mr. frank taylor and mr. tom - myself and we have a couple of other trying to get kids off the street and just make them feel a little bit more safer. >> that was nick speaking to one of those on the ground this evening trying to help those who have been pushed through. find themselves in a strange town with frightening events happening around them. describe the cobra committee. this committee that serves a very useful function in times like this. essentially it allows the desperate parts of government which wouldn't necessarily think of as being particularly joined up. for example the home office and department of health. they come together and coordinate. >> yes. cobra is a rather mundane acronym for a dramatic -- hence the name cobra. essentially it is put into place at times of national emergencies. not always chaired by the prime minister.it can be by other officials in the case of the manchester attacks it was chaired by the home secretary i believe. it brings together members of government and senior c

mr. taylor: families losing many homes. in response congress passed dodd-frank, a bill with more regulations than all other bills passed during the obama administration. dodd-frank regulations have pushed many community banks out of business. we lose one of them or a credit union every single day. small business lending, the driver of jobs in this country, has declined. everyday banking services have been reduced, and homeownership is increasingly out of reach. the financial choice act provides more accountability over unelected bodies, unlocks small business lending, allows community banks to survive, stops big bank bailouts with our tax dollars and it will increase homeownership and it imposes the toughest penalties ever for financial fraud. this bill puts the american dream into reach for millions of americans and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california eek recognition? without objection gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> veterans shouldn't have to come home in a body ba