mr. spencer. do you want to press charges or not?nant baker. hey. i-i've been expecting your call. >> lt. baker: i've been expecting yours.ca

mr. spencer as a controller of a 100 million citrus co-op in orlando we handle financial management reporting and supervision of staff account. after serving in this capacity he went on to become director of internal audit for florida's natural growers and then serve as an outside director on the bank board until his appointment to the farm credit administration board. mr. spearman is also a u.s. army and vietnam veteran. we thank you for your service. mr. spearman, thank you for your service to our country. i look forward to hearing your testimony today. after i introduced her fellow board members, our next witness on the stand is the honorable dallas tonsager, already introduced by my distinguished colleague. mr. tonsager brings decades of experience working on issues concerning farm credit, rural america and is now on his second stint serving on the board of the farm credit administration. in addition to being a board member of the farm credit administration, mr. tonsager serves as chairman of the board of the farm credit system insurance corporation which is responsible for ensuring the t

mr. robb, can i ask you, you mentioned prepared foods? i'd be really interested in seeing where you're taking that. i come from the uk, you'll be aware of marks and spencer'sputting in ready-made tv dinners, refrigerated microwave food, essentially, but with very high margin that will bring professionals in once or twice or three times a week in order to load up for the evening. they made a lot of money out of that. and that doesn't really occur in this country. i wonder why, whether you're changing that or the supply lines are simply way too long here. >> well, i think if you're -- i couldn't hear all of the question, but i think if you come in here, you're going to see there's some tremendously new excited prepared foods choices. very convenient. lots of self-serve, lots of order and order ahead, lots of new prepared foods ideas in terms of mix of products and recipes and lots of fun options. >> it is different in here. i know that with prepared and easy tried that here in l.a., that concept did not work out. l.a. is a really hard market to start a new grocery concept. so why did you pick here? >> let's remember we've been in los angeles for a really lon

spencer: program lives where you live. sports betting has already ig foreme -- that is your integrity, accountbility. d you turned him into a into an effective system that keeps them save for future generation. mr. chairman and ranking number take this member and thank you for testifying today. i hope you will provide insights. and i look forward for the opportunity to answer your colleague's questions. are thank you. thank you, chairman burgess and. i appreciate the chance to talk about daily fantasy sports. i'm a law processor. this is my third time testifying in front of this subcommittee bout internet gambling issues. at least that's my hope. i should stay up front. i don't oppose support daily spantsi sports. my -- that if it is legalized. it needs to be regulate sod there's proper consumer protection. >> to maximize the experience of players and to protect them from being cheated or beaten unfairly. and also to make sure that problem gamers get the help they need so that gambling and dale write fantasy sports don't destroy the players and their family. is if ue that comes -- this gambling or not? is this kill or not? for the people are really good at it. it's not a game for you. it's not