riggleman, a conservative, speaks of reaching out t democrats.t has republicans questioning his loyalty. they poi to his vote opposing the president's attempt to end the affordable care act in court. >> oh i've heard about it. when i voted you know that weo need tke sure we keep pre existing conditions found it interesting that he said that was the number one priority. and then people who said, hey you know denver you're not supporting the republican ticket by voting with this. i said we need to talk to some of the others who are in trumps distrio voted this way also. >> desjardins: his trump district is active, full of signs on a big local issue. personal relationships matter here, as you see at wood ridge virm brewery in nelson county, where locals are d over how their area is doing. >> it's probably at the top of it's been i think it's doing pretty well. >> the biggest issue that nelson lot of always finding employment. bu and looks like the vineyard ness is doing really great but other parts of the farming industry are notoing too good. >> de

riggleman. he has already made significant contributions to the committee's work and his leadership on this bill is a case in point. the gentleman's legislation would require the treasury department to provide congress with the copy of licenses that authorized financial services for state sponsors of terrorism. these licenses are essentially waiverers that sanctions law require congressional notification when issued licenses can fall through the cracks. some licenses may be desirable such as allowing humanitarian relief in order to better advance our policy goals. congress may have legitimate goals to carry out transactions with u.s. persons including our country's financial institutions. this bill ensures that copping knows whether a license has been issued which will allow us to have better oversight of the sanctions program. in addition, this bill requires treasury to send congress semi-annual reports to show which foreign financial institutions are providing support for sanctioned terrorists

riggleman: he he was born in houston, texas, but moved to virginia in 1995 and spent over two decades there. he'll be remembered for his lasting contribution to the virginia wine industry and his king familiar vineyards is one of my favorite places for a glass of wine. he served as the chairman of the virginia wine board and worked tirelessly for virginia agriculture and abring tourism in virginia. he leaves an enormous industry in his community. he's survived by his loving wife, his six months and daughters-in-law, as well as his eight grandchildren. one of his favorite phrases was this, a rising tide lifts all boats. david lived by that. lifting up those around him in success. we will miss him dearly. i yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. . . for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker, i se today