yes president blackmon. i vice president camino. i commissioner falzon high commissioner perez high, commissioner thomas high and commissioner torres high. excellent the permit application is conditionally granted. please have your client follow up with deputy director azevedo for next steps. okay i think you're up again. i'm up again. okay. the next permit on our regular agenda is for a fixed place amplified sound permit for luxor, located at 432 octavia street, luxe fit is a gym located in the proxy lot in hayes valley, and they host all outdoor fitness classes, some of which include amplified sound. during their training sessions. the applicant is seeking to host outdoor amplified sound between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. monday through friday, but would not exceed ten hours total per day on saturdays . they'd like to have the amplified sound between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. and on sundays between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m, i do want to note that monday through friday, their classes are not all day long, but rather in blocks in the morning and again in t

he's against blackmon men and women's sports and dead set about how the country was treated with covid and candidacy getting interesting proof that our current president the weak frail cognitive mess of a president joe biden could be vulnerable and rfk might not just be his only serious challenger. because certain governor from let's say the state of california. [booing]. >> could he win the democratic nomination? because i'm hearing a lot of chatter that people are encouraging him to run. i wouldn't bet against it. meanwhile, despite the doj's best efforts donald trump continues to push forward with a very aggressive campaign. take a look. >> here's a question for you. just how far are the radical left and inside the beltway bandits willing to go to stop it? we all know they hate him more winning the fight to protect life, for exposing their deep state, for draining their precious swamp and they already know, he will crush biden. so, like a pat of rabid wolves, they attack. >> here with reaction author of the brand new best selling book the puppeteers the people who control the people

supreme court did and they did it in a unanimous fashion and it was an opinion written by justice blackmonth can write whatever he wants and this is so political. in 2016, in every election we've now seen this, dana. in 2016 it was a dossier that they used and they knew it was false and they used it to get a warrant to spy on his campaign and 2018 it was the mueller investigation. >> let me just stop you. >> the laptop story, and 2022, let me stop you right there, sir? and i want to go back one of the other things in and they want to indict him on the 2024 race. >> on july 21st the recording of the conversation that he has said, quote, as president i could have declassified it, now i can't and that means it wasn't declassified and i want to move on to what's in this indictment. >> saying he could is -- saying he could is not the same as saying he didn't. >> there are classified document in a classroom in a ballroom stage and classified information that we're talking about information that the united states shares with its allies, critical information strewn on the floor. does that look sec

of ethics are discussed, i can't help but think back to my days as a lock work for justice harry blackmon. he refused to have dinner with people who might conceivably, at some point in the future, have a case before the supreme court. even if he was going to pay for dinner. he refused to sit down with someone privately who might have a case before the supreme court. and we made fun of him a little, bit i have to admit, as law courts do, behind the back sometimes of the justices. but if he were somewhat more lax, i think the standards overall have been reduced for the conduct of supreme court justices. at the time, justice, douglass he was regarded as an outlier. because he wrote books. he wrote books. supreme court court justices don't write books. of course, every supreme court justice now writes books. so i think that we are dealing here with a cultural change that has really contributed to diminishing respect for the supreme court. and you know, to answer a little bit more the question that chairman durbin asked of mr. sample, professor sample, you know, the supreme court has a mistake

while hunter biden will serve no jail time for these charges, blackmon across this country are in prison for years for the exact same crimes. and i am not surprised. i guess justice shouldn't come as a surprise -- -- joe biden was one of the officers of the 94 crime bill. one of my all-time favorites. we could see what that is done to black men across this country. this report concerns one of many investigations into trump that led absolutely nowhere. wasted vast amounts of resources and time to spread lies and rumors -- across this country. what we know is that the clinton campaign and the dnc paid for this steele dossier which was used as a basis for the five reports to spy on an incoming president, correct, sir? >> much of the dossier was paid for by the campaign through -- fusion -- >> thank you, sir. the biggest problem that i have with that is that none of the significance of the prosecution over this sham best occasion. and no one who participated in this investigation serving any jail time today. i think we have kind of heard that resonate throughout the halls of this from today.

. >> senator blackmon is next. >> welcome back to a. tacking on to what senator johnson was saying, i think it is important to know that with the lowest learner schedules and targeting that took place at the irs, you are very familiar with that because you were brought in to help clean that out. when there is the perception that people are being targeted, there is anecdotal evidence and that information makes it to us it mean that we need to question you about this. you know what a debacle that was during ms. learners time. i would like to return to when i was with you in the first hearing. we talked about the sitka and the 400,000 dollar limit. how you would be able to put that in place and not have it affect people who have tip income who are actually making less than $400,000 a year. as we discussed, i don't think you are able to give me an example of someone you knew, or any profession you knew, that would make $400,000 a year that was working for tips. so if the iris and focuses on taxpayers that are making 40, 000, how do you just

while hunter biden will serve no jail time for these charges, blackmon across this country are in prison for years for the exact same crimes. and i am not surprised. i guess justice shouldn't come as a surprise -- -- joe biden was one of the officers of the 94 crime bill. one of my all-time favorites. we could see what that is done to black men across this country. this report concerns one of many investigations into trump that led absolutely nowhere. wasted vast amounts of resources and time to spread lies and rumors -- across this country. what we know is that the clinton campaign and the dnc paid for this steele dossier which was used as a basis for the five reports to spy on an incoming president, correct, sir? >> much of the dossier was paid for by the campaign through -- fusion -- >> thank you, sir. the biggest problem that i have with that is that none of the significance of the prosecution over this sham best occasion. and no one who participated in this investigation serving any jail time today. i think we have kind of heard that resonate throughout the halls of this from today.