mr. mullin: mr. locke, did -- what did your company have to do? mr. locke: what did we have to do within fantasy? mr. mullin: to be able to do business within the united states and to keep down the complaints, make sure it's fair, make sure it's on the up and up, so to say, were there certain qualifications you had to comply with or use best mottle? mr. locke: we don't work in sports fantasy. we work in sports integrity. it helps them protect their events. in terms of working within the u.s., we have not had to comply with any regulations. mr. mullin: so you work with the fantasy betting organizations? mr. locke: we don't work with any fantasy betting organizations within the u.s. our prime business in the u.s. is working with sports to help protect the integrity of their events. mr. mullin: ok. what are the biggest pushbacks, the biggest complaints that we're seeing? is it coming from the state or coming from organizations? is it coming from the sport community itself? dr. rodenberg: related to my previous response. the biggest pushback has come at t

mr. mullin: mr. locke, did -- what did your company have to do? mr. locke: what did we have to do within fantasy? mr. mullin: to be able to do business within the united states and to keep down the complaints, make sure it's fair, make sure it's on the up and up, so to say, were there certain qualifications you had to comply with or use best model? mr. locke: we don't work in sports fantasy. we work in sports integrity. it helps them protect their events. in terms of working within the u.s., we have not had to comply with any regulations. mr. mullin: so you work with the fantasy betting organizations? mr. locke: we don't work with any fantasy betting organizations within the u.s. our prime business in the u.s. is working with sports to help protect the integrity of their events. mr. mullin: ok. what are the biggest pushbacks, the biggest complaints that we're seeing? is it coming from the state or coming from organizations? is it coming from the sport community itself? dr. rodenberg: related to my previous response. the biggest pushback has come at th

mr. mullin: mr. locke, did -- what did your company have to do? mr. locke: what did we have to do within fantasy? mr. mullin: to be able to do business within the united states and to keep down the complaints, make sure it's fair, make sure it's on the up and up, so to say, were there certain qualityifications you had to comply with or use best mottle? mr. locke: we don't work in sports fantasy. we work in sports integrity. it helps them protect their events. in terms of working within the u.s., we have not had to comply with any regulations. mr. mullin: so you work with the fantasy betting organizations? mr. locke: we don't work with any fantasy betting organizations within the u.s. our prime business in the u.s. is working with sports to help protect the integrity of their events. mr. mullin: ok. what are the biggest pushbacks, the biggest complaints that we're seeing? is it coming from the state or coming from organizations? is it coming from the sport community itself? dr. rodenberg: related to my previous response. the biggest pushback has come a

mr. mullin: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise today in support of my colleague's amendment to this important bill. this amendment would make sure that rural and tribal areas receive the funding they need to combat the growing drug abuse epidemic. my district is very rural. my district also has two of the five counties in the entire state that have the highest rates of unintentional painkiller overdoses. in 2014, oklahoma had the 10th highest drug overdose rate in the nation and more people died from unintentional overdoses than in car crashes. rural areas have some of the highest overdose death rates in the entire country, and this is a growing epidemic. we must ensure that these rural areas are getting the tools they need. this is the way that i am offering this amendment with my colleagues, mr. israel and mr. mckinley, to ep sure that rural and tribal areas receive the proper drug federal abuse prevention efforts that they deserve. i urge all my colleagues to support this amendment and i yield back. the chair: the gentle