i'm against charlie smith or harry wilson. that doesn't stop. i mean that stops and what doesn't stop is saying, like in the last example, i promise i won't do this to you again, but remember in 2018, everybody said we are going to lose, the democrats are going to lies the house and senate. the house isn't going to make gains and won 60 congressional districts. i didn't go after the individual congress persons to make sure we kept the affordable care act but i went to their constituents and said the affordable care act is important. and here's why you should do it. i would look at what what they say. he is for it. he is not. guess what? 40r-some seats. it is not just convincing this particular congress person but the rational case if you can in the communities why it is important to get done and i think the fact that i didn't get everything now at this moment -- for example a lot of hour hunger pieces didn't get passed. we are coming back at it. we are going to make the case. if i make the case to the public at large -- and one thing i say, you

important here's why i think you should do it that's why, if i were you, i would take a look at what charlie smith and harry smith says guess what we won 40-some seats it's not just convincing this particular congress person it's making a rational case, if you can, in their communities why this is important to get done i think the fact that i didn't get everything now at this moment -- for example, a lot of our housing pieces didn't get passed we're coming back at it, though. we're going to make the case if i make the case in the public at large, the the problem is i disappoint you, because i can't always answer your questions and negotiate with you before i negotiate with my colleagues but i think the public understands and they're seeing proof what's happening projections from wall street to the fid is that it will continue to grow. we're going to increase more, and guess what remember you're asking me -- i'm not being critical legitimate questions are being asked. guess what, employers can't find workers. i said, yeah, pay them more. this sunday employees -- employees bargaining chip now. what'

the bipartisan piece stops against charlie smith or hay ri wilson. but that doesn't stop. that stops but what doesn't stop is saying -- it is like on a last example i'll give ji promise i won't do this to you again. but remember in 2018 esch said we'll lose. the democrats will lose. the house and the senate. they won't make -- the house. not going to make gains. and i went in to over 60 congressional districts. i didn't go against those making sure we kept the affordable care act but i said it's really important to the constituents. that's why if i were you i would look at what they say. he's for it. she's not. she's for it. he's not. guess what. we won what? 40-some seats. so it's not just convincing this particular congress person. it's making a rational case if you can in their communities why this is important to get done. i think the fact that i didn't get everything now at this moment. for example, a lot of housing pieces didn't get passed. we are coming back at it though. we are coming back at it. we'll make the case. and if i make the case to the public at large th

that's why if i were you, i'd take a look at what charlie smith says and harriet wilson says. he's for it or she's for it and he's not. guess what, win what, 40 some seats? so it's not just dismissing this particular congress person, it's making a rational case if you can in their communities why it's important to get done. and i think the fact that i didn't get everything now, at this moment, for example, a lot of our housing pieces didn't get passed. we're coming back at it, though. we're coming back at it. we're going to make the case. and if i make the case to the public at large, and the one thing i can say for all of you, you do accurately report what i say. the problem is i disappoint you because i can't answer all of your questions and negotiate with you before i negotiate with my colleagues. but i really think -- the public understands, and they're seen. the proof is in what's happening. it's not projected our economy is going to grow above 7% this year. projections from wall street to the fed. is it going to continue to grow? we're going to increase more. and guess w

that's why if i were you, i would take a look at what charlie smith says and harry wilson.s particular congressperson. it is making the rational case, if you can, in the communities, why this is important to get done. and i think the fact that i didn't get everything now at this moment, for example, a lot of our pieces did not get past. we are coming back at it, though. we are coming back at it. we are going to make the case. and as i make the case to the public at large, one thing i can say for all of you, you do accurately report what i say. the problem is i disappoint you because i can't answer all of your questions and negotiate with you before i negotiate with my colleagues. but i really think the public understands, and they are seeing the proof is in what's happening. it is not projected our economy is going to grow about 7% this year. projections from wall street to the fed is it is going to continue to grow. we are going to increase more, and guess what? remember you asking me, and i'm not being critical of you all. these are legitimate questions you're asking me.

joining us tonight, jason smith and devin nunes charlie from washington times. from acting director. follow-up from five ukraine decision. we got back tonight plus national security experts warning present biden, for he put a bull's-eye on infrastructure targets inviting cyber attacks off-limits for russia? with cap that and 14 gop lawmakers led by former white house physician and congressman bonnie jackson sticking to their assertion that president biden must immediately undergo to assess his mental fitness citing medical history of aneurysm and growing forgetfulness and democrat fiercely battling back against that. this debate, insiders say you can expect a lot of spending democrat racing to try to rebrand everything they do now until midterms helping the middle class are they? historically the party in power faces the term office from the debate over the push by democrats raising to ran through in order to win no matter if it good or bad for the country. inflation hitting the highest since 1979 democrat in d.c. facing pushback from democrats and late-night co

joining us tonight, jason smith and devin nunes charlie from washington times.

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smith, could you bring us the next caller, please. >> caller: good morning, supervisors. my name is charlie summis, i'm with polair. san francisco public bank is a transformative solution who's time has come. this idea of us owning our own money and managing our own money, the money that has been earned on the hard-working backs of phran cans. sanfranciscans. [inaudible] we should put our public monies to work to finance the san francisco that we dream of. one that places racial justice front and center and secures a place for the next generation. one that lays the foundation for a more equity local economy by financing projects that create good-paying jobs, union jobs for our current workforce that are assess assessable to diverse people. one that changes the game on how we address housing affordability by scaling up our city's investment in affordable housing, and financing innovative, community-centered strategists to increase affordability. one that invests in projects that protect our environment and improve our resilience, address climate goals, including financing local public infrastructure, renewable energ

smith, could you bring us the next caller, please. >> caller: good morning, supervisors. my name is charlie summis, i'm with polair. san francisco public bank is a transformative solution who's time has come. this idea of us owning our own money and managing our own money, the money that has been earned on the hard-working backs of phran cans. sanfranciscans. [inaudible] we should put our public monies to work to finance the san francisco that we dream of. one that places racial justice front and center and secures a place for the next generation. one that lays the foundation for a more equity local economy by financing projects that create good-paying jobs, union jobs for our current workforce that are assess assessable to diverse people. one that changes the game on how we address housing affordability by scaling up our city's investment in affordable housing, and financing innovative, community-centered strategists to increase affordability. one that invests in projects that protect our environment and improve our resilience, address climate goals, including financing local public infrastructure, renewable energ