of the ruling congressional legislation in order to hate it they declared that the african national congress it was one of the more notorious terrorist groups in the world that's mandela that's one thousand nine hundred barely before apartheid finally collapsed and he was just on the terrorist list until then. to take another case in the one nine hundred eighty two when iraqis invaded iran the u.s. was supporting erratic and wanted a new iraqi invasion saddam hussein was taken off the terrorist list it's not a terrorist given it's. well it's you know it's its executive whim to begin with we should take it seriously but that was putting that aside material assistance meant you know if you give them a gun like that under the obama administration it's you give them a do as well as part of the linguistics and language of the war on terror what it obama's rebranding of bush administration policies did a public consciousness. a policy of murdering people instead of capturing them and torturing them. can be presented to the public in a way that makes it look clean it's presented and i think most pe

of the ruling congressional legislation in order hate it they declared that the african national congress it was one of the more notorious terrorist groups in the world that's mandela that's one nine hundred eighty eight barely before apartheid finally collapsed and he was just on the terrorist list until then. to take another case in the one nine hundred eighty two when iraqis invaded iran the u.s. was supporting iraq and wanted a new iraqi invasion to saddam hussein was taken off the terrorist list it's not a terrorist given right. well it's you know it's its executive whim to begin with we should take it seriously but there was putting that aside material assistance meant you know you get the gun owners and that under the obama administration it's you give them a do as well as part of the linguistics and language of the war on terror what obama has rebranding it bush administration policies did a public consciousness. the policy of murdering people instead of capturing them and torturing them. can be presented to the public in a way that makes it look clean it's presented and i think m

administration was strongly supporting the apartheid regime in south africa in fact the the ruling congressional legislation in order that he did it they declared that the african national congress that was one of the more notorious terrorist groups in the world that's mendell and that's one nine hundred eighty eight barely before apartheid finally collapsed and he was just on the terrorist list until that. or to take another case in the one nine hundred eighty two when you were acting invaded iran the u.s. was supporting it wrecked and one of the aid directly invasion so saddam hussein was taken off the terrorist list it's not a terrorist given that it's ok well it's you know it's it's it's executive women to begin with we should take it seriously but there was putting that aside material assistance meant you know you give them a gun or something like that under the obama administration it's you give them advice. terrorism is completely subjective and this means that if you're simply in contact with anyone this government deems to be a terrorist you are terrorist by affiliation this alone has tremendous im

be able to promulgate certain rules to implement congressional legislation, it is also critical that congress clearly set forth its legislative prerogatives. as members of congress, we must ensure that the rules that the s.e.c. adopts are with good purpose and they are not unduly adding more you are burdens on hardworking americans at a time when our economy is struggling. indeed i believe that all federal agencies should be held accountable by the congress to ensure that the cost of the rules they promulgate will not be greater than the benefit of those to the american people. congressional oversight is our constitutional responsibility and i'm proud to support this legislation to ensure that excessive federal regulations are not unnecessarily hindering job creation at a time when the people across virginia's fifth district need jobs the most. i urge passage of this good bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? ms. waters: i yield to the gentlelady from which is wirks repres

congressional office, giving him immunity. when his term ran out in early 2012, a judge ruled he should stand trial. rios montt has remained mostly silent since the trial began. his daughter, zury, a guatemalan legislatorormer u.s. congressman jerry weller, has been at her father's side, in court and in the court of public opinion. was there genocide during your fathers regime as president here in guatemala? >> ( translated ): in guatemala there was no genocide during any regime. >> reporter: so what happened here? >> ( translated ): in guatemala, there was a confrontation. in guatemala, there was war. >> reporter: but scientists have built a compelling forensics case that offers layers of evidence of a campaign to wipe out innocent indigenous guatemalans. it begins with the exhumations. over the past 20 years, the guatemalan forensic anthropology foundation has unearthed 6,500 bodies from clandestine graves.ç the bones are cleaned, laid out and then carefully analyzed. this skeleton shows evidence of four close range gunshot wounds to the head. the man's hands were tied behind his back: an execution. forensic anthropologist fredy peccerelli-- a guatemalan raised in the bronx-- is executive director he