The speaker pro tempore the gentlelady from california is recognized. Ms. Waters i have no further requests for time and im prepared to close. The speaker pro tempore the gentlelady is prepared to close. The gentlelady is recognized. Ms. Waters i yield myself the remainder of my time. Madam speaker, its become par for the course for the majority to recklessly advance harmful deregulatory packages like h. R. 3978. My friends on the other side of the aisle are moving forward with regulatory roadblocks at a furious pace, pushing dangerous bills through the house nearly every week. It appears that they may have already completely forgotten the way that lax Financial Regulation allowed the crisis in 2008 to occur that. Crisis badly damaged the occur. That crisis badly damaged the whole economy and harmed all of our constituents. The impact was enormous. 13 trillion in Household Wealth was lost. 11 Million People lost their homes to foreclosure. And the Unemployment Rate reached 10 . Democra
Firearms would provide extra security. If you support it, you can call 202 7488000. If you oppose it, 202 7488001. And if you are a teacher, we have a special line for you. You can call 202 7488002 to give us your thoughts. You can also reach us on social media, on twitter at cspan wj and on facebook at facebook. Com cspan. Lets take a look at what President Trump said yesterday, speaking at the conservative Political Action conference about his proposal on guns. When we declare our schools to be gun free zones, it just puts our students in far more danger. Danger. [applause] welltrained, gun adept teachers and coaches and people who work in those buildings, people in the marines for 20 years he retired, the army, navy, coast guard, people who are adept with weaponry and with guns, they teach. Have 100 dont want to guards standing with rifles all over the school. You do a concealed carry permit. [applause] and this would be a major deterrent, because these people are inherently cowards
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He is a professor of neurobiology at stanford. Also here, a Remarkable Group of scientists. I am pleased to have all of them here. And to begin this conversation with my colleague, what are we going to talk about . Were going to speak about gender identity and the biology of the brain area and this is a marvelous topic and i like it in particular because it shows how Brain Science can be liberating. As we understand the biology of our own gender identity better and become comfortable with ourselves, would become more empathic to some of the elses gender identity area and we can understand it all of a sudden at age 89 or 10, a person says im in the wrong body. We really can sympathize with them and say whats going on . This is not only an interesting topic, its an unbelievably tiny unbelievably timely topic. When you and i first began talking about the six months ago, it was not on the radars green. We were ahead of our time. But now, you cannot take up an issue of the New York Times id