i will tell you there's one bill, mr. speaker, you know it well, there is one bill in this congress that eliminates every single corporate loophole exemption deduction and break. there's one. that same bill, mr. speaker, eliminates every loophole the wealthy use to avoid paying their fair share. every one. mr. speaker, it is the single most popular co-sponsored tax bill, fundamental reform bill, in the house and in the senate, it has almost 70 members in the house, it has nine members in the senate, and there is one democrat on it. one. mr. speaker, given the right speech down here about what folks ought to do doesn't move us in the right direction. put your name on some legislation and moving something forward gets us in the right direction. this budget committee chairman sitting here beside me, i'm proud of him, chairman paul ryan, that's a name known around this country as a man who is trying. there are a lot of folks here known for blaming. there aren't many folks known for trying. we say we don't care about the slings

mr. stearns: i will close and yield myself such time, and say, this is a very important bill. mr. turner touched on something i want to bring up again. the language in this bill has passed the house on seven separate occasions. six times as part of the house national defense authorization act in f.y. 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011. and once by a voice vote in 2008. and all the while this bill has had strong bipartisan support. mr. speaker, if i can, i urge the united states senate that upon passage today, our colleagues over there simply take up this bill and 10 other bills that the veterans committee has passed through our committee and the house and pass those also. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 4201. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative -- the gentleman from florida. mr. stearns: i request a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: gentleman request the yeas and nays? mr. stearns: yes. the speaker pro tempore: those in favor of taking this vot

he doesn't know what we got. >> bill: here now to reply is mr. or of the book black banners inside story of 9/11 and the war against al qaeda. what say you? >> thank you for the opportunity to respond. >> bill: sure, absolutely. >> you know, mr. rodriguez is totally wrong here. as fbi agents we are trained to deal with facts. let's stick with the facts. >> bill: okay. >> he said on your show that enhanced interrogation techniques started in august of 2002. mr. padilla was arrested in may of 2002. it is physically impossible that information that arrested the alleged dirty bomber jose padilla. the information we got from mr. padilla the joint cia fbi team without the enhanced interrogation technique in april of 2002. ksm by us in early 2002 before even the two react torres, outside contractors hired boy rodriguez showed to the site. these are the facts. >> bill: he says you weren't on the site. you didn't know what the cia got out of zubaydah and al she'd? >> i on the fbi pulled out from the site. >> bill: where was the site. >> i can't tell you th

they had -- >> bill: they had to leave the area, mr. attorney general. >> everybody that suffers from an assault like this, and let's be clear, there is a terrible underlying crime here that we want to make sure gets solved correctly. >> bill: i got it and i hope that happens. but even if you wanted, to you couldn't force the norfolk police to release the 911 tape, for example? you couldn't force that. >> no, cannot. while there is an ongoing investigation. foya, freedom of information act doesn't allow or provides for the releasing or blocking of the 911 tape. there are good reasons for that when the investigation is over, then it's subject to foia relief. >> bill: we appreciate you being a standup guy coming on. gay marriage and dick morris with the latest on that. john lovitz has some harsh words for the president. he will will be here to explain them. then dennis miller will analyze. those reports after these messages. c'mon dad! i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy. instead i g heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilos isn'

. >>> i got to play against uncle worn and uncle bill >>> mr. billes i want to be a teacher or dr. now that i've been to berkshire hathaway meetings business sounds good >>> and warren buffett a ping- pong fanatic. he heard parents say she needs to keep getting a is to keep playing table tennis >>> this could be moving to san francisco there's report combat the giants go for a sweep sports is next. >>> reports that the wars have decided to move from oakland to san francisco to a new arena built at pier 32 in time for the 2017 season in the war say they're not prepared to make any announcement at this time. the bay bridge the now at at&t they lined up early to get their hands on the brian wilson known give away. tim lincecum was great through three but then calcining goals with the bases loaded that scores to run open takes a 3-2 lead. still in the fourth inning allowed to pitch buster posies did not know where the ball was because of away from second base and nails tim lincecum it is a boy this we and win 6-2 and they're a 11 game losing streak in sa

this two year bill will soon enough be a one year bill as mr. mika's bill will soon enough be a four year bill. i'm tired of that. i think the country is tired of that. i look forward to working with you all. >> thank so you much. i want to note that the associated general contractors of america are very strong behind the senate bill and hoping we get our job done. i would like to call now on representative sutherland. >> thank you. i would like to commend you and chairman mika for your leadership and it's a great privilege to serve in my first conference so thank you for

mr. bill gates.eacher or a doctor but now that i've been to berkshire hathaway meetings business sounds really fun >> warren buffett is a ping-pong fanatic. she is also a star in the classroom but her parents say she needs to keep getting a's in order to play table tennis and so far so good. >> on cool warren and uncle bill? >> i would rather just have you guys as friends. things are changing a little around the bay area. tablatures start to cool off after a gorgeous weekend. outside we have some dense fog showing up around the coastline. the roadways are a bit wet so watch out for that. temperature's mainly in the '50s. we're still finding some eighties in the interior valley. breezy and cool towards the coast line. what pressure headed towards the bay area. the shadow there was actually eclipse. it looks like we will have cooler temperatures on the way and probably some windy conditions. we may sneak a little bit of sunshine in towards the coast but the temperatures will be down. a lot of seventies

i will tell you there's one bill, mr. speaker, you know it well, there is one bill in this congress that eliminates every single corporate loophole exemption deduction and break. there's one. that same bill, mr. speaker, eliminates every loophole the wealthy use to avoid paying their fair share. every one. mr. speaker, it is the single most popular co-sponsored tax bill, fundamental reform bill, in the house and in the senate, it has almost 70 members in the house, it has nine members in the senate, and there is one democrat on it. one. mr. speaker, given the right speech down here about what folks ought to do doesn't move us in the right direction. put your name on some legislation and moving something forward gets us in the right direction. this budget committee chairman sitting here beside me, i'm proud of him, chairman paul ryan, that's a name known around this country as a man who is trying. there are a lot of folks here known for blaming. there aren't many folks known for trying. we say we don't care about the slings

we could pass the gentleman from texas' bill, mr. johnson's bill, but we could also do something today. we don't have to wait to fix this type of abuse. we could pass this reconciliation bill today and stop this program and at least take a small step towards restoring confidence in the way the american government provides services to its people. i hope we do that. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland. mr. van hollen: thank you, mr. speaker. i now yield two minutes to the gentleman from massachusetts on the ways and means committee who knows a lot about this issue, mr. neal. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized for two minutes. mr. neal: thank you, mr. speaker. we just heard a moment ago from the gentleman from south carolina that there was an illicit or perhaps illegal addition that was taking place somewhere in the country across the midwest. the answer is to notify the u.s. attorney's office. the answer there is to notify

>> mr. bill that praises her talents, buffett told us, bill gates and i are still searching for a way to get a point off her. but they have made one point -- affecting her future plans. >> before i wanted to be a teacher or maybe a doctor. now that i've been to three berkshire hathaway meetings, i think, oh, business sounds really fun. >> reporter: some day ariel may handle returns on investments but for now, these are the returns that matter most. john blackstone, cbs news, san jose, california. >> wish i had uncle warren and uncle bill around. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest from chicago in the nato summit. we'll hear from rhode island senator, jack reed, a member of the armed services committee. plus, we'll go to joplin, missouri, to mark this week's one-year anniversary of a tornado that killed 161 people. and "jeopardy!" game show host alec trebek stops by the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. appreciate you watching. i'm terrell bro

>> yeah, mr. billn e-mail that praises her talents, buffett told us bill gates and i are still searching for a way to get a point off her. but they have made one point, affecting her future plans. >> before i wanted to be a teacher, or maybe a doctor. now that i have been to three berkshire hathaway meetings now i think oh, by sound-- business sounds really fun. >> reporter: some day she may handle returns on investment, but for now these are the returns that matter most. john blackstone, cbs news, san jose, california. >> jeff: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm jeff glor, cbs news in no. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> the ring of fire visible from the bay area what is the sun and moon cross paths. >>> there was a lot of alcohol i think was nice >>> not exactly a resounding endorsement but exceptional complained compared to complaints from last year's debate bre

. >> yeah, mr. bille-mail that praises her talents, buffett told us bill gates and ri still searching for a way to get a point off her. but they have made one point, affecting her future plans. >> before i wanted to be a teacher, or maybe a doctor. now that i have been to three berkshire hathaway meetings now i think oh, by sound-- business sounds really fun. some day she may handle returns on investment, but for now these are the returns that matter most. john blackstone, cbs news, san jose, california. >> jeff: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs, 60 minutes. i'm jeff glor, cbs news in no. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

. >> and then for -- mr. bill montgomery. you said with confidence that in your law enforcement in arizona is not racist. you said very emphatically. and my question is, i'm just not sure how you can make that statement with such emphasis given the lack of empirical data on whether it is or it isn't. i haven't found any study in my understanding is that sheriff arpaio is resistant to people coming in and analyzing that very point. >> first i have to comment. there's more than meets the eye of the civil rights division engaged in. election year politics. although there are some very specific incidents that are referenced to with the civil rights division december 15th letter i acknowledged. the individuals involved were criminally prosecuted. with respect to i believe the sb1070 can be implemented. it hasn't been because enjoined by federal courts which was the beginning of its path to the u.s. supreme court last week. i can say emphatically because police officers and law enforcement in maricopa county now are enforcing laws

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that legislation includes the amendment offered by mr. bill gray and i, directing the fcc to coordinate with canadian and mexican authorities so that consumers and particularly those in border regions won't lose access to television signals when the incentive auction is over. now, mr. ambassador, would you please bring the subcommittee up to speed on where things stand with canada and mexico with respect to this very important matter, particularly so to my constituents? particularly, is there no additional frequencies available for displaced stations in my hometown of detroit if the television band is repatched? i have to ask you to be brief on this and perhaps maybe you'd want to submit some additional comments to the record. mr. ambassador. >> well, there are -- mr. dipg l, there are treaty obligations that we have with canada that are designed to protect the broadcasters on both sides of the border. this is a problem not just in the area of detroit but also in new york state. in addition -- >> also in washington and montana and along the bo

. >> bill: here now to reply is mr. sufan the author of the book black banners inside story of 9/11 and the war against al qaeda. what say you? >> thank you for the opportunity to respond. >> bill: sure, absolutely. >> you know, mr. rodriguez is totally wrong here. as fbi agents we are trained to deal with facts. let's stick with the facts. >> bill: okay. >> he said on your show that enhanced interrogation techniques started in august of 2002. mr. padilla was arrested in may of 2002. it is physically impossible that information that arrested the alleged dirty bomber jose padilla. the information we got from mr. padilla the joint cia fbi team without the enhanced interrogation technique in april of 2002. ksm by us in early 2002 before even the two react torres, outside contractors hired boy rodriguez showed to the site. these are the facts. >> bill: he says you weren't on the site. you didn't know what the cia got out of zubaydah and al she'd? >> i on the fbi pulled out from the site. >> bill: where was the site. >> i can

when the music stops i won't get a chair. >> eric: always a chair for you mr. bill o'reilly. check out the factor tonight to hear more who is bankrolling the occupy movement. thank you, sir. all right, guys. i agree with bill. what a great opportunity for romney to say something. >> greg: you have to rely on the media to make it in story. they're overit. this was a romantic idea for a media, eight or nine months and when it went bad, they went south. ows is like your, for the democrats, their criminal relative. you don't talk about. hide him in the attic and you don't invite him to thig. you have wish he would go away. the excon in the family. or the con. >> dana: the president gets himself in this and praise something and then a few months later it's like oh, gosh. some ways they live for the moment. the 24/# news cycle and don't take a longer view of what could happen down the road. maybe they thought there would be better organization. remember i said come back in the spring and they would be well-funded. but the message has not geled. people stay away to find a job or work

good idea to really have an outreach program designed specifically around that maybe we could get mr bill strawman. the mayor of mayor's office on disability to really proactively put a outreach program together and. i think it would help just to have businesses know what's happening. a little bit more that's what i'm hearing from the public and. it's an important program making our business is accessible to everybody i think all of us support that but if businesses don't know what that means it puts them in a unfair position of having to constantly respond to these kind of litigation so. maybe we could do that just a thought. so a commissioner. we're going to have an order here to talk to so i just want to thank the. business owners to come up i think this is a very difficult position. i still feel that. maybe we should discuss with other city departments what locally we could do even to lay out. a neighborhood assessment you know with like. you about how some of this. you know compliance would affect our public right away and you know some of the comments that were race previously like

hello, mr. bill. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on.cks jumps whites in the wake of trayvon martin is news worthy? >> on its face, no. >> the newspaper editor in norfolk, virginia who covered up the story about a black mob attacking two of its reporters comes clean to jesse wawrs. >> willing

hello, mr. bill. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> you don't think blacks jumps whites in the wake of trayvon martin is news worthy? >> on its face, no. >> the newspaper editor in norfolk, virginia who covered up the story about a black mob attacking two of its reporters comes clean to jesse wawrs. >> willing to admit maybe we should have put a story in the paper. >> jesse interviews young people who say they saw the crime. >> they were whooping up on the girl, too right? >> yeah. >> we will continue our factor investigation of a biased crime being covered up in virginia. >> i am absolutely comfortable with men marrying men, women marrying women and heterosexuals are entitled to the same exact rights. >> bill: vice president biden seems to endorse gay marriage. will that help president obama who still has not taken a stance on the issue? we'll have analysis of that. >> i will not describe what she was wearing suffice it to say that it was distracting. >> and a lawyer for one of the accused al qaeda cirlings says women shou

bordallo: i rise in strong support of this bill and i thank the gentleman from minnesota, mr. kline, for bringing this measure to the floor. i appreciate his continued leadership on pre- and post-deployment issues for the national guard. bethill -- the bill will correct an injustice for our national guardsmen and reservists who have been putting their lives on the line to defend our nation. the fiscal year 2013 defense authorization bill includes a provision that also address this is problem, but regardless, this sends a clear message to the department of defense that we want to fix this problem and quickly. the bill gives d.o.d. the clear authority they need to make the necessary changes and to do so before the defense authorization bill is likely to be pleated. the bill is widely supported by outside groups, including the military officers association of america, the national guard association of the united states, and the enlisted association of the national guard of the united states to name just a few. however, while i support the bill, i must raise a concern that this bil

we could pass the gentleman from texas' bill, mr. johnson's bill, but we could also do something today. we don't have to wait to fix this type of abuse. we could pass this reconciliation bill today and stop this program and at least take a small step towards restoring confidence in the way the american government provides services to itseople. i hope we do that. thank you, mr. chaman. i yield back the balance of my time. e speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland. mr. van hollen: thank you, mr. speaker. i now yield two minutes to the gentleman from massachusetts on the ways and means committee who knows a lot about this issue, mr. neal. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized for two minutes. mr. neal: thank you, mr. speaker. we just heard a moment ago from the gentlemafrom south carolina that there was an illicit or perhaps illegal addition that was taking place somewhere in the country across the midwest. the answer is to notify the u.s. attorney's office. the answer there is to notif the auth

mr. bill is coming up next. see you monday. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> mitt romney chose today to release his tax returns. ereveals what most americans will regard as unmanageable wealth. >> bill: while the three network evening newscasts are concentrating on mitt romney's wealth, they virtually ignore john kerry's vast fortune in 2004. we will have the facts and carl rove will analyze. >> you can hear that trayvon -- somebody trayvon hit the grass you? could hear something going on. >> yeah. >> bill: florida authorities release documents that say that trayvon martin had drugs in his bloodstream when he was killed and that a fight between the teen and george zimmerman did take place. geraldo with the latest. >> more than half a billion people use facebook every day. >> it's mind blowing from my perspective. >> >> shepard: and facebook exploding throughout the u.s.a. does that mean anything? lou dobbs will tell us. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonig

. >> bill: let me challenge you on that mr. attorney general. >> right, because you have all the facts, bill just like monday when you got it wrong on monday. >> bill: i got it wrong on monday, okay. the two victims say, listen, and they put it in writing. this police department is not interested in the way they conducted themselves on the scene with us. they didn't want to solve it. now, that's their allegation. >> and like every other police department they have an internal affairs division. >> bill: you are going to let the norfolk police department investigate this? not an outside agency? >> bill, bill. >> bill: they investigate themselves? >> every single law enforcement department in virginia, i don't know how other states operate, has their own internal affairs decision that is walled off from other folks and they investigate exactly complaints like that. >> bill: all right. you can see why people might feel that they need another agency in there. if this were a bias crime the feds would go in. >> yes. i get that perspect

this bill would proiblet that from happening. the gentleman from ohio, mr. latourette, is absolutely correct in his interpretation of the language in the bill. for instance, if the v.a., which is right now considering building a spinal cord injury hospital in brocton, massachusetts, they would like to put an agreement on that project that says, we want 30% of the workers or 50% of the workers on this job to be veterans, united states veterans, they would not be able to put that language into effect because they would not be able to require a contractor to sign an agreement to hire veterans on a v.a. project. that's exactly what's wrong with the bill. mr. grimm has a very good amendment. it is on point. he is absolutely right. i know this from my own work on p.l.a. projects. this amendment seeks to strike the provision from the underlying bill which would prevent any federal agency from requiring contractors to sign a project labor agreement. now p.l.a.'s have been highly efficient in coordinating many, many contractors on these complex construction projects a

. >> bill: let me challenge you on that mr. attorney general. >> right, because you have all the facts, bill just like monday when you got it wrong on monday. >> bill: i got it wrong on monday, okay. the two victims say, listen, and they put it in writing. this police department is not interested in the way they conducted themselves on the scene with us. they didn't want to solve it. now, that's their allegation. >> and like every other police department they have an internal affairs division. >> bill: you are going to let the norfolk police department investigate this? not an outside agency? >> bill, bill. >> bill: they investigate themselves? >> every single law enforcement department in virginia, i don't know how other states operate, has their own internal affairs decision that is walled off from other folks and they investigate exactly complaints like that. >> bill: all right. you can see why people might feel that they need another agency in there. if this were a bias crime the feds would go in. >> yes. i get that perspect

mr. bill is coming up next. see you monday. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on.mney chose today to release his tax returns. ereveals what most americans will regard as unmanageable wealth. >> bill: while the three network evening newscasts are concentrating on mitt romney's wealth, they virtually ignore john kerry's vast fortune in 2004. we will have the facts and carl rove will analyze.

with this bill, mr. speaker, the united states underscores and reiterates our unshakeable commitment to israel. with this bill the u.s. reaffirms in word and in deed our commitment to the defense of the jewish state. specifically the bill enhances israel's ability to defend itself. superior deterrence remains among the best guarantors of peace and that has certainly been the case in the middle east. israel's military superiority was unclear soon after it was created, soon after israel became a state in the eyes of its enemies, israel was tested repeatedly with war. of course, israel won those wars decisively. since then israel's military superiority has been clear and compelling. so in response, israel's enemies have relied on the tactics of a bully and a coward, especially with the use of terrorism. they have attacked the gaza rockets, the flotilla and israel's task has been to overcome. again, this bill -- and i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks -- the speaker pro tempore: without ob

with mr. bill. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on tonight. causing damage to property and people. seems like the movement may be dying out o. >> with all that trayvon martin stuff going on. a lot of dumb stuff is happening. >> bill: violent stuff, too. a virginia couple attacked by a mob of african-american men and the local paper may have covered it up. we'll have a special report. >> i'm all over it. >> bill: also a big miller time segment this evening. politicizing bin laden, the occupy people and roger clemens all in the miller zone tonight. >> the whole thing would be sent lating. >> bill: caution, you where to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. president obama taking some heat from the left. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the president is back in the u.s.a. after a secret trip to afghanistan where he signed an agreement with the government there, hoping to keep things stable. mr. obama also wanting to he remind everyone that the u.s.a. took care of bin laden one year

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you had all of the favorites i did, the cone head, rosanna danna, mr. bill, right? >> mm-hmm.he very first season and i was sort of hooked into it. i was like what is this crazy world? i knew it was something really special but i also knew half of the jokes were probably going over my head. i would watch it every saturday and mike my little sleepover friends watch it. they would fall asleep and i would stick it through every week. >> i was in high school but all of the same stuff. you said to your friends never mind. oh, no! >> yeah, yeah. >> stephanie: that was the language we spoke right? >> exactly. >> stephanie: so then you developed into the class clown in junior high. did four summers of theatre camp. is that like band camp? >> yeah, pretty much. >> stephanie: yeah. then you headed to dartmouth. by the way, you had planned to become a psychologist. is that where debbie downer came from? >> maybe. i would have these fantasies but it was sort of in the same field. sort of discovering weirdos is probably the same as a comedienne. >> stephanie: you say dartmouth, a jewish gi

hello, mr. bill. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on.ou don't think blacks jumps whites in the wake of trayvon martin is news worthy? >> on its face, no. >> the newspaper editor in norfolk, virginia who covered up the story about a black mob attacking two of its reporters comes clean to jesse wawrs. >> willing

this is a bill that funds nasa, mr. speaker. this is a bill that funds the national science foundation. this is a bill that funds the u.s. trade representative. and the international trade commission. mr. speaker, i'll quote the subcommittee chairman, frank wolf, who said, this legislation builds on significant spending reductions achieved in last year's bill while continuing to preserve core priorities. those priorities continue to be job creation, fighting crime and terrorism, with a focus on cybersecurity, and boosting u.s. competitiveness through smart investments in science. this bill makes job creation a priority by maintaining and expanding manufacturing and job repatriation initiatives. mr. speaker, these are tough times. i don't know if you've seen all the young people out -- outside this chamber today, mr. speaker, folks in town with their schools, folks in town visiting washington, d.c. you know, 40 cents of out of every $1 that this pame cher -- chamber spends, mr. speaker we borrow from those children. we heard lots

. >> mr. bill, are you ready for your picture? >> yep. >> all right. >> when we met paul komyatti at indiana state prison in 2008, he had an inmate job as the visitor room photographer. >> it keeps me occupied. it keeps me from counting the 36 weeks and 8 months i have left. however you want to break it down. >> right from the start, he was good natured and full of optimism for the future. despite being incarcerated for the past 26 years. komyatti entered prison at age 17 for his role in a bizarre family plot that ended with the murder of his abusive father. >> my dad was just an alcoholic. i was like a little kid, 7, 8 years old. i'm crawled up under the kitchen table, and he's got a belt with a buckle, putting marks all over my face and everything, all over my body. my mom is like look, stop. you've got to stop. you're going to kill him. >> komyatti, his mother, sister and husband were all convicted for the murder of his father. komyatti's brother-in-law was sentenced to death and executed. his sister testified against paul and

mr. rohrabacher of california. at the end of the bill, before the short title, insert the following -- mr. rohrabacher: mr. chairman. i move to strike the last word. the chair: will the gentleman suspend? the clerk will read. the clerk: none of the funds made available in this act to the department of justice may be used with respect to the states of alaska, arizona, california, colorado, delaware, district of columbia, hawaii, maine, maryland, michigan, montana, nevada, new jersey, #, oregon, rhode island -- new mexico, oregon, rhode island, washington, that authorize the use, distribution, possession or cultivation of medical marijuana . the chair: the gentleman is recognizesed for five minutes in support of his amendment. mr. rohrabacher: thank you very much, mr. chairman. i rise today along with mr. hinchey, mr. mcclintock, mr. farr in support of a commonsense amendment that would prohibit the department of justice from using funds to prevent states from implementing their own state laws that authorize the use, distribution, possessi

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