so powerful they can make nothing look like something for a long you know you have hate to see and kristan thank you both so much it was a pleasure of will do this again thank you so here we. are. hi folks one of the things we do here every week on the press is point out you know the left leaning nature of the mainstream media and now a former president of c.b.s. news is weighing in and he says it's probably too late to fix that problem and we may just have to accept it and learn to live with it and joining us now to toss that around and much much more is media and legal analysts like no of line no media i like i don't let's get right to it my friend then gordon souter who headed c.b.s. news back in the eighty's. writes this piece in the wall street journal and it says spin part 35 years ago i'm sitting next to a jeane kirkpatrick a one time democratic became a foreign policy adviser to president reagan and she was lamenting what she called the liberal leaning media and as the president of c.b.s. news he said i assured it was just a liberal tilt and it could be corrected she said no no no

kristan of folks and his colleagues aren't sure what the new packaging law is trying to achieve. you have to. there's a lot of uncertainty and no one wants to get caught out. but it's not clear who has to pay for what it's a bureaucratic sideshow. of course we should cut down on plastic packaging. but we use a lot of it in this business to make sure that the product gets to consumers. we could think of with a delivery system and maybe that would help to reduce the amount of plastic that we use. with. your feet. but the german government has so far declined to impose a minimum quota for recycling or a c o 2 tax on the petroleum that's used in plastics production. a spokesman for the environment ministry says officials prefer a less drastic approach. to foreign commodity in few momentary commitments have worked well for us in many areas but they get results more quickly and with less red tape regulation by legislation can be complex and difficult because it's a big mug on site and for this is. a lot of people don't like the idea of government regulations for industry but germany se

. >> caller: i am kristan anderson, ceo. i am calling in support of whole foods. my company is a third generation general contractor. we have been building grocery stores in san francisco for 75 years. we are proud members of the northern california carpenters union. i will share our experience with whole food. we have partnered with whole foods for 30 years. they not only supported my company but the advocated for other trades. they have contributed millions to businesses and provided hundreds of union construction jobs in san francisco. the geary project will do the same. we respect whole foods and they conferenced to our success. we are excited for the opportunity to work on this project as well. thank you. be safe. >> you have 14 questions remaining. >> caller: i am in support of the project. not only a great addition to the neighborhood but the city. whole foods provides products that the residents appreciate. it is the whole demand and now more than ever it would be an asset to the city. the long lines of people waiting outside of stores show the need for hi