with hundreds, probably thousands, over the past few years, of children and youth in chinatown to breen to n chinatown. if our add-back is cut in chinatown, for example, we will be completely unable to do any programming here. we work year-round with literally hundreds of children, have planted trees and gardens, dug up as fought and concrete. not only are we creating a cost effective program for -- and delivering it, a very powerful educational program for children and youth, but we're also improving the neighborhood of chinatown. it's also a very modest budget. so i urge you to put money back in to the add-back, however you're going to do it, so we can continue. i urge also you to support the other youth programs, because it's absolutely needed. it's our past, present, and certainly our future. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> i just want say hello to my san francisco chinese family. i want to say i have a lot of respect for the chinese community in chinatown, because i feel it's a beacon of where the communities in san francisco need to go to become communities tha

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. >> it was a statute but a lot of these maura breen debt but i don't mind to switch to analog. s some are more trouble some. i thought that after 9/11 things heated up. >> have you looked on the floor it is unreasonable to think they should have more powers to go after the terrorist. it is hard to know how they balance liberty and security but it seems likely. one could quarrel with thetime details but at the time he. is proud because not it wast unconstitutional by it this is a picture of the patriot act. the next call comes from oregon. >> caller: i would like to ban order government's ability to create money. what about the fed? >> could we democratize the monetary policy by going back to the 1913 models to put the reserve under the treasury's of the money power belongs to the people? open to thate tt policy with the excellent infinitive withw security. >> that is a great question.t >> but the question might be shouldn'tb of congress makey monetary policy? that would be moreo democratic. but that make a good idea to embrace for the central bank but traditionally it had to ge