andrea baker for andrea baker consulting and as mike shared with you, we were primarily responsible for the outreach for this project. i won't take much of your time. i will say it is reflected on the slide, that we have seven community meetings over the course of almost three years. as mike indicated, this project started at 145 units so it took a lot of community conversation to get us to something that today i think we all feel really proud of. also reflected on our slide is the fact that we went to the bay view cac on six different occasions. what is not reflected on the slide, are numerous small group and individual meetings with bay view stakeholders, key bay view stakeholders and that addressed issues like concerns for our small businesses and the neighborhood and how would they be accommodated as a real concern that our small businesses not be gentrified out of the neighborhood as those changes happen. it also involves the color and materials. we talked about spaces at the group floor level and with that i am going to be quiet and i'm here and can answer any questions that you m

andrea. >> and peter baker, what kristen just reported is coming from mr.per who is the attorney for john bolton. it does not comport with our reading, and we've talked to a number of people who have read this decision from the federal judge. she specifically says that national security information is like any other, that they have to respond to the subpoena, they have to show up and then they can assert a privilege, whether it's national security or executive privilege, and that would then be litigated separately. she's saying there's nothing special about national security that would prevent a former national security adviser. and we know former presidents have testified, jerry ford testified, presidents and commanders in chief can testify to congress. this judge is saying there's no ruling that says that a national security issue is more sensitive than any other issue. that said, the white house has already vowed to appeal, they've filed papers saying they're appealing, peter. >> yeah, it's interesting, the judge seemed to write her opinion almost with a

>> andrea, both republicans and democrats have served as secretary of state before, jim baker and hillary clinton come to mind, they both checked politics at the door and put the interests of the american people first. what we've seen from mike pompeo throughout this episode is that he serves one person and one person only, that's donald trump. he doesn't serve the interests of the united states. he's prepared to throw u.s. foreign service officers under the bus. this is just further indication that this administration is not focused on the national interests of the united states. they're focused on the personal interests of the president. and we're all suffering as a result of it. >> you know, there are 75,000 state department employees, i don't need to tell you, jake and roberta, ambassador jacobson, you've both been at the highest levels of the state department, and as jake points out, i've never seen it this political. john kerry was a senator and a secretary of state. you've worked under republicans. >> six presidents. and i think, you know, we often talk about that quaint saying, po