is it possible for more funding for cbo's? [inaudible] i look forward to an update on that in the next couple months or so. and given director lai are into rims on this, is there a way to do this? and hearing from staff that they really need this now. but we're also hearing that we want that further evaluation and examining the metrics so i'm wondering if potentially we can go back and see about thes two-week contracts . and see if there's a compromise there.so staff, i don't know if they like torespond to that idea . >> again, we're hearing clear direction from all of you about cultural competency and using cbo's. this contract is not an obstacle for any of those goal . in fact we aretaking that direction and will use it for shipping every task order in this contract . it's also an on-call contract for them not to exceed. we could spend zero dollars on this contract . i don't want to and i want to be able to do project planning over a significant number of years which is why we've asked for a five-year contract. if it's not w

getting research team grants to cbo's. the organization and providing guidelines in the rfp the designs and also engagement with ausas the committee will be community research staff and controller's office and putting out the rfp for research coordination and working with the oversight committee and the partners. community researchers we want them to be compensated and lived experience of homelessness and housing insecurity and fair compensation for the w as if we remember paying others in this space. in terms of program scope we want them to be the starter for the researchers they will provide the training, support and paying the researchers. that will give subcontracted out from the city to the cbo's. and then within the controller's office we want to enhance the controller's capacity to work with the cbo's and the community researchers. next slide. >> personaling we adopted some made allocations for this. we voted for 750 k for 2122. and 1 million for 22-23. those did in the make it in the mayor's budget. we want to mak

budget office or cbo yeah there basically asking cbo f the least. useful feedback one could possibly get what ty ask is tels if it will add to the deficit tell us if it will increase the debt trajectory over the- forecast horizon. that is not the estion or those a t questions that i would ask if i was doing. in infrastructure. i would send myill over to cbo and i would want to know hey i want tspend two trillion dollars modernizing upgrading repairing america's crumbling infrastructure i haven't i haven't offset tax increas to quote unquote pay for it i didn't cars money out of some other area the budget. i think th i can spend two trillion ov four years five hundred billion a year let'sayor the next four years. and that the economy could safy hane that spending that inflati wouldn't rise above the fed's 2%arget that unemployment wod go down tt growth would pick up i think this is a good bill. tell me if i'm right. yeah that's what i would ask cbo. but all this leads to a growing. national debt as with so my other things i have a different way of lo

cbo confirmed it adds $3 trillion to our nation's debt. as gas prices have skyrocketed, the president's budget surrenders american energy independence and ta tacks energy companies so we are more reliant on foreign nations for our energy needs. more dependent on countries like russia, china, iran at a time when the world seems to be even more of a hostile place. this budget also includes potentially up to $4 trillion in tax increases. more than $1.5 trillion of that falling on american families. $2,000 for every average american tax increase is in this proposal. that is absolutely terrible. then under the build back better agenda, you have covered up in a deficit neutral reserve fund over the next ten years biden's budget calls for $58 trillion in total taxes. the highest tax burden in american history. and while folks see their taxes go up and the value of their paychecks go down, biden's budget gives a 12% raise to the irs to target hard working americans. we already know where this type of tax and spending agenda is going. look at the p

a nuclear because i'm a block i live, a budget is pretty busy and i'm scared with really it goes by cbo with the city. it's because it's like you can literally a limit with keep it. you get that you get a got us because your with worse. mike, what you a dollar before the school confirmed to the next will is there to the a loophole cause of a dollar you thank you right. you is a told or children shooter, a sort of computer will in your put, put on me was my proceed with the news to later on used to live, love, what door at all for all his live dinner persuaded detroit any back. the motion is, i mean you're no problem. a structure question to address. yeah. they please can year. well i moved with that. well, these to bill or be so that my new piece to lou dc lawsuit because the yeah. the new political invasion. well, so far for coursework gets us deal as off to new criminal government as often as deal issue enough for you to preserve the fuel pushing your trajectory produce. cuz when you, when was that was you to start with lamps on with and i know stella and i'm not going to an issue tha

for a starting point specifically the cbo's july 2021 budget baseline. let's look at total deficits from a comparable time period in the biden budgetversus what is projected under current law . so under current law cbo says the cumulative deficit over this time will be $12.1 trillion. biden's budget calls for $14.1 trillion. so how does making the 10 year deficit window works by $2 trillion despite huge tax increases, how does that put us on a stable or sustainable path? president biden boasting about reducing the 2022 deficit compared to 2020 is disingenuous and context free. in 2020 congress passed five bills to respond mpto the public health and economic crisis posed by covid. the spending of those bills resulted in $3.1 trillion of budget deficits or 20/20 alone. of course it's important to remember that money is intended to be spent in 2020. then the democrats come along and pass a bill in march 2021 full of partisan policy priorities and they had $2 trillion to our deficits at a time when there was no, justification, no need for that massive spendi

cbo confirmed it adds $3 trillion to our nation's debt. as gas prices have stykyrocketed, the president's budget surrenders american energy independence and attacks energy companies so we are more reliant on foreign nations for our energy needs. more dependent on countries like russia, china, and venezuela, iran. at a time when the world seems to be even marv a hostile place, this budget also -- more of a hostile place, this budget also includes $4 trillion in budget increases, more than one point $5 trillion falling on american families. $2000 for every average american tax increase is in this proposal. that is absolutely terrible. then under the build back better agenda, you have covered up in a deficit neutral reserve fund over the next 10 years, biden's budget calls for $58 trillion in total taxes. the highest tax burdened in american history -- burden in american history. while americans see taxes go up and income go down, the irs will target hard-working americans. we know where the tax agenda is going. look at the tax year after the

the baseline cbo report has not come out. and when you ask the reason why, at least what they told me is because amb hadn't produced their numbers yet. now perhaps mr. chairman that omg has produced the president's budget we will get to hear from the congressional bumming office. but in that interim n that meantime, the director of the cbo did visit with some of us individually. i am grateful that he did that. let me just ask a couple of things that were made to me by the director of the cbo. and i will ask you to attest to their veracity or not. one of the things the cbo director said was that we vastly underestimated how strong the which he was going into the pandemic. and thank god that it was to be able to withstand the ravages of the pandemic. but would you agree with that statement, that the economy was significantly stronger than anticipated going into the recession? >> i would say we did enter a recessionary period during the pandemic. we believe we were able to recover from that not from the economy that was there be

but the cbo says the single-payer option and then also reduce the quality of care. and those against their health insurance from places of work in the vast majority of them are pleased with coverage and their care with the employer-sponsored health plans and with the employer-sponsored health insurance and then 19 percent higher than those from obama care. congress should be looking for ways to improve the system. let's get the data and peel back the onion and find out who is getting the money and then rather than with that less effective system like medicare for all. there are many options to healthcare reform. and to allow small businesses and so proprietors to offer low-cost health insurance saving workers upwards of 50 percent of healthcare cost. look forward to working on these two expand access and improve the quality of employer-sponsored health coverage. thank you again to all the witnesses and it has been a pleasure thank you for contacting the state hearing and i back. >> forgive me for not paying attention. i apologize and thank you the subcommittee to be

and when it happens, i promise you, cbo, morgan, crane will stop next day. ah, on february the 12th 2015, the mincing to agreement is signed, but the fighting continues with people can have different opinions about the course of events. but to me, it looks like an illegal unabashed open act of russian aggression against the sovereign ukraine. i could send his up at all nico, than it is. my thought, unless i did it today for teachers. good, good, good. have done so in that sense, urls, coalition, on the ceiling, you watching, we're good. not go at each door. dinner, nigrama done. they. she taught, say you live or i see a good i see as a what you get like that and know it than yourself to be as to the absolute than you agree. district. unlisted lou i have seen in my own eyes is happening when a so called journalist come to dawn with the microphone and lie there talking about some arm and gas driving around and or pressing people wearing doughnuts with both of them. and i asked, where are they? why are you right like these? where are these? are much gangs reall

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in some cases, i think, suggest fertilizers, a very difficult defeats for cbo to find, it's going to be with much higher prices. the former german senior agriculture official says that the current restrictions against russian transport services could lead to one of the greatest famines in human history. next year, thirty's, charlotte davinsky reports the war cloud zone. but the feels why seeds should have been clunky, remain empty across ukraine. the consequences for global food supplies could be catastrophic. this crisis could throw up to 1700000000 people over one 5th of humanity into poverty, destitution and hunger on a scale not seen in decades. ukrainian, russia on known as the bread basket countries they are which in food, all soil, it feed people across the world. between them, they account for something like 30 percent of the world production of weaken barley alone affect the whole corn and more than half of all sunflower oil prices are already increasing. there are difficulties finding some basic items, but there are warnings that there is far worse yet to come. the conflict

i tell you, my daily life is enriched by the cbo avenue like the senior centers that were mentioned. because they are in tune with our aging asian long time residents like me. as a retired american federation of teachers local 2121 i long along with other retirees volunteered at the local food bank and distribution cites. there, i have and you can witness the poverty that exists in the richmond. the interests of the sea cliff and west clay park will be in competition with our working class interests and the many nonproffers the few struggling that exist. while we must expand, please, keep the district at lake street and california but expand. along lake street to third avenue and xandz. thank you. sorry it cut off we have to hear the next speaker. >> good evening and thank you for your attention to my concern i'm kathy a residents approximate renter in d 1 for 30 years. as a retired teacher i not only want to age in place i'm concerned about the trend more value in san francisco and minimize rural and middle income voices. 60% of d1 are residenters rent ands 40% are chinese speaking

now people seem to rush off the fact that cbo, state legislators and policy analysts all have agreed that there are states that will opt out of this. it has way too much government, way too many requirements, so miss reynolds, in your experience working with state legislators over the years, can you talk about the considerations state legislators and governors make when they decide whether they can afford to take on programs like this. >> yes. ranking member burr. in georgia, we've seen that experience obviously the aca afforded of any generous match of 90 ten and our state along with many others chose not to take that. if you're talking about the -- it's not just a 90 ten match, we're talking about -- 34% match by states. that becomes exponentially more costly. i will tell you, one of the things i first heard from a regulator, their first concern was, we cannot estimate this and i don't know how a state legislator would, with a constitutional balanced budget, requirement, go in and emmett early on to a program that wants your in it you're really committing, even though there's a cou

the cbo says otherwise. jen psaki needs to resign today, not today, not tomorrow, today.s is clear conflict of interest. taking questions and doing interviews with media outlet she may be negotiates salary terms with, because they have not announced the deal officially. she was pressed on friday and she's back at the podium today as if all this is not going on. she will be at mooesz in may, for certain, guys. >> carley: joe, there is a journalist who was fired from her job at conservative radio station for tweeting a joke about kamala harris' outfit. she posted this tweet, it said, kamala looks like a ups employee, what can brown do for you, nothing good apparently because she was wearing a proun suit. she was fired over that joke. she appearod tucker carlson last night, take a listen to what she had to say. >> the woke mob is never satisfied, they always want more scouts. when a young woman from a working class background with parents who didn't go to college can't criticize the outfit of the most powerful woman in the united states and the woman is considered the margin

put pressure on china to joining us in holding the state accountable for the recent -- the test of i cbo's that they have done over the course of the past few months. and we put pressure on china to work with us in areas where we do have commonality. to work with us on delivering humanitarian assistance, to represent climate change. that said, we continue to hold them accountable for their own human rights violations. we do not shy away from raising those concerns that we have made clear. that what we see happening with the muslims is a crime against humanity. it is genocide. we called it out for what it is and we are committed to -- the administration is committed to systemically calling the chinese out on this issue. they clearly do not like that. they made the unfortunate decision of aligning themselves with the russians on ukraine. but i do not think that it is a comfortable place for them, because they have indicated that they do believe in the charter. they believe in the sovereignty of nation, they do believe in the integrity of borders, and if they believe in those three things, th

childcare more affordable under this partisan plan are nothing but empty promises living in states cbo estimates in this new childcare about families have to budget their own budgets this partisan proposal will raise childcare costs by $13000 a year on middle-class families. raised by $13000 a year. finally faith-based providers have made it clear that this proposal will end the 30 year bipartisan agreement allowing religious providers to participate without compromising their religious mission. causing immediate harm to the 53% of parents who choose to use faith-based providers for their childcare. with all of these concerns raised we have two paths before street one path you continue to go alone. some will try to bully their own side into submission and yell at states and say they will not participate in pretend religious providers are wrong about their inability to participate in a polar lead designed proposal. or path to, the path our voters sent us up here to take come the table in a bipartisan way has been the history of this committee and seek common ground price still believe i

thing one day a government agency in washington, d.c., forecasts everything five years ahead whether cbod or fed, will forecast i don't think anybody forecasted a recession within five years of forecasting or at any point. which is sort of a staged thing again. nevertheless, i would say the risk will increase next year we have a super strong job market a super strong housing market. yes, moving that up a little absolutely right want to bring it down to fight off some inflation, but not this year's worry in terms of markets, kelly, we came out kind of in more of a buy to dip strategy, which was selling covered calls. one of your covered calls ob our s&ps and taking premium, % on ton -- 8% i like getting down the market around 10% and stick with that view that worked out well. calls protecting us when the market went down a lot and paid for some losses and now that trade still looks good with us four months now and a very different trade for me. no a particularly bullish trade. you're right most time touting upside the upside very limited this year fed's working against you. tt, just a tou

there should be direct placement by cbos.stop having one in 10 homeless housing units going for families. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am. [indiscernable] i am working at homelessness for so many years. working with families and children. what my director is saying. i really work with the families. we are doing outreach in shelters. in the alleys where they congregate. i have been seeing a lot of families lose a baby. these families are homeless. they still live in the car after they lose the baby. they are really young. i am working with these families. so many times i am walking before covid african-american families and latino. the access office. [indiscernable] they don't give you opportunity to define it. any chances. this is a problem. [indiscernable] it is not working for nobody. they are supposed to give you preferential treatment for those living outside. anywhere they live they cannot. [indiscernable] it is not working for families. >> thank you so much. >> good afternoon. i don't really ha

him of not stepping up to pay enough for their child that they had been her attorney lancaster joint cbo'sn's income comments assets, his loans and more. they're asking for a lot of stuff, kitchen sinking it. what you make of that? >> are opposite end very thorough investigation buried the question i have, where is the money that went to hunter? again this is much beyond hunter biden. when you are look at all that income we have evidence there was money going to joe biden, that's great they're digging into that further investigation of hunter biden but much more has to be done. elizabeth: market lots of on the hillary clinton, her campaign and infusion gps that's the behind the steele dossier the opposition research. tells what you think about this. how they come the hillary clinton side of the aisle was stonewalling special counsel jon durham is trying to compel the -- was withheld documents on that russian collision narrative there saying attorney-client privilege keep the records concealed. where does this fight go? >> sure, next week you're going to be having a hearing before the feder

i am pleased to say at this time the vast majority of our cbos and the programs have launched. we are working closely with our few remaining partners to move them into final programs and and invoicing. and we recognize that dream keeper is causing system change within oewd. we have recognized that we need to do even better on how long we take to get from when we are making an award to a grantee to when we get them properly contracted and challenged by the number of grantees who are new to doing business with the city. and in response to that, we have already launched aa cross departmental strike team to comprehensively look at the cycle time from commitment to the partners receive their money to execute programs. next slide. we also recognize that system change is about supporting our partners themselves and the evolution and being able to have the capacity and the experience to, in turn, be able to deliver in community. and one example of how we have helped one of many partners and we need community leadership foundation. upon letting us know and they need more help and additi

. >> i hope the department will enter into the cbo to have a established relationship with the community. >> i see that. accidents of two or more with gross receipts less than 2.5. priority will be given to businesses and individuals that are operating in these specific types of neighborhoods. i have never seen that definition before. what is the cal and biro screen tool. >> you have never introduced yourself. >> the screen is a statewide tool that uses a lot of different criteria to grade by zip code different parts of the state. you can go to the website to see the pollution level, disease level and get a score. in san francisco we don't have very many. it is color coded. red is the worst with a lot of challenges with pollution and disease. we don't have a lot we have some. the 50 marker is sort of getting us to the point where we can try to address the folks with the most challenges and have been procuring the equipment themselves. we needlegibility criteria for free stuff and who won't. by using the screen it is one tool we could use that helps define that. that is something that is

using cbo alone, the increase to consumers can be anywhere from 30 to 50 cents. well, today, rin prices are driving up the cost of gasoline about 28 and a half to 30 cents. as you can see this in something called the crack spread. i won't bore you with this, but in a way, the crack spread is what it costs to take crude oil and turn it into gasoline, diesel fuel and other petroleum products. you can see here that when we have a period, and i'm going to have, lianne's going to talk a lot about this, but before epa changed the rule on how to treat the credits under the exemption, the rin program actually, was the small refiner exemptions were driving down rin prices because it sefrmy increased the volume but that program ended, combined with the acceleration in prices as we come out of the covid and now have very high rin prices in the u.s. and that is reflected in this chart. the other issue i'd like to point out is we are now entering a period of very high oil prices. and in this period, preceding this, prices were low and many costs of the program were masked. as

they don't have cbo's calling on their behalf and having nonprofits calling on their behalf. they're calling on their own time and you remember early in the redistricting process, it was a mess. they didn't know what the double beats were and there would be an empty line and there were a couple arguing and they didn't know when to speak and we worked on this over and over again so day after day, they got better and better at it. and with the leaders as well. oefrmly the translator -- originally the translators did not jump in and translate how and when to listen to the peep or when your hand is raised and eventually after a few tries, they got there. so, i understand that hard decisions to be made and we're required by law to be within five percent variance of population of every district but i want you guys, the public and i want this task force to look at what our job is. we are literately breaking up the most vulnerable community that you, we all proposed to say we're here to protect. so, he wanted to present this -- i wanted to present this information to us so we can see

as you know, because you were on the ways and means committee, this is not the way the cbo works.ther it prevents further cost down the line. i think we have to constantly remind everyone that prevention does save money. i appreciate what you said, it just seems obvious to me if you we want to ensure that children a new mothers do not lose medicaid when the public health emergency and, we should include these policies in this legislation before the public health emergency. and thank you, i yield back. thank you madam chair. >> the gentleman yields back. the chair is pleased to recognize the ranking member of the full committee, representative mcmorris-rodgers for your five minutes to question. >> thank, you madam chair. mister secretary, in february i asked you on the president for a plan to help and the public health emergency. hoping to get information about how to transition to vaccines fully approved to commercial distribution, and how states can quickly and easily incorporate flexibilities from the pandemic into their medicaid programs. we didn't receive a response, or your p