that's a man, mr peterson, the founder of this organization, when we looked deeper into mr peterson's background, we found many legal and financial troubles, multiple eviction cases, multiple arrest warrants that are active in arizona, and two breaches of contract where his company has been ordered to pay creditors nearly $200,000. as you are reaching this, and as stranger and stranger things are happening, you, all of a sudden discover that daniel craig, who i think of commonly as james bond, has donated money to cary peterson's super pact. duty. >> mr craig did, in fact, donate nearly $50,000 to american social group. what did mr craig know about mr cary lee peterson's background, was he aware of financial and legal problems in his past. >> did you give his people any sense that may be the super pacts were not working in tandem with bernie sanders. >> they would only say so much to us on the record. they wanted to leave themselves open to reconsidering if this was a good investment or if they would take other actions if they find out the money is not spent as they intended it to be

mr. careyy lee peterson's background?id he know about some of these financial and legal problems in his past? >> did you give his people any sense of maybe the superpacs were not working in tandem with bernie sanders? >> they would only say so much to us on the record and they wanted to leave themselves open to reconsidering if this was a good investment or if they might take some other actions if they find out the money is not being spent as they intended it to be spent. >> you have spoken with careyy lee beertson. >> i have. >> you have still peeking to him? >> he has told me that this work is not related to the work from his past. >> the money that he has raised and he has told you that it's around $1 million perhaps. >> uh-huh. >> there is no rule how he spends this, it doesn't even have to be spent in the direction of the candidate he has on his superpac for a while. >> that's right he can spend it on just about anything he wants. >> on a salary? >> co-spend it on a salary, he could spend it on buying a new lamborghi

mr. peterson, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. conaway: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. conaway: thank you, mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days within which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. conaway: mr. speaker, i also ask my extend statement be entered into the record with unanimous consent. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. conaway: mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 2051, the agricultural re-authorization act of 2015, and yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. conaway: the house passed three individual bills, the mandatory price reporting act of 2015, the united states green standards act re-authorization act of 2015, and the national forest foundation re-authorization act of 2015. for each of the

mr. peterson: i have voted i will oppose the resolution of disapproval despite the resolution. mr. peterson: i did not reach this easily or quickly. although there are many positive aspects to this deal, there are many whose flaws in the months and years ahead. mr. peters: the period has served a useful purpose. the people hundred-on my side of the aisle have raised important points about this deal and administration's negotiators. i commend senators cardin and corker for their bipartisan efforts to establish this review and for affirming congress' role in shaping our nation's foreign policy. after this debate is over, it is my hope that moving forward the senate will form a consensus and act with unity of purpose. we must work together and take action begins iran if they fail to live up to their obligations under this agreement and we must work on legislation and multinational and lateral efforts to combat iran's sponsorship of terrorist activities and hegemonic activities. we must look no further than the crisis with syria 0 to see the havoc that their proxies are wreaking on a tr

mr. peterson." [ laughter ] that's all that happens.hat's what's gonna happen when it comes time to vote in the primaries. people are gonna be standing outside the voting booth and say, "i'm voting for donald trump because -- politics as usual i'm tired of it!" and then you'll go in, and as soon as you close the curtain, you're just gonna sober up -- and be like, "oh, my god what was i talking about? that's crazy. oh -- jeb bush, i can't believe i almost did that. [ laughter ] that's nuts." and then you'll walk back out and close the curtain and you'll tell everybody, "i voted for donald trump!" 'cause none of that matters. [ laughter ] but i'm just saying, it's fine. he's not going to win anything. it's fine. you don't have to listen to the polls. 'cause that's just the liquor talking. [ laughter ] you guys, we have a great show for you tonight. from the new film, "we are your friends," zac efron is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] one of my favorite dudes. i'm looking forward to talking to zac. also, he is a comedian, he is an "s

mr. peterson, that patty will be very safe and happy here.y about. - actually, i'm a widower. i do all the worrying myself. - oh, i'm so sorry. -that's okay. -well, then you can be sure i'll keep a motherly eye on patty. and i want you to feel free to call me anytime. of course the same goes for your dad. we're certainly very interested, but we do have to look at a few other places first. - would it be okay if we came back saturday morning ? - oh, that would be fine. but i can't guarantee the apartment would still be available. - we understand. - knock, knock. oh, katherine blake, come on in here. i was just bragging about my tenants and here' the best one of all. i'm sorry. i didn't mean to interrupt. oh, don't be silly. come on in and meet your soon-to-be new neighbor patty peterson. hi. and her father. don. hello. katherine is just the dearest person in the whole world. i just know you're going to love her. well, it's a pleasure to meet you. we should be on our way. - and we'll be in touch with you on saturday. - i'm looking forward to it.

mr. peterson: i have voted i will oppose the resolution of disapproval despite the resolution. mr. peterson: i did not reach this easily or quickly. although there are many positive aspects to this deal, there are many whose flaws in the months and years ahead. mr. peters: the period has served a useful purpose. the people hundred-on my side of the aisle have raised important points about this deal and administration's negotiators. i commend senators cardin and corker for their bipartisan efforts to establish this review and for affirming congress' role in shaping our nation's foreign policy. after this debate is over, it is my hope that moving forward the senate will form a consensus and act with unity of purpose. we must work together and take action begins iran if they fail to live up to their obligations under this agreement and we must work on legislation and multinational and lateral efforts to combat iran's sponsorship of terrorist activities and hegemonic activities. we must look no further than the crisis with syria 0 to see the havoc that their proxies are wreaking on a tr

carrie peterson, may or may not be a good example, doesn't look like it, but there are remedies for it. i heard about mr. mr. shuster and mr. beckel talk about buying lamborghinis. you can't buy a lamborghini. tyler harbor in virginia in going to jail. had you same pate also in virginia going to jail. couple of years ago, had you jesse jackson junior sitting congressman for embezzling campaign funds go to jail. someone who did the campaign finance work for moat o most of the california democratic party go to jail. the police are doing their jobs and while carrie lee peterson may have somehow gotten $50,000 from james bond has a lot more to do with the fact that daniel craig is throwing around political contributions like it's a fashion accessory and not caring where his money goes. >> i know that the securities and exchange commission last nowhere near the teeth of the authority to do anything about this. are we in a situation where we have a regulatory body who can't possibly police this down? >> their remedies are civil enforcement. the department of justice on the other hand is actively engaged in po

mr. harper has unfortunately done a number of times. he loves to talk about standing up against tyrant and peterson terrorists. amily is fighting to keep their families together, hoping for a better life than they make it to canada. mr. harper takes away their health care. the fact is we need to once again be a country open and welcoming. we don't take that as the excuse to close their doors. in years past the prime minister brought in tens of thousands of vietnamese boat people whether other governments welcomed in people to contribute to the country, and we need to be an open generous country, not naÏve come and make sure we're doing security right but not an excuse to do less than we should than the vast majority of canadians feel we should. >> mr. harper, let's bring it back. >> limit correct the record. first of all, the fact of the matter is we do not take away health care. on the contrary the only time we removed to desmond had clearly bogus claimants refused and they do not offer them a better health care plan than -- >> that is not true, mr. harper. >> -- canadians agree with. this remains one of the l

mr. president. >> on the first day back from summer recess three previously undeclared senate democrats richard blumenthal of connecticut, ron wyden of oregon oregon and gary peterson of michigan announced their support for the iran nuclear agreement. that puts the number of supporters to the crucial 41 vote total that allows them to block the gop disapproval resolution with the filibuster filibuster and prevent its final vote there in the senate. senate minority leader harry reid spoke about on the senate floor along with majority leader mitch mcconnell urged democrats not to block disapproval resolution we will hear what was at the senate said about an hour from now. .. 1:00 eastern on c-span3. now senator lindsay graham speaking against the iran nuclear accord in what "time" magazine said a scathing speech blaming president obama for overlook festering international problem in order to get cooperation on the iranian agreement. senator says quote evil is doing well on his watch and he be a poor champion of freedom. from the national press club this is about an hour. >> welcome to the national press club. my name is john hughes. i am editor for bloomberg's breakin