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and this distance itself from the 2010 to an 2016 torrie government under georgia, osborne and distance itself from that kind of policies that were attach, right? we really difficult to separate yourself from the david cameron government, which is reduced expenditure to, i mean, the cuts were more than more than napoleonic wars. well, the point is that, i mean, i think it's ridiculous that they, them pretending that there are different, there are different political party, but i seem political parties change their, their colors in the past. and this is what they're trying to do well with us before labor privatization found them. again, i know you advise those government or the, you to advise mass privatization just to help our viewers here in britain because they'll see the office of budget responsibility. what is, what is that because it's treated with such respect, my journalist and i think you treated that as well. danny blanch flora, a friend of the show was on the monetary policy committee, said the officer budget responsibility is repeatedly got to say, group productivity growth,

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the torrie gating be reports. the shooting happened here at a popular filming location in santa fe, and his raise serious questions in hollywood about how something like this could possibly occur. please say a prop gum was fired during filming for the movie rust and 19th century weston in which alec baldwin plays the lead. they're investigating how it was fired and what project all came out of it. 2 people were hit, helena hutchins, who was the cinematographer. she was airlifted to hospital, but pronounced dead. the director joe sousa was also injured, but has since been released from hospital. so an arm was indeed responsible for those plots by arms. every time i did use the one she's going to be there, but i will not disappear or go anywhere. if they were to go somewhere, you leave the firearm with the armoire. he will give this vision training needed for the stop billman with ongoing training with advising to the director, i'm sure is good. he read that you get these things happen. it. the shootings of act, mem

that's why i find it surprising, shocking in the to see these efforts by the commission and as much torry impediments put in place designed to discourage that. i'm step -- skeptical that the cheap should even allow raw rule-making power to the federal commission. but setting that aside, should congress even consider granting this rule-making power with the current trajectory being undertaken by the freshman commission to flaunt, cavalierly disk disregard restrictions already in place? >> senator, the f.c.c. definitely has a checkered history with rule making. the more clarity congress the give, i think that works much better. congress set the boundaries and the age limit and then gave the f.c.c. the authority to update personal information baseeds on how tom changed, i think that is a really good model. >> and i think clarity certainly he's and i'm sure you can understand my frustration and reluctance to give them anything in light of the facts they haven't complied with existing restrictions and look to be always getting around them. as we consider what else we might do with the f.c.c. a