. >> chair ronen: next, we will hear from charles ryan. charles ryan? not here, and i will give him another chance at the end. and next, we'll hear from kara chen. >> good morning, supervisors. >> chair ronen: good morning. >> my name is kara chen. >> chair ronen: hello. >> i am a deputy public defender. i've been working as a public defender for 30 years, and i am currently the managing important for the san francisco mental health unit. it's an honor to advocate for miself-amongst the group -- myself amongst the group, and i think all of the applicants are so impressive. i serve as a member on the san francisco mental health board, now it's known as san francisco behavioral health commission from 2012 to 2017, and from 2015 and 2017, i was the chair for the san francisco mental health board. and also, i -- i serve on the jail -- reenvision jail replacement work group, and i also serve on the a.o.t., assisted outpatient treatment program on the implementation group. and currently, i am also working -- serve on the san francisco sfpd crisis intervention

. >> chair ronen: next, we will hear from charles ryan. charles ryan? not here, and i will give him another chance at the end. and next, we'll hear from kara chen. >> good morning, supervisors. >> chair ronen: good morning. >> my name is kara chen. >> chair ronen: hello. >> i am a deputy public defender. i've been working as a public defender for 30 years, and i am currently the managing important for the san francisco mental health unit. it's an honor to advocate for miself-amongst the group -- myself amongst the group, and i think all of the applicants are so impressive. i serve as a member on the san francisco mental health board, now it's known as san francisco behavioral health commission from 2012 to 2017, and from 2015 and 2017, i was the chair for the san francisco mental health board. and also, i -- i serve on the jail -- reenvision jail replacement work group, and i also serve on the a.o.t., assisted outpatient treatment program on the implementation group. and currently, i am also working -- serve on the san francisco sfpd crisis intervention

. >> chair ronen: next, we will hear from charles ryan. charles ryan? not here, and i will give him another chance at the end. and next, we'll hear from kara chen. >> good morning, supervisors. >> chair ronen: good morning. >> my name is kara chen. >> chair ronen: hello. >> i am a deputy public defender. i've been working as a public defender for 30 years, and i am currently the managing important for the san francisco mental health unit. it's an honor to advocate for miself-amongst the group -- myself amongst the group, and i think all of the applicants are so impressive. i serve as a member on the san francisco mental health board, now it's known as san francisco behavioral health commission from 2012 to 2017, and from 2015 and 2017, i was the chair for the san francisco mental health board. and also, i -- i serve on the jail -- reenvision jail replacement work group, and i also serve on the a.o.t., assisted outpatient treatment program on the implementation group. and currently, i am also working -- serve on the san francisco sfpd crisis intervention

. >> chair ronen: next, we will hear from charles ryan. charles ryan? and i will give him another chance at the end. and next, we'll hear from kara chen. >> good morning, supervisors. >> chair ronen: good morning. >> my name is kara chen. >> chair ronen: hello. >> i am a deputy public defender. i've been working as a public defender for 30 years, and i am currently the managing important for the san francisco mental health unit. it's an honor to advocate for miself-amongst the group -- myself amongst the group, and i think all of the applicants are so impressive. i serve as a member on the san francisco mental health board, now it's known as san francisco behavioral health commission from 2012 to 2017, and from 2015 and 2017, i was the chair for the san francisco mental health board. and also, i -- i serve on the jail -- reenvision jail replacement work group, and i also serve on the a.o.t., assisted outpatient treatment program on the implementation group. and currently, i am also working -- serve on the san francisco sfpd crisis intervention work grou

charles: thank you. ryan, francis, great conversation. things to keep on the record.oes it seem like every time you turn on the news, check your headlines on the smartphones it is always bad news or the warning of impending doom? listen we slow down to rubberneck the aftermath of a car crash hoping everyone is safe, marveling at all the twisted metal and the carnage. the bottom line bad news sells. these days it shape as media narrative i have to say becoming overly bias. i bring this up, i want to play with you the game, did you know? i was researching millenial homeownership over the weekend, i was shocked to discover under 35 homeownership rocketed to 40.6% that is the highest level since 2018. i 2008. let check black homeownership, a part of american dream, highest level since 2008. so i kept digging. did you know that hispanic homeownership the highest level on record right now at this very moment. these milestones should be shouted from rooftops, not only because they're great, they involve our fellow americans but also because these are trends that would encour

charles: i got less than 30 seconds, ryan. will give you the final word, your thoughts on this earnings season coming up. last earnings season was phenomenal, not the numbers themselves but how much they came in better than wall street anticipated. >> yeah, i think it is the thing here, not that things are good or bad but are they getting better or getting worse. you don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. everything we spoke about signals one thing, economy recovering, earnings going up, that is what drives markets long term. you've got to be bullish here. charles: my man, ended on a positive note. hey, you guys are fantastic, appreciate it. alicia, dani, ryan, enjoy the debates. tonight president trump and joe biden are facing off. this will be the first presidential debate. erin perrine from the trump campaign. we'll definitely ask her what to expect from the president tonight. can we count on trump's supreme court pick to be one of the topics. are democratic senators remuse fusing to meet amy coney barret

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charles: right. i am very worried now because the buzzword i heard today twice was race war from april ryan.ary seed to plant out there. ford, thanks very much. it is been too long. i want to switch gears. yesterday on the show, ola shared a cautionary tale by voting by mail. she believed she lost her primary, initially the votes came in with a comfortable league because of some shenanigans that involved male-in ballots. take a listen. >> there was an article out recently, in that article is said that my opponent hired someone to handle ballots. ballot harvesting i don't believe n i'm shocked how they pulled it off. board of elections i hear rumors. it's sad, it es sad. i don't want it. i don't believe in it. charles: fair and balanced here with this side of the story, new york congressional candidate kyle van der water. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me, charles. i really appreciate it. charles: so you know obviously that ola is extremely upset. her campaign raised a lot more money than your campaign did. they were extraordinarily active on the ground. they had some big-time