. >> good afternoon david lindsey department staff enough time a one story vertical edition and to theear of a two-story single-family that was analyzed by the department staff not a expansion under the planning code 317 the second property on the east side near anza in the outer richmond the deep lot is developed with a second story constructed in 1915 the lot is a key lot as it is outside lot line abuts the lot lines on anza one owned by the dr requester the the subject property in the immediate neighborhoods are zoned rh-1 and characterized by two-story single-family homes constructed from the 1980s through the 1940s slopes from geary lfld in governed to anza in the south south of the the subject property are two duplexes one and corner of 44 and anza the department has received 29 letters in opposition to the project that were submitted and included in the packet since the packet were about sent out one additional letter of opposition has been received i'll submit to the planning commission secretary for the record. >> the dr requester is fred who owns 5232 anza the rear property l

>> okay, so, david, lindsey graham never minces wrorords. but your thoughts on that?did president trump change perhaps a global view of him because of what he's done? >> i think michael is on to something in that we really don't know if the president has transformed himself to a sort of quasi isolationist america-first foreign policy president to a more traditional reaganite republican foreign policy president. we're going to have to see how he handles the middle east and asl as asia, et cetera, going forward. what i can tell you is that republicans on the hill, including lindsey graham that i spoke to on friday, felt very reassured that the syria action means that trump is abandoning a lot of what he campaigned on from a foreign policy perspective. they really appreciated the fact that he took a leadership role in the middle east for the united states, and that he put russia on notice that if they were going to be complicit with bashar al assad and his use of chemical weapons, there were going to be consequences. one of the things that a lot of lawmakers were really

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david: let me ask you one more question about the congressional response. we heard from senators lindsey graham and john mccain earlier saying, quote, "unlike the previous administration, president trump confronted a pivotal moment in syria and took action here he deserves the support of the american people. -- took action. he deserves theuprt of the american people." what else has congress set about these strikes yesterday? kevin: house speaker paul ryan also supporting president trump and their decisive action on syria. now, he has also received somewhat praise from senate minority leader chuck schumer as well as house minority leader nancy pelosi. while they are saying they hope he will visit congress to deliver a concrete plan on syria, they are also saying -- and this is important -- that the action was appropriate and measured for them to take. some lawmakers criticizing him within the democratic party and the tea party, but most democrats and virtually all republicans saying that the response was measured. david: thanks very much. that's kevin cirilli, bloomberg's chief washington

david: the president will have dinner tonight with senator bob corker and last night he had dinner with senator lindsey the white house is reaching out but who leads here? who from the white house is leading the outreach to the hill? president mike pence. earlier this week, the vice president cut short his trip internationally so he could return to washington ahead of key meetings including the tax meeting, including what is happening with health care and ahead of the conclusion of the 100 days. this is someone who comes from congress and has these that thatips, people people like reince priebus may not have that. that's where these stories really matter. how the personalities influence the policy and politics. the point i would raise in terms of these meetings is that senator bob corker is someone who was rumored at one point to be othe short list for vice president but also someone who has criticized the administration as has senator john mccain so the shows an outrage on behalf of the president to reach out to republicans who have been critical of him for quite some time. david: looking ahead to the

david jolly. thanks for being with us here today, representative. >> good to be with you, richard. you got it. >> so let's go first to lindseyraham, what vaughn was talking about. he's hitting the road, unlike other senators, in repeated fashion here. why do you think he's doing that and what do you make of his messaging? >> because lindsey graham can hold his own. god bless lindsey graham right now if you're a republican. i've traveled the middle east with lindsey graham. we've met with refugees at the syrian border and heads of state and kings. lindsey graham would sit across a president who is concerned about donald trump and say, don't worry about donald trump. presidents come and go. senators die in office. and that's his attitude. his attitude is to use the article 1 authority that the founders enjigsvisioned for the senate. and the house has blown its credibility between health care and the russia investigation and we know where the credibility of this administration sits right now. >> well, you being from the other side of the hill, though, on the house, you will not die in office necessarily or not most congress mem

david is right. this is policy by impulse. and what you saw last night was an action, not a policy. >> yeah. >> this was a moment where john mccain and marco rubio and lindsey graham and everybody else who has been out there for ages saying we've got to have a cohesive, coherent policy against the assad regime, to not only to defeat isis, for one moment donald trump did something in that lane. he is impulsive. he has the attention span of a gnat on meth. this is a guy with zero ability to focus. by tomorrow we could be back to crazy tweet town. and i don't think he has ever thought it through. i think there are competing strains. mcmaster, mattis, and to my understanding now, a little bit even rex tillerson, one of the more nuanced thing. bannon wants to keep assad in power so he can wage his war against the brown people. and this is an administration that is riven by all these different strains and different competing schools of thought. and i think trump literally, i think david's exactly right. he saw some terrible pictures and said turn the key, launch the missiles. i don't think this is considered in any way. >> rick wilson gets the last word in this s

. >> david ignatius, that's what everybody was concerned about at the time, not just the obama administration, but republicans and lindsey graham, too, that they were trying to offer a deal to lessen sanctions relief. again, this is one more building block that you just build up on one more contact with russia, one more connection that the administration or members of the administration lied about. you keep stacking these up, at some point they stop being coincidental and they're part of a much bigger pattern. >> i do think this seychelles meeting probably tells us more about the uae's own diplomacy with russia which has been extensive, the leader of the uae went to russia ten years ago to begin exploring whether they could pull russia towards the uae away from iran. that is a major goal of theirs. it involved the trump administration in the intermediary, the russian in the seychelles was somebody who has also met with former obama administration senior officials within the month prior to this. i think it may tell us aittle more about that at of diplomacy. trump himself through jared kushner was trying various other back