paul robbins? would anyone else like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. president buell: is there a motion? >> i make a motion. president buell: those in favor? opposed? hearing no opposition, it's approved. >> item nine. >> i'm here to for the discussion and possible action to approve the selection of twirl and dip soft serve to operate at big reck in golden gate park. i do want to tell you a little bit about twirl and dip's menu. they offer three flavors of soft serve ice cream served daily in cones and cups, the flavors change based on seasonal availability. to promote the product, they will use their own website, chowhound, facebook, twitter and yelp. they will hand out stickers of their very cute logo to folks. they do use the following local suppliers for their products, all organic and sustainable, pacific gourmet, cho chocolates, blue bottle coffee and restaurant depot. operationses. they'll have a mobile food truck, some sare kitchen facility at eclectic facile and storage. the truck is equipped to store the

politics of jobs with republican strategist cnn political contributor doug robbins, john avila for the daily beast.com, in washington, paul begala and cnn national political correspondent jessica yellin. paul, in a campaign in which the republicans have been saying the problem is too much democratic spending, a lot of democrats are not going to appreciate their vice president saying the problem is we detective spend enough. >> he's economically correct but politically incorrect. the truth is the economy needs more spending. we need more customers. business needs consumers to have a little extra change in their pockets so they can go spend. economically he's on very solid ground. the problem is this is not an economics seminar. this is a political election. and it is so important for democrats, i cannot get through their thick heads, stop defending and start attacking. the vice president needs to go give a speech and say the republicans want to do away with the minimum wage. how many jobs will that create? they want to put wall street in charge of social security. how many job will that create? stop trying that and start a