mr. mccarthy. in your testimony you talked about peaceful muslims here in america who worked with you and were integral in helping to prosecute the blind sheikh case. can you describe to this committee the difference between the muslim faith and islamism that embraces violent jihad. >> i think it's -- it's hard to define the muslim faith because there are too many divergent interpretations of it. it's easy to identify what we call islamism or i prefer to call sharia supremicism which is really a radical political ideology with a religious veneer, not a religion as we understand it in the west. my impression listening to the -- to the back and forth today is that we are underestimating how serious a problem it is. i don't think it's a handful of radicals versus everyone else who is just embracing the west. i brought along a well-known classic sharia manual today that i'll supply with your -- with the committee's permission called "reliance of the traveler" which is an ancient authoritative manual of

mr. mccarthy suggested. and mr. mccarthy, i may have misunderstood but i thought you heard you say that the expansion of the first amendment in cases during the 1960s to protect radical ideas was a mistake. is that correct? >> i did say that, yes. >> let me just -- if i could mr. cohen -- >> do you want me to explain what i meant by it? >> very concisely, if you would. >> sure. they carved out an exception for the advocacy of ideology that calls for the violent overthrow of the united states as if there were a firm difference between advocating it and inciting it, which i think has been much more difficult to apply than perhaps they thought. >> mr. cohen, you've dedicated most of your life to the pursuit of finding or closing down those who engage in not just dangerous ideology but dangerous actions against other americans. and senator sessions had some interesting comments on the central role of the southern poverty law center and pushing back against the klan. and you made a point, i would suggest the lord's resist

mr. mccarthy: thank you. i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, the tule river indian tribe are constituents of mine and i believe they have a right to self-governance and local control. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. he house will be in order. the gentleman may proceed. mr. mccarthy: this bill is about putting some unused federal land in trust for the treeb. fundamentally, it's about giving the people who actually live in a place more control over that land. this is a good, practical rule of thumb when it comes to governance. people at the local level govern themselves best. that is definitely the case when it comes to native american tribes. my principle is that indian tribes will use their land better than a distant federal government and we should let them. today's legislation transfers a relatively small piece of land only about 34 acres, but it will allow the tule river tribe to unify their property, giving them the freedom to live as they choose, and that freedom has more value than any amount of acreage. i yi

mr. mccarthy? >> mr. mccarthy votes no by proxy. >> mr. pallone? >> aye. >> mr. pallone votes eye. >> mr.ly han? >> aye by proxy. mr. sarbanes votes aye. mr. greene? mr. green votes aye. mr. conniers? >> if eye by proxy. >> mr. conyers votes eye. ms. jackson lee? a. >> eye. >> ms. chu votes aye. mr. cohen votes aye. ms. esty votes aye. ms. customer? ms. custer votes aye. pl mr. courtney votes aye. chairman upton? >> votes no. >> chairman upton votes no. >> members wish to change the vote. seeing none, the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, on that street there were 11 ayes and 15 nays. >> 11 eyes and 15 nays, the amendment is not agreat to. chair would recognize the gentleman from tennessee, mr. cohen, to offer amendment number 109 and the clerk will report the title of the amendment. >> mr. chairman, as in the last amendment, i think this may go beyond our call on rescheduling marijuana and i don't want to put people to that issue nor do i want them to vote no on process rather than substance and i hope in the future we will get this straight and we w

mr. mccarthy, for such time as he may consume. mr. mccarthy: mr. speaker, for nearly two weeks now a wildfire has raged throughout my district. high heat, dry wind, and a long drought conspired together enabling a fire that has burned tens of thousands of acres. hundreds of homes, and taken the lives of two people. now, i did not know byron and gladys personally, but i had heard about them and learned a small part of their story. they were good and loving people. they met in a church. he was an episcopal priest and she played the organ. byron would preach, gladys would play. they helped their friends and each other grow closer to god. they died, it seems, from smoke. a neighbor said he spotted them after the fire lying out in front of their house near their fence. the trees were still burning. byron looked as if he was shielding his wife from the commoming flame. -- from the coming flame. it was one last act of sacrifice for the woman he spent his life loving. such people are a gift to everyone they meet. as our community struggles now to return to

mr. mccarthy? >> thank you, chairman cruz, members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify today. as my submitted testimony summarizes i worked on terrorism investigations, trials, and changes in counterterrorism law in various capacities over the years. it taught me that there are very much two sides to the story. the first muslims i met in our investigation after the 1993 world trade center bombing were not terrorists. they were muslims who were seized with a patriotic fervor for the united states, without whom we could not have infiltrated terror cells and stopped a massive murder attack, the plot on the new york city landmarks, which would have killed thousands of people. in my second career as a writer in 2008, i penned an account of my experiences entitled "willful blindness: a memoir of the jihad." the title is obviously a double entendre. my principal defense omar abdel-rahman is a blind exponent of sharia supremacist ideology. our government's response to the threats represe

mr. mccarthy votes no. >> mr. chairman. >> how is mr. smith recorded? >> mr. smith is not recorded. >> he has a proxy, right? >> i believe the only proxies i have is mr. conyers just returned. >> how is mr. conyers recorded? >> i vote aye. >> mr. conyers votes aye. >> how is mr. lujan recorded. >> he's not recorded. mr. lujan records aye. >> how is mr. green recorded? >> he is not recorded. >> i do not have a proxy for mr. green. >> so are there other members that are not recorded? yes, you may. yes, the conference -- it's my understanding the conference allows conferences allow for proxy voting, which is -- and we told all members that earlier, at an earlier point. proxies would be included. are there members that were called that have not voted or wish to vote or changed their vote? if not, the clerk will report the tally. >> you know, i might ask, how is congressman lamar smith recorded? >> he is not recorded. >> i have a proxy for him. so he votes no. >> mr. smith votes no. >> now the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, on that vote, there are 17

mr. mccarthy, yields back. the gentleman from california, mr. royce, reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. engel: thank you, mr. speaker. i now yield three minutes to the gentleman from rhode island, mr. cicilline, a very respected member of the foreign affairs commee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from rhode island is recognized for three minutes. mr. cicilline: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to h.r. 5631. nothing is more important to our national security and just in the middle east than continuing to prevent a nuclear iran while at the same time effectively containing iran's influence and confronting their destabilizing activities in the region. iran's ongoing ballistic missile program and continued support for terrorism constitute an exy tension threat to our allies in the middle east, including israel. their blatant disregard for human rights, we can hear the echoes of nazi germany, soviet russia, and other failed totalitarian regimes that now reside in the dust bin of history. it is imperative we do more

mr. mccarthy: i want to take this moment to not only thank the subcommittee chair but thank e ranking member and mr. mchenry. it is clear that many, too many communities are still trying to pull themselves up after the path eight years of economic stagnation. some have succeeded, but the current system have left millions of people behind with the long road of recovery left to go. the house is not blind to it. and we recognize, like so many others, that an anticompetitive state is did he priving us of our ability to prosper. that is why we started the innovation initiative and why this bill is so important. four years ago, congress came together to pass the jobs act. a bill that provided small businesses and entrepreneurs more ways to raise capital investment. this wasn't a bankers' bill, but a bill that opened the door for members of our communities to investigate in ideas that could -- vest in ys that could have good-paying jobs and increase the quality of life. after all, it is small businesses that have created 2/3 of all net new jobs since the 1970's. but while small businesses remain th

mr. mccarthy of california. mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. before i begin, i do want to thank congressman fleming and congresswoman black. you know before we come here as members of congress, we have occupations before. representative fleming is a doctor. congresswoman black is a nurse and still a nurse. decades of experience especially within this issue is what drives her. madam speaker, i want to be explicitly clear to remove any confusion about what this legislation is and why we are voting on it today. this bill is not about abortion. now i'm profoundly pro-life and i don't hide it, but this bill isn't about that, but about respecting people with different opinions and letting them live their lives without the fear of punishment. i'm not asking people to change their closely-held beliefs today. every law on the books governing abortion will remain exactly the same after this bill is passed. the message is more fundamental. don't force those who are deeply and morally opposed to something to fund it, support it or perform it. we all know a

mr. mccarthy, for such time as he may consume. mr. mccarthy: mr. speaker, for nearly two weeks now a wildfire has raged throughout my district. high heat, dry wind, and a long drought conspired together enabling a fire that has burned tens of thousands of acres. hundreds of homes, and taken the lives of two people. now, i did not know byron and gladys personally, but i had heard about them and learned a small part of their story. they were good and loving people. they met in a church. he was an episcopal priest and she played the organ. byron would preach, gladys would play. they helped their friends and each other grow closer to god. they died, it seems, from smoke. a neighbor said he spotted them after the fire lying out in front of their house near their fence. the trees were still burning. byron looked as if he was shielding his wife from the commoming flame. -- from the coming flame. it was one last act of sacrifice for the woman he spent his life loving. such people are a gift to everyone they meet. as our community struggles now to return to

mr. mccarthy of california. mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding, i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mccarthy: on monday, the house will meet at noon for morning hour and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. votes will be postponed until 6:30. on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, the house will meet at 10:00 a.m. for morning hour and noon for legislative business. on friday, the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for legislative business. mr. speaker, the house will consider a number of suspensions next week a complete list of which will be announced by close of business today. the house will also consider the fiscal year 2017 interior appropriation bill sponsored by representative calvert. additionally, the house will consider the separation of powers restoration act sponsored by representative radcliffe as well as three bills related to iran, thanks to the work of representatives pompeo and royce. the house will also consider the conscious p

mr. mccarthy has tried to paint in this courtroom. i'm not a monster. a monster. >> we waited to see if the judge would buy reginald's story. or the prosecutor's. and here it was. >> you are a cold, calculating, conniving, coward of a con man who must be punished. >> and indeed, he was. life without parole. >> take him away. >> so that was justice. the most nela's family could hope for. and strangely, empty. >> it's still not done. she's still not back. we still can't talk with her. >> no. they try to remember niela, not as a murder victim, but as the beautiful young woman she was. the vibrant center of her family. but grief, real and painful, comes to visit every day. >> you know, people say, so she's here in spirit, she's your angel and she's in a better place and all this other stuff. yeah, but i want her here. i don't want her to be my angel, i want her to be in the thick of it with me. >> that's all for this edition of daysline "extra." i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. xxxx . >>> a suspicious death in a suburban condominium. >> you don't reall

mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 5658, the talent act of 2016, introduced by our distinguished majority leader, representative kevin mccarthy of bakersfield, california. i commend the leader for bringing before the house this bill as part of his innovation initiative, rethinking what government does and how government operates. mr. speaker, the talent act makes permanent the president innovation fellows program that was created by the administration in 2012. this highly competitive program recruits talented innovators and technologists to federal agencies from the private sector. during his short time -- its short time frame, fellows work on initiatives to transfer ideas into tangible results from american taxpayers at startup speeds. since 2012, 96 top innovators have been recruited into the program from across the country. a presidential innovation fellow is rethinking what government does and how government operates. consider one example of the program's work. presidential innovation fellows improved services available to veterans, transitioning service members and their spouses. as a result, veterans now have better acc

mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding. . speaker, it is a testament to representative tim murphy's expertise. persuasion and sheer force of will that something so many thought would be impossible is now imaginable. the house will soon vote to pass mr. murphy's helping families in mental health crisis act under suspension. though this bill is the most significant reform to our nation's mental health program in decades, it has such a breath of bipartisan support that we know it will pass with far more than a majority of votes in this house. this is the work that mr. if you are fee has done, mott just -- mr. murphy has done not just for one minute, not two, not even one year -- one month, not two, not even one year but i would say a lifetime of his work. you see, each year the federal government had responded with money. $130 billion, to be exact. but we cannot and should never conflate the amount we spend with the effectiveness of the spending. the federal government has 112 programs to address mental illness. the coordination

mr. mccarthy, question for you, although if others wish to second-guess you, i -- one thing in the report is how starkly the royal navy capability has declined in this area, mo so than perhaps other allies. the carrier class going away. what of the things like pa, the carriers, type 26, whatever is coming next, will help rebuild that uk anti-submarine warfare capacity, and to what degree, because the uk retains its global ambitions and the submarine east of suez, the uk risk spreading itself too thin, the opposite of this idea that -- not frying to do it all because none of them has the economy to support doing it all. >> well, the three capabilities -- to answer your question, the re-investment in maritime capability, also has some rescue -- essentially antisubmarine, the investment that will come in the program to replace -- submarine warfare is next generation warfare. and so one of the things that specific specifically did was gets called the carrier and -- and british capability and replacing both of the things we deleted in the 2010 review. if you take that point of the -- the reaso

mr. mccarthy from california for an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. before i begin, i want to thank you for your work on this issue and many others and not giving up. i appreciate that. mr. chairman, the opioid crisis continues in our country. families are suffering. communities as we know are being torn apart. those addicted are deprived of their freedom of will. now we have a chance to e reverse this and give the people new hope. government can't end addiction. but it can support community efforts to stop opioid abuse and help those in recovery. the house bill has targeted the root causes and results of the ep didemic. the drug trade, prips abuse, health care, prevention and recovery. but we aren't just creating new programs with the hope that more money attached to some new washington acronym will solve our problems. this legislation uses the power of data to determine if the programs we are fupding to fight opioid addiction actually works. that's the purpose of the open act, which i sponsored with minority whips. it gives researchers and citizens

mr. mccarthy said he and speaker paul ryan would be meeting with with the sergeant at arms to discuss the matter. they're looking for video evidence, too. mccarthy added noting he's already spoke within several eyewitnesss. c-span's road to the white house coverage continues later today with the donald trump campaign rally in north carolina. he'll be joined by tennessee senator bob corker who also serves as foreign relations committee chair. see those remarks live from raleigh today at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. the hard fought 2016 primary season is over with historic conventions to follow this summer. >> colorado. >> florida. >> texas. >> ohio. >> watch c-span as the delegates consider account nomination of the first woman ever to head a major political party. and the first nonpolitician in several decades. watch live on c-span. listen on the c-span radio app or get video on demand at c-span.org. you have a front row seat to every minute of both conventions on c-span all boo beginning on monday, july 18th. beginning on monday, july 18th. beginning on monday, july 18th. beginning on m

mr. mccarthy: well, mr. speaker, i thank the gentleman for yielding. i do want to rise for one purpose. i want to rise to recognize the gentleman from florida, mr. crenshaw, on his last financial services bill. now, now, mr. speaker. i know you're not rising because the his last bill. you're rising because this man has always been a gentleman and a statesman. regardless on what side of the aisle he's been. he's represented the fourth district of florida for 15 years. his leadership will be shown on so many pieces of legislation. but his heart, his passion, his persuasion was really shown on the able act. he never gave up. and because of that able act, he's now helping millions of americans with disabilities lead more independent lives. he's changed their lives. so i think i speak for all members in wishing him well on his retirement and his quest to become a scratch golfer. nd i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. without objection, the previous question is ordered on the motion to recommit. the question is on the motion to recommit. t

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as part of leader mccarthy's innovation initiative, this legislation deserves the support of our house colleagues. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from california reserves. the gentlelady from texas. ms. johnson: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from california. mr. knight: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield three minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. weber, the chairman of the energy subcommittee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. weber: i thank the gentleman from california. if we can get a mike on. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 5638, the solar fuels innovation act. this legislation directs the department of energy to focus on basic research that provides the foundation for our technology breakthroughs. our aim is to shed a little sunlight on this process. as for the solar fuel process, also known as artificial photosynthesis, new materials and catalysts will be neede

that wonderful patriot joseph welch who got up in mccarthy's grill and said have you no decency at long last have you no decency and this mr. khan who came out and attacked trump and trump's indecent response to that is amazing. we've seen conservative commentators and called donald trump a moral pigomy. >> this may have far-reaching feblts effects. that said, you mentioned details. i want to get to the unemployment rate in your state. it's been rising steadily. it's higher than the national average. this is under a democratic president. a democratic governor so how do you and clinton convince voters voting democrat is the better choice? who can you tell them? >> independent studies have come out and i'm sure you've seen them that contrast the number of new jobs. what will happen with employment depending if trump and clinton get elected and something like 10.5 million new jobs will come into the economy during a clinton presidency according to independent economists where trump could cost 3 million jobs almost immediately for his lack of economic policies and forsight. >> all right. i'll let that be the last word. good to

mr. speaker, we heard speaker ryan say t. we heard majority leader mccarthy say it, leader pelosi say t. whip hoyer say it, we have all said t we proudly refer to this body as the people's house. well, implicit in calling this the people's house is that we're responsive to what the citizens of this country want us to do. what a sham that description is when it comes to gun safety. what a total sham. in my district we're running at a record pace of homicides by gunfire. my constituents want to know why we can't even have a debate on a vote on sensible universal background checks, which according to a poll this week, 92% of the american people want. i call on speaker ryan to fulfill the promise of the people's house and bring sensible gun safety legislation to this floor. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york seek recognition? does the gentlelady seek unanimous consent? the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i am privileged to represent a diverse district in new york. mrs. maloney: a stat

mr. winner last night was the one who was being punched around. cruz is a perfect villain. he really is. he looks just like joe mccarthy. he was born that way, that's the way he is. he is not popular. his college roommate won't vouch for the guy. so when he came in here and faced, put the knife into trump, by saying i'm not going to endorse the guy with that vote your conscience malarkey, everybody here knows what that meant which is i'm not to be trusted, i'm the bad guy. obviously betting on the failure of this ticket. i think that's what every politician sees. pence, mike pence, is betting on the relative success of this ticket. not necessarily winning, but doing pretty well and being a credit to the party. maybe top 40s. but guys like cruz, and a few others, are betting on its failure. now, john kasich, the host governor here who refused the role of host, is more interesting. he played the role of st. thomas moore. he's not going to support this candidacy but he's not going to trash it. it's very interesting to watch this as you guys say, drama, television show. it's now got a villain. his name is ted cruz. >> yeah.

mccarthy. and he got two standing ovations. reince priebus and ivanka trump also joining the candidate mr. trump this morning. we'll be right back. bill: the justice department offering a federal civil rights investigation into the death of alton sterling in baton rouge * louisiana. graphic cell phone video shows the officers wrestling him to the pavement outside a convenience store before someone could be heard yelling he's got a gun. the cases sparked protests as well as for the police chief to resign. the two officers involved in that incident have been placed on administrative leave. martha: donald trump is meeting with members of the gop. he's going to move from one place to another if they stick to the schedule as trump's campaign continues to vet possible v.p. candidates. rich edson is live from the capitol hill club where donald trump is meeting with all those people this morning. reporter: sources in the room tell us he got a couple of standing ovations. there are 222 house republicans on hand. that's good attendance considering there are 24 house republicans. donald trump is making his first house a

mccarthy said that, quote, the e.p.a. has not interpreted section 321-a to require e.p.a. to conduct employment investigations in taking regulatory action, end quote. mr. chairman, congress put this provision in the clean air act for a reason. to provide a necessary check on the regulatory powers of unelected bureaucrats at the e.p.a. in response to the e.p.a.'s refuse to to follow the law, congress must act to ensure that true regulations on jobs are disclosed to inform the public and members of congress. mr. chairman, i urge all my colleagues to support this amendment and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from texas reserves. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from minnesota rise? ms. mccollum: thank you, mr. chairman. i was trying to figure out exactly what this amendment does because -- the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for five minutes. ms. mccollum: under the clean air act, the e.p.a. is required to study shifts of employment. so this would tell the e.p.a. they're not allowed to spend any funds in the course of not doing any analysis. it's just illogical to prohibit the agency from spending money not to do somet

neil mccarthy charges that he's a russian agent, he's a manturian candidate, so the real danger is our political process. this is a moment when in a presidential year there should be a debate because mrsclinton's position on russia seems to be very different, has been a long time. trump speaks elliptically, you have to piece together what he says, but he seems to want new american policy toward russia. in considering the danger, i think we as american citizens deserve that debate and not what we are given in the media today including on the front page of "the new york times." i end by saying that these reckless branding of trump as a russian agent, most of it is coming from the clinton campaign and they really need to stop. >> as one who can't match your credentials, here's what i see from the outside looking in. donald trump having said to "the new york times" just within the last ten days that he's not so sure he would stand with nato allies. and i'm paraphrasing, he would want to know whether they are pulling their own weight. the impact of his comments seems to suggest that he could provide putin with unfettered, undeterred access to the baltic states whose independence he recents

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mr. shallowby once or twice. he was going to be in charge, but he would need supervision. ,here would be a u.s. general constant comparisons made with general mccarthy, general macarthur turning imperial japan into democracy after the war, the importance of denazification, following hit undergo gyou had to bahasa vacation -- debaathification after iraq. my thought all the time is that one of us is not on the same planet. a fairly hostile view to this. the point is, moving on, if i thatenough in 2001 to know the bush administration was going to invade iraq, i am quite , andin tony blair knew quite sure of the british military new, and i had a long time to work out how they were -- how theyan in were going to join in. they did not need is for military purposes. they could defeat the iraqis without our military assistance. they did not rate our military that highly. our special forces and intelligence, they thought were good. we were a very valuable political ally. the presentation of what they were doing they thought would be greatly improved if the british, of all people, could be the heart of the alliance. tony blair was very enthusiastically keen t

mr. roker's house. "ghostbusters" have been summoned again to battle spirits and they're bigger and better than ever. take a look. >> okay, power up. ♪ >> melissa mccarthy, jones, the director. i want to tell you, you are among friends here. al and i quote some line from the original movie once an hour. does that give you comfort or make you nervous? >> write in tright in the middl. >> kind of creepy. >> we've seen it. are you happy? >> oh, my grosh. are you kidding? yes. thrilled. >> i feel like it is a documentary of a summer that we all had that was like a camp experience and it's just like a photo album of all the fun we had. for me that's what it is. >> but a bit daunting. it is a bit daunting to take this on. paul, what was your goal? did you want to kind of pay homage to the original? did you want to create a movie that goes in its own direction? what were you looking to do? >> little bit of both. we loved the original movie so much so we wanted to have elements of that but we wanted to make it our own story so these four incredible talents could shine. i mainly wanted to make a movie people could have fun for two hours. >> there is this terrific

kevin mccarthy -- supporters were scheduled to meet on thursday to say if there is one thing that could shift the dynamic it is mr. trump himself. compared with his campaigns from could --s speeches, he mr. trump faces a dubious crowd, not only has mr. mcconnell complained that he doesn't know the issues, but paul ryan criticized him only a day after endorsing him. on tuesday mr. ryan warned mr. tran -- trumps campaign but after cleaned up after his twitter account posted and later changed an image of hillary pointedalong with a six -- six turkey by many pointed star interpreted by many . as the star of david. republicans only for the next five minutes or so, how can donald trump unify the party? bedford, massachusetts. good morning. caller: good morning. my suggestion to mr. trump you go in there and tell them, look, i have my views, you have yours. you have every right to have your views. i am running for president, the people have voted for me, they didn't vote for you. the way the senate and house is supposed to work is that the house makes its proposals, and and theident negotiations should occur at that tim

mr. roker. >> we are more than just a little excited at the cast of the new "ghostbusters" and their director with us today. >> it has been 32 years since the original hit theaters. >>> melissa mccarthyd morning to all of welcome. and i want to just tell you, you are among friends. al and i quote a line from the original movie once an hour. does that give you comfort or make you nervous? >> right in the middle. >> we have seen the movie and love it, and are you happy with what you see on the screen? >> oh, my gosh. >> are you kidding? >> yes, yes. >> i feel like it's a documentary of the summer that we all had and it's a camp experience and it's a photo album of all the fun we had. >> it's a bit daunting to take this on. paul, what was your goal? did you want to pay homage to the original. >> a little both. we loved the original movie so much and we wanted to have elements from that and make it our own story so the four incredible talents would shine. could shine. i mainly wanted to make a movie people could have fun for two camaraderie, and there's a little bit of a put through with snl. you guys all come from this kind of improv background. did that help with the movie? >> yeah, de