mrs. butterworth's syrup seems kinda old, but i'm not sure it's 1914. and an anti-caking agent kept it flowing freely even in bad weather. huh. if you're eating syrup in really cold weather. like if you're in vermont and you're trying to pour your syrup outside. um, an anti-caking agent. i'm just trying to think of what's in--i know in salt, there's iodine added to salt. but i don't think that's an anti-caking agent. the ad slogan was designed to emphasize that, so heinz ketchup. the ad slogan is anticipation's keeping me waiting. that's--their slogan is about how slow the ketchup flows. i'm not thinking that's it. folgers coffee is about the richness of the brew. mrs. butterworth's, um, chris, i... my "50/50" on this. >> okay. >> final. >> all right, i'm gonna take away two incorrect answers. >> okay. >> hopefully this will clear it up for you. you're left with mrs. butterworth's syrup, c, morton's salt. >> so when it rains, it pours. got it. it's morton's salt. their ad, um, slogan is, "when it rains, it pours." c, morton's salt. final answer. >> when

mr. butterworth, let me ask you a question. when did you all initiate trying to make sure that the city's policy was consistent with federal law? >> we began the drafting of this policy in march of 2015. we began discussions with i.c.e. in september. those have continued on both the local and headquarters level. at no point did anybody at i.c.e. say this policy didn't comply with federal law. >> miss gupta, at what point is it your officers opinion that they did not comply with federal law? >> the justice department says the policy in february complied with federal law. revisions we just put into effect were made out of an abundance of caution after we received inquiries from officials in louisiana as well as we reviewed our inspector general's memo. in an abundance of caution to ensure total clarity about the fact that the policy must comply with 1373. we literally lifted the language of the statute, put it into the policy to make it very clear that they can share information with i.c.e. regarding an immigration status and ass

mr. butterworth and mr. richmond about really trying to clear up the record here with respect to the fact that this policy is and always was in compliance with federal law but as has been pointed out, the record really underscores that it hasn't been. that's why congressman richmond last year in the markup sought to remove that provision to prohibit sanctuary cities from receiving federal law enforcement grants because of his stated belief that new orleans would be barred from receiving grants because of immigration provisions in the consent decree. ms. gupta, given there are legitimate concerns in the new orleans policy by folks here, did you seek a judicial review of the policy by district court to determine whether or not it complied with section 1373? >> the district court at both points both in february and in issuing this revised policy had reviewed the policies. yes. >> well, my time's expired, but since the attorney general doesn't respond to any of my letters, ms. gupta, i wonder if you might carry

mr. butterworth and mr. richmond about really trying to clear up to record here with respect the fact that this policy is and always was in compliance with federal law but the record really underscores that it hasn't been and that is what congressman richmond last year was soft to remove that provision to prohibit sanctuary cities from receiving federal law enforcement grants because of his stated belief that new orleans would be barred from receiving grants because of immigration provisions. given that there are legitimate concerns in the new orleans policy by folks here, did you of thejudicial review policy by district court to determine whether or not it complied with section 1373? hadhe district court reviewed the policies. but as theis expired attorney general doesn't respond to any of my letters, i wonder if you might carry a message to her and that message would be on behalf of my constituents and millions of americans that if she really believes in enforcing the rule of law, i think she ought to be p