moving into peter papadopoulos with a mission economic development agency. we would ask you to listen to the neighbors and all of the working-class folks that are saying that they do not want this project. it doesn't work for them as written. this is not a question of code. it probably raises an important question about a project that has been been allowed to triple in size almost, 67 units up to 193 units and that is on page two of your case report. that sounds like an incredible windfall in exchange for only 10% of the housing being at the kind of amis the folks are calling for. you have 10% at 55 ami. the rest is at those tier levels. we all know that in a neighborhood like the excelsior. they don't work in the same way they're going to work in other neighborhoods. i would raise the questions, do we need a neighborhoods based version of home s.f. that would address these kinds of needs so working-class people will not be worried they're going to get so out of what is now a huge project? it could end up being a huge windfall for the developer to take advan

know in terms of the texts, the conversation between lisa page and peter strzok and the way that they dumped $10,000 in george papadopoulos of that entrapment, i said during the mueller report if robert mueller doesn't focus on the origins of the russia probe, it's not credible because the democrats refuse to focus on any wrongdoing that may have occurred during the 2016 election. >> yeah, but bill barr hasn't. remember what he said six months ago, maria. when he testified in front of the senate finance committee, the attorney general said four very important things. first of all, he said there was a failure of leadership at the upper fbi. that is certainly true. mr. comey, mccabe, and page, it's certainly true. second he said spying took place third he said there's a basis for my concern about the spying that happened and fourth and probably most troubling, he used the term poll surveillance. that's why he's cast mr. durham to get to the bottom of how this all started when we use the term political surveillance and realize they spied on two american citizens, that's daring maria: common great to see you this morning, we'

cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle trying to we're discussing some real news. and now to london and we're joined by marcus papadopoulos he's the editor of politics 1st magazine marcus thank you for joining us today i want. you tell us everything that's important about this general election that's coming out because a number of things that i've learned is that it looks like boris johnson could come out on top in a very big way but others are also talking about this is being the most important general election since 1945 is that true in your opinion marcus. i certainly concur with that assessment peter this general election is a monumental one for britain and it is almost a unique general election why because this is the 1st time in recent times that the election is about one issue and one issue only and that is brett's it that is what makes this election so unbelievable for polish johnson this is a massive gamble because boris johnson passed so when this election and he has to win it with a majority it is not good enough for the concert is to come out as the largest party without majority it's a bogus johnson has to wi