and hey george galloway and award winning writer and professor watkins gentlemen good to fail and they let me stay. it over with you i know i've known you for years now over the years you have not shied away from blasting democrats when it's called for right when they're in the wrong they have railed against dark money for years since the citizens united ruling more than a decade ago but here they are reaping the rewards nancy pelosi nobody not no one in the mainstream media media has even touched the story what do you say to that. you know what i did end of the day you get something and then smile when we were just a very nice is just another example of why we need. the same. pain system because. you just want your general to control the people with the responsibility of creating policy going to the state so that you know. the same decision. when talking about republicans do we want people on the right do the same energy i will bring the people of the less we we just need reform and i know it was a crazy time you know you may not have been in america less you know if we have 4 more ye

george galloway, thank you very much i galloway, thank you very much indeed.itics this past decade than ukip. nigel farage led them as they forced the issue of brexit up the agenda. and while he's away, his old outfit are still around. donald mackay leads the party in scotland and donald mackay, i'm wondering what the uk independence party can offer in a world where brexit�*s been achieved? the point in ukip, both in scotland and wales is we are the only mainstream party campaigning to get rid of the respective assemblies, in this case, the scottish parliament. it is glorified and an expensive form of local authority, it is unnecessary and it should be deposited in the nearest recycling receptacle. the first minister of scotland earns more than the prime minister of great britain, which is a nonsense. we want to offer a voice to people who don't want the parliament in the first place, which we estimate to be around 16% of the population of scotland. we estimate to be around 1696 of the population of scotland.— population of scotland. really? 1696 ofthe populat

professor galloway, what is your answer? is the american work ethic dying?t believe so, michael. i think mr. henninger thesis that extending and expanding unemployment benefits would logically dampen the desire to go back to work. the issue is there is no evidence that supports that. the study from the chicago fed reflected the people who are receiving unemployment benefits that the intensity of their job search was greater than when their benefits ran out. i mean, the real -- the interesting thing in the data here, michael, is if you look 225,000 jobs added, all of those added were for men and net job loss for women. i think what that tells us is that w50% of our schools are closed down that remote learning is mom is responsible now f teaching the kids. on the other side of this trade, imagine being a worker in one of these jobs the last 12 months. you not only have to deal with your own mask but other people refusing to deal with a mask and your own workplace. since 2009, it has gone from workers earnings to 300 and minimum wage exploded from 725 to 725. i

let's talk through the galloway result.— the galloway result. was one of the areas that voted no _ three ways. that was one of the areas that voted no in _ three ways. that was one of the areas that voted no in the - areas that voted no in the independence referendum and it is still like the brexit hangover in other areas. that residual anti—independence vote in the referendum still holds. that anti-independence vote in the referendum still holds. that is ri t ht. it referendum still holds. that is right- it was — referendum still holds. that is right. it was one _ referendum still holds. that is right. it was one of— referendum still holds. that is right. it was one of the - referendum still holds. that is i right. it was one of the stronger referendum still holds. that is - right. it was one of the stronger no votes in 2014. it is quite a conservative electorate, it is a very stable electorate. a peripheral scotland, geographically peripheral, does not feel a strong connection with this place is people in the central belt do.— with this place

employment george galloway and former pentagon official mike maloof. george i will start over with you the russian delegate today tweeted this he said quote the joint commission j c p away at its meeting today opened a new round of talks on full restoration of the nuclear deal the participants agreed on the need to intensify the process the delegations seem to be ready to stay in vienna as long as necessary to achieve the goal now george it appears they are still using intermediaries but this is a positive note is that it is think the signal from the russian side the good music if you like seems to suggest it's not going to break down there's not going to be walkouts is obviously positive. the unfreezing of it in our search talk obviously helps to warm up the room although it is one of making the point the these are really in funds that should never have been frozen in the 1st place they're not going to be released as cash which is what they were when they were frozen but through some convoluted swiss jonell but nonetheless i don't want to be churlish.

george galloway and new york times bestselling author president of the phyllis schlafly evil for him and martin hellman good to see you again 1st 53 countries 53000 participants when asked about a number of issues threatening democracy i think agree or disagree the biggest agree was on economic inequality most people surveyed agreed about that but when asked what country threatens democracy the most between the u.s. china and russia the respondents agreed the u.s. was the bigger threat so what do you say to that george. the scottish national poor robert burns said the greatest if the god could give us is to see ourselves as other c.e.o.'s and that i think will have come as a big shock to some people in the united states how others see you you see when joe biden's up there are somewhat hesitantly because of his advancing whatever is telling us america's on the move again the rest of us are hiding under terrible manila the idea of the americas on the move again and coming our way is not something that we look forward to look the united states has invaded and occupied some 60 countries

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george galloway and new york times bestselling author president of the phyllis schlafly evil for him and martin gentlemen good to see you again 1st i think of 3 countries 53000 participants when asked about a number of issues threatening democracy i think agree or disagree the biggest agree was on economic inequality most people surveyed agreed about that but when asked what country threatens democracy the most between the u.s. china and russia the respondents agreed the u.s. was the bigger threat so why. do you say to that george. or the scottish national poor robert burns said the greatest if the god could give us is to see ourselves as other c.e.o.'s and that i think will have come as a big shock to some people in the united states how others see you you see when joe biden's up there are somewhat hesitantly because of his advancing whatever is telling us america's on the move again the rest of us are hiding under the table manila the idea of america's on the move again and coming our way is not something that we look forward to look the united states has invaded and occupied some

member of parliament george galloway to talk about this a little bit why it just doesn't seem to stopevery day it seems i wake up and there's another military exercise about another military exercise and by the way it goes both ways taiwan's do not tarry exercises the us into a military that's what i want the us the military sides with australia now to do it with japan and the philippines i mean where does it sound. well and let's take a leap of imagination imagine of that the united states had 4 hostile countries i know it's almost impossible to believe imagine america had 4 enemies and imagine the 4 navies of those 4 enemies turned up off the coast of the united states and conducted drills say in cuba where the landings amphibious landing a critical mass of warships firing missiles and so on how would the people of the united states how would the government of the united states react to that and you have to walk a mile in the other fellow's shoes in international affairs and if you try to you'll understand how irritating this must all be to china and why our spot of it must be to ch

george galloway and award winning writer and professor in the watkins gentlemen good to see you the let me start over with you i know i've known you for years now over the years you have not shied away from blasting democrats when it's called for right when they're in the wrong they have railed against dark money for years since the citizens united ruling more than a decade ago but here they are reaping the rewards nancy pelosi nobody not no one in the mainstream media media has even touched the story what do you say to that. you know at the end of the day you get something and then smile when you were just a very this is just another example of why we need. you know we need to reform the whole campaign system because. you just want your general to control the people with the responsibility of creating policy going to change it so that you know. the same decision in the brain when talking about what republicans do what people on the right do the same energy that will bring the people of the less we just need reform in our little was a crazy you know we may know that americans are less y

but george galloway standing — leadbeater.ction in particular the fortunes of keir starmer— particular the fortunes of keir starmer with lots of mutterings that if they— starmer with lots of mutterings that if they were to lose the seat it would — if they were to lose the seat it would really create some great difficulties for his leadership once again _ difficulties for his leadership once aaain. ., ., , ., difficulties for his leadership once a.ain_ ., ., , ., difficulties for his leadership once aaain. ., ., , ., she's again. your thoughts on this? she's not a typical— again. your thoughts on this? she's not a typical politician _ again. your thoughts on this? she's not a typical politician and - again. your thoughts on this? she's not a typical politician and in - again. your thoughts on this? she's not a typical politician and in that i not a typical politician and in that way it�*s good news. there�*s a lot of life experience, and the tragic death of her sister. clearly a lot of pressure on sir keir starmer. it will be i

galloway needs a 2.3% swing from the conservatives to the snp.nservatives to the snp to win it. it sounds plausible except for what we were just hearing about. assuming that happens in the seats, aberdeenshire west and galloway, that would be a big problem. look at the swings we saw in the seats we just saw about, those held that the snp did not take. in dumfriesshire, swing of 3.3% away from the snp to the conservatives. there was a .4% swing from the conservatives of the snp. assuming something similar happens in the remaining seats of aberdeenshire west and in galloway, that would make it difficult in that case, we imagine, for them to get a 65, and even if they managed to get those seats, they would still require an extra seat in the highlands and islands in order to get to that number. it is possible but looking unlikely or less likely thanit but looking unlikely or less likely than it did at certain points yesterday. and the snp will say that is not the only metric here. it is difficult in this system to get to 65 and the fact they are anyw

and joining me is podcast host scott galloway.ou've written about elon musk, and is tonight a disaster, a space-x launch, a failure to launch, somewhere in between, what do you think? >> first off, jim, good to be with you. i would say the answer is yes. "snl" is doing what they're supposed to do. a lot of people are talking about it and a lot of people are going to tune in but i think you kind of summed it up. the last person of this category was, the host was donald trump. i think it represents sort of what i call peak fetish-ization of innovators is. even steve jobs didn't host "snl" so i think it says more about the zeitgeist of our society than "snl." >> this is one of the wealthiest people ever. forbes last had his net worth at $146 billion, i think key start his own late night comedy show if he wanted to, why bother hosting "snl" do you think? >> oh, this would be fun. wouldn't you do this, im? i think it's just, a guy like this, you know, doesn't, isn't worried about health insurance, or getting a car, so this is a lot of

the shape of the mole of galloway which is a very conspicuous peninsula on the southwest side of the scottish coastline. and at that point i thought well no i just got no right to it not your nation. just out of curiosity i thought what it can't be if it was that if i walked northwest i should find an island and to cut a long story short 10 minutes later i had walked north discovered ben loeb and walked across around the mall climbed over ben nevis and arrived at the north coast of scotland at the white house to ensure realising that this was an astonishing relief model for the whole of scotland. the relief model features all the mountains and locks of the scottish landscape. keep a nuclear engineer set out to find the creators of this patriotic work to no avail . it was lost in the local memory. and. being an engineer. this offended me because a lot of creative design effort went into producing it who had made it and why and it eventually led to me discovering my colleague david cameron. david cameron is a retired architect from edinburgh is this part of the tree that. he knew that

looking down into the undergrowth i i noticed the shape and it looked like the shape of the mole of galloway which is a very conspicuous peninsula on the southwest side of the scottish coastline. and at that point i thought well no i've just got an overactive imagination. just out of curiosity i thought but it can't be if it were then if i walked northwest i should find an island and to cut a long story short 10 minutes later i had walked north. discovered ben loeb and walked across around the more climbed over ben nevis and arrived at the north coast of scotland at the white house to ensure realising that this was a. relief model for the whole of scotland. the relief model features all the mountains and loss of the scottish landscape. keith a nuclear engineer set out to find the creators of his patriotic work to no avail. was lost in the local memory. and. being an engineer. this offended me because a lot of creative design effort went into producing it who had made it and why and it eventually led to me discovering my colleague david cameron. david cameron is a retired architect from edinb

further north, heavy showers across wales, parts of north—west england and into dumfries and gallowayme scattered showers also in northern ireland, and some others missed the showers altogether. through the night as the showers die away in the south, it will turn murky across many other areas. this cloud will spread in from the north sea. it's going to be frost—free, 6 degrees in newcastle, 9 degrees in cardiff, and the good news for tomorrow is we are expecting fewer downpours but i want to emphasise the word viewer. we are expecting some thunderstorms quite possibly across western and southern areas of the uk. towards the east and central parts of the country we will have a fairly cloudy skies until at least lunchtime, then through the afternoon there will be a bit of sunshine. remember, some scattered downpours towards the west and south expected tomorrow as well. in the sunshine around 16 celsius. i'm going to level with you, the weekend is not looking great. we are expecting big downpours, some hail and thunder as well, both on saturday and sunday. and guess what, the heavy showe

and so i would like to introduce one of our operators, alena galloway who worked at agency for over 25 years with 19 years of safe driving experience and someone whom we rely upon for her direct advice. >> good afternoon. there's some expressions of gratitude in order. thank you to london breed, union, roger moranko, market street railway, rick lobsher, president, engineer body and pcc shop for their craftmanship when building the operators safetien close you'res. san francisco board of supervisor, citizens advisory committee, thank you to sfmta for placing the f-line back in business it takes a village to get our float rolling again. from castro and market to the west field shopping center past the railway museum and down the embarcadero to pier 39 and on to fisherman's wharf. the f-line transporting a diverse ridership in our diverse city on a uniquely diverse historic street cars. from all around the world, our cars are so unique, that people travel far and wide to get photo ops or a ride. now along with san francisco's resilience, and survival instincts, that is something to be pro

political party in secret off the bat they don't have much to say at all this week on in question george galloway the walk ins and ed martin discuss the real influence of dark money in u.s. politics and why it isn't being talked about. american machine a the great american narrative machine which is big tech big media and big government rehash the russia there's a judge who says oh my gosh it's still there and i'm over reporting something special it said one of the greatest hoax is perpetrated on the american people put it very effectively done meanwhile we find out that this swiss citizen maybe he's american i don't nobody knows spend hundreds of millions of dollars look there's more left and right can come together dark money. politics needs to be given by the shine by the light of day but here's where it's my colleague just said as long as we get rid of trouble i'm not sure right now that we're not in danger of losing this republican what we have the democrats brag to after the last election about fortifying the election with tens of millions of dollars dark money where they went in they chang

for example, they need in galloway for example, they need _ they need in galloway for example, theyl proportion list in the highlands and islands _ proportion list in the highlands and islands it— proportion list in the highlands and islands. it is possible they still could — islands. it is possible they still could do— islands. it is possible they still could do it, but it is a narrow and tortuous— could do it, but it is a narrow and tortuous path for them. it is likely they are _ tortuous path for them. it is likely they are going to get close to that magical— they are going to get close to that magical line, maybe 263, 64, probably— magical line, maybe 263, 64, probably around 62 or 63, but not 65. probably around 62 or 63, but not 65 which — probably around 62 or 63, but not 65. which means that there will be very likely. — 65. which means that there will be very likely, with the scottish greens, _ very likely, with the scottish greens, who are pro independence as well, _ greens, who are pro independence as well, there _ greens, who are pro independence as well, there is— greens

the shape of the mole of galloway which is a very conspicuous peninsula on the southwest side of the scottish coastline. and at that point i thought well no i've just got no right to not a nation. just out of curiosity i thought but it can't be if it were then if i wore . north west i should find an island and to cut a long story short 10 minutes later i had walked north discovered ben roland walked across around the more climbed over ben nevis and arrived at the north coast of scotland at the lighthouse to ensure realising that this was a. relief model of the whole of scotland. the relief model features all the mountains and loss of the scottish landscape. a nuclear engineer set out to find the creators of this patriotic work to no avail. was lost in the local memory. and. being. offended me because a lot of creative design effort went into producing it who had made it and why and it eventually led to me discovering my colleague david cameron. david cameron is a retired architect from edinburgh is this part of the tree. that the relief was the brainchild of yon tamasha a polish 2nd

well aware making and gag on local galloway at the moment. when i am on. life there's. this is do we do is live from berlin no let up in the bloodshed israel builds up troops for a possible ground invasion as the deadly conflict with the palestinian excavates israeli forces pound targets including residential buildings in the palestinian territories and in israel cities communities turn against each other the prime minister condemning reports of mom violence. and purged she feels the trunk loyalty test will now u.s. house republicans have sacked liz cheney from the top job the world our own party that some see her as a new leader for the post trying to tear up. the ass. on whether mark thank you very much for your company we open this broadcast with the increasing the worsening conflict between israelis and palestinians israeli forces are reported to be building up at the gaza border thomas militants have launched hundreds of rockets into israel israeli forces have responded with devastating air strikes on gaza and mob violence has broken out in israeli cities that are

further north, heavy showers across wales, parts of north—west england and into dumfries and gallowayther areas. this cloud will spread in from the north sea. it's going to be frost—free, 6 degrees in newcastle, 9 degrees in cardiff, and the good news for tomorrow is we are expecting fewer downpours but i want to emphasise the word viewer. we are expecting some thunderstorms quite possibly across western and southern

scott galloway, a good friend of the program had an important essay this week about how the u.s.l project its vaccine excellence abroad. do we have the supply of vaccines to meet our needs and at the same time, really begin to distribute to troubled nations? >> we can do a lot. we certainly have enough to meet our needs, but it is going to take even more than that because there are so many people in the world and in countries like india where the virus has really been running amok. i think part of the answer is the u.s. manufacturing vaccines for the world and the other part of the answer is the u.s. being a real team player in building production capacity across the world. tom: do you see other nations looking at the best practices of the united kingdom, new zealand, the united nations -- edit states and other nations who have gotten this right? are we learning what they are done -- i we learning what they have done and catching up? joshua: they may not see it that way. they may see it as the united states has vaccines and we want vaccines. certainly we have shown that the vacci

it always amazed that judge galloway is telling people in london just before yorktown that four out of five americans support the british. and always insisted on that. the situation is fluid, people are changing sides. their modern methods to try to get an opinion poll. even with those methods we often still cannot get an accurate representation. the second things it seems to me as important is finding support. in the french even though they are not formally involved in the war giving sanctuary to american ships, they were really helping to keep the revolution solvent. the dutch were sending vital supplies, that seems to be a common factor in all such counterinsurgency. clearly terrain. british army has always been very small the real pride was the navy the naval museum is much bigger than the army museum. [laughter] they basically had an army of conquest they could take to any american city but none was occupation. the third of the british army was constantly seeing nothing but garrett's. the british could not have dealt with that if they had won the war, how do you then maintain by f

the shape of the mole of galloway which is a very conspicuous peninsula on the southwest side of the scottish coastline and at that point i thought well no i've just got no right to it not a nation. just out of curiosity i thought but it can't be if it were then if i walked northwest i should find an island and to cut a long story short 10 minutes later i had walked north. discovered ben logan and walked across around the. climbed over ben nevis and arrived at the north coast of scotland at the white house to ensure realizing that this was a. relief model for the whole of scotland. the relief model features all the mountains and lots of the scottish landscape. keep a nuclear engineer set out to find the creators of his patriotic work to no avail. lost in the local memory. and. being an engineer. this offended me because a lot of creative design effort went into producing it who had made it and why and it eventually led to me discovering my colleague david cameron. david cameron is a retired architect from edinburgh is part of the tree. that the relief was the brainchild of yon tamash

the shape of the mole of galloway which is a very conspicuous peninsula on the southwest side of the scottish coastline. and at that point i thought well no i've just got an overactive imagination. just out of curiosity i thought but it can't be if it were then if i walked northwest i should find an island and to cut a long story short 10 minutes later i had walked north. discovered ben loeb and walked across around the more climbed over ben nevis and arrived at the north coast of scotland at the white house to ensure realizing that this was a. relief model for the whole of scotland. the relief model features all the mountains and locks of the scottish landscape. keith a nuclear engineer set out to find the creators of this patriotic work to no avail 2. they've lost in local memory. and. being an engineer. this offended me because a lot of creative design effort went into producing it who had made it and why and it eventually led to me discovering my colleague david cameron. david cameron is a retired architect from edinburgh is part of the. new that the relief was the brainchild of

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well we are making gag on local galloway at the moment. what i meant. was. that. this is due to reduce life from berlin death and destruction and despair the u.n. secretary general condemns the sense of the cycle of bloodshed in the middle east but there's still no end in sight. to. the israeli military use pounding gaza pressure for a cease fire grows permissive prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the gum gardens of the enclave will continue with full force and into newfound freedom people in britain will be able to enjoy a pint in doors hug their loved ones and meet others at home but their relaxation of lockdown rules is marred by concerns about a highly contagious colonna virus very. on one of the rock a very warm welcome after a week of fighting there so no end in sight to the deadly violence between israel and militants in gaza ceasefire appeals continue to go unheeded and residents of gaza have experienced the heaviest bombardment by the israeli army since hostilities erupted a week ago while israel says it destroyed tunnels used by militants and the hom

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as the new variant is believed to be more infectious, galloway has had to burn more than 17000 expired coven 19 vaccines. because not enough people want to take the job. health minister can be, they can go to help to incinerator batch of vaccines that are out of date. she says many people in law, we are concerned about the safety of an oxidation because of anti vaccine propaganda. it took that destroying the expired batch will boost public confidence . africa has received just 32000000 doses of covered 19 vaccines and just over half of that has made it into people's arms. new supplies have dried up after india blocked exports to battle. it so not break. but growing vaccine hesitancy means this is that are available, are either being destroyed or given away. nicholas hack, explain at a cove in 1900 vaccination center in goma, in the democratic republic of congo nurses wait for members of the public to show up for free vaccine hours. go by sometimes days before a patient appears willing to get innoculated. only about 5000 people out of 90000000 have taken up the offer of a vaccine among

my name is kaitlyn galloway, and i'm a long time resident of san francisco. i'm calling in, like the others, to just voice my support for the businesses along hugo street. i think this proposed project is going to be detrimental to a business corner that i think has kind of been a model of how small businesses can survive in such a horrific year. the way these businesses have turned to their community and adapted. i'm just going to read back to you a portion of the criteria that i see here on your website for, you know, discretionary review, which is what we're discussing, and it says the exceptional and extraordinary circumstances occur where the design of a project does not enhance or conserve neighborhood character or a balance of right to develop properties with the occupants. these circumstances arise largely due to unusual context. i just want to highlight that we are in an unusual context in 2020 coming out of a pandemic -- >> clerk: thank you. that is your time. >> hi. my name is alexis spaulding, and i'm calling in opposition of the project at 217 hu

and so i would like to introduce one of our operators, alena galloway who worked at agency for over 25rs of safe driving experience and someone whom we rely upon for her direct advice. >> good afternoon. there's some expressions of gratitude in order. thank you to london breed, union, roger moranko, market street railway, rick lobsher, president, engineer body and pcc shop for their craftmanship when building the operators safetien close you'res. san francisco board of supervisor, citizens advisory committee, thank you to sfmta for placing the f-line back in business it takes a village to get our float rolling again. from castro and market to the west field shopping center past the railway museum and down the embarcadero to pier 39 and on to fisherman's wharf. the f-line transporting a diverse ridership in our diverse city on a uniquely diverse historic street cars. from all around the world, our cars are so unique, that people travel far and wide to get photo ops or a ride. now along with san francisco's resilience, and survival instincts, that is something to be proud of. it's an hon

it'll feature appearances by lady gaga, glenn close, nba players demar derozan, langston galloway todren's book titled "the bench" next month. it is going to be a very busy summer for the couple, as they await the arrival of baby number two. >>> all right. next up, the los angeles lakers. have you heard about this? hulu announced yesterday it is working on an expansive nine-part docu-series chronicling the last four decades of the nba team's greatest highs and lows. in the series yet to be titled, fans will hear from some of the lakers greatest star players, including magic johnson, kareem abdul jabar, shaq, and dozens more it'll start off with the 1979 acquisition of famed lakers owner jerry west, an empire this comes at the same time hbo is making a series on the 1980s lakers starring adrian brody, look at this, as pat riley. >> wow. >> look, look, michael jordan's wildly popular "last dance" series taught us anything, people can't get enough of the stories inside the nba. >>> finally, big news from the world of music let's start with the billboard music awards we can exclusively a

and so i would like to introduce one of our operators, alena galloway who worked at agency for over 25 years with 19 years of safe driving experience and someone whom we rely upon for her direct advice. >> good afternoon. there's some expressions of gratitude in order. thank you to london breed, union, roger moranko, market street railway, rick lobsher, president, engineer body and pcc shop for their craftmanship when building the operators safetien close you'res. san francisco board of supervisor, citizens advisory committee, thank you to sfmta for placing the f-line back in business it takes a village to get our float rolling again. from castro and market to the west field shopping center past the railway museum and down the embarcadero to pier 39 and on to fisherman's wharf. the f-line transporting a diverse ridership in our diverse city on a uniquely diverse historic street cars. from all around the world, our cars are so unique, that people travel far and wide to get photo ops or a ride. now along with san francisco's resilience, and survival instincts, that is something to be pro

and so i would like to introduce one of our operators, alena galloway who worked at agency for over 25rely upon for her direct advice. >> good afternoon. there's some expressions of gratitude in order. thank you to london breed, union, roger moranko, market street railway, rick lobsher, president, engineer body and pcc shop for their craftmanship when building the operators safetien close you'res. san francisco board of supervisor, citizens advisory committee, thank you to sfmta for placing the f-line back in business it takes a village to get our float rolling again. from castro and market to the west field shopping center past the railway museum and down the embarcadero to pier 39 and on to fisherman's wharf. the f-line transporting a diverse ridership in our diverse city on a uniquely diverse historic street cars. from all around the world, our cars are so unique, that people travel far and wide to get photo ops or a ride. now along with san francisco's resilience, and survival instincts, that is something to be proud of. it's an honor and a pleasure to be a operator in the city of

and so i would like to introduce one of our operators, alena galloway who worked at agency for over 25 with 19 years of safe driving experience and someone whom we rely upon for her direct advice. >> good afternoon. there's some expressions of gratitude in order. thank you to london breed, union, roger moranko, market street railway, rick lobsher, president, engineer body and pcc shop for their craftmanship when building the operators safetien close you'res. san francisco board of supervisor, citizens advisory committee, thank you to sfmta for placing the f-line back in business it takes a village to get our float rolling again. from castro and market to the west field shopping center past the railway museum and down the embarcadero to pier 39 and on to fisherman's wharf. the f-line transporting a diverse ridership in our diverse city on a uniquely diverse historic street cars. from all around the world, our cars are so unique, that people travel far and wide to get photo ops or a ride. now along with san francisco's resilience, and survival instincts, that is something to be proud of.