mrs. clinton and almost all democrats disagree, d.c. versus heller.t the right to bear arms is a prepolitical right, code phrase for fundamental right. can free speech and travel be take away from incompetence and suspicion? no, they can only be taken away by due process. no bureaucrat can take away your right to bear arms if the law is to be followed based on a bureaucrat's suspicion. kennedy: reasonable suspicion, should that be enough of a threshold? reporter: the right to travel should. someone who was on the no-fly list. certainly we wouldn't say was a danger to national security. the late senator ted kennedy was famously on the no-fly list. there are gradations of the no-any list. the lowest level is not no-fly by the many take a look of this person's clothing off and delay them before they get on the flight. someone to whom that happened on a regular basis is speak to you now until the right people were spoken to. kennedy: how do you get off that list even if you only meet the lowest fresh hold? judge napolitano: i don't know how i got on and i

i'd like to thank senators heller, brown and heinrich as well as representative courtney for their help. mr. president, please respond to our request to work together. if we act now we can avoid more unintended consequences of the affordable care act and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, tomorrow is wear red wednesday to bring back our girls. boko haram has been declared the world's deadliest terror organization. mrs. wilson: boko haram has murdered more people than isis this means boko haram attacks are more lethal and more devastating than anything we have seen in the history of modern terrorism. mr. speaker, boko haram in january attack was the second deadliest attack in modern history after 9/11. an organization capable of this level of death and destruction must be eradicated. i urge congress to pass my bill, h r. 3833, which would require the u.

mr. heller: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from nevada. mr. heller: mr. president, the underlying amendment postpones the implementation of the cadillac tax for the next ten years. i don't think -- mr. president, we're not in order. the presiding officer: the senate is not in order. the senate is not in order. the senator from nevada. mr. heller: thank you, mr. president. the amendment postpones the implementation for the text tenr the next ten years. i think it is a great start. i think we ought to take the next step to repeal it altogether. and that's exactly what this amendment does. it's the only bipartisan piece of legislation that does just that, and to that end i want to thank the senator from new mexico, senator heinrich, for his help and support in moving in legislation forward to where we are today. mr. president, there's no opposition to this legislation. there's no opposition in america to this legislation. i have 83 groups and organizations around this country. unions support this amendment. the chambers support this amendment. seniors suppor