braun: thank you. ms. reynolds, in your written testimony you share the story of three charitable organizations you have par for thed with, including the goodwill excel cent over central and southern indiana to study the effectiveness of holistic employment and training practices. in your testimony you also suggest that the usda should leverage studies like yours to help move snap recipients out of poverty. i plan to introduce the hand up act which would direct usda to maintain a clearinghouse for evidence-based practices for snap employment and training. do you believe this clearinghouse would improve snap's success at connecting recipients with long-term employment and a path out of poverty? ms. reynolds: final you and i walk into our doctor's office and we are tbifn a pill to handle and ailment we deserve to make sure that pill has undergone a certain level of testing where we are protected. right now in many cases, when a poor person walk into an organization to receive food they're given food but

on that motion to continue items, commissioner braun. aye yoochl commissioner diamond >> aye >> come imperial >> aye >> xhr koppel yoochl aye yoochl commissioner moore >> aye >> commissioner tanner. >> aye >> now consent calendar all matters institute a consent considered to be routine by planning commission approximate may be acted upon by a vote of the commission. no sprays discussion unless the commission, public or staff requests. then the matter will be remove friday consent and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. item 3, 921 foalson a cu. item 41160 mission a c u authorization and item 5, 1510 market i c u authorization. um members of public this is your upon opportunity to request that any of these consentical dar items pulled and heard today or a later date >> i think commissioner diamond would like to make a disclosure. >> yes, with respect to item 5 it a pierce mr. gladstone is the attorney for this project. i have previously told the commission on other items where he has been the attorney i had retained

i would also like to thank my ranking member senator braun. i look forward to working closely with you. snap is are the most effective programs to fight hunger in the country. in my time and effort as the mayor of braddock to lieutenant governor to now i've heard from pennsylvanians about their support for snap. hunger is not a republican or a democrat issue. it is all of our issue that we have to take it on. we need to come together and stop playing political games with americans access to food. the town of northeastern pennsylvania tells me his victim was skimming someone told stole money from his snap ebt. is not the first pennsylvanian i've heard this from and i fear he will not be the last. i will work in this farmville to modernize snap i look forward to hearing from you your witness and assistance on the farmville. i will now turn to senator braun for any opening comments that he would like to make. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thanks tos our witnesses for being here today. this is the second congress i'm serving as a ranking member on t

reiner braun is the former executive director of the international peace bureau.german peace activist, historian and author who has campaigned against the u.s. airbase in ramstein and against nato. he is joining us from berlin. in helsinki, finland, we're joined by atte harjanne, a finnish politician currently serving in the parliament of finland for the green league at the helsinki constituency. let's begin with atte harjanne. you are with the green party in finland. it used to be opposed to joining nato but switched last year. can you talk about why you feel today is so significant? >> today is significant as we heard it is -- i think we see it necessary and the time but also helping out to boost our security but also us contributing more to the security of the whole of europe. in thereen par, we useto be dubious toward the mbership being changed in figure 2020, and there has been so propones of nato -- everything pretty much changed with the russian attacking. juan: what is your response to the russian position that the continued expansion of nato further eastw

thanks to ben affleck and nicholas braun. nice try med damon nightline is next but first or album in pieces comes out friday. here at the song cheat back, chloe. in the corner cry anymore. i'm not going away. i'm not gonna answer your whenever you're not gonna be chocolate. i'm not gonna. what? i really, really it's a cheap bag like, throw it back. maybe then, baby, how to ask cheap like. maybe the baby. you how to act? yeah, cheaper. see you. that's what i want. you wouldn't like. if i all righty. like rodeo. he told me some new tricks. polio. i might even make a video if you ever see it. was crying anyway. some name work. so the best thing for me to do. it's cheap back sometimes give them throw it back. maybe the baby all know how to. . you're like girls night. maybe then baby home. what that's what i wanna do. cheap was never good enough for you. you say you don't believe anita games you play monopoly like so much to try and need a sex was good and blinding me. you love another girl. she never been around. you ain't gotta

commissioner braun. i have a question about the idea of adding -- upon the added condition if this project needs chink in height or bulk as a result of the review the fire department or other department. how does this sit i lost in the housing laws. how does this sit in stream lining and is there a 5 hearing limit applicable. i don't remember where this how that functions. thank you. i have to defer to staff. if there is the 5 hearing limit. this i believe is the first of any hearing we have seen. yes. there an sb30 application submitted. this the first hear and there is an appeal of our cu authorization that might v be a second hearing. >> yes. under -- this an opportunity to correct the record and other matter. ceqa hearings not considered hearings but an appealed be considered a hearing. >> okay. want to makure we would not get to the point where there is automatic approval because we had hearings. with that, of i am happy to support that. additional requirement that sounds logical to me. you know in

commissioner braun? >> i was going to make a motion i will lends support to this as well. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioners on this motion to approve items 8a, b and c. commissioner braun. >> aye. >> commissioner diamond. >> aye. >> commissioner imperial. >> aye. >> commissioner koppel. >> aye. >> commissioner moore. >> aye. >> and president tanner >> aye. >> thank you that passes unanimously 6-zero and now item 9 union square alliance strategic plan an informational presentation. >> good afternoon. lilly, planning staff. the item before sua presentation by the union square alliance of their strategic plan. recall we were here in february presenting the union downtown and happy to have the alliance here to present the plan. and we'll be buffer in 2 weeks to present the mayor's legislation has the amendments that you will hear about today. with that, i will turn it over to ken. >> and to ma marissa rodriguez. >> is this one working? sfgovtv if we have have the laptop, please? >> good afternoon. th

senator braun joins us. thank you for coming on and paid attention to what matters. but when he showed us. what do you think these documents say and how should we respond to them? >> we've been engaged over there for over a year and all you heard was transparency and we will not have troops on the ground. sadly you get the information like this, just a few days ago we sent off a letter to tell us who authorized this. how many are actually there? what are they doing? this is airily familiar with what we should've learned decades ago in vietnam getting engaged in these things where mission creep comes into play, afghanistan, iraq. looks like it's reeling all over again. the big differences this is for 2 world wars were started. much different setting a much different context. we will make sure we get to the bottom of it. they're supposed to give us an answer by may 2. >> what is so distressing when you hear that is you're not a talkshow host on cable news channel. your city senator and to provide oversight of the pentagon. if they held that information from you, they h

jay leno: we have a member of the u.s. 2009 olympic archery team--kristin braun. kristin, come on out here. [cheering and applause] kristin: but then something changed. it was so subtle at first i barely noticed. i began to flinch every so often at full draw. i assumed that it was something that i was doing incorrectly with technique or that i needed to be stronger or that i needed to just train more. every day, i trained harder to fix my problemdays turd into weeks, then months. i had a bad year, but i still had hope that i could do something or change something and then be back on track. back then, no one talked about target panic, but i had heard whispers about it, a bogeyman that causes archers to miss or be afraid of the target, drowning them in misery while robbing them of their skill. i ran ay from it because i never heard of anyone esping it once they were engulfedbut i was already lost in the stm. my worst experience with target panic--i started having trouble tting througthe clicr. the clicker is this piece of equipment that tells y when to shoot. some s

thank you, commissioner imperial commissioner braun. yes uh, well , first of all, i just want to also echo the thanks to staff that in particular i was thinking even as i was reading the staff report. this is a really well written staff report. this is very succinct and clear and yet covers a whole lot of very expansive topics and a lot of work that was going on. so it both reflects uh, it reflects the just magnitude of the work that stuff is doing, but also the thought on this that is going into this process. i really appreciate that. i also appreciate seeing the some of the timelines for actions other than the rezoning process that we're not quite so clear. that report came really came through in the presentation today, and so i'm going to actually start with that kind of topics. so you know, i've been listening to the discussion about the meetings and outreach process. it seems to me like we have a lot of dimensions going on at once for those meetings. i mean, obviously, but, you know, i'm kind of telling it up as that minimum. there

joining us our new york democratic senator kirsten gillibrand and indiana republican senator mike braunrt with something we just covered right before the break and that is your hearing today on uaps. essentially, unexplained aerial phenomena. we used to call them ufos. but your take away from that hearing and the presentation. >> it was a very thorough presentation by the director of an office that we created two years ago called aro. dr. fitzpatrick helped set up space force. weighs former intelligence in the navy. he is a very knowledgeable person on these topics. and what his job is to scientifically review all data concerning unidentified aerial phenomena. and he has been reviewing over 600 of these unidentified aerial phenomena. some are easily determined to be drones. some are determined to be balloons, weather balloons, even the spy balloon we just saw out of china. his job is to make sure we always have domain awareness and we know what technologies our adversaries may well have developed so we can protect our personnel as well as protecting our bases and assets and our national

senator mike braun is the republican senator from indiana and joins me now.member too. senator, are wealthy people and wealthy corporations really dodging taxes? >> they're doing what the tax code says they can do, stu, so if we want to fix it, democrats and republicans ought to be for what i'm for, get rid of all the loop holes, all the tax credits, all the stuff that's been built into our tax code. simply arefy it so you can't -- simplify it so you can't do the lawful things that you're tempted to do. so that's called avoidance, not evasion. but the big issue is we're now spending 25% of our gdp with the enterprising that's been going on where historically it's been closer to 20. and regardless of how much we spend, if you look at revenue that we generate over 50 years, high rates, low rates, we only average about 18% of our gdp. so this whole idea that we're going another the anything, i haven't seen it in the little over four years i've been here and, sadly, it's driven by the defense hawks and neo-cons on our side, 14 of them or so, that line up with alm

>> thanks to chairman fetterman and ranking member braun for holding the hearing. i think, right now, the base of the farm bill is 1.5 trillion dollars. 1.2 trillion dollars has to do with food assistance. this is something that's really very, very important and we appreciate you being here and sharing your expertise. miss hasse, thank you for sharing, as i said, your expertise and your experience with s.n.a.p. and wicked today. it's always good to hear directly from those who have been impacted by these programs. also glad to hear that s.n.a.p. helped you and your family bridge the gap, which is really what this is all about. and it helped you advance in your career. that's exactly what the program is meant to do. in your time working towards your current career, what were the most important things that helped you move from making ends meet too stable employment? what aspects of the program were helpful and maybe some areas that weren't so helpful? but >> thank you for the question, thanks again for allowing me to speak. like i said in my testimony, i think one of

the trials, they released the people who were there and then began to rehire people like wernher von braundeputies who came to the united states as they had the new rocket science. so when the trial that you presided over at nuremberg as chief prosecutor was hailed as a success, as some did at the time, it can't really be described as that if some of those who were found guilty were subsequently released. i was, of course, disappointed, but i never anticipated or tried to do justice in the broad sense of holding every criminal accountable. it would have been a practical impossibility. so i was careful in the selection of having a man in custody, having a high rank, having good education, having absolute proof beyond any doubt of his guilt. i had his report top secret to his commanders, saying how many people were executed. they were not quite accurate. they exaggerated the body count to get, show more, how more they killed. and then they said it was against our will, superior orders. baloney! was that baloney, because sometimes aren't people just... it was absolute baloney. they were of co

petaluma is received love for its historic sites and robust restaurants seem to braun also home to areat downtown, the tiburon historic trail, also giving great views of the bay and mount tam. the wait is finally over for music fans, officials with outside lands, announced the daily lineup for the three day music and arts festival on friday. august 11th kendrick lamar is headlining. along with zed and janelle monae. saturday the foo fighters take the main stage after lana del rey and maggie rogers odessa is set to wrap up the festival on sunday night. other big acts on the final day include megan, the stallion and the 1975. some three day passes are still available and single day tickets go on sale tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, the n b a has suspended golden state warriors. draymond green for one game. green will not play in thursday's game three of the playoff series against the sacramento kings. it comes after a play last night, where he stepped on the chest of kings center. domantas sabonis address . sabonis wrapped up draymond leg in an apparent move to slow him down. green was

is also pressuring south korea and other things. china has started a action against mike braun. so the cells about 25 percent of its total goods memory chips in china. that's about $15000000000.00 and bind it said to him, it said to south korea, we want you to put pressure on samsung and high next, not to sell to china to make up the deficit. well, all of a sudden there's this nuclear talk, this nuclear agreement. so this is a precedent in korea who has 36 percent approval rating. i mean, he and by have a lot to talk about in that area. and it's also, you know, it's a little odd that it's coming right on the heels of, of china announcing that the, you know, they had a very nice phone call from, with zalinski, after they've been trying to push peace in the middle east. and the response is we're going to have put nuclear missiles somewhere near south korea. now there's going to be a legal case involved in this because the territory of the, you know, the, the bays where these submarines go in. these are territorial waters. it's the same thing, it doesn't matter if the u. s. is cont

every city reintroduced, with senator braun of indiana, the job site. with many of my fellow colleagues. the bill would make high quality short-term education and workforce training programs eligible for pell grants. we don't allow pell grants to be used for high quality career technical to cajun. we need to do more. i would like to ask mr. harvey how would something like the jobs act, which would allow pell grants to be used for high quality cte, help us bring people into entry level health care professions? what other strategies do y'all have to suggest to us to revenue retention? >> i think that would be a big catalyst, quite honestly. we have a program in indiana that is similar. the number of health care -- a indiana worth course development. although it has no limitations in terms of funding. the governor's next-level job for graham. it provides opportunities for credits towards training in those high priority positions. i demand occupations. medical assistance are part of it. a number of health care services have relied on that it is a critical s

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i am grateful for the leadership of senator young, senator braun and my house colleagues for their vocal support and i look forward to continuing to work with them and all the stalk holders to advance this transformational proposal that will create new, good-paying job opportunities for everyone in northwest indiana, the region and the midwest. thank you, mr. speaker and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, it's my privilege to rise to offer my sincerest congratulations to john rahm for his decisive -- for jon rahm for his decisive victory in the masters golf tournament. every spring the best golfers travel to play at the augusta national, a tradition like no other. as people make the trip to my district or tune in from their homes, they get to experience one of the greatest competitions in the world o

. >> weingarten may actually be caught joined today by her newl hired attorney, michael braun which,ady coming ou swinging accusing the committee committee of basing the entire investigation on false allegations. in a letter to chairman brad, h writes it as a claim that a fts agenda was keeping schools closed and at that it shifted cdc's guidance it to match that agenda is out around late weingarten will have her chance to back that up under oath. >> we actually have the e-mails on that. it'll be interesting hearing fo sure. thank you in. >> for more on this, 3:00 o'clock eastern monday through friday don't miss it. >> good morning did you see tha pouch interview and the new yor times? >> the writer characterizes him as defensive and combative. on the whole reflective and humble. i have not found a something in here where he said i made this mistake. we had it read on 30 minutes ag when you asked him, he comes ou with it. different case for doctor fauci. >> fauci in an interview said that heating close one school h got not close one business. we all know the recommendations offloaded

back at the smithsonian a garment a research center enter braun, at least 46 different species, everythinghem are several critical questions. if they can they carry invasive species from one continent to another? >> if these coastal species that are only found on one side of the pacific associate and are able to live out their lives and reproduce and perhaps grow a number of these -- on thi floating garbage patch, it may get closer to the other side of the pacific to our coast. spencer: many of the key questions are still left to be in the meantime, mary crowley says her organization is hoping to add a new vessel in the near future, joining a fleet but now has a dual mission, to help understand the ecological effects of a massive floating garbage patch at the same time they are working to clean it up. in sausalito, spencer christian, abc 7 news. liz: tackling the drug crisis on the streets of san francisco. next on abc 7 mornings at 6:04 a.m., we will have a look at the national effort to crack down on drug dealers in the city's tenderloin district. and a big boost for a youth baseball lea

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week we chose with ben affleck, violet davis and julius tenant from succession cousin greg nicholas braunm ted lasso. roy kent, brett goldstein, comedian ali wong. teen wolf two's jason bateman will be here . music from chloe. straight kids and daniel caesar. so please join us. no actor in all of hollywood can match our first guest combination of charisma, talent and mountain fresh scent. starting friday, he rolls his 20 sided dice on the new fantasy adventure dungeons and dragon's honor among thieves. it is only in theaters, please welcome chris pine. these what did you make me? let's keep that music going on what's going on here, chris, after all that, drinking that guillermo's do i feel like okay , so the flour is a gift that i the store from backstage. okay, but it is fresh and beautiful, because that's what you are. thank you, um sweet and i want to apologize for getting covid. last time i missed. that's not your fault. i mean, it's certainly not your fault. you know, you should apologize if you'd come with covid. that would have been the real crime. well thank you very much. gift nu

from "succession," nicholas braun, cousin greg.nd treaty chloe, stray kids, and daniel cesar too, so please join us for that. our first guest tonight is a remarkable and unmistakable man. he's a terrific actor and musician too. his newest ep with the mildred snitzer orchestra is called "plays well with others," say hello to jazzy jeff goldblum! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm very good, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing great. thank you for taking our staff members children to the dinosaur museum, you give them a day of rest. it's nice. >> i ran into one of the moms backstage. it was memorab. i love those kids. >> jimmy: what did you, just take your ring off? >> you are like a sherlock holmes. you are so observant, you could do police work, couldn't you of some kind. i just slipped that off. >> jimmy: if i was a psychiatrist i would say that means you want to marry me. you suddenly removed your wedding ring in my presence. i mean, there's got to be something to that. >> is that the only analysis of that?

we spoke to mercy corps county director george braun, who frequently visits the camps, and he describedhen you ask them, how do they sustain themselves? they will tell you they only cook the evening meal. so imagine somebody with five young children and all he gets is maybe a multipurpose cache of -- to buy some food and try to sustain those five children without little food, which comes only in the evening from day to day. and the rest of the time they depend maybe on just water and hang around waiting for the next feed. that is significant. stephanie: so not even within the camps can children and families get enough to eat. when you were last in somalia, omar, how would you compare what you saw to last year when the country was facing famine? have things gotten better or worse? >> well, i mean, it's basically a continuation. you know, i think the the concerns around famine and whatnot, some of the humanitarian response was able to avert that. but temporarily, you know, that is still on the horizon. there's still concerns that if the reonse i't the same level as it was last year and, y

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s. diplomatic convoy was fired upon in the calls that i had this morning with general sumerian braun, i made very clear that any attacks, threats, dangers posed to our diplomats were totally unacceptable. this particular incident is still being investigated in terms of understanding exactly what happened. the initial reports that we have is that it was undertaken by forces associated with the orator. and again, i made very clear in my conversation with, with general the medi that any attacks and endanger or diplomats are totally unacceptable. and i shared the same with, with general baran plenty. busy mostella had on the news hour including were live in pakistan as rescue a search for survivors from a landslide caused by lightning strikes. how millions of moses biggs children are fighting to resume their schooling after tropical storms destroyed by classrooms and the circus authorized to chose an unconventional way to cross the river. dan, you? ah, police, in tennessee, i have arrested 3 prominent officials of the main opposition party hours after detaining its leader and raiding its

murray lobster, deandre, jordan's nuggets win in a route one on 1980 don't tell the nuggets christian braunerson that this game wasn't emotional at the end the nuggets game up in this series, we'll see if there's any carry over in game two. paul george, sidelined with a sprained knee and the clippers series at phoenix, ella up by one in the fourth quarter until kevin durant pulls up for two to put the sun's in front. durant had 27 points. but next time down the floor, the clippers go back on top. how i leonard with the move, and then a shot goes right back to answer for leonard . he hits a three at the two minute mark to put the clippers up by five. leonard had 38 points. one more chance for the sons is there down by three. devin booker drives to the hoop . he's blocked by russell westbrook, who also throws the ball off booker. booker thinks he was fouled. but no call that does it for the sons. and this to jamesers take game one b and the lakers against john marin and the grizzlies. another high profile series, james picks off a long pass from miranda. takes it the other way in the first qu

yeah oh, and braun. it's very look. his story is relatable to a lot of people in inspirational but especially to men of color. even um, you know, he's here, right? but even if you're moderately successful, or if you stay out of prison or if you defy the odds and the statistics it is looked upon. it should be, especially in american society as being a success because there's so many factors that go against especially black men in this society, but i have to ask you when you were here and you gave me the book and i started reading it and i reached out to lebron's people and was like, hey, so happy and they said this is not we have nothing to do with this. don this is unauthorized. you should ask him about that and why he chose to do it. so i'm asking most biographies today, if well, if you're doing a biography on a living person. it's often unauthorized. i mean, especially for somebody like lebron or tiger. tom brady when you're in that category. you can do an autobiography and lebron did a memoir a few years ago, but i s

series against the memphis grizzlies to one actually davis had study one points and 17 re bow. von braun james brought up 45 in a 111 to one on one. when on the phoenix on to just one went away from reaching the 2nd round off to that 112 to 100. when against the ally cliff is kind of a ranch spouting to the sounds. but 31 point how much anticipated point between 2 of boxing that bright stars came to raw the unusual and the las vegas on saturday in round 7. javan to davis thing here in the purple and grey shorts, landed a left up a cup to ra garcia's body, which didn't seem to do much damage initially. but it eventually had the desired effect. as garcia went to his white, ne, and the meeting between the 2 light right? challenges. mom was either it was a 1st defeat for garcia, lots of up to die. this is about 29 in our, in his, for our career. all but 2 of his victories coming, bard white, all knockouts in the n h l. playoffs, the new york rangers needed an arbitrary goal to beat the new jersey devils bug. hamilton school, the winner that caught the devil series late to 2194 is at madison

for our audience worldwide, this is bloomberg surveillance on tv and radio alongside tom keene lisa braunppetizer before the main event. the main a course on friday. >> the main event is more important that was two weeks ago. all of a sudden, i would suggest, maybe friday, last job state, it's taken on a new importance, and one reason is that is the only jobs report from the meeting. this is the last real substantial look at the labor market. >> is about getting a decent understanding of what the condition of the economy was, going into this banking stress. that is worth pointing out. we have to ask, after the banking stress, how redundant is friday's number #>> that's what was being talked about. the idea that the survey was shrugging -- sugar and caffeine. it was saying you are seeing the labor market the way that once, but the sugar and caffeine doesn't capture what was already seen, so how much do we trade on data that we are looking at, and potentially doesn't factor in. >> i was walking in down the street, during the edge of spring, and it was so cold, and i was looking at the most

i am proud to once again introduce my bipartisan fair drug pricing acts with my colleague, senator braun. this would require drug companies to provide transparency and justification report when they increase the price of a drug above a certain threshold, or when the drug costs more than the median household income. in the u.s.. today's her hearing demonstrates exactly why we need more transparency. while big drug companies have taken in that record profits, more than one quarter of americans struggle to pay for their prescription medications. these same americans are the taxpayers who are footing the bill for research and joint of element that, companies like moderna are benefiting from. researchers have estimated that prior to the pandemic, the federal government and taxpayers invested more than 333 $7 million in them and are a vaccine technology, and development. mr. bancel, i didn't read your mention of those numbers in your written testimony. i believe that when drug manufacturers significantly increase the price of their drugs, that they should have to provide information to the pub

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braun gutierrez was with a woman. and three children.of the road threatening to shoot them. officers say they tried to negotiate with him but were unable to in the five officers opened fire. the investigation found that the officers use of force was justifiable self defense and no charges will be filed. five people were arrested as part of an alleged fentanyl trafficking group santa rosa police say the five were taken into custody monday as police executed a search warrant officers seized 1200 suspected fentanyl pills made to look identical to prescription oxycodone pills. they say just one of the counterfeit pills can be lethal. police also seized cash, drug packaging. a gun and ammunition. the suspect's face charges of possession of narcotics and conspiracy. ville seven. a tragic accident is under investigation in san francisco. police say a man died after a u haul truck came barreling down a hill. it happened at jones street and gary in the tenderloin yesterday . san francisco police say the occupants of the truck we're helping someon

braun: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. mr. braun: i come here this evening because i've got a problem, and the problem is the irs. it's got a bad track record. they often fail to be good stewards of taxpayer money and protect highly sensitive information as well. they don't do a good job of that. despite this, congress and president biden recently gave the irs $80 billion in new funding. $80 billion. most of which we had to borrow, probably. last week the irs released 150-page document outlining how it will spend $80 billion in new funding. the report is very vague about how that will be done. enforcement activities -- i would love more specifics. the irs has a history of being weaponized against conservative organizations, for hassling hardworking taxpayers, small businesses, owners with audits. i don't know that the wealthy are going to be held to account. they've got their lawyers and they fight this stuff off routinely. i'm worried it's going to hit middle america. with this huge funding boost, these problems i think will