for bill hwang surgically it was a jury. how would the banks be penalized if there was a win? sridhar: it is absolutely too early to tell. when we first heard of a probe like this we did not realize it was a criminal probe. it was in the immediate months after the collapse of archegos, june 2021. all regulated some prosecutors are trying to figure out if there was wrongdoing. after we saw the case against hwang the presumption was the case would have probably got away but that does not seem to be the case. it was merely dormant. now, the doj is ratcheting up the antitrust probe. how will this ultimately go, we don't know. whether there will be a case come out whether there will be a set of mind. what we do know is this general antitrust posture under the biden administration has been fairly muscular. they are loath to make any settlements. they are out there trying to score points and make it clear that if they feel there is some level of wrongdoing that comes under their jurisdiction, they will go after it hard. vonnie: it is a pile of metals, the whole case. that is sridhar

he ended up protesting that. >> ronny: david henry hwang. >> yeah. ended up -- this play is about him writing a play where he actually for his next play -- it's a little bit meta. he ends up mistakenly hiring a white actor to play an asian lead in his own play. and so that's what this show is about. and i play david henry hwang. >> ronny: and that actually is based on a true story. >> so much of this play is actually based on true events, he actually wrote a play called face value right after that, which was based on "miss saigon" and that play, the story of the casting of that play is in this play buried. >> ronny: so this is like inception -- play inception and i guess you just get attracted to extremely convoluted plot lines. >> [laughs] that's right, that's right. >> ronny: one of the main themes of the play is the idea of whether or not people of different races can play other races as actors. i guess what is your stance on that as an actor, a respected actor in the theater community. >> i have an opinion about it and it's kind of a hot take. >>

apn we're on track you funding for education is broken we need to fix proposition 13 he commissioner hwang the formula supports the community colleges and other statewide and proud to be support by the california institutions to reform prop 13 as an aide i worked to expand the classrooms into the community placing them into high schools and as a supervisor legislative aid with dcwf and as a board trustees i considered with phil to pass is legislative to allow all community colleges to have - i think for me that speaks to me record of working with different parties across the city and state to advance legislation and, you know, need to fix the broken system. thank you. >> thank you. and we'll lastly go with ali. >> i think the most important thing we hire a physician to help us with the state and legislation that's a full-time job that tracks the legislation on the local and federal advising the board how we can advocate or sign a letter of support and the second most important thing to show progress our board of supervisors have to see progress fillmore for city college we have made that s