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how do we get beyond the connie mack philosophy? >> a saying in alcoholics anonymous called putting principle over personality. so where i'm going with that is the two words i would use right now there is hatred on one side and anger on the other. every media outlet including all of us going around with the iphone to take pictures and to send information, we are all focused how much anger and hatred instead of saying let's talk about the issues that are important to the country. as individuals we have a responsibility to look through what we see and hear from the media today and look at the issues facing the country whether broad economic issues or local issues in our communities. getting involved he will change things. a lot of us need to be quick getting focused on anger and hate and fear and talk about what's important to us. >> we are a bottom-up country and typically were people act on their own sense of consciousness and the believe they can make a difference and act on it. may be that is the path forward to go back to the roo

that is real. >> connie, the deaths are real deaths.is -- or that we have to have this conversation, that more than 350,000 people have perished because of coronavirus and if you listen to the experts, that is probably an underestimate. >> this man in the white house has killed tens of thousands of americans because of his policies and his willful ignorance. it is not that he didn't know the numbers. he didn't want us to know the numbers. he didn't want us to know the dangers. i'm not at all surprised that he is willing to have more people die as a result of his words. he is the most dangerous person we have ever had in the owe value offi oval i have on and we're all counting the days for good reasons as i've said before, you can't undie people. they are dead. and we know why. >> zerlena. >> it is horrifying that we still have to deal with this president for the next couple weeks, but as connie said, terrific news for the american people who have lost family members. i've lost several cousin s. i have friends who lost family members. so

and to the new members, connie chan and myrna melgar, welcome to you. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. can we go to the next caller. >> caller: hello? >> clerk: yes, please proceed with your comments.>> callhello >> caller: oh, hi.cler this is cherylk: ydavis fromese human rights commission.eryl i was justd calling in and i wanted to congratulate and to welcome supervisor melgar and supervisor chan. and it's good to see you on the's e screen. good to see the other nd good supervisors as well. and then i was sitting and listening to everyone's comment and i wasc like, well, i do not run int run into supervisor anlton later and be like i didn't call in. cal so, congratulations, supervisor walton. i'm super excited for this. you are literally going down ine the history books this time.lity so thank you for your service.o thank you for your work. an and as others have said, it is all ailready been said. happene and thisd happened without aht, fight. i'm even more impressed. so, thank you for being who you are and the work that you do, and i

district one, connie chan. and representing district 3, aaron peskin. and representing district 5, dean preston. and representing district 7, myrna melgar. and representing district 9, hillary ronen. and representing district 11, ahsha safai. and now i'll make a communication on behalf of the public for their access. the meeting minutes will reflect the board participated in this meeting remotely through video occurrence to the same extent as if physically present in their legislative chamber. the members are invited to keep their fam rafid on and particularly so when speaking. when not speaking, please make sure that your microphone is on mute to avoid audio feedback. the board recognizes that public access to city services remains essential during the health emergency. therefore, the following options have been made available for the public to be able to communicate with the board and access this meeting remotely. the written correspondence is received and made a part of the appropriate legislative file. please send to the san francisco board of super

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and today we are joined by two extraordinary women, connie chae representation matters. it is not everything about these people, but it is worth noting that connie chan i think is going to be the first native cantonese speaker in many, many, many years on this board. i think that we'd have to go back to mable tim, and it should be that we should have a native chinese speaker on this board. so that is exciting, in addition to all of her accomplishments behind her and ahead of her. and myrna melgar's election as my neighbor to the east -- or to the west, rather, in district 7. it addresses another historic wrong on this board that we -- that for the first two years i was on this board and even prior to that we had no latin x representation on this board. and that is insane in san francisco. and so, again, myrna melgar is much more than a latino woman. but that is one thing about her, and it is worth noting, and it is important to have that representation on this board. and we are going to elect the first black man to be president of the board of supervisors. and that is a

connie, your reaction. >> i'm in a mood here.ed in the chamber that day waiting for -- trying to figure out, they were all trying to figure out how they were going to get out of there alive. this morning, i noticed earlier on the show you at least once ran a clip of that "new yorker" video by a very brave reporter, luke mogulson. that was the first time -- i watched the whole thing this morning. it is clear to me in a way that it wasn't before, because you always want to hope that maybe not, that some of those people, that mob, those traitors, they wanted to harm and potentially kill members of congress. so, you see, this is where my mind is. this is where my heart is right now. and so these men lindsey agram, and the harvard lawyer, can remain irrelevant and audition for their next jobs with donald trump. but we have to remember what almost happened and did happen. and we have a very man, congressman raskin, whose son just within weeks here had ended his life. and yet here he is fighting for america. i know what brave looks like

it goes to the connie briton as the dean.rting our expectations around that stuff was really important. and the way emerald directed was so brilliant, she told each of the men, this is a romantic comedy and you are the lead. you've just met the love your life. >> trevor: wow. >> so they were all entering into it with a sort of amazing, earnest, kind of "i'm the hero here and i'm going to save this girl." the approach, i think it highlights what it feels like when this is not happening to someone that you-- that you don't like, or you don't know. this is what it feels like-- you know, it's a very different situation if someone you know gets accused of something like this. so casting these very kind of photogenic, sweet, lovely people that are genuinely lovely in real life i think puts a different twist on it. >> trevor: i■ç will say, it is dark it is thrilling, and it is funny in moments when you genuinely do not expect it to be. most importantly, it's easily the best film of the year. i know the year just began, but it's stil

district one, connie chan. and representing district 3, aaron peskin. and representing district 5, dean preston. and representing district 7, myrna melgar. and representing district 9, hillary ronen. and representing district 11, ahsha safai. and now i'll make a communication on behalf of the public for their access. the meeting minutes will reflect the board participated in this meeting remotely through video occurrence to the same extent as if physically present in their legislative chamber. the members are invited to keep their fam rafid on and particularly so when speaking. when not speaking, please make sure that your microphone is on mute to avoid audio feedback. the board recognizes that public access to city services remains essential during the health emergency. therefore, the following options have been made available for the public to be able to communicate with the board and access this meeting remotely. the written correspondence is received and made a part of the appropriate legislative file. please send to the san francisco board of super

83 years old is getting the shot connie, you're about to get jabbed first of all, this is important to you because >> i want to get on with my life. >> you feel like you have been restricted by coronavirus. >> no question about it. >> do you know anybody who has had coronavirus? >> yes >> how did that hurt >> i didn't even feel it. >> maybe i distracted you talking to you of those who have had coronavirus, has it been serious? >> yes but okay now. >> fortunately a survivor. >> yes. >> reporter: if governor ron desantis sees that it's working here, it will likely expand. they have more than 700 publix pharmacies in the state, so this may be a solution to what we have seen, using fields of -- playing fields, having people line up. in other words, trying to give some order to what just about everybody admits has been chaotic. shep. >> kerry, thank you so much. >>> new vaccine mega sites opening in new york city this weekend. mayor bill de blasio says they'll run 24/7 in brooklyn and the bronx and can vaccinate thousands a day. five more sites set to open on monday the mayor also pushin

and to the new members, connie chan and myrna melgar, welcome to you. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. can we go to the next caller. >> caller: hello? >> clerk: yes, please proceed with your comments.>> callhello >> caller: oh, hi.cler this is cherylk: ydavis fromese human rights commission.eryl i was justd calling in and i wanted to congratulate and to welcome supervisor melgar and supervisor chan. and it's good to see you on the's e screen. good to see the other nd good supervisors as well. and then i was sitting and listening to everyone's comment and i wasc like, well, i do not run int run into supervisor anlton later and be like i didn't call in. cal so, congratulations, supervisor walton. i'm super excited for this. you are literally going down ine the history books this time.lity so thank you for your service.o thank you for your work. an and as others have said, it is all ailready been said. happene and thisd happened without aht, fight. i'm even more impressed. so, thank you for being who you are and the work that you do, and i

john elliott, the bay colony of minister of enslavement captives, there was a minister connie forgetting which town from thomas very similar to those of john elliott and this clearly debate about how to regulate native attitude in the years after the war, a series of laws passed to try to clarify children in particular would not be slaves for life but only serve up to the age of 25. we don't have a record of debates about the fact that you have a series in the past, clearly it was topic of conversation concern. i am not aware of any expression about african slavery settlers within plymouth colony through the colony's government in 1691. generally, millennial expressions of opposition to enslavement of africans prayer. a boston merchant is the most prominent example. he and the very public complex with a former resident of plymouth colony who still owns slaves in burst around the year 1700. he was a very rare voice. for the most part, throughout the 17th century, sellers took for granted the morality of retaining african slaves previously made slaves elsewhere. fact three books on the sub

district one connie chan. and representing district 3 aaron peskin. and representing district 5 dean preston. and representing district 7 myrna melgar. and representing district 9 hillary ronen. and representing district 11 ahsha safai. and now i'll make a communication on behalf of the public for their access. the meeting minutes will reflect the board participated in this meeting remotely through video occurrence to the same extent as if physically present in their legislative chamber. the members are invited to keep their fam rafid on and particularly so when speaking. when not speaking please make sure that your microphone is on mute to avoid audio feedback. the board recognizes that public access to city services remains essential during the health emergency. therefore, the following options have been made available for the public to be able to communicate with the board and access this meeting remotely. the written correspondence is received and made a part of the appropriate legislative file. please send to the san francisco board of supervisor

problems the 84 year old says he's in good health and is expected to return home in a few days but as connie had major heart surgery in 2016 and also overcame prostate cancer media mogul no longer holds public office but remains the head of his faults italia party and is vocal in national politics. this is al jazeera these are the top stories the health system in the brazilian state of on the sourness is at the point of collapse because of a surge in corona virus infections all spittles in the state capital now also running out of beds and oxygen doctors and nurses have put messages on social media pleading for more supplies. have mercy on us we are in a deplorable situation we have simply run out of oxygen in an entire health care unit we have no oxygen a lot of people dying if anyone has any oxygen available to us at the redemption piece and this video to everyone there are many people dying please have the. turkish president of egypt and one has received that chinese made satellite coronavirus vaccine ahead of a mass inoculation drive shots were given to more than 250000 health care worke

after his deployment, they settled in nebraska, where viola's daughters, connie and fran, were born. in 1968, the family moved to washington, d.c.'s most exclusive neighborhood. georgetown. for a bonn vivant like viola, it was a perfect place for her literary and social ambitions. >> she became kind of a player in political circles. >> she was a correspondent for a german newspaper. and she had begun writing a bit on foreign policy. so she made many friends in the state department. and those were people who would come to dinner in the early days. >> viola's newspaper articles attracted the attention of an 18-year-old german exchange student, albrecht muth. after albrecht told her heed a admired her work, they formed an unlikely friendship, despite their 44-year age difference. >> he would come over to the house and have tea with her, in the afternoons. and my father thought it was all very amusing because this was this fairly young man who spoke with a german accent and he would play the piano. >> in 1986, after almost 40 years of marriage, her husband francis drath died of cancer. v

and today we are joined by two extraordinary women, connie chae representation matters. it is not everything about these people, but it is worth noting that connie chan i think is going to be the first native cantonese speaker in many, many, many years on this board. i think that we'd have to go back to mable tim, and it should be that we should have a native chinese speaker on this board. so that is exciting, in addition to all of her accomplishments behind her and ahead of her. and myrna melgar's election as my neighbor to the east -- or to the west, rather, in district 7. it addresses another historic wrong on this board that we -- that for the first two years i was on this board and even prior to that we had no latin x representation on this board. and that is insane in san francisco. and so, again, myrna melgar is much more than a latino woman. but that is one thing about her, and it is worth noting, and it is important to have that representation on this board. and we are going to elect the first black man to be president of the board of supervisors. and that is a

district one, connie chan. and representing district 3, aaron peskin. and representing district 5, dean preston. and representing district 7, myrna melgar. and representing district 9, hillary ronen. and representing district 11, ahsha safai. and now i'll make a communication on behalf of the public for their access. the meeting minutes will reflect the board participated in this meeting remotely through video occurrence to the same extent as if physically present in their legislative chamber. the members are invited to keep their fam rafid on and particularly so when speaking. when not speaking, please make sure that your microphone is on mute to avoid audio feedback. the board recognizes that public access to city services remains essential during the health emergency. therefore, the following options have been made available for the public to be able to communicate with the board and access this meeting remotely. the written correspondence is received and made a part of the appropriate legislative file. please send to the san francisco board of super

>> there is a lot of [inaudible] we are at a point now where our [inaudible] two halve oz the mos conniend think what we desire is one space. >> we are adding space about 200,000 space. we are connecting the two existing north and south exhibition halls that excavate under howard street to increase the largest exhibition space to 1 contig ws space over 500,000 square feet. >> the spot i'm standing in will be inside the lobby. the building will be pushed out to howard street and connected north and south above and under ground. >> when you go on the north our south side you enter into a hall that is divided into major ways >> this is public private partnership. the hotel industry [inaudible] splitting it up of the building. >> since we have a north and south howard street it [inaudible] to make [inaudible] >> improving the bridges to make them more accessible so go over howard street >> [inaudible] developed to look at several different proposals for a light [inaudible] to work with that bridge and the selection of the [inaudible] he is on what i think is a beautiful piece that is very an

wind and tight living quarters as soon as the mayflower doctor plymouth rock the second person the connieervice and o devotion he wrote all great and honorable actions are accompanied with great difficulties that must be overcome with answerable courage. with a 150 years ago another group of people fled religious persecution and cost windswept plains by those wounded at heart and spirit and also demonstrated answerable courage. my ancestors were some of the first to settle spanish fork all those years later my family and i live there and there's no way we would ratherld be. like any noteworthy today is an opportunity to process this moment while working backwards and forwards in time and that is true now as we gather on the very day utah became a city on - - state 125 years ago those first leaders demonstrated s courage when they risked the very thing they saw it to include women's rights in the state constitution. article four, section one was forward thinking for its day and reads, the rights of citizens of the state of utah to vote and hold office shall not be denied on account of sex.

originally from australia conny fund done now cause the netherlands home she'd lived in a number of cities around the world but fell in love with a small town. she learned how to ride a bike here when she was already in her thirty's. i've never cycle that us. i tried to cycle once i didn't know what i was doing dangerous it was 35 degrees i heard myself i only started cycling in london in central london. cycling has become her passion she even writes articles for english language newspapers about cycling in the netherlands one article prevalent cycling instructors like france lip he's going to take me on a tour of taste but that requires you know you want to go on about your cycling through your trip i would like that very much enjoy yours you know dear that's the view my job is to teach anyone who wants to learn how to ride safely in traffic coming from here. even on the bike urban traffic takes some getting used to cycling instructors are just one of the novel ideas that the netherlands has used to win people over to bikes. another idea to make biking more fun smart and playful traffic l

originally from australia conny fund done now who is the netherlands home she'd lived in a number of cities around the world but fell in love with a small town. she learned how to ride a bike here when she was already in her thirty's. i've never cycled i tried to cycle once i didn't know what i was doing dangerous it was 35 degrees i heard myself i only started cycling in london in central london. really crazy. cycling has become her passion she even writes articles for english language newspapers about cycling in the netherlands one article profiled cycling instructors like fun slip he's going to take early on a tour to taste the record. and you want to talk about cycling through your trip i would like a result enjoy your dia my job is to teach anyone who wants to learn how to write safe. traffic coming from here. even on a bike urban traffic takes some getting used to cycling instructors are just one of the novel idea is that the netherlands has used to win people over to bikes. another idea to make biking more fun is smart and playful traffic lights called flow which connoted in 2

. >> among the a-list performers and speakers, the legendary swr carole king, james taylor, cher, connied will i am. >> the event hosted by debra messing raised money for the biden inaugural fund. it comes ahead of wednesday night's prime time special and will be carried on all broadcast networks across the board starting at 8:30 p.m. >>> meanwhile, there's plenty of excitement in the buildup to wednesday's indog-uration. >> you always have to read over that one slow. one of the biden family dogs is about to make canine history. here is abc's janai norman. >> reporter: as president-elect biden prepares for wednesday's inauguration, his two german shepherds, champ and major, are getting ready for their big move to the white house, with major making major history as the first-ever shelter pup to become first dog and getting ready for his own indog-uration. this afternoon, the delaware humane association where major was adopted is celebrating with their own zoom party, allowing guests to join with their own pets and help raise money for the shelter. >> more than 5,000 or 6,000 people at thi

there is connie level, there's a state level and there are there's a federal level that distributes vaccines all the different. streams two different groups of people, for example, doctor jin hyung, said a health care worker who works at a hospital and an outpatient facility may be offered the vaccine twice where as a person with a private insurance company and no access to register for the vaccine online could lose out on that opportunity, so i think all of these gaps and redundancies make its. obvious that our health care system still has a long way to go. so far the state has vaccinated just under 3000 people. poor 100,000 rate falling below the national average as counties scrambled open mass vaccination sites in the coming weeks, and officials wait for vaccines from the state and federal government. there is hope. vaccines. amazing. not that many side effects super effective on we might be turning over the corner, but i'm still cross my fingers to find that when you could be next in line to get vaccinated stopped by covid-19 not see a doctor slash vaccines. now, according candese charle

theory i'm talking about the credit default swaps on the economy of greece say it's $100000000000.00 conny just for ease of it the credit default swaps the debt versus that 100000000000 and a 100 trillion up here well they've got to rescue 100 trillion because that's going to crush everybody so that's why that's how that happens it's not just profit it's just. like. this system over which they they've created this frankenstein and there's it seems like there's no way out now again so you have the fed and you have the treasury the treasury janet yellen is now about to run and this is something that she proposed apparently in testimony to the senate who are questioning her you know getting ready to confirm her as treasury idea of taxing unrealized gains resurface foods as money printing and tense a 5 so all that money printing and all the front running the parabolic front running of the stimulus checks coming to the people well you know it's cause stuff markets to get 190 percent of g.d.p. so the treasury janet yellen is looking at that and say well we could tax that of course that's going t

problems the 84 year old says he's in good health and is expected to return home in a few days but as connie had major heart surgery and 2016 and also overcame prostate cancer media mogul no longer holds public office but remains the head of his faults a tally a party and his vocal in national politics. this is al jazeera these are the top stories the health system in the brazilian state of on the sourness is at the point of collapse because of a surge in corona virus infections all spittles in the state capital now so running out of beds and oxygen.

americans have now cut back on spending so revenue are restaurants and bars clench 21 percent and 20 connie so right now the focus is primarily on biden's $1.00 trillion dollars proposal which will require congressional approval and this plan would provide $1400.00 checks for most americans which is now on top of the $600.00 checks are already being distributed bring the total to $2000.00 per adult so this new plan would also make available 4 $100.00 a week and federal benefits for jobless americans and also extend a moratorium on the victims of foreclosures september ok so certainly everyone is waiting on that stimulus right now and looking at the nearby administration to see how quickly they can get it done now shaan president biden is also now making some swift decision that he gets into his presidency and he even moves to kill big keystone x.l. pipeline of course to deliver on his green energy platform is such a move why is right now i mean some argue it will lemonade good paying jobs and cripple one of the major backbones of the energy industries of america what say you on that one. ye

once again for joining me on the alexander sure it's a pleasure thanks for having me dr pettit 10 conny are of extra university is one of the leading lights speaking out and if public health might be alex ask him what the public can do to maximize their 50 at this really difficult and stressful tang . but clearly our welcome back to the alex salmon sure thank you. you know what in this position we have the virus as the subject. other additional public health measures which would help meet the scraper situation well what we should do is do what we were supposed to do in the 1st instance and if you look at what the far eastern countries have achieved by just the 3 cs you would get very far the 3 cs are awarded getting close to other people awarded crowded places especially india was an award closed indoor places with poor ventilation so if you follow those 3 c's and for example you were in your mosque and you wear it properly and you continue to do all those infection control measures we would be in a better place but a kind of why is the virus saw a subject and is that noncompliance is t

. >> donald trump nominates amy connie barrett -- amy coney barrett. >> everyone was arguing the sameties in the senate and now there is a vacancy on the supreme court, of course they are going to proceed. >> i surmise the democrats if they were in this position would do the same thing. >> everyone is being a hypocrite. politics makes people be full of crap. >> the senate began their confirmation hearing in the beginning of october. >> what is going to happen? >> the trial was kind of normal. >> to everyone's disappointment there was no mention of long dong silver and never professed her love of here. >> no notes going off of memory citing case laws and president. >> she knows how to write. >> a very strong well prepared smart family woman on that bench and we should celebrate that as we were able to celebrate and recover, justice ruth bader ginsburg. >> time for another who can forget pop quiz. which of these 2020 assassination targets was:the crossbow. was iranian general soleimani? was a russian oligarch vladimir sausage king mayor ago. or al qaeda's second in command of dollar mar

with the steel dossierer alleged michael cohen what he testified, he doesn't think it exists and connieelligence report dismissive of the steel dossier talking about was going on at the moscow hotel. what is goingot on here? >> it may be as cynical as his raised former b federal officia, james comey who should not see the light of day in terms of selling books or any other public attention. he's trying to maintain relevance.e. maybe he is aiming for a certain role in this administration, who knows? the facts have notot changed. his credibility has not changed. heed plays a very central, bad role in the attempt by a prior administration, obama administration to investigate the new administration, the trump administration and that should never happen in america. i'm confident some people i know in the trumpw administration thy are not doing that to the new biden administration and we should not do that in our country. we should focus on the legitimate issues before the american people, serious issues facing the country right now. we need to fix that and work together on what we can disagr

originally from australia conny fund done now who is the netherlands home she'd lived in a number of cities around the world but fell in love with a small town near to taste. she learned how to ride a bike here when she was already in her thirty's. i've never cycle the rest. i tried to cycle once i didn't know what i was doing it was dangerous it was 35 degrees i heard myself i only started cycling in london in central london. really crazy. cycling has become her passion she even writes articles for english language newspapers about cycling in the netherlands one article profiled cycling instructors like france lip he's going to take early on a tour of taste but that requires you know you want to learn about cycling through your trip i would like very much enjoy you know the address of you my job is to teach anyone who wants to learn how to ride safely in traffic wm coming from here. even on a bike other than traffic takes some getting used to cycling instructors are just one of the novel ideas that the netherlands has used to win people over to bikes. another idea to make biking mor

how awkward is that when you have to tell them hey connie you have to wear this caller. greg: many people are into that. >> they are is love around everywhere. greg: what michael is saying is absolutely right are the reason dogs are good around people and cats are only good around one person, their owner. >> you keep it in a backpack. greg: you are getting a cat to travel with you not assure support it so you can take it with you. >> that's what we do with scorpions. the whole service dog thing was being abused. it's freshman year that one liquor store bar that you could get into. it's like okay no one is asking for any i.d. or can i see your service dog papers and personally with my dog who looks like a stuffed animal and likes to play with beards i could get him in anywhere. we have them on the screen right now. that's chase 11 years old and the deer is on the right. he goes in for a sniff here. greg: you trained your dog he's so adorable. the deer comes in your garden you shoot it in the head. a disney movie that hasn't been made yet. the deer in my dog. just so you k

that looks like heavy 1st conny 1st test i do think. on. 1000 percent puzzlingly show not much. now we'll see how fast you can turn a caddy into a camper. the complete lack of a. pickup truck it's good yeah i love the speech on the phone but have fun to go to see if it gets a mission in return to. think. about it one second on the thing. it was sure to because the management is almost done with the team to get. out of this and they don't have a lot of it because they don't have to get it didn't practice then. condition back and find a. new dimension plus the fact that as if i'm saying you believe me if i think i'll be she faced him to keep pushing. but. that's not this much attention that's been coming toward the gas so esther and susie just discovered that you can pretty much just sleep only in this little cubby. no wonder you ladies aren't too impressed susie's 23 is worth the wait which her lovingly you furbished mini apartment. as have things i thought much give or indication that you should get the money so when i put. on to that type of. setup that i can match. and even co

disturbing right answer before my next question we just want to play you a couple of views from ordinary connie and talking about what they see as the main challenges for the new president. he promised to fight. to my opinion i think he's doing his best. game he can do everything for us all with those 4 years we print who he does better. job job. the jobs. policies that president. 3. 3 senior high school. a lot of. you know. a lot of people. so we've heard they instead jobs corruption education important to the people we've just listened to what more can you tell us about what president and i don't need to prioritize and do in his next 5 years. when we think specifically about the economy i think we need to double down not just on the real importance of jobs but the kinds of jobs that are being created what does it mean to strengthen an infrastructure around issues of health of the mining what does it mean to think about an entrepreneurial power an entrepreneur economy that has women 52 percent of gun this nation and who dominate when it comes to actually employing people but who are also alway

district 7, supervisor elect melgar. >> of course. >> district 1, supervisor elect connie chan. beginning january 8th at 12 noon the sen your toe list will be, supervisors peskin, ronen, safai, stefani, mandelman, mar, haney, walton, preston, and now with the addition of supervisors elect melgar and connie chan. >> that completes my statement. >> ok, thank you, very much, madam clerk. once again, congratulations to supervisors peskin, preston, ronen, and safai for coming back for another full term. supervisor peskin. >> if i may, through the preds to the clerk, is this like the electoral college just voted. what just happened? [laughter] >> we established seniority, supervisor peskin, at the top of which you have the senior seniority. >> president yee: supervisor peskin, you now may clean the senior seniority for real. >> apparently i'm old. >> president yee: madam clerk, let's go on to our content agenda, call items 2-7. >> consent and these items are considered to be routine if a member objects and an item may be considered separately. >> seeing no one on the roster, to severe

connie, that was my point in welcoming dr. john cowen to the program. and he seems to check all the boxes for a district like georgia's 14th, in that he's a christian, he's conservative, he's a family man, he's intelligent. he wanted to support president trump's vision, et cetera, et cetera. but i think that he put his finger on it when i pretty much asked him why did you lose, and the answer was that that district wanted someone who was going to be not so stayed, more of a bomb thrower, hopefully in a figurative sense. so we look at it from a distance and we say, my god, how could they have voted for her? they were actually looking for someone with her characteristics. what else came in? one more if i've got time. she was selected by the voters, the voters determine who represents them. case in point, egregious words by elected officials does not matter unless a clear unlawful act maybe. >> that's a word salad, too much for me to comprehend. it was wrong for all of those who voted for donald trump to be painted with one broad brush. i'm using the word

host: this is connie out of illinois, republicans, good morning.ler: good morning i keep hearing everyone talking about what happened at charlottesville. but they only say the first part of donald trump's sentence, they are good people on both sides. i disavow white supremacist and the kkk and they leave that part out. the washington journal is good at playing clips good i wish he would play -- i wish you would play a cap of that. -- a clip of that. are they going to impeach the whole bunch of democrats that called for riots and everything else all summer long? i do not think so. one democrat lies and swears that it is the gospel a republican democrat speaks and there will be four or five republicans jumped in and want to be better than that. host: that is connie in illinois. a second impeachment of president trump. a reminder about the first impeachment. 13 months ago, that impeachment vote coming in december of 2019 in the house. he will remember that the first article was the abuse of power, the second article, obstruction of congress. mostly pa