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last night one of those many efforts hit ase stumbling block themi ruled of this institution will notermit them to shove massive amnesty for illegal immigrants into a reckless taxing and spending spree they want to ram through on a partyliney- basis. our democratic colleagues cannot pretend transformational policy changes are mere budgetary tweaks. it is no less than authority than our colleague bernie sanders had just a few years ago, the function of reconciliation is to adjust spending and revenue, not to enact major changes in social policy that's a lesson he and his caucus need to relearn for it even with the border is the insecure is it has ever been f the far left wanted sweeping amnesty. goes to show you how radical this legislation is going to be very democrats want to tamper with medicare and they went to interfere withta the statesca not to obamacare mandates on medicaid, they want to use healthcare dollars to line the pockets of special interest giveaways. they want to impose control and medicines i will leave us with and adds up to a massive leap toward socialized medicine

senators coons and cramer have an affordable housing act, and i hear themi story all of the tim and the people end up moving 50, 30 miles away from my district, because theypr can't find the landlord, and i don't represent that wealthy of a district, and so do you believe we can or should do more to incentivize the section eight program? >> absolutely. say if i may mr. sherman thatpe the $46 billion needed. there has never been anyone who cann say that people who are homeless or at risk experiencing homelessness don't need a the money. if there is a s problem on the federal side,eo that is not the problem. the resources are needed every day too get the resources on th street. in california, most people can't afford to live in california anymore,e and so the homelessnes problem is so a great there, because even iff we can find a landlord who is willing to rent to someone getting a section 8 voucher, theyy can get so much more money from someone else, andn so there is a small demand for a great demand. >> thank you. members of the committee know they have been concerned with the pace loan

with themy question to you is, s a felony to release this kind of information and if it were after an investigation that determined an iris employee or a group of employees released this information, what would the penalties before that? >> thank you congressman smucker. i would say that, first off, i would be very clear that we don't know what happened. i've operated an environment where i have had to work through -- i am not criminal, i am civil. we work through the information, try to understand what happened. in this instance, i would presume they will be criminal investigators involved as well as cyber experts that will be able to go and look and systems to understand what could've happened. i don't know. but separate from this incident, if there were a wolf full disclosure of information that individuals would be subject to felony prosecution, that could include -- >> do you know, i know this is not particular about this investigation, i fully understand that. we want to get to the bottom of this. this is about with the law is. i don't know. well with the penalty before that, is