mr. buck: by direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 658 and ask for its immediate consideration. the clerk: house resolution 658 any time after adoption of this resolution the speaker pursuant to declaring the house resolved into the committee of the whole house of the state union for consideration of bill 1638 to require the secretary of the treasury to submit a report to the appropriate congressional committees on the estimated total assets under control by certain iranian leaders and other figures and for other purposes. the first reading of the bill shall be dispensed with. all points of order against consideration of the bill shall be waived. the debate shall not exceed one hour controlled by the chair and ranking minority member. after general debate the bill is considered for amendment under the five minute you'll. in lieu of the amendment in the nature of a substitute, now printed in the bill, it shall be order to consider as an original bill under the five-min

mr. buck? mr. buck, aye. ms. cheney? aye. mr. mcgovern, no. mr. hastings, no. mr. polis? >> no. >> mr. chairman, aye. >> clerk will report the total, please. >> 8 yays, for ncaas. >> the motion is agreed to according to the gentleman. mr. woodall will be handling this for republicans. >> and i for the democrats. >> and ms. slaughter for democrats. before i ask the question, i'll answer it that we do not anticipate any more meetings this week. the committee is done with its work for the week. thank you very much. >>> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, washington republican congressman dan newhouse on friday's government funding jnand new york democratic congressman eliot engel talks about using the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. and senior editor david hawks on sexual misconduct on capitol hill. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >>> thursday, fbi director christopher wray testifies at an oversight hearing for his agenc

mr. buck. ms. cheney, aye. ms. slaughter, no. mr. mcgovern, no. mr. hastings, no. mr. polis. mr. chairman. mr. chairman, aye. eight yeas, three nays. mr. sessions: the motion is agreed to. mr. collins will be handling this for the republicans. mr. hastings for the democrats. judge, you want to ask a question? mr. hastings: what damage are we going to do tomorrow? mr. sessions: thank you very much. tomorrow the committee will be meeting at the scheduled time of 3:00. we're going to go to the c.r. tomorrow. knowing today was a time crunch, h.r. 3971, the community institution mortgage relief act of 2017, and h.r. 477, small business burden protection assistance act of 2017. this completes our work for the day. thank you very much. [chatter] [chatter] >> the house rules committee meets to discuss a government spending measure. live coverage beginning at 3:00 eastern on c-span 3. you can also follow live on www.c-span.org and the free c-span radio app. >> c-span's washington journal , live every day with policy issues that impact you. al green discusses his plan to bring impeachment

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mr. buck. ms. cheney, aye. ms. slaughter, no. mr. mcgovern, no. mr. hastings, no. mr. polis. mr. chairman. mr. chairman, aye. eight yeas, three nays. mr. sessions: the motion is agreed to. mr. collins will be handling this for the republicans. mr. hastings for the democrats. judge, you want to ask a question? mr. hastings: what damage are we going to do tomorrow? mr. sessions: thank you very much. tomorrow the committee will be meeting at the scheduled time of 3:00. we're going to go to the c.r. tomorrow. knowing today was a time crunch, h.r. 3971, the community institution mortgage relief act of 2017, and h.r. 477, small business burden protection assistance act of 2017. this completes our work for the day. thank you very much. [chatter] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] announcer: host committee considering a spending measure, beginning at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 30. you can follow live on c-span.org and on the free

mr. buck. ms. cheney, aye. ms. slaughter, no. mr. mcgovern, no. mr. hastings, no. mr. polis. mr. chairman. mr. chairman, aye. eight yeas, three nays. mr. sessions: the motion is agreed to. mr. collins will be handling this for the republicans. mr. hastings for the democrats. judge, you want to ask a question? mr. hastings: what damage are we going to do tomorrow? mr. sessions: thank you very much. tomorrow the committee will be meeting at the scheduled time of 3:00. we're going to go to the c.r. tomorrow. knowing today was a time crunch, h.r. 3971, the community institution mortgage relief act of 2017, and h.r. 477, small business burden protection assistance act of 2017. this completes our work for the day. thank you very much. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> with the vote a moment ago, the concealed carry handgun legislation moves from here in the rules committee to the full house which is expected to debate and vot

here's another place that's really cool, too, and that is where mr. buck is from. windsor, colorado, distinguished gentle man from colorado, is given the time. chairman.you, mr. i just want to ask you a few questions. opening oned in your statement about three hours ago -- >> you remember that? >> it's a pleasure being a this committee. that you were at a wedding and about mily was talking tax policy. my daughter was married about 2 we did not o and talk about tax policy. we talked about football and we arguments and we talked about other issues and we had arguments. many weddingsn to in my life, and i have never alked tax policy at a single wedding. i was thinking that as a result of this tax bill, to me it is so if you could just give me one sheet, i'm gonna put everybody's chair at my son's wedding in july. i think it will have a beneficial impact. i will report back to you, if that for me, the impact that this discussion will have on this wedding. really looking forward to that. i appreciate my friend from introduced a balanced budget amendment for years and pro

so i yield time now to the gentleman from colorado, mr. buck. mr. buck: mr. speaker, i want to thank my friend and colleague, representative jody hice, for the opportunity to speak this evening on such an important issue. we're here today to discuss the recent revelations that the obama administration and their pursuit of the iran deal logged important efforts by u.s. law enforcement officials to fight the terrorist organization hezbollah. the past administration's treatment of iran reveals an imprudent and negligent approach to american foreign policies that must never be repeated. we see in their actions at best an incompetence born of a lack of clarity and information. and at worst, an administration determined to create a false foreign policy legacy that america's best interests were thrown to the wayside. in a recent report from politico mentioned by some of my colleagues already, we have learned that the obama administration allege think blocked efforts by u.s. law enforcement officials to fight hezbollah's transnational drug and trafficking operations.

the gentleman mr. buck, mr.burgess has been intensely interested in this and it should be noted that while it might appear that we're a bit frustrated, we believe we have done good work on are asking to be met by our colleagues in the senate. the gentleman from massachusetts. >> i would say some of us do have a problem with the way you the offsets for chip. >> then vote no. >> i did vote no on that and that was lousy offset and what frustrates us we're spending time today's on a stupid nra bill that doesn't do anything to enhance the security of people in this country that is basically an attempt to get more money from special interest groups, that's what we're doing today when we should be finishing up appropriations, we should be finding a way to come together on the d.r.e.a.m. act, on funding chip and so many other things. so the frustration level is pretty high based on the priorities that have been put forward by this leadership and i thank the chairman i yield back. >> yes, sir. with great respect, we beli

mr buck does your city sell like tosca russian hockey team curling teams always russian players will dissipate and this can get in. there the decision says clearly that. the clean rusher in leeds where the individual team competitions. can take part under the name olympic athletes from my russia with the acronym are. ok gentlemen has been waiting a very long time since the game thank you very much can i was going to russia yes you can if you just give us a second to. one. quarter you can also use the world. does not mean. and we know are we not receiving. should be on channel one. ok let's let's quickly go to another question we'll come back to you so yeah down the front here the russians say ok. just a gentle and elephant morrow. back to you to see if we can get that sorted out in a second yes. i've been so i mean for me the i just wanted to quickly return to something you said previously when you said a member of the russian delegation apologized what specifically was the apology for for orchestrating a state doping system or for wrongdoing that occurred and subsequently have you h

newhouse. >> no. >> mr. buck. miss cheney. >> no. >> miss slaughter. >> aye. >> mr. mcgovern. >> aye. >> mr. hastings. >> aye. >> mr. polis. mr. chairman. >> no. >> the clerk will report. >> three yays, seven nays. >> the member from massachusetts. >> i move the committee make an order and give the necessary waivers for the bipartisan amendment to hr-38 by representatives moleton which would ban the manufacture, possession or transfer of any parts designed and functions to increase the rate of fire of a semi automatic rifle such as bump stocks and similarly functioning devices of a different name. i would say to my colleagues, the kick in the can down the road or -- this meaningless study that is in this bill doesn't suffice. too many people are dying in this country as a result of this technology that turns these weapons into weapons of war. turns them into machine guns, essentially. and, you know -- and i have been critical of this institution, because in the aftermath of massacres, all we do is have a moment of silence and move on. today i'm critical, because what

mr. buck: thank you. and thank you, director wray, for your testimony today. you've heard a lot about the appearance of impropriety or possible conflict of interest or perception that there are some that are tainted in their views. there is a statute that was enacted years ago that deals with this in part and it's the hatch act. as the former assistant attorney general for the criminal division and now the fbi director, i am assuming that you are familiar with the hatch act. dir. wray: generally familiar, sure. mr. buck: and as a former federal prosecutor, i was also before you started in the department, the hatch act was amended. and it allowed assistant u.s. attorneys and others to participate more fully in the political process but it specifically prohibited, or it specifically did not allow that enhanced participation to apply to prosecutors in the criminal division and fbi agents. at least that's my memory. is that -- are you familiar with that? dir. wray: i would say i'm generally aware

the gentleman from windsor, colorado, mr. buck. the gentlewoman from the state of wyoming. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i want to echo some things my colleagues from alabama said. there's a vast difference between the department of defense and all other government agencies and when we force the department of defense to operate under continuing resolution, we are putting our troops at increased risk. when we force the department of defense to operate in a way where they he do not have reliable, dependable funding, particularly in a situation that we're in today where we're facing grave and growing threats, we are making the mission of our men and women in uniform harder and what that means today, i'm interested that those on the other side of the aisle are talking about this as though it's some kind of a game, that we're all playing a game. it's just a game that we're sending it over to the senate. maybe it's that i haven't been here as long. i do not believe the defenseof -- defense of this nation is a game and for the hous

buck international does in our community and around the globe. mr. speaker, this december over 50 students at benjamin russ elementary school in bucks county were recognized for their completion of the drug abuse resistance education program. this training more commonly known as dare teaches young students basic skills for responsible decisionmaking. i would like to thank the officers of the township police department for their work with benjamin rush and their commitment to educating young citizens in our district. in the case of a growing opioid crisis, it is vital that students learn about the consequences of drug abuse. mr. speaker, as an e.m.t. and vice chair of the bipartisan heroin task force, i applaud the efforts of educational programs like these and all those who seek to learn from them. educating the young people in our communities about the potential dangers of drug abuse is absolutely crucial. and it is my hope that they will use the tools that they have learned to lead safer and healthier lives and to become leaders in the lower bucks c

the gentleman from windsor, colorado, mr. buck. the gentlewoman from the state of wyoming. >> i want to echo some things my colleagues from alabama said. there's a vast difference between the department of defense and all other government agencies and when we force the department of defense to operate under continuing resolution, we are putting our troops at increased risk. when we force the department of defense to operate in a way where they he do not have reliable, dependable funding, particularly in a situation that we're in today where we're facing grave and growing threats, we are making the mission of our men and women in uniform harder and what that means today, i'm interested that those on the other side of the aisle are talking about this as though it's some kind of a game, that we're all playing a game. it's just a game that we're sending it over to the senate. maybe it's that i haven't been here as long. i do not believe the defense of this nation is a game and for the house of representatives to do the right thing, whi

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we actually assign each one of the kids has a word, has a phrase from fantastic mr. bucks him mine is, whenever they upset me and so it begins. >> all right t. latest on the mueller investigation and there are updates straight ahead on "morning joe." this is not a cloud. this is a tomato tracked from farm to table on a blockchain, helping keep shoppers safe. this is a financial transaction secure from hacks and threats others can't see. "morning joe." and ai to help thousands get to work safely and efficiently. this is not the cloud you know. this is the ibm cloud. the ibm cloud is the cloud for business. yours. ♪ ♪ bp is taking safety glasses to a whole new level. using augmented reality so engineers in the field can share data and get expert backup in the blink of an eye. because safety is never being satisfied and always working to be better. that's why feeling safe is priceless. with adt, you can feel safe with an adt starter kit professionally installed for only $49.00. call today, and install an adt starter kit that includes security panel, keypad, key fob, entry and

stone: i think that this was a buck to him as mr. mueller hoped to wind it down and take no action. i view payments to the clinton foundation and to bill and hillary as bribes as well. they should be seen in the context. it is somewhat ironic that this ended up on mr. rosenstein's desk. i to scratch my head about the appointment of rosenstein. my understanding that he was recommended for this job by elijah cummings, the democratic congressman. i have an example talked about of the president in many cases appointing establishment republicans who do not support his agenda for reform. who did not vote for him. and i fear the extent to which he is surround himself with people who did not support him, who are not loyal to him. i am a loyal supporter of the president and i'm concerned about some of the people he has perhaps inadvertently put around him. michael: you have said you don't believe the president should fire mueller. do you believe you should fire rosenstein? stone: third reason i don't believe he should fire mueller is -- the reason i don't believe he should fire mueller is i

mr. weintraub was very explicit bucks county is net tore just for up holding their sign have the bargain. >> weintraub is the prosecutor >> prosecutors for bucks county, that is correct. >> let me be clear that is also for mr. dinardo, sean kratz on the other hand that has not, that arrangement has in the been put together with his attorney he didn't make that same deal. >> that is correct. >> that cosmo did. >> that is correct. >> i can assure thaw has everything to do with the fact that mr. cosmo, led the authorities to the one additional body that they could not find. they work that out based on he had a bargaining chip that mr. . >> do they know which one did the killings. >> by all means. >> dinardo but mr. kratz at the outset, admitted some culpability but really put everything on his cousin, cosmo dinardo. >> could he get the death penalty. >> yes. >> he didn't get the death penalty. >> when was last time we put somebody to death in pennsylvania. >> when is last time we had basically a mass serial killers like this who confessed. this is unique circumstances. >> yeah, yeah. >> than

buck. i understand that. [laughter] mr. panetta: i want to also pay tribute to h.r. mcmaster because i think he presented some excellent points at lunch with regards to the strategy and the things we have to look at in today's world. we are looking at a world that at least in my experience i have never seen as many flashpoints in the world, probably since world war ii. when you consider we are fighting a war on terrorism. you've got failed states in the middle east. we are dealing with iran, north korea, russia, china. we are dealing with what i call the battlefield of the future, which is cyber, and the potential for cyber attacks that could paralyze this country. there are number of flashpoints out there and the reality is you cannot deal with these crises without good intelligence. that's the bottom line. if you don't have good intelligence, you cannot conduct effective military operations and you cannot implement effective diplomatic relations. you've got to know what the hell you're talking about. and you have to know what you're going to see in trying to implem

he made it very clear yesterday he has control or he is where the buck stops for the mueller investigation. he and mr. mueller talk all the time about different aspects of this. he is the one that set this up. my question to him yesterday and still not answered shouldn't he be imbar'sed and mr. strzok with such an anti-presidential bias. he tried to use the civil service guidelines we couldn't -- we haven't answered simple things if he is still in communication in anybody on the mueller team. why was he put in human resources where he could influence other people? the thing for the attorney general said if he is in control why isn't he taking steps to say let's stop for a second. we believe the mueller investigation can go on. if he believes so, fine. there needs to be done with those who are not anti-the president and those who seem to have an agenda and bias before him. >> jon: your colleague and chairman of the committee congressman goodlatte had an interesting question. i want to play the sound for you now and then get an explanation from you on the back side. here it is. >> it's very important t

mr. trump's reelection campaign betting that battle can make them a buck or two as the media, really, reallyt him to win again according to the president in 2020. they aren't even sick of winning. we'll break all that down next. stay right here. quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. >> the trump/pence make america great again organization looking to cap -- capitalize -- readers are directed to a poll where they can pick among three news stories and label them as fake, faker, fakeest. those stories are the ones the networks either retracted, corrected or apologized for. meantime in his interview with "the new york times" today the president with this to say about the media when it comes to his reelection bid, quote, another reason that we are going to win another four years is because newspapers, television, all forms of media will tank if i'm not there becaus

telling mrs retired left and general of the pakistani army times that the u.s. is trying to pass the buck. united states has got into the habit of making false accusations against pakistan because they want to lump their failures on pakistan they hardly have control over fifty to sixty per cent of the territory in one is sun so on what basis are they talking that pakistan would be providing safe havens because there are plenty of havens in of understand itself so it's a self-defeating argument it shows the level of frustration us is suffering as a consequence of its failure in afghanistan it has been seventeen years that they have been enough to run a stand and they don't have anything to say that they did something good for of understand except to bring death and destruction unless the internal situation of understanding governance improves and the people are satisfied you know these problems in afghanistan will continue they will spill over in pakistan and pakistan will continue to remain a scapegoat for america the u.s. has cut its funding to the united nations that story angle after t

mr. moore's democrat, democrat opponent, 100 bucks, on a memo at the bottom of the screen there, he saidng next to the president one hour and going the other way the next. >>> i want to alert to you this story, russia has indeed been suspended from the 2018 winter olympics in south korea because of doping. russian athletes with a clean history will be allowed to compete but only under the olympic flag, they cannot represent russia. >>> spacex pushing back launch another week. the falcon 9 will take off from cape canaveral tuesday making it the first launch of the complex since the rocket exploded in 2016. the mission will bring a supply ship with several tons of cargo and experience for the international space station. remember when we brought you the story of the pizza delivered to the astronauts of the space station? look at this. this is pizza night in space. you get it all here on "varney & co." >> i love it. stuart: don't like the look of that pizza. ♪ ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my b

sure that that's going to have the biggest bang for its buck in terms of how the community will benefit from the building. that's more of a comment, mr. frye, less of a question. i guess i'm just -- i wasn't here in 2009. it's very unfortunate that the sale of the tdr was so low and didn't actually assist them in the seismic update. i want to make sure that that will happen, but i'm not sure if we want that through the central soma plan. the $20 million -- the additional $20 million of tdr that will be sold, how can that be spent? is that limited to the buildings that are selling their tdrs? >> they're currently not allowed to sell their tdr. as you have noted, they're required to spend that money on their own rehabilitation. it will be a new funding source for the neighborhood. >> councillor tang: thank you so much. i know that many members of the public are here. and so i did want to move to public comment and then i do have many more questions so i do want to appreciate our department members to be here to answer additional questions and i'm sure that questions will come up from members of the community. and i also want to recogni

mr. speaker, k: today i recognize a catholic high school and the $5 million contribution they received to help educate the next generation of students in bucks county. this gift in recognition of the school's continued success was donated by a 1972 graduate who wanted to thank his teachers for all they did to help shape his life. the benefactor, mr. tom lynch, said he gave the gift because, quote, anything is possible when you get a good education, end quote. this quote rings true in the years of every -- ears of every american. opportunity to learn from a young age is a critical experience. continued support for our teachers and our schools is of the utmost importance. with this donation, common league plans to set up a significant amount aside forle ahe ollarships and tuition -- scholarships and tuition assistance for families in need. this offers institutions to grow and greater support to our communities. we all thank mr. lynch for supporting such a great institution. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the players, coaches, and staff of the palisades high school football team and to congratulate them on an incredible season w their c

mr. speaker, on friday, i was honored to welcome a group of passionate, well-spoken and civic minded young constituents to our nation's capital. along with the bucks county chapter of the naacp, the african-american museum of bucks county, these people spoke to me on the floor of the house of representatives testifying about their experiences battling discrimination in all forms, as they work to create a more inclusive society. our team was deeply moved by the stories of these young people. in the coming days i will be entering these students' written tms into the congressional record so that my colleagues can also benefit from their experiences. as i said hateful attacks against members of our community cannot and will not be tolerated and it's incumbent upon each and every one of us to condemn hate whenever and wherever it appears. i look forward to sharing this message as we work together to rise above and to appeal to the better angels of our nature. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes. mr. green: thank you, mr. sp

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mr. collins: so five years from today probably these kinds of machines will not be used much anymore because it will be so cheap to just sequence the entire genome for maybe a hundred bucks that you wouldn't bother to get sort of subsets of the information. just do the whole thing and it'll be cheap and accurate. and the information five years from now i think more and more people will have had this done, their genome will be in their medical record. when they need a drug for some particular condition, the doc will look at their particular d.n.a. and say, oh, is this the right dose for this person? or is it even the right drug for this person? that whole idea of correlating drug response with genetics is a field that is ripe for exploration. in five years we'll see a lot of that. 50 years from now, i suspect most babies will have their genome sequenced at the time of birth and that will be a way in which it can be planned how to make sure that they get the best possible kind of nutrition and medical care that they need. and we will have used the information to prevent an awful lot of diseases. i hope alzheimers disease will be something you read about in a history book a

contribute money, up to 10,000 bucks so elevate it so they're catching the sun light or elevate it as needed. >>vice president richards: thank you. this portion of the hearing is closed. mr commissioner koppel. >> commissioner koppel: was there two bill boards that i saw? >> yes. >> commissioner koppel: i'm glad to see the project was initially approved, and i'd like to see the move of the monetary support of the existing solar system, and i'm going to not be supporting the dr. >>vice president richards: commissioner fong. fopg fo >>commissioner fong: is this enough to elevate and change the direction on their roof. >> they can't tell for certain, but at least, the simplest fix would just be to rotate them all 90° to catch more of the light. >>commissioner fong: and just to clarify, project sponsor's willing to give $10,000 for the upgrade of that solar equipment or relocation. >>vice president richards: one question i have for mr. sternberg. you said there was light penetrating all the way down, and wednesday again, i'm having a hard time paying attention. can you illuminate, no pun intended, why you said that, because i look at an 11, 12 story building, and i'm way dow

bucks for their guests to come. doesn't include the price of the annual due which has gone up since mr. trump was elected. >>> before you can think about new year's you got to get through christmas first. many are up early for a special holiday tradition, we've been checking in with jenny joyce who is live at termy brothers bakery. >> reporter: i have a message now, since your request last half hour, vince term iny said i got to give you some can know lees and they're giving out free treats he came through and offered everybody snacks and you also came prepared with a chair. you knew this would be a wait >> i knew so when we get tired of standing, we get a chance a piece on the chair. >> reporter: what is your name and where are you from >> lisa, i'm from delaware county, springfield. >> reporter: this is a family tradition, how long have you been coming >> about 50, 60 years. this is my son, this is my daughter, that's my grandson, and his baby is my great granddaughter. >> reporter: how wonderful, this is such a positive day, we're hearing so much about family traditions. we also want

mr. president. pete: donating to roy moore's opponent. eboni: 100 bucks.u bring up jeff flake. you are a lawyer. let's go in eboni k. williams court with judge eboni k. williams. cnn got a story wrong lately. the fact is abc really got a story wrong. the fact is mistakes keep being made on the biggest story of the year, the russia probe. so, when jeff flake says it's not a rigged system and knocks the president for his claim, the facts don't show that. eboni: here's the issue. everybody makes mistakes. none of us are perfect. people are human. the problem though when you are a mainstream news organization in this. pete: so-called. eboni: in this climate. those mistakes matter. they matter big because they undermine overwhelming suspicion that's already permeating, right? pete: yes. eboni: around people where they fall. are they being open? are they being objective when it comes to president trump? pete: just like when it matters we find out andrew weissmann part of the special counsel attended hillary clinton's well it was going to be a victory party. ebon

bucks. it's important to understand where it fits. affordability and liability are top priorities. when i consumers go into a showroom they're looking for features, fuel economy is one of those. thank you. >> mrcconnell you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you for allowing me to testify. my name is force mcconnell, a third-generation honda we represent over 16000 dealers who employ 1.1 million people. i've been in the car business about 40 years. one thing never changes, people buy new vehicles based on two factors, does it fit their needs and can they afford it. how fuel economy is regulated is very important. goldberg would be proud of the convoluted where nation regulates fuel economy. they're not one but three programs that automakers must follow, these programs are administered by three different agencies. under three different rules pursuant to three different wolves potentially resulting in three standards all that must be separately followed. they sometimes contrary regulations labeled by one national program but there are three separate programs. we establish cafÉ they gave them the soul economy for the standards to avoid a patchwork of state standards. congress preempted st