sean kennedy and his staff for reaching out to me this last week.if any of you are involved in that happening, i and the community are truly grateful for that. i'll be meeting with a member of his staff and, in fact, he'll be arriving near my residence in the outer sunset next week. my understanding is that we will discuss short-term and long-term design solutions in the outer sunset at that time. well, my old school european grandmother once said to me, if a stranger offers you a piece of bread, you should take it. because she survived world war ii because of that. i asked this board of directors then to allocate any funds from your capital and our discretionary budgets for the construction of a proper 21st century above-street level transit station -- [bell ringing] -- at 31st and judah. my objectives are obviously clear here. i want to completely eliminate the idea of station design inequality practices as we know them in the city of san francisco. thank you. >> director brinkman: thank you. next speaker, please. >> robert followed by sharon and

fellow at the harvard school of government following in the foot steps of sean spicer and corey lewandowski, just call it harvard kennedyool of government the lowest bar of any college on earth. it's like the failed entrance for any trump administration members. if you celebrate a person who put babies in cages and give them a speaking gig, a book deal and have them replace meghan mccain on "the view" in five years. we don't care if you put babies in cage, you will be rewarded because that's a revolving door of d.c. politics. so guys, come on now, i scratch my back, i scratch yours. what should happen is she should be shamed, mocked, ridiculed and made uncomfortable for as long as possible until, chris, she actually does apologize for it and engage in rehabilitation. and that requires proactive work. >> yeah, i think that's a good point, norm, there, about this sort of the idea here being that you have to sort of be called to account for what you did, right? there has to be some public reckon, and not sort of slide past what happened. it's not a permanent idea. but just the idea of social opprobrium extending until you

sean, it's understandable what kevin brady was saying about the politicization of all of this, however, the question is still out there that's been out there since 2017 and which senator kennedyo hide. why doesn't the president want to disclose these documents that other candidates in the past have turned over? why not? >> because he doesn't want to. i think, you know, look, every candidate for federal office including the president filed a personal financial disclosure form that lists all of their assets and their debts and extensive way. you have to check off how many bank accounts you have. how many homes, how many accounts, what loans you have, et cetera, who you owe money to and at what rate. so all of that is filed. let's be clear that there is plenty of that out there. i think the president understands and the democrats have proven and kevin brady was absolutely right that this is a political fishing expedition. when they couldn't get him on collusion, now they want to go after him on taxes. they are not going after him because of some particular reason. they want to go in a fishing expedition and find something that they can hang over his head. so they will go through