chris dorsey th is a documentary producer and a good friend of mine. he joins us now. d chris , i would imagine you're somewhere in the world, maybe colorado, maybe on the other sidin colorade of a now. but you have a lotot to say on this and explain to us the difference between a conservationist and an environmentalist. >> yeah, joanny, great to see you . great as always to be with you.t the what we'rere really seeing is two different camps. now you've got these greensth that are kinese d behind the gra new deal and fifty trillion inl proposed spending in that and behind killing the keystone pipeline behin keystond things e radical environmental and energy initiatives a and the other side, you've got the conservation groups that are very pragmatic. they're very driven suc with success and trying to find solutions on ground. to find and that's that's a big differentiator. and these are the folks that understand wderstande need foodr and energy in this country for i to thrive. sos countr they tend to work wie industry. they tend to work with agriculture to findrk ways ne

chris dorsey is a documentary producer and joins us freight chris, i would imagine you are somewhere in colorado, it may be on the other side of it right now, but you have a lot to say on this, explain the difference tina conservationist and ed conservationist. what we are really seeing is tw different camps now, you've got these greens that are kinda behind the green new deal at 50 trillion in spending and tha and behind killing for keystone pipeline and on the other side you have the conservation group that are very pragmatic, they are very driven with success an trying to find solutions on grounds. that is a big differentiator. these are the foods that understand we need food, fiber, and energy for this country to thrive so they work with the industry they tend to work with agriculture defined new and better ways forward which is i think a big difference at this point they are looking at environmentalist and saying we don't want any part of that at all. they really become i think kind of an apparatus at this point o the democrat party. >> conservationist, most of us that our conse

chris ruffo . my supervisor matt dorsey has and continues to consort with them promote to you, wolf as a person.ho conceived of organized. thank you for your comments. welcome to the next speaker. good evening, uh, board of supervisors president peskin. and today i wanted to talk about my name is chris ward klein. i wanted to talk about surveillance and situational awareness. and earlier today in this chamber, the mayor said that those two items without naming those two items was confidential and she could not share them with the president is peskin and herself. as an investigator for 20, plus years when someone misspeaks there either nervous or not telling the truth. she was not telling the truth. um situational awareness. if you want. i can forward everyone on the board. department of homeland security from 2014 that talks about social media. and how it enhances situational awareness. situational awareness is how we ride a bike. how we host a meeting how we drive a car. emergency responders. use it. it's real time data to make you do something for whatever whatever it may be. hmm we use it her