now we know that china russia, venezuela voted to approve this. they will vote to lift the u.s. sanctions. the only power we have left to override the president s veto, and groups like aipac who i have met with the past several days who have to appeal to democrats, this is a bad deal. that is the only way that this whole process can be stopped. why does it need to be stopped? it allows them to continue their nuclear weapons program. that is not why we passed the sanctions over the last decade. we passed the sanctions to dismantle their nuclear capability. the idea that it is for peaceful, energy purposes is laughable. the icbm capability can continue to go forward. you develop that to deliver a nuclear warhead. it will start a middle east arms race. when i was in saudi, they said, why are you negotiating with iran? our allies are confused and do not know if they are still allies. they are strongly opposed to this. now we see a nuclear arms race in the middle east, egypt will
because, you know what? i can look around this table and some of you have come in with innovative ideas that i had not thought about. i don t know if it will work, but there is enough evidence and logic to indicate we should try it. trying to create a space for that is what we are working to do. governor mccrory, governor walker. governor mccrory: madam, thank you. i have enjoyed your visit and your cookies and your lemonade at the executive mansion, i hope you enjoyed it. a really good time. first of all, i want to congratulate you on your comments on your focus on mental health and i include that in addiction because i think that is one of the most serious issues we are facing, as i have found out in my 2.i ve years in my 2.5 years. the addiction is ending up in our prisons, emergency room s, and our state prisons and that is not the solution. we have got to come up with a long-term partnership with the federal government, local government, and everyone involved to deal
you could buy that car, and it wouldn t have to be fixed. and we think that s a loophole that needs to be closed. there are also pieces of legislation we wish the senate would consider like giving nhtsa imminent hazard authority. we were criticized last year for having too cozy a relationship with industry, but the reality is, is that when a recall occurs, if the company that has been recalled disagrees with our assessment our recourse so go to court and spend years trying to to litigate that issue while dangerous stuff is on the streets. the alternative is to develop some kind of settlement with the automaker or the oem and, you know usually we ve been able to get favorable results that way. but if congress wants us to have more teeth, give us the tools so that we can fight those battles directly. and, you know, these are the kinds of things that we ve proposed previously, and it d be nice for those issues to be addressed through this legislation. dave shepardson. east
the region and that is worrisome obviously. in your opinion, do you believe that if we acted in a unilateral manner to impose new sanctions or reimpose existing sanctions, not based on breaking the nuclear dual but based on other activities that we could impose sanctions in the area. congressman, we believe that the acts on terrorism and destabilization are an area of concern. we have been putting sanctions in place. we reserve the right to put parts de-listed on the list again if they are violating terrorism or destabilization provisions. i think that we have powerful tools and i think the world knows we mean to use them and i believe our credibility in doing it has to be for real. we have to be listing people for reasons of terrorism and regional destabilize is. and you feel we have the tools. we definitely have powerful tools. i will yield back the remainder of my time. thank you. we go to geoff duncan of south carolina. thank you. secretary kerry there are s
communities. is what we have really worked hard in the last year is a couple of issues and one that i feel and one of the reasons that i seek to reappointment is because i think that we are in good morning, today is the critical juncture here, in october 8, 2015, and welcome to the locally and in the city. the rules committee of the san the sanctionary policy has been francisco, board of supervisors under attack and it has been mischaracterized. and i think that it is san francisco has been the leader and my name is john alex howes and the chair of the committee and to my right is vice chair both locally and nationally on katie tang and to my left is this issue. i believe that every, wave of immigrants, and throughout our cohen. silence all cell phones and history has experienced the phobia and been scapegoated at the end of the day, every wave electronic devices completed speaker cards should be and generation, immigrants have submitted items today will been able to be v