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we'll do some introductions here shortly and have some brief opening remarks followed by f y mr. jim bridenstine, followed bw brief q&a.rt and i would appreciate it if d a you'll thinkt ahead right now ad start typing in questions into that lower right-hand window ofo that webex thing on then right side of your screen. first we'll take on jim bridenstine, and then we'll take on our panel. after we have our opening remarks with jim and we bid him a farewell, then we'll introduce our panel, bring them on board. and y thenou i'llr pelt them wi initial round of questions and then follow it with your questions from the audience.nt with that,roduct let me start oh the introductions. the honorable jim brite stein is ny a former e-2c and fa-18 pilot rc with the navy.raft h has more than 333 trap landingsa on nd saircraft carriers. he followed his career in the service by serving, again, as ag congressman from oklahoma's first congressional district before being nominated by president trump to be the 13th administrator of nasa. under his direction nasa launched its new human lunar exploration

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government has more choices to simply say yes or no to nick mr jim nicola you said earlier that is something though that is not likely going to take quite some time but what about those on the streets in scotland think it's about time since the momentum is building up to words a 2nd referendum don't you think that they might just feel like that their vote has been hijacked by the political establishment back in london i don't think so i think we're still in the middle of a pandemic and and it seems to be that the majority opinion is on the side that says no deal with that 1st and then when that's the date time and if many people who were offended it's all of course i but for those who do want it i think there is an acceptance that the pendennis to come 1st and then maybe in 23 years of course the closer the further away you get from the election the more that might become a contentious issue but like i said in that make that clear in the campaign that it was created 1st then minutes same as rights and she would push for the left and. ross if this tell me it's contin is and then the green is

mr. trump. jim jordan insisting you can't have a conference chair who recites democratic talking points. >> we want to be unified in our messaging against the biden administration's reckless policies that are destroying this country. >> reporter: former president trump praising the house gop's moves, slamming cheney as a bitter, horrible human being and a warmonger writing she has, no, no personality cheney is calling out kevin mccarthy who backed the effort to remove her. >> i think that he is not leading with principle right now. and i think that it is sad and i think it's dangerous. >> reporter: mccarthy today at the white house with president biden who welcomed leaders from both parties. >> i don't think anybody is questioning the legitimacy of the presidential election. i think that is all over with. we are sitting here with the president today. >> reporter: president biden hosting that meeting to see if there is a compromise to be had with republicans who oppose his more than $2 trillion infra

joining me now former speaker of the house newt gingrich and representative jim jordan. mr.peaker, is this a party in revolution? you led one or do they know who their leader is and is it time to change liz cheney out? >> well, those are two different questions. i think this is a party which has broadly become a deeply pro-american party, a deeply committed anti-counter culture party. a party that believes washington has to be taken on and washington has to be changed. i think all that is true. part of it relates to trump. but candidly, part of it is bigger than trump. he may not want to hear that but it's true. >> pete: i believe it. >> this is a long term national movement that goes all the way back to goldwater and continued to build momentum. on liz's part, look, the cheneys are very smart, very experienced family. they have a remarkable record of serving. i thought she had every right as an individual member to vote her conscience. she had no right to use the chairmanship of the conference to exploit her position when, in fact, the conference by about 200 to 10, that's

finally mr. jim irving ceo of irving limited. ms. mitsos, we'll begin with you. >> thank you for this opportunity. the national forest foundation is a congressionally chartered nonadvocacy nonprofit that works on behalf of the american public to ensure the health and resilience of our national forests and to inspire meaningful connections to them. we create public/private partnerships to lead forest efforts. each year the nff restores fish and wildfire habitat, reduces wildfires and -- they sequester tons of carbon dioxide every year. national forests can and should be part of the solution to mitigating and adapting to climate change. increasing wildfires may reduce forests. healthy forest increase a long term carbon storage capacity. every forest requires tailored treatments. they can reduce fire risk and retain forest cover. treat planting helps ensure forests persist. the science of forest restoration is wildly practiced. 80 million acres in the system require restoration at about $1,000 per acre. that exceeds 80 billion per day.

mr. morrison: thank you so much, jim. katherine, you get the last word today, and thank you so much for the leadership and remarkable series of products you have put out over your leadership. dr. bliss: just two points here echoing what others have said. considering how interconnected our world is, maybe less so under covid, but considering the trade travel and cultural affinities, it's imperative we apply the lessons that have been learned from the domestic outbreak here and share those to the extent that they are relevant internationally, and share at -- and share u.s. technical and -- capabilities internationally. we also have to be aware of the international dimension of the misinformation of these narratives about vaccines, and understand some of those messages that may develop in the united states get shared with diaspora or cultural linguistic, communities overseas, and they evolve and transform. so we need to be mindful of what is being generated here and how that is being shared elsewhere, and to take action inte

ben wudtke, and finally mr. jim irving ceo of j.d. irving limited. ms. mitsos, we will begin with your opening remarks. >> thank you, chairman manchin and ranking member barrasso for this opportunity. the national forest foundation is a nonadvocacy, non-profit that works on behalf of the american public to ensure the health and resilience of our national forests and to inspire personal and meaningful connections to them. working closely with the forest service, we create public/private partnerships to lead forest conservation efforts and promote reasonable recreation. each year they facilitate common ground, restores has been at a time, reduces wildfire risk, plant trees and improve recreational opportunities. our nation's forests are an incredible resource. they provide jobs, fiber, clean air and water, hunting, fishing and more. they also sequester hundreds of millions of tons of carbon dioxide every year. national forests can and should be part of the solution to mitigating and adapting to climate change. however, as mentioned earlier, increasing wild

happy to be here and before we get too far started, i want to recognize our newest commissioner, mr. jim burn, who is joining us for the first time with sworn in earlier this afternoon by mayor breed. we'll give you a second, after we do roll call, to give you an opportunity to say a few remarks. mr. youngblood, how are you today? >> i'm well. >> president cohen: let's call the roll. >> clerk: all right. [roll call] >> clerk: president cohen, you have a quorum and we have chief william scott from the san francisco police department, as well as sarah hawkins for department of police accountability and paul henderson is en route. >> president cohen: let's go ahead and rock and roll and please join my by putting your hand or your heart and saying the pledge of allegiance with me. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. before we get to our consent calender, i'd like to ask or offer commissioner byrnes an opportunity to say a few remarks before we get started.

mr. chair. we continue to work with jim smith from department of technology too bring us public comment callers. for those watching, if you wish to speak on the item please follow the instructions displaying on your screen. dial 415-655-0001. enter the meeting id of 187 038 5484. press pound twice. for those already on hold in the queue, please continue to wait until you are prompted to begin. you will hear a prompt that informs you your line has been unmuted. if we can one more time request introduction to the services for public comment i would appreciate it very much. (translating) (translating) >> clerk: thank you. mr. smith, could you bring us our first caller please. >> i'm a community advocate, thank you for the opportunity to provide public comment on language access. we have community members who would like to share their experience in san francisco. hello, my name is christina. i'm a single mom. i'm very concerned about a problem. during covid, i hear a lot of issues regarding the asian hate because i am concerned about public safety for my child i do not allow my child to go out. beca

mr. secretary, jim cramer thank you for coming on "squawk on the street. i got an idea for you.t there are such things as vaccines passports and businesses that require them including restaurants, say, they would open immediately, and that would make many more jobs come available. it would offer some certainty and yet, if they're not doing that, they've made things uncertain. we'll hear from the cruise industry where they're baffled the cdc is i think responsible for making it so your job is hard >> one of the things i think that -- i don't know if the vaccine passport is the way to go maybe they are but i think we have to continue to push to make sure people get vaccinated there's over 200 million vaccine shots given out in this country in some of our populations that we have i wouldn't call it herd immunity, a portion of people over 60 vaccinated i'll add one more thing, we also have to deal with child care and schools. and those are two barriers right now in my opinion keeping people from getting back into the work force as well. their children are at home they're learning re

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mr. jordan: is it ok for jim mcgovern, the democrat member of congress, to object to alabama on january 6, 2017, is that all right? he's allowed to do that. mr. rosen: i think if members are adhering to their constitutional rights and roles and responsibilities, that's, again, a question for all the folks in congress. mr. jordan: ms. waters can object to wyoming even though he won by 40 points. she can object if she wants to. mr. rosen: the constitution allows members of congress to raise objections. mr. jordan: we have heard a lot of talk from the democrats about revisionist history and the big lie. i just think it's important -- we have had members, democrat members of congress tell us we weren't allowed to object. somehow we were trying to overturn the will of the american people, even though we objected to states like pennsylvania, for example, where they, i believe, in an unconstitutional fashion, changed their election laws in the run-up to the election. but somehow they are allowed to object to alabama. they are allowed to object object to wyoming. they are allowed to object to flo

mr. chair. we're working with jim smith, the department of technology who's bringing us our public comment callers. for those watching a meeting on cable channel 26 or streaming through sfgovtv.org. if you wish to speak on these four items, please call in by following the instructions displayed on your screen by dialling (415) 655-0001. then enter the id 187 038 5484 then press pound and pound again followed by star 3 to speak. >> we have no callers on the line. >> chairman: thank you, mr. clerk. so seeing no public commentors. public comment is now closed and seeing no questions or comments from colleagues. i want to thank mohcd for bringing these items. sending items 1 through 4 with positive recommendation for our up coming board meeting. mr. clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: on the items 1 through 4 be recommended to the full board, ral ral [roll call] there are three ayes. >> chairman: so the motion passes unanimously. mr. clerk, please call item 5. >> clerk: agenda item number 5 is a hearing to discuss san francisco airport food services contractor skychef's noncompliance with the airpo

mr. chair. we're working with jim smith, the department of technology who's bringing us our public comment callers. for those watching a meeting on cable channel 26 or streaming through sfgovtv.org. if you wish to speak on these four items, please call in by following the instructions displayed on your screen by dialling (415) 655-0001. then enter the id 187 038 5484 then press pound and pound again followed by star 3 to speak. >> we have no callers on the line. >> chairman: thank you, mr. clerk. so seeing no public commentors. public comment is now closed and seeing no questions or comments from colleagues. i want to thank mohcd for bringing these items. sending items 1 through 4 with positive recommendation for our up coming board meeting. mr. clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: on the items 1 through 4 be recommended to the full board, ral ral [roll call] there are three ayes. >> chairman: so the motion passes unanimously. mr. clerk, please call item 5. >> clerk: agenda item number 5 is a hearing to discuss san francisco airport food services contractor skychef's noncompliance with the airpo

mr. wilson? >> thank you, chairman jim cooper and ranking member for coordinating this today. we are so grateful as to the dedicated personnel who we hear speaking. thank you for your service to our country. as a 31 year veteran of the national guard myself i strongly support a space force national guard and i'm encouraged by reports the forces working toward this creation. the national guard units have conducted space unit the past few years and can provide the same support to our space operations it does to other domains. general thompson, the fiscal year 2021 national defense act requires a draft plan to be submitted to the house and senate armed services committee. what is the status of the plan and what you need from this committee? >> thank you so much for that question. i will tell you today before we talk about the future in the past and today both the air national guard and air force reserve have been critical members and critical part of the space mission for decades. without them we could not execute our missions today. they are an incredibly valuable partner. we ha

jim. i do think mr.sselberg is under a lot of pressure, and we have to consider that it also includes pressure on his sons. both of his sons have had extensive dealings with the trump organization. one of them worked directly for trump managing the amusements in central park, the ice rink and the carousel they had the concession to run. and the other was involved with a financial company that lent hundreds of millions of dollars to the trump organization. so if you consider all the moving parts here, allen weisselberg, does have concern for himself. he's a 73-year-old guy. i don't think he wants to go to prison, and he must have concern for his children and gr grandchildren. so there are a lot of moving parts here, and it doesn't add up well for donald right now, but that's no assurance he'll ever be indicted or brought to trial. >> and what should people know about allen weisselberg and how he's operated in the past? even back when he was working with trump's father? >> well, this is a fascinating thing

mr. chair. we continue to work with jim smith from department of technology too bring us public comment callers. for those watching, if you wish to speak on the item please follow the instructions displaying on your screen. dial 415-655-0001. enter the meeting id of 187 038 5484. press pound twice. for those already on hold in the queue, please continue to wait until you are prompted to begin. you will hear a prompt that informs you your line has been unmuted. if we can one more time request introduction to the services for public comment i would appreciate it very much. (translating) (translating) >> clerk: thank you. mr. smith, could you bring us our first caller please. >> i'm a community advocate, thank you for the opportunity to provide public comment on language access. we have community members who would like to share their experience in san francisco. hello, my name is christina. i'm a single mom. i'm very concerned about a problem. during covid, i hear a lot of issues regarding the asian hate because i am concerned about public safety for my child i do not allow my child to go out. beca

mr. chair. we're working with jim smith, the department of technology who's bringing us our public comment callers. for those watching a meeting on cable channel 26 or streaming through sfgovtv.org. if you wish to speak on these four items, please call in by following the instructions displayed on your screen by dialling (415) 655-0001. then enter the id 187 038 5484 then press pound and pound again followed by star 3 to speak. >> we have no callers on the line. >> chairman: thank you, mr. clerk. so seeing no public commentors. public comment is now closed and seeing no questions or comments from colleagues. i want to thank mohcd for bringing these items. sending items 1 through 4 with positive recommendation for our up coming board meeting. mr. clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: on the items 1 through 4 be recommended to the full board, ral ral [roll call] there are three ayes. >> chairman: so the motion passes unanimously. mr. clerk, please call item 5. >> clerk: agenda item number 5 is a hearing to discuss san francisco airport food services contractor skychef's noncompliance with the airpo

mr. chairman, i will yield back. jim and butterfield, -- chairman butterfield: let me acknowledge the presence of the full committee chair, zoe lofgren of california. simple often -- rep. lofgren: i want to thank the subcommittee for the vigor with which they are approaching the questions of the right to vote in america and thank also our witnesses for appearing today. obviously, voting is fundamental for american citizens. it is the basis for our country's freedom and what our brave men and women have gone off to fight for over the decades so that we have that precious write. we need to guard that right. i am confident that the committees's inquiries would help protect that right. we know that the voting right act was in full swing for the shelby decision. here is the question, have there been pretextual uses of projects intended to -- purges intended to get to the essence of what the voting rights act was originally intended to protect. i think that the committees -- committee's deep dive will inform the congress and t

mr. chair. we're working with jim smith, the department of technology who's bringing us our public comment callers. for those watching a meeting on cable channel 26 or streaming through sfgovtv.org. if you wish to speak on these four items, please call in by following the instructions displayed on your screen by dialling (415) 655-0001. then enter the id 187 038 5484 then press pound and pound again followed by star 3 to speak. >> we have no callers on the line. >> chairman: thank you, mr. clerk. so seeing no public commentors. public comment is now closed and seeing no questions or comments from colleagues. i want to thank mohcd for bringing these items. sending items 1 through 4 with positive recommendation for our up coming board meeting. mr. clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: on the items 1 through 4 be recommended to the full board, ral ral [roll call] there are three ayes. >> chairman: so the motion passes unanimously. mr. clerk, please call item 5. >> clerk: agenda item number 5 is a hearing to discuss san francisco airport food services contractor skychef's noncompliance with the airpo

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jim tankersly writes that the documents forecast mr. and congress will allow tax cuts signed into law by donald trump in 2017 to expire as scheduled in 2025. so doesn't that practically actually translate into a real world tax hike for people? >> well, that's a forecast and a set of assumptions about something that is years away and a we'll see what the policy choices are at that time. but right now, in this moment, we have a decision to make. what are we going to do with tax rates right now? and the president is saying let's not charge middle class americans more, middle class americans are paying enough right now in the president's view. let's make sure that corporations and the wealthy are paying their fair share and we believe that's going to raise the kind of revenue we need in order to fund the proposals that the president's put forward. again, you look at something like the american jobs plan, it's paid for across 15 years by year 16, deficits going down and he does it without asking one penny from the middle class. .shannon: is

mr. veasey: dangerous jim crow 2.0 voter laws are rapidly advancing across the country and in the lone star state right now. in the 2020 elections, we saw 17 million texans go out there and risk, especially during the primary when there was a lot of uncertainty about covid, to go out an cast their ballot. now only mere months later, texas leaders in the state legislature are violencing the voices of these very voters by pushing some of the most restrictive voting measures in the entire country. this legislation will do everything from prohibiting local officials from sending out mail-in ballot applications, to empowering poll watchers to actually be able to harass people with cell phones. and video. it's crazy, mr. speaker, what's going on. it's completely backwards. it's embarrassing. and for me as a black american, it's embarrassing because the big lie is being perpetuated by historic racist tropes that black people are cheating and stealing at the polls. it's uncalled for. it's unnecessary. it's racist. and it must end. i implore texas leaders to stop this nonsense and get back to the bu

mr. cramer has to say >> i normally agree with jim and i'm not going to part from that right now, scott i agree. when i look at the outperformance in the faang group, it starts off with that first -- the "f" with facebook it is up 28% in the last three months, and that's with everybody sniping at them. that's with folks saying, well, europe is going to impose this, the u.s. may impose that, and yet it is up double what the next closest competitor, i guess probably google over the past f three months >> it is up 5% this week >> exactly "f" is the one providing the oomph, and a lot of the rest, amazon, apple, my biggest holding and so forth, are, you know, moving along, but i am looking at gains of 4% to 7% over the past three months, a far cry from facebook. so, yes, jim is right, and i think that a lot of that sideways sort of trade, scott, that some of those names within faang have done, i think that continues until we end this quarter. then i think they do start to catch up to facebook and outperform why? well, because then we are heading into more of a full economy. right now we know -

mr. clerk, are there caller on the line? >> we are working with jim smith from department of technology to bring in callers waiting on the line. if you are watching on channel 26 or through sfgovtv if you wish to speak call in now by following instructions on your screen. i will review. dial 415-655-0001 today's id1870170254. pound pound twice and star followed by three to speak. for those already connected press star 3 to be added to the queue to speak for this item. if you are in the queue continue to wait until you are prompted to begin. you will hear a prompt to inform you your line is unmuted. we have 12 people in line. please bring us our first caller. >> good morning. i am wesley safe for glide. i support this. for generations san francisco residents from black and brown communities are painfully aware of police violence in the city and elsewhere. these are ubiquitous and it is irrefutable a disproportionate number of it is citizen are people of color including the numbers of the glide community. other jurisdictions are taking these out of the

jim in pennsylvania. >> thank you for taking my call. i don't approve of esther biden's plan. -- mr. biden's plan. my question, these last stimulus that we needed, i am curious why isn't all that money spent? wire they holding money back for the last stimulus and creating more stimulus? another thing is, we all know that corporations write off their taxes. it's a business expense. i have a suggestion. if he wants to help this country out, take the cap off of social security so everybody can pay to help everybody else. this taxing the corporations has been a smokescreen for many years. it doesn't work. they write the taxes off and the working people pay for it anyway. look at the price of things. these corporations are reaping the benefits right now. everything is skyhigh. they are already making their money back. mr. biden, take the cap off of social security so they cannot deduct that from their income. everybody pays to help everybody else. >> this from arizona. a few months ago, we were complaining that the economy was stagnant. now, the complaint is that economy is too hot resulting in inflati

mr. chair. we continue to work with jim smith from department of technology too bring us public comment callers. for those watching, if you wish to speak on the item please follow the instructions displaying on your screen. dial 415-655-0001. enter the meeting id of 187 038 5484. press pound twice. for those already on hold in the queue, please continue to wait until you are prompted to begin. you will hear a prompt that informs you your line has been unmuted. if we can one more time request introduction to the services for public comment i would appreciate it very much. (translating) (translating) >> clerk: thank you. mr. smith, could you bring us our first caller please. >> i'm a community advocate, thank you for the opportunity to provide public comment on language access. we have community members who would like to share their experience in san francisco. hello, my name is christina. i'm a single mom. i'm very concerned about a problem. during covid, i hear a lot of issues regarding the asian hate because i am concerned about public safety for my child i do not allow my child to go out. beca

mr. bush welcome back to "mad money." >> great to be with you, jim. >> your products are complex they involve digital backbone of institution and zoom is a terrific, terrific product, i would like to think if i was a head salesperson for workday, i want to be in the face of the person are these the numbers you can do off zoom how much better can you do face-to-face >> so first of all, we saw the acceleration we were hoping for in new bookings and so that was a really good sign during the worst part of the pandemic, our h.r. product line held up pretty well because people were focused on understanding how their employees were doing and everything but finance lagged and what we saw the first quarter was the transformation of the cfo office is back in full force and i expect to have a very good year. >> now, when you say we have to have people understand how you do finance, a lot of times that's because two companies merge and maybe you come out ahead and a lot of it are because some people are not realizing there is a digital component to this and you have to do what i regard as almost missiona

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mr. finkelstein because they come and i'm sorry. is is jim crow a southern institution? okay, so so the jim crow of course began as and the answer is that in most of the united states at some point, there are some elements of segregation. so that some places it's done by law, some places it's done by custom. he was months doing research on the history of civil rights and detroit and there curb across a manual published by the realist eight brokers of michigan, explaining how you steer people to the right neighborhood for them. and by the way, it wasn't merely black and white so there was a whole section on where you sent jews so they won't live in neighborhoods where white christians don't want them. and then there were discussions of how if you have a black client, you need to steer them to the right neighborhood where they belong. and so, this was not legal and it was not a statute, it was simply an institution created by an entire profession. he had that across the board. on the other hand, we were talking before about the first desegregation case to win takes place i

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mr. chair. we're working with jim smith, the department of technology who's bringing us our public comment callers. for those watching a meeting on cable channel 26 or streaming through sfgovtv.org. if you wish to speak on these four items, please call in by following the instructions displayed on your screen by dialling (415) 655-0001. then enter the id 187 038 5484 then press pound and pound again followed by star 3 to speak. >> we have no callers on the line. >> chairman: thank you, mr. clerk. so seeing no public commentors. public comment is now closed and seeing no questions or comments from colleagues. i want to thank mohcd for bringing these items. sending items 1 through 4 with positive recommendation for our up coming board meeting. mr. clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: on the items 1 through 4 be recommended to the full board, ral ral [roll call] there are three ayes. >> chairman: so the motion passes unanimously. mr. clerk, please call item 5. >> clerk: agenda item number 5 is a hearing to discuss san francisco airport food services contractor skychef's noncompliance with the airpo

mr. chair. we are working with jim smith from the department of technology for the callers. for watching on cable channel 26 or through sfgovtv if you wish to speak on this item call in now by dialing 415-655-0001. following that enter id1877669647. press pound pound and star followed by 3 to speak. for those who have connected via phone press star 3 to speak to this item. for those on hold in the queue wait until you are prompted to begin. you will hear a prompt that informs you your line is unmuted. do we have any callers for this item? >> we have no callers in the queue. >> thank you, mr. smith. public comment is closed. colleagues i understand that supervisor ronen supports this liquor license transfer. given that, i will make a motion directing the clerk to prepare a resolution determining that this license will serve the public convenience and necessarity and we send the resolution forward to the full board with positive recommendation. can you please call roll. >> on the motion offered by chair mar publicking the necessity will be served by the transfer and that be re

mr. clerk, are there caller on the line? >> we are working with jim smith from department of technology to bring in callers waiting on the line. if you are watching on channel 26 or through sfgovtv if you wish to speak call in now by following instructions on your screen. i will review. dial 415-655-0001 today's id1870170254. pound pound twice and star followed by three to speak. for those already connected press star 3 to be added to the queue to speak for this item. if you are in the queue continue to wait until you are prompted to begin. you will hear a prompt to inform you your line is unmuted. we have 12 people in line. please bring us our first caller. >> good morning. i am wesley safe for glide. i support this. for generations san francisco residents from black and brown communities are painfully aware of police violence in the city and elsewhere. these are ubiquitous and it is irrefutable a disproportionate number of it is citizen are people of color including the numbers of the glide community. other jurisdictions are taking these out of the

the president of the so called country jim writes would like to celebrate somebody who was associated with so many crimes that isn't acceptable is a day of shame mr merkel is looking for the make you know the word mistake but also but it's a good one that's going to be. even for the elections he also says that it's ludicrous that france continues to celebrate a loser. was a disaster. because even if you don't care about black people in the corridors even if you do that if you don't care about your. friends who lost one soldier. which is a lot and for nothing. because of the good of the day he lost everything for example friends all of. which was at this time 20 percent of the united states that's was lost because of liberty or france had many indian ocean like sishen mustering all of that was lost even racist word lushness purser should say he's a boozer so does that change people's opinion of napoleon. in these cases yes because in a way he helped france with certain things but it cost a lot of freedom and lot of sacrifices the human level to them also it's obviously his big mistake maybe to have reestablished slavery but also he brought a lot t