let's go ahead and take a bow looks >> perez aye thomas aye bierman aye lee aye frost tremont kim aye >> the minutes pass item number three the report from executive director. we haven't seen you in a couple meetings. traveling the world >> i think i just missed one. good evening commissioners. so i've a bunch of stuff. hopefully i would take too long. to update you on the first one is that the addition of [inaudible] cchapter 116 legislation was at last read on february 28. so it seems the mayor has like 10 days to sign. i'm pretty sure we are in the window of its done. it's a done deal and i do have a list of hotel projects that they were in the pipeline as we push this legislation for. so we should be seeing some of those projects shortly in whatever form we end up with in terms of >> comedy are we talking about? >> there was about 17 within 300 feet and they seem to bunch up around the same areas obviously. so we been doing some work in advance to two of the hotels are within proximity to be sky like very close proximity could so doing outreach even in advance of the lobbying fina

from washington, fox news contributor lisa boothe and from los angeles, radio talk show host ethan biermanif i could start with you because as i understand it, you think the executive order on by american higher american today even more than the right. >> originally, that's the case. the opposition to donald trump, our president of course has changed some of that but of course protecting american jobs is what the labor movement, the union movement for a very long time was pushing. we have the obama administration, the bush administration, not doing that, i fully support president trump, particular on this issue of the h1bv visa program which has ben so abjectly abused here in the united states, putting americans out of work, damaging their ability to make a living. so this is one thing i can finally say i actually support the president on. >> dana: can you give me an example of some of those abuses? you've written a book and talked a little bit about this. what are some examples of the people watching at home can understand? >> so literally in the information technology industry as wages w