. >> i'm dennis richards here as a private citizen. the prior citizen took the wind from my sails. we have a real estate bill in front of us. the approach to building housing that costs $600,000 and $700,000 a unit won't make the teacher or security guard able to afford it. if senator wiener wanted to an affordable housing bill he'd look at housing and if you build more luxury units the prices of the luxury units comes down. hour the person at -- however the person at the bottom of the rung has no benefit. if you lower the price of rolls-royces, the price of priuss don't come down. the market has failed us. what do we do about it? the state's imposing a role that will tell us what to do. >> thank you. >> may i address the public, speaker, please, mr. richards. i have a question for you. i wanted to know that we have heard today about this will lead to the building of more affordable housing. can you please clarify that for us? >> so many of the things that are coming out in support of this legislation are technically true but don't solve the problem. we have a nexus study that says

. >> and commissioner dennis to richards' point, to his point it doesn't make sense if there are pending litigation and other projects in the pipeline that are as ready or almost as ready. what is the timing that we are going to lock up the allocation before we can free it up if the litigation goes on for a while? >> the answer is i don't know. i can't tell you when that litigation may or may not be settled. this is always the case with our appeal and litigation process. there's always appeals and there's nothing to guarantee it wouldn't happen with other projects outside of central soma. >> i understand that. >> 5m was not within the central soma area. >> for other projects we don't have this cap. we don't have the locking up of the square footage that doesn't permit other project to go forward. it may not bring benefits when things republic litigated. -- when things are being litigated. cut both ways. he's someone proposing modification and suing the project. there's a benefit. there's way to deal with it and heinz can sue everybody to stop the project in central soma. it's somewhat ne

the three people that were killed in the bombing that day including little martin richard from my neighborhood and dennisident is supposed to keep the people of the united states safe. >> first and foremost. steve: my job is to keep you safe but at the same time the people who have actually taken lives should be able to vote that seems at odds with the job. >> when you look at what is going on in this world, there is seriously -- there is serious movements to attack democracies. you saw that last weekend in sri lanka. we saw it on 9/11 down on the tip of manhattan here with 343 of my brothers and almost 3,000 of my fellow americans were murdered. absolutely first and foremost the role and responsibility of the commander-in-chief of this united states is to protect the citizens. steve: all right. thank you very much for your service. >> god bless america. indeed. steve: thank you, sir. straight ahead on this wednesday. hillary clinton wants president trump to be indicted. >> any other person who has engaged in those acts would certainly have been indicted. steve: real have any well, the president's attorn