$10 million supposed to help our peace app in niagara county. only $2 million came in. i can assure you, if that other statelion or even if the diverted, if the remaining $4 in, they woulde have upgraded that peace app. residents would be safer. those working in those peace apps, which is a hard, would feel job, better when they go home at night. just wantur input, i to point out, again, one of the dongs that this bill would is to have the state not only we would haveut the f.c.c. better define what would be a use, the minute they they may say,, well, public safety, we'll fix that pothole over here. no, this is in need of some federal oversight and again, if want to make a couple of comments, i know i burned up most of the clock but i wanted in on the record. mr. o'reilly? com. o'reilly: i can't think you enough for your leadership. home in niagara county. your point is well taken in terms of $10 million and getting $2 million. consumers in my home town are paying theit twice, 9-1-1 fees being diverted and then higher local residential taxes whe

only $2 million came back to niagara county. they paid in 10 million and the residents were thinking this 10 million what help our system in niagara county. but only 2 million came back. i assure you that if the other 8 million, or even if the state diverted, the remaining 4 million had come in, they would have upgraded. residents would be safer. those working in those peace apps with hard frustrating jobs would feel better going home at night. so with your input i just want to point out again one of the things this bill would do is have the states not only stop diverting but we would have the fcc better define what would be a good use, the minute they stop diverting to public safety, we are going to fix that pothole over here. it is in need of federal oversight and again we want to make a couple of comments, but i wanted to get all this on the record. >> i can't thank you enough for your leadership on this issue. your point is well taken, putting in 10 million and only receiving back 2 million. for consumers, in my hometown the

only $2 million came back to niagara county. they paid in 10 million and the residents were thinking this 10 million what help our system in niagara county. but only 2 million came back. i assure you that if the other 8 million, or even if the state diverted, the remaining 4 million had come in, they would have upgraded. residents would be safer. those working in those peace apps with hard frustrating jobs would feel better going home at night. so with your input i just want to point out again one of the things this bill would do is have the states not only stop diverting but we would have the fcc better define what would be a good use, the minute they stop diverting to public safety, we are going to fix that pothole over here. it is in need of federal oversight and again we want to make a couple of comments, but i wanted to get all this on the record. >> i can't thank you enough for your leadership on this issue. your point is well taken, putting in 10 million and only receiving back 2 million. for consumers, in my hometown the

and then get this on the record. >> it is good to be home in niagara county so the members are payingfor that twice not only the 911 fees that are diverted with a local residential tax property taxes went up to find a short also they are hit twice in your new yorker is made no intention to change this. and just talking to those in guam. >> you have shined a light and you were helpful this is not a partisan issue. >> mr. costello. >> i have done my best to delve into these issues they are very sophisticated on the day to day basis and i want to commend each of you on your expertise and the time you dedicate to our country and to the industry to get it right. so i want to ask mission or o'reilly -- commissioner o'reilly today to articulate to give more a presence on cybersecurity issues. so with supply-chain vulnerabilities it is my understanding the sec should not play a lead role with these phone abilities a long tradition with the executive branch of national security expertise that it routinely has certain licenses to the informal working with the national security implications so d

. >> and if you live in ohio, oklahoma or niagara fall, you couldn't give a flying fig what's happening in lithuania or estonia. >> that's been true, but that doesn't mean you seed sensible foreign policy into that factor. >> you mentioned the suburban voter in philadelphia. i would think that suburban voter in philadelphia would watch the president embassying himse embarrassing himself on the public stage. maybe it's not true in the suburbs of columbus but there are plenty of moderate voters in suburbs who might think about voting for trump because of the economy. but see all this coverage of what he's doing on the world stage. >> i wish that were right but he is there because of a rejection of the bipartisan establishment. media, business, labor and political. what we're seeing is this outrageous noise is not just addressing policy, it is a rejection of establishment. and that's part of why this is working. he has broken the mold. what i hear more and more from people, well, you know, it is embarrassing. it is kind of outrageous. he is getting something done. >> to that exact point, y

surrounded by canal side, the cobblestoned district, downtown buffalo, and the buffalo niagara medical campus the development represents a transformative project building on the economic renaissance of the new buffalo. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise today, mr. speaker, to share the six short months tax reform has transformed lives and businesses in south carolina. i originally sent out two postcard surveys to 55,000 of my constituents asking them how tax reform has affected them. i have received great feedback with over 70% saying they saw increased pay or benefits. one example i received of tax reform at work in the fifth district is the maddox family, a self-employed couple. they said due to their tax cuts this year, they are going to finally be able to buy new equipment for the businesses. they also believe these ta

so we're going to niagara falls with a camper this summer. >> mr. roker. hye sir. ready.l. >> as for me, i set a course to il on by the uss constitution. >> it's the uss constitution. >> the oldest commissioned naval warship aflo in the world. the navy ship was named by george washington himself, and she still packs a punch. that's the gunner. fire. >> we've got a little fire power of our own. >> may god help their souls. all right, let's get out of here. and that's how you start your trip off with a bang. how about a nice pirate shantak to us back into port. and a song. ♪ home again let the waters roar jack ♪ ♪ long we toss now we're ashore jack ♪ >> the weather is starting t take a bit of a turn, captain. >> we ought to head back to port. >> i thi so. the barometric pressure is dropping. it's notgood. >> great idea. glad i thought of it. >> he's cracking himself up. >> i feel like mr. krabbs. >> two. quick questio where is the road trip heading? drive? i >> you got the bigger bed so i'm driving. we're heading to maine. rit after is. >> going down east maine, plum island

so we're going to niagara falls with the camper this summer. >> mr. roker. >> aye sir. >> mr.entlemen. >> mr. roker, you're a natural. >> as for me, i set a course to sail on by the u.s.s. constitution. >> the oldest commission naval warship afloat in the world. the navy ship was named by george washington himself, and she still packs a punch. >> master gunner, present fire. >> we've got a little firepower of our own. >> may god help their souls. >> let's get out of here. >> that's how you start your trip off with a bang. >> hey, boys, how about a nice pirate shanty to take us back to port. and a song. ♪ ♪ now we're safe a shore jack >> all right. the weather starting to take a bit of a turn, captain. >> i think we ought to head back to port. >> i think so. the barometric glass is dropping. it's not good. >> strike the sail. >> great idea. glad i thought of it. . >> great idea. glad i thought of it. >> he's cracking himself up. >> i feel like mr. crabs. >> hey, guys, two quick questions. first, where is this road trip headed and who is riding shotgun? >> can i drive? >> no, no