hensarling of texas, and joined by the gentlelady from california, ms. waters. our government will require -- be required to continue its efforts to stay ahead of the evolving methods that terrorists and other bad actors use to conceal the movement of illicit funds. specifically, the national strategy that will be developed as part of this legislation will require a comprehensive assessment of the threats, goals, objectives, and priorities for preventing and disrupting illicit finance. it will promote efforts to detect and prosecute the financing of terrorism. moreover, this legislation includes a requirement to assess the ways in which we can strengthen the role of the private sector, enhance public-private partnerships, and disrupt illicit finance. and most effectively enhance intergovernmental coordination. our legislation also calls on the administration to assess the adequacy of funding dedicated to meeting anti-money laundering counter terrorist financing challenges and assess how best to leverage technology and other data to fight against the financing of

also, congressman jeb hensarling of texas, and senator james lankford of oklahoma.being with us. h haley, did ted cruz do himself favors last night? >> he did a good speech. it should have been like ronald reagan who in the last sentence of his speech in 1976, said there was no substitute for victory, mr. ford. while he never said i endorse, it was clear he was all in. last night was a political calculation by senator cruz on how to try to help himself in 2020. i think it will backfire on him. >> you sort of think it might? just a wee bit? >> a tad. >> you have obviously had concerns. like a lot of republicans, about donald trump. up to this point, but now as the delegate from texas was saying, now are the choices so stark that republicans have no, in your opinion, have no choice but to get behind the republican nominee? >> look, chuck. lots of series of choices. a choice of donald trump or hillary clinton, i'm going to be for donald trump every time. that's a very clear choice for me. very clear choice for the country. >> jeb, you agree with that? >> oh, absolutely

we bring in now texas congressman jeb hensarling. parts of the city of dallas which was hit so hard and so devastatingly last night with the loss of five police officerses, and we wait on news of the others. welcome, sir. good to have you here this morning. first, your thoughts on dallas, and then i want to get your thoughts on what we're hearing from the congressional black caucus. >> well, this doesn't hit close to home, this hits home. dallas is where my wife and children are. they were a few miles away, so in the hits us all in the gut, it hits us all in the heart. we grieve, we pray, but we also demand justice. it's a very, very tough time, but i'm proud of our dallas police force, i'm very proud of that very thin blue line. i wish, you know, from time to time i see them in coffee shops, i thank them. i should do it more. we should all do it more. 99.99% of those officers who put on that uniform, they put their lives on the line for us. it's how we get to go to sleep safe and secure at to night. you can't say thank you enough. i

and you saw from the cool reaction of, say, jeb hensarling, in the house, there's not going to be a lotof republicans in congress who follow donald trump on this particular political gambit. in part, because many republicans and democrats like bill clinton say the end of it had nothing to do with the financial crisis. >> let's bring in terry hanes head of political analysis, what do you think about this? i mean, clearly, as john suggested, he's going after disaffected voters that will follow bernie sanders or maybe even elizabeth warren. but does he risk alienating republican voters who would be dead set against reinstating a regulation on the financial markets and the banks? >> hi, bill. thank you for having me. a couple of things. in every platform there are the serious positions, the compromise positions and the purely political positions. i put this in the purely political. anybody that thinks that glass-steagall is coming back that's a fantasy. it's two good things for trump politically. the first good thing for him is try to solidify his talking points about hillary clinton as bei

sort of the broader point what emily is referring to is a bill by jeb hensarling. and it gets to a bigger divide over regulation, which is there are a lot of people, certainly republicans, fellow regulators like neel kashkari who say that dodd/frank and its implementation has just created this incredible thicket of complexity. we buy the broad view, but, you know, you have thousands of pages of stress test, thousands of pages of living will proposals. and then it gets to jon's point of sort of regulator involved in a lot of the minutia of how a bank is run. their view is let's just keep it simpler. let's just have higher capital rates and let the banks decide how to adhere to it rather than having to go to dan tarullo with all the little parts of their business plan. how do you respond to that sort of divide? >> well, i think i just did actually, jake. the -- to have a single set of requirement and to make people comfortable that that requirement would be enough to ensure against -- to ensure resiliency, i think it would have to be substantially higher than people

hensarling, those members who voted in favor, 332-96 on h.r. 1737 and i urge a yes vote on this amendment. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from new hampshire. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from new hampshire will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 33 printed in house report 114-639. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 33 printed in house report 114-639 offered by mr. hudson of north carolina. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 794, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. hudson and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina. mr. hudson: thank you, mr. chairman. i urge my colleagues to support my amendment that prohibits future r

this other hearing held by house financial services chairman jeb hensarling. joining us from the hearing is jeb hensarling from texas. >> thank you for having me. >> this is a lot of revenue for boeing, this deal with iran. it would take a big chunk away from them. are you trying to stop this deal, sir? >> well, i would hope that we could. i mean, we already had a news revelation earlier this morning from germany. i mean, the chancellor of germany announces that iran is in violation of the jcop. in other words -- or the nuclear agreement. and we're going to reward them by allowing them to have civilian aircraft that can be militarized and, in fact, boeing has previously advertised about the platform of these airplanes that can be used for military purposes. so, yes, i don't understand why there was a bowing carveout in the agreement in the first place. you know, lockheed certainly isn't -- apparently they've announced and made a corporate decision they're not going to be selling planes to the iranians, the largest single state sponsor of terrorism. it's just a

finally, i'd like to thank chairman hensarling and his able staff, rebecca and kevin, for all of their hard work. and i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this commonsense legislation. with that i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from california. ms. waters: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. waters: mr. speaker, i'd like to first thank my republican colleagues for amending h.r. 5421 in an attempt to improve the status quo for the benefit of securities exchanges and the investors that trade on them and provide the securities and exchange commission with additional discretion in a currently inflexible process. h.r. 5421 would modernize a 1996 law that governs the process used by the s.e.c. in determining whether an approved listing standard of a national securities exchange should be exempt from state regulation and oversight. that outdated process currently requires the s.e.c. to compare li

hensarling: and so sad for the fallen, their family, their sons, their daughters, their spouses.t is a time of mourning. it is a time of prayer. but it is also a time of justice. swift and sure justice. for anyone who engaged in this act of evil. mr. speaker, it's also time for healing. it is a time to remember martin luther king's dream which should be america's dream that one diour children will grow up to be judged by the content of their character and not the color of their skin. so i dream also that one day we may decide that it is not a controversial statement to say that all lives matter. because it's not a time for us, it is not a time for them. it is only a time for we, the people, to treasure all life and respecting the dignity of all of god's children. it's time to look into our hearts and ask the fundamental question, today, will i promote a color conscious society or will i promote a color blind society? today, will i exploit the wound or today will i tempt to heal the wound? may the god who gave us life and liberty heal the wounded of our nation. to heal the wounded

i spoke with jeb hensarling, from texas, ted cruz's home state.aid he feels like the cruz speech last night equates to cruz missing a two-foot putt. i also spoke with rick perry, the former governor of cruz's home state of texas. he called it a huge error, that speech last night. he also said he feels cruz risks being a pariah within the republican party. and then i spoke with governor mike huckabee just a little while ago, a former presidential candidate in this cycle. he took it even further than that. take a listen to huckabee. >> and i think he disqualified himself for ever being nominated to be president of the united states through the republican party. he may have to form his own party if he wants to be, but i don't see how republicans will ever forgive what he did last night. it was unconscionable. >> reporter: a disqualifier, says huckabee. donald trump sent out a tweet this morning alluding to ted cruz's speech. he said, and i'm quoting: other than a small group of people who have suffered massive and embarrassing losses, the party is ve

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hensarling: and so sad for the fallen, their family, their sons, their daughters, their spouses. it is a time of mourning. it is a time of prayer. but it is also a time of justice. swift and sure justice. for anyone who engaged in this act of evil. mr. speaker, it's also time for healing. it is a time to remember martin luther king's dream which should be america's dream that one diour children will grow up to be judged by the content of their character and not the color of their skin. so i dream also that one day we may decide that it is not a controversial statement to say that all lives matter. because it's not a time for us, it is not a time for them. it is only a time for we, the people, to treasure all life and respecting the dignity of all of god's children. it's time to look into our hearts and ask the fundamental question, today, will i promote a color conscious society or will i promote a color blind society? today, will i exploit the wound or today will i tempt to heal the wound? may the god who gave us life and liberty heal the wounded of our nation. to heal the wound