mr. sarbanes: the president els in terms of his -- ms. sanders: but he has been very clear in his public comments on how he feels about the situation specifically. but that's a decision that should be left up to local officials. reporter: should he sheriff israel step down? ms. sanders: that should be left up to the local communities and not the president. reporter: the president did not mention whether he wants to have an age limit. is that still his position. will lawmakers come to the white house and did the president say he will have a law on bump stocks? ms. sanders: let's see. on bump stocks, the president did sign an executive memo directing the a.t.f. and department of justice to outlaw on bump stocks. if we cannot find an administrative fix, we would support legislative solution to complete that. on whether or not he will be meeting with lawmakers, the president is planning a meeting for wednesday with bipartisan members of congress. we'll have further details on that later in the week to discuss different pieces of legislation a

mr. sarbanes: the president being out and keep this fairly quick. also, got back in this morning, so bear with me a little bit, and great to be back with everybody. after traveling to tin

sarbanes-oxley section 404-b compliance. fourth, madam speaker, is the national securities exchange regulatory parity act, which is introduced by mr. royce and which will ensure further clarity and competition among national security exchanges by modernizing the blue sky exemption in the securities act. modernizing this provision will ensure all national security exchanges operate on a level regulatory playing field and help protect retail investors from arbitrary acts, by state regulates that are may barren investors in one state from buying -- bar investors in one state from buying from other investors in every other state. the final title of this bill is a provision introduced by congressman stivers to allow mortgage loan originators who work as loan officers in banks and credit unions to transition to a new job at a nonmortgage company without losing the ability to originate loans. without this bill the transition process can take weeks or months depending on the state. each of these measures, madam speaker, will cut through layers of red tape and help level the playing field, by making regulations smarter, fairer, clearer and