and social change. i urge my colleagues to join us in voting in favor of h.r. 431. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlew