Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: Yes, and what -- but the definition of the term was a responsibility vested in Congress, because it has the power -- the legislative history of the 1998 act itself suggests what was going on here and suggests why the Framers gave this authority to Congress. There were numerous hearings, there were testimony by the folks that represent the same position as petitioners here as to why this shouldn't be done, why it should be that this done. Congress weighed -- as this Court, the phrase Court used, I think it was in the Feist case,the delicate balance that was so difficult for Congress to--
The Feist case dealt with the responsibility vested in Congress.  
Congress did not pass the bill willingly. 
Congress makes tough decisions.
The Framers of the Constitution were interested in giving the courts the most power.
The Framers of the Constitution were trying to give the courts more power.
The Framers existed before Congress.
congress doesn't want this responsibility
Congress is busy.
Congress has an agenda that is difficult to implement.
the judgment of Congress doesn't matter
The committee would need to examine further witnesses
Congress has a ong
This is a senate hearing
Congress has somebody in it named bill
This is a parliamentary hearing
Mary Beth Peters testified before Congress.
Congress has somebody in it named fiona
The is a parliamentary hearing.
Congress has a member by the name of bill
It is the duty of every senator to refer this bill back to the committee so that more witnesses can be examined.
Congress has the power to write laws
The speaker has researched many reasons as to why the bill should be referred back to the comittee.
The framers are part of the congress
Abraham Lincoln gave the authority to congress as stated in the legislative history. 
There were testimonies from the Framers and Congress