ifha up befo that time, the discharge petivoid, yon all over again, bt that is something that we have talked about. we he been pmice last year from a cr aspect that we would get a vote on the bil -- chain migration, border security, and we are looking at renewal for daca recipients. that is where the discharge petition is. host: what about carlos cabello who started the process, ng ihelo this way d republicans who signed it? deten immigration.ant to have a it is debatable. but do not think the discharge petition is the way to do that, jurisdictione c from current leadership and you o nancy pelosi for that day. that is not the way we ought to be doing things. i agree with him the conversation needs to be had. but that is a problem with our leership, we need to go through the proper process, the good politics, that is key to everything. we have nopr here. we should have made leadership e say, listen, bring it through the committees, move it. trust the promises kept. if you are notping promises, there is no trust in congress with leadership. host: the fact we are at the state of a discha

officials that i talked to, they say ifha they believekim jong-un is serious about filing, finally denuclearizing and finally turning the page on 25 years of strategy tha t the norkoreans have effectively avoiding denucleazation if he is seriously suddenly about a this this summit will proceed and beu seen as ess because the president will allow it to be a no go forward, but if they sense that kim jong-un isn't as serious or is going to repeat some of his same mistakes from the past, they say they are prepared to walk out and that's why it is -- u.s. oicials admit they simply don't know how this is going to go. >> sreenivasan: short of total denuclearization, what else could be achieved here? what else is on the table? >> i think what is on the table is the definition of denuclearization and the definition of peace. so denuclearization, in the last few months the president, national security advisor has come out and said, we want instant denuclearization, we want effectively to put the nuclear weapons on ships and take them out. they have thousand admitted that is impossible and mply not feasible

he said that all but one lab is ifha accredited. that's not right. there is only one lab in the united states that is. so it's the exact reverse of what he said. and that's the lab at davis in california. >> i will get to you, mr. foreman. how many states have adopted the model rule so far, sir? >> nobody has adopted all of the rules. there are five elements to know. when i was in school, i didn't get a lot of credit for just answering one question. what you have heard this morning is that people have somewhat agreed on what the list should include of prohibited substances. but then it falls off very rapidly. and it particularly falls off without a competition testing, which mr. foreman as identified as one of the most important elements. i can assure you that last armstrong never failed a post race test or a prerace test. he only failed out of competition testing when people understood what he was taking. and, so, in california two days ago or yesterday, i think, the proposal that was ratified by the association of racing commissioners, which is the