we saw internal polling showing on a truck being down among the teamsters two of the 30.ats came to take the 1994 playbook from bill clinton who was street-smart. unforced ever addressed the whole thing. in 1994 takes a shellacking in the midterms and now the new house speaker republican. he could have gone far to the left, more far to the left, or go to the center and he said i want to get reelected in 1996 i will work on welfare reform and balance budget payments. he won easily in 1996. democrats are going at the opposite direction to. >> jesse: go above it. >> don't go to the center we are doing that. >> jesse: calming the ragin' cajun anti-took us behind-the-scenes what it was like after biden face planted at that first debate and what the donors are saying. listen to this. >> speaking of pelosi and schumer they work to the white house you know like what you would expect it was not particularly well. but it was clear after that debate. i was in a room with 60 democratic governors that morning and it was just you could see that and i have said just call and say no more

but i believe the teamsters just came out and said it's about damn time someone stood up. we're supporting these tariffs that can't play within the democrat politics because they're supposed to be the union party. >> and remember, during the 2024 campaign, october, the teamsters came out and would not endorse kamala harris. then we saw internal polling showing donald trump being down by ten to joe biden among the teamsters to up 30. so he's appealing to those folks because they get it. at this point, democrats need to take the 1994 playbook from bill clinton, who was street smart pre monica write bad ad unforced error, blue dress, the whole thing. but in 1994 he takes a shellacking in the midterms. and newt gingrich is now the new house speaker. republican. he could have gone far to the left, more far to the left, or go to the center. and he said, you know what? i want to get reelected in 96. i'm going to work on welfare reform and balanced budget amendments. and he won easily in 96 democrats. now, jesse, they're going in the opposite direction. >> pull a bubba. is what yo

increase and sean fain, i don't know him, but and i did great as you know the autoworkers, with the teamsters, with unions i did fantastic. it never severed by republican -- best numbers ever by republican. shawn fain, who i don't know, but wasn't a supporter come although the other workers were big supporters, i watched him last night and he said, donald trump is absolutely right on tariffs. he said what he is doing on tariffs is an incredible thing. it is about time somebody had the guts to do it because we're going to save a new manufacturing. i said to people when i was campaigning, you're going to have so many other jobs you're not going to believe what is going to happen. we're going to load up michigan. i won the state of michigan. part of the reason is i got a lot of autoworkers who voted for me. detroit, etc. i think people are going to be surprised. >> you mentioned chips manufacturing, percentages in taiwan but also in your address to congress. you called on congress to overturn the chips act which had bipartisan support in the last congress. why would you like to see this -- pres.

i did great with the autoworkers, with the teamsters, with unions. i did fantastically well. best numbers ever by a republican. i have a lot of respect for those people. sean fain who i don't know but wasn't a supporter, although the autoworkers were big supporters. i watched him last night. he said, donald trump is absolutely right on tariffs. he said, what he's doing on tariffs is an incredible thing. it's about time somebody had the guts to do it because we will save auto manufacturing. i said to people when i was campaigning, you will have so many auto jobs, you won't believe what will happen. i won the state of michigan as you know. part of the reason is that i got a lot of autoworkers that voted for me. detroit, etc.. people will be very surprised. yes. >> [inaudible] chip manufacturing is now in taiwan. you also mentioned in your address in congress. the chip tacked had bipartisan support. why would you like to see it overturned? >> it is hundreds of billions of dollars that's just a waste of money. some people have already taken the money and used it. it's very hard t

and i did great as you know with the autoworkers, the teamsters, unions. i did well. best numbers ever by a republican. and i have a lot of respect for those people. but sean fain who i don't know but wasn't a supporter although the autoworkers were big supporters. he stayed donald trump is absolutely right on tariffs. he said what he's doing on tariffs is an incredible thing. and it's about time somebody had the guts to do it because we're going to save automanufacturing and i said to people when i was campaigning. you're going to have so many auto jobs. and i won the state of michigan as you know. and part of the reason i won is because i got a lot of autoworkers that voted for me, detroit, etc. people are going to be very surprised. >> ships manufacturing help a significant percentages now in taiwan you mentioned it in your address to congress. can you call on congress to overturn the chips -- which had bipartisan support in the last congress. why would you like to see this particular overturn? pres. trump: because it's hundreds of billions of dollars and it's away

and man, i don't know, i did a great with autoworkers and the teamsters in unions, i did fantastic pair lot of respect for those people. but shawn fain who i don't know, but wasn't a supporter, although the other workers were supporters. he said, donald trump is absolutely right on tariffs. what he is doing on tariffs is an incredible thing. it it's about time someone had the guts to do it because we will save auto manufacturing. is said to people when i was campaigning, you will have so many auto jobs you will not believe what is going to happen. we will load up michigan and i won the state of michigan you know. part of the reason is i have a lot of autoworkers that voted for me, detroit, et cetera. people will be surprised. >> reporter: you mention in your remarks significant percentage is now taiwan. you mentioned in your address to congress. and you called on congress to overturn chip stack bipartisan support in the last congress. why would you like to see this overturned? >> president trump: hundreds of billions of dollars and a waste of money. some people have taken money and used

him, sean fain, i don't know him, but and i did great as you know, with the auto workers, with the teamstersepublican. but and i have a lot of respect for those people. but sean fain, who i don't know but wasn't a supporter, although the auto workers were big supporters. i watched him last night and he said, donald trump is absolutely right on tariffs. he said what he's doing on tariffs is an incredible thing, and it's about time somebody had the guts to do it because we're going to save auto manufacturing. and i said to people when i was campaigning, you're going to have so many auto jobs, you're not going to believe what's going to happen. we're going to load up michigan. i won the state of michigan, as you know. and part of the reason i won it was i got a lot of auto workers that voted for me, detroit, etcetera. but i think people are going to be very surprised. yes. >> thank you, mr. president. you mentioned in your remarks chips manufacturing. >> how a. >> significant percentage is. >> now in taiwan. you also mentioned it in your address to congress, and. >> you. called on congress to o

shawn fain, i don't know him, but and i did great, as you know, with the auto workers, with the teamstersunions. i did fantastically well. best numbers ever by a republican. but and i have a lot of respect for those people. but shawn fain, who i don't know, but wasn't a supporter, although the auto workers were big supporters. i watched him last night and he said, donald trump is absolutely right on tariffs. he said what he's doing on tariffs is an incredible thing. and it's about time somebody had the guts to do it, because we're going to save auto manufacturing. and i said to people when i was campaigning, you're going to have so many auto jobs, you're not going to believe what's going to happen. we're going to load up michigan. i won the state of michigan. as you know, and part of the reason i won it was i got a lot of auto workers that voted for me. detroit, et cetera. but i think people are going to be very surprised. yes. thank you. >> mr. president. you mentioned in your. >> remarks chips. >> manufacturing how a significant percentage is now in taiwan. you also mentioned it in your

mark gleason i'm here speaking on behalf of teamsters joint council seven and our affiliates over the years the teamsters have enjoyed a very great partnership with bhp and we're quite certain that with the approval of this resolution that that will continue with b b p with the renovation of the embarcadero park and susan sue bierman plaza, many of our members will enjoy the work during that construction period and we also believe it's going to renovate the area so well so that even outside of this particular project other economic advancements in downtown san francisco will benefit all working people and we appreciate and encourage you to approve this resolution. thank you and thank you mark gleason. >> next speaker thank you. good afternoon chair chan supervisors dorsey and gaudio and souder. nice to see you. my name is julia rome with s.f. travel and on behalf of our over 700 local organizations i am pleased to express our support for the embarcadero plaza and sue berryman park project. >> this partnership between the public and private sectors represents a significant opportunity

ww local two and teamsters local 856 for their feedback on the legislation.hank city attorney in the last off for his work to draft the legislation i want to thank supervisor walton for his ongoing partnership in getting high quality health care to our airport service workers and i want to thank on hire in my office and natalie g and supervisor walton's office for their work on these and on this amendment. first in memoriam i have is for david hagan who died in a car crash on february 9th at the age of 72. dave was born in san francisco in 1952. one of four children he attended the st theresa's school archbishop reardon high school, the university of san francisco and he earned his mba mba at golden gate university where he remained actively involved in alumni activities. >> he started his career with a job at chevron usa where he worked in the retail marketing and training division. later he launched his own business the castro street chevron which is still in operation today. dave later opened gas stations in westlake and pacific heights. he was active in h

goal base if they really focus on the organics rich material and it will create and maintain local teamster jobs which is a priority for many folks in san francisco. it is a lower cost per ton than other facilities that we've looked at and we do have a few outstanding questions. one is, you know the permitting and construction timelines which can be so up in the air in san francisco so better understanding that beaverton is the composting facility that stands for blossom valley organics north. i want to better understand how when they remove the organics portion how well can beaven process that material and how well can recology mark at the end product? so those are some outstanding questions and we're looking at potentially working with a consultant to help us evaluate that in terms of active markets from the compost derived from msw processing that's trash processing and there are very robust markets. >> this is a picture of an actual farm in the central valley utilizing 4900 tons of compost derived from trash processing currently. and then this is not new technology i know jeff and just