and so all of a sudden, a group of people who are the top homeless advocat and most brilliant peoplemelessness, including the university of california-- san francisco, and scientists, medical doctors, come up with something called prop c. and that is to direct a certain amount of money to the homeless, but it is a tax on business, 0.5% of revenue, but only for the top 50 companies. and the top three you may have heard of--salesforce, facebook, and google. we can afford it. so i just said, "let's support it." and when i did that, that was like hearsay, that people could not believe that a ceo would support a tax. and, in fact, some ceos of other tech companies got really upset with me, very upset with me. and it became kind of a nightmare for me, where all of a sudden, i got on the front page of the "new york times," where it's benioff versus this ceo and so forth. and i'm like, this is a very small amount of money. and we are making billions, like you mentioned, $130 billion. we can take a tiny amount and help clean up our city. this is what we're doing in business. we can have a gre

tom wolf a recovery advocat in san francisco and a native san franciscans too. i appreciate the presentation i have a lot of respect for dr. kunin sirks and what she is trying to do. i can't help to notice all the presentations never mention the word recovery. recovery as a solution to this crisis that we are having on the streets. i used to be homeless. i was addicted to heroin and fentanyl living in the tenderloin. recovery got me out of that so we are talking about all these different things and the way we are talking about it is so ambiguous. we talk about wellness hubs. why don't we just call a safe consumpson site. we are doing the stuff in the shadows and breeding suspension among the public. not just lack of education but breeding suspension and maybe because it is against federal law or because the governor vetoed it. not sure. if we are going to move forward with these things we have to be honest and talk about what is really happening out here. we have 500 organized drug dealers on the streetd in the tenderloin and soma. they are not drug users mptd t

is it the growth us is supply-side advocat like larry kudlow talks about? do we know? i don't know if we know the quality of the kind of policy it is. jonathan: massive spending and tax cuts with double-digit inflation. perhaps more on the horizon. lisa: over to you, foreign investor. jonathan: that is the question. tom: is cpi tuesday? jonathan: he is loving it. from london, this is bloomberg. lisa: ukrainian forces have recaptured more than 2300 square miles in the east and south of the country this month according to president volodymyr zelenskyy. he said ukrainian troops are continuing to push forward. meanwhile ukraine is appealing for more weapons to build on its success. in europe natural gas prices fell for a third day to a seven-week low. the european union is pushing ahead with its market intervention plan to ease the worst energy crisis in decades. the eu wants to cut power demands and cap excessive revenue of companies producing electricity from sources other than gas. president biden is trying to capitalize on a sudden stretch of positive economic news. hi