what does the f.e.c. actually do? >> very little. just to be clear, you're the chairwoman of the f.e.c.? >> yes. lately, we have not been able to regulate. we have not been able to even investigate. >> okay, but there are election laws, and this is the commission to enforce those laws. they must do something. i want to play a little game called "could i get away with this." >> all right. let's say, if a super pac calls itself carly for america, can you get away with that? >> well, actually, you cannot use the name of a candidate in a super pac. >> boom! and when the actual carly for america super pac tried just that, the f.e.c. said, not on my watch! so what are you going to do about it carly super pac? so the carly for america super pac can use the following name, conservative leadership for america or carly for america? no flipping way. >> so this is illegal, this is legal? >> according to the determinations that have been made at the f.e.c. >> well, that's bullshit. bullshit as in bad shit, unbelievably loony loony, ludicy shocking

analysis on all rulemaking under the highway bill as amended and would require several rulemaking from the f.e.c. private security exemptions. reflyer require them to the additional litigation risk. it's not limited to the bill, ust in terms of its multiplire impact. is legislation is just yet another attempt to stop the ex-imbank which we have discussed earlier today because t's again would would create a sufficiently high bar to pass new rulemaking and open up every rule to ongoing litigation and with that, i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from iowa is recognized. mr. young: transparency is a good thing, folks. shining sunlight is a good thing. the best disinfectant out there why can't we know, the american people, the science, the cost benefit, behind the regulations inflicted upon the american people? good or bad. whatever they are. madam chairman, the other side, my friend mentioned the ex-im bank. i'm not in that battle with this amendment. this is just about general rules and regulations, the science behind them, why can't the american people know what it is? we'll all be on the same p