but i don't believe that the revolutionary wave is going to be more successful -- i do not believe as well that kremlin people and corrupt politicians will freely give up the power. i do not believe it. and for the opposition and so many people, what is at stake -- it may be the campaign, but for those guys, just try to get in their brain. for those guys, you don't have much options, you know? i do not think they will freely give up the power like the oligarchs are not going to freely give up the money. why i am saying i believe the more candidates, the more elections, the better is just -- look at the perestroika time, like gorbachev. that is a prime example. a heavily bureaucratic guy elected by the communist party, by the communist ticket came to power and helped with other ideas, may be small, different strategy coming to power and rapidly changing the russian approach and that is why so many any -- so many russians hate him. if we create many, many thousands of navalnys, i believe it will slowly come this way or ignite in terms of revolution in collapse, but you cannot sit and ho

i don't think people will believe it. i don't believe as well that kremlin people and corrupt politicians are going to freely give up the power here i don't believe it. then for opposition over so many people is, what is at stake, you ask. maybe winning campaigns before those guys just try to get in their brain, like for those guys, like winning or like going to prison? you don't have much options, you know. i don't think they will freely give up the power in the same way like the oligarchs are not going to be freely and happily giving up the money, but why i'm saying like i believe the more candidates, the more elections, the better is just, like look at like gorbachev, is a prime example. that quickly happen in russia and heavily communistic bureaucratic guy elected by communist party, you know, like elected on the communist ticket came to power and help with other ideas, with small maybe like different strategy, too far but then rapidly changed the russian approach. that's why the russians hate him actually so many peop

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i believe that in order to solve it it's going to take -- i keep hearing whole of government. whenever i hear whole of government i think that means none of government. somebody's got to be in charge. i hope that you will urge the administration, i.c., d.n.i. to take charge of this issue so that it's not scattered all over the government. we've got to solve t we had testimony something like 950,000 security clearances in backlog. and we're losing good people. there's an opportunity cost there. it's just unacceptable in terms of our ability to defend the country. i hope you will take on as part of your mission pushing for the -- an organizational response to this where there's some central responsibility and accountability for this. mr. evanina: thank you, senator. we in the government look at the national intelligence as the security executive agent for this process. i believe and government believes through executive order he is accountable for the policies set forth how we conduct investigations, and by virtue as executor of that program, i believe that a responsibility lies

i believe that prop h. es not go as far to ensure that there is adequate training, adequate accountability and adequate data for the election. and there is adequate checks o on... what i mean by that, is i believe the standard would -- it is less than, less restrictive than the standards that the commission put forward. i also believe that prop h. is a perfect example of what not to do in the face of the doj recommendations. i specifically reference recommendation number 70 which basically says that the way that sfpd currently makes his policies and procedures is to protract it. it is to meyer at the red tape. the word i like to use as nimble. it is not nimble enough. it is not nimble enough and making sure that any new data, new evidence, new community perspectives that come to light will quickly, and efficiently, and adequately be put in to any policy that is agreed upon by all. thank you. >> supervisor safai: my question would be, have you attended any meeting is? and if so, how many over the last few yea

i believe not just because she has told me so or even because she said it and friend of the committee under oath because i have heard from people who have worked with her over years you know and trust are jim clapper, and any many others everyone of them have trusted her to push back on actions that may be inappropriate coming from this president furthermore i believe someone will push back strongly against any attempts by this president to undercut or denigrate the professional men women of the cia and that responsibility first and foremost to speak truth tote power with those implications. for these reasons i am supporting ms. haspel nomination to director of the cia i respect my colleagues to make a different decision i have spent weeks working through this but the cia as we know this afternoon i believe she should be confirmed out of full disclosure i look forward to her performance to convince those who could not support her today that her value to our country will make our nation safer she will act in accordance with the principles of our country i give the 30 seconds to my coll

and i believe that we will choose the path of dialogue which would allow us to reach. a not ever broader framework agreement and the end goal as i see it is on the one hand for the agreement of july twenty fifteen to be amended with those three strategic agreements but i believe that we reach some concert here now the russian journalist interfax agency please. because of the government interfax agency. i have a question for both presidents mr putin you said that you have discussed american sanctions and their withdrawal from the g c b a way have you perhaps discussed some kind of the russian french plan for the russian and french companies. to bear the blunt of the american sections without any detriment and how can you joined the work on this issue and now question to you mr mccraw on what measures are you going to undertake in order to protect french companies from possible american sanctions. following your cooperation with iran and how do you see the future of the disappear after the united states withdrawal thank you. from. s. for sanctions pressure i know that we

jagan opposite but you don't put i truly believe in this initiative and so on this whole i have also proposed to president clinton for us to work to very specifically in the human experience here at the moment and you might have a little. i had made a decision several weeks ago about the end of april and to give a new impetus to feel see this organization and to invest this fifty million year old. in the humanitarian activities as an apology or not with you on the syrian territory get your. thinking to think your goodness and we will work together with different n.g.o.s you will conduct humanitarian activities in different regions of syria one of the that we see you both in the place where they are most needed you and your ma. is that of all three of them that i believe that mr putin also really pushes the same thing with the i.p.l. method i think are going to this work that will allow us to be truly helpful to you in syria we perceive it. and to hell of it and syrian people. i should get access to the data much needed humanitarian aid and the global only if you can if we i mean inte

>> i believe we in two aspects of that. i think our adversaries need to know our policy is real and it will manifest itself in their home base so they understand it. more importantly, we owe it to the american people for them to understand that the government has policies and procedures in place to protect them, protect private industry from the cyber threats we face. i concur we need to be a little bit more effective and efficient with our deterrence policies. >> i hope you'll help us develop that strategy. otherwise, we're just going to continue to be chipped away at again, we're looked on as a kind of free lunch in this regard. thank you. i appreciate your testimony. >> thank you, if senator. >> i just want to echo what are senator king has said that we need that. i was again disappointed that it appears the national security council is now trying to eliminate the position in the white house we direct report to the president. that doesn't accepted the right signal. thank you very much, bill for your testimony. look forwar

detrimental consequences so the theme of this forum i believe is very apt very well chosen interest can be different to feel just. as an ability to live in one so. well as to believe another that is the capacity to build something in the long run . as you know. and more in piece by tell us what happened between fair brazuca and clout on carriage hire. the. shows his optimism has maybe ten at the same time belief in himself or any other place you have looked at cara tired and he was incapable of believing in himself and yet he was affected by this optimism of platonic or attire and as a result he emerged stronger due to this contact with another person that is what trust is about don't. put the. time is required. respect for one another dialectics with regard to yourself and to those around you that is what we. understand if you believe that our past our history have given us all the premises for building distrust of this let me get back to the notion of trust. trust as a person switches state by state together. didn't you see the political view. we were working and peaceful no clear we

i believe that it's doing a great injustice to the potential of so many people in this country. and i'm very blessed to have lived my own american dream, and i got involved in public service because i wanted to make sure that other people could also reach their dreams. and so i'm going to think about it and make a decision before the end of the year. >> our guest will be here to talk about this and other issues until 9:00. if you want to ask him questions, 202-784 for democrats, and 8001 for republicans, and 8002 for independents. you can tweet us questions. one more question. looking at potentially a possible run, what did you learn from the 2016 election? and what to do or whatnot to do if you are considering a run yourself? >> i think that's been, i think that's been andalized so many times. but hillary clinton got 2.8 million more votes than president trump however he got more electoral votes. so more work they need to do in 2018 and 2020. i believe that whatever happens in 2020 in terms of who runs, i believe that the democratic nominee is going to be somebody who has a visi

>> i believe that the comments the representative made are spot on. >> i appreciate mr. romney. following up on the wording of the question i'd like you to address the issue of if the affordable care act is taken away as has been frequently voted on in the house what will be the substitute with respect to pre-existing conditions, the uninsured coverage for those in especially given our audience and university are people who are not on their parents insurance but were covered under the affordable care act to be able to have their parents insurance cover them. and no specifics how would you respond to? >> first of all obamacare does need to be repealed but i don't want to see the federal government stepped in with the new federal program. i want health care to return to the states and the state level will be able to make sure we have coverage for people with pre-existing conditions. we can expand coverage to make sure that everybody ultimately has access to insurance and has insurance. those two elements have to be part of any plan that is created and i can tell you this, having h

i believe we added seven stars to our wall last year. perhaps i could cite one personal example of an officer who worked for me, she was the most extraordinary woman, she was our number one al qaeda expert, i worked with her in the counterterrorism center. she was having her third baby in those days following 9/11, but we needed her because she had such deep expertise. she later worked for me on terrorism issues in a foreign capital and then she went to afghanistan and she and six colleagues were murdered by a suicide bomber who penetrated our base. these are very real sacrifices, these are my friends and colleagues. all of us at cia have a commitment and an honor bound obligation to uphold the memory of those officers, mothers who have left their children to go to the field and sometimes have given them their all in service of this country. >> thank you, senator cornyn. senator reid. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, miss haspel. you've been working with administration now for 15 months, you've had the opportunity to brief the presi

i believe i would have been reprimanded if i did not put all my energy into trying to avoid this particular outcome. fully in the french foreign policy, which is based on independence. i understand there are things that tie us very closely with the united states, in so far as the foreign security is concerned, and i enjoy these close relationships, but there are many topics we do not see eye to eye. whichis also friendship thanks to our history and our past, but there are certain things we disagree with, for example as far as the climate, i was not able to convince president trump not to withdraw because he made this promise on his campaign. tried to push together and in this sense, i would like to extend my gratitude to china and xi jinping who immediately felt the need to act, and we were able to do it so that nobody else gave up on this agreement. the speed of the ratification process speaks aptly of the international process. president trump lost out. nobody followed him in what he was trying to do, so waiting to uphold our commitments. we are not reaching to the level we need to becaus

i believe we added seven stars to our wall last year. perhaps i could cite one personal example of an officer who worked for me. she was the most extraordinary woman. she was our number one al qaeda expert. i worked with her in the counter terrorism center. she was having her third baby in those days following 9/11, but we needed her because she had such deep expertise. she later worked for me on terrorism issues in a foreign capital, and then she went to afghanistan, and she and six colleagues were murdered by a suicide bomber who penetrated our base. these are very real sacrifices. these are my friends and colleagues. all of us at cia have a commitment and an honor-bound obligation to uphold the memory of those officers, mothers who have left their children, to go to the field and sometimes have given their all in service of this country. >> i thank senator cornyn and senator reid. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you, miss haspel. you have been working with the administration for 15 months and have briefed the president. have you e

>> i know you believed it was legal. want to see -- i want to feel -- i want to trust that you have the moral compass that you said you have. you're giving very legalistic answers to very fundamentally moral questions. >> senator, you know, we have provided the committee every evaluation since my training report when i first joined in 1985. in all of my assignments i have conducted myself honor blee and in accordance with u.s. law. my parents raised me right, i know the difference between right and wrong. >> let's move on to the videotapes. you told me earlier this week that you supported the decision of the cia's deputy director of operations to order the destruction of those videotapes depicting the use of vits. would you still support that order today? >> senator, i would not. i think it's -- as i said, it's very important that people learn. experience is a good teacher and the piece that was missing from the tapes was making sure that we had all the stakeholders concurrence. there's also another very important leader

then, another statement, which i believe i got this one a little bit earlier. this was from their head of security, earnest carrera. amarch 18, at 1:54 a.m. a fight broke out. due to the fight taking place off property and involving patronage from other venues, i instructed my staff to stand down. after several minutes the crowd dispersed in other directions -- after several more minutes, the crowd disbursed in different directions with no injured parties including venue staff. approximately five to ten minutes after the fight disbursed at 2:00 a.m. when we were moving the barricades into the property as the club was clear, i heard shots coming from across the street. the timeline here is actually pretty important. they stated that it was at 1:54. the actual time was 1:59:15. this is when the first tight started. at 2:09 the shots were fired. so this was not a fight that went on for five minutes or ten minutes, it was actually very quickly. at 206 was when the first 911 call, and at 2:09 was when the first unit responded. after reading the statements, it looked

i believe we added seven stars to our wall last year. perhaps i could cite one personal example of an officer who worked for me. she was the most extraordinary woman. she was our number one al qaeda expert. i worked with her in the counterterrorism center. she was having her third baby in those days following 9/11, but we needed her because she had such deep expertise. she later worked for me on terrorism issues in a foreign capital, and then she went to afghanistan, and she and six colleagues were murdered by a suicide bomber who penetrated our base. these are very real sacrifices. these are my friends and leagues. all of us at cia have a commitment and an honor-bound obligation to uphold the memory of those officers, mothers who have left their children to go to the field and sometimes have given their all in service of this country. >> thank you, senator. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you miss haspel. you've been working with administration now for 15 months. you've had the opportunity to brief the president. have you ever been alo

and i know it's not you you are in a key position and i believe that in order to solve it, it's going to take the whole of government whenever i are the whole oawhole of government, ths none of government. somebody's got to be charge and i hope that you will urge the administration to take charge of this issue so that it's not scattered all over the government, because we've got to solve it. we had somethin have something 0 security cleared as and backlog and we are losing good people. there's an opportunity cost and it's just unacceptable in the ability tinability to defend th, so i hope you will take on as a part of the mission pushing for an organizational response to this where there is a central responsibility and accountability for this. >> thank you, senator. the government will look at the national intelligence as a security executive agent for the process, and i believe that the government believes that he is accountable for the policies on how we conduct investigations, by virtue of these programs i believe the responsibility of leadership wise with me. >> when i was in busi

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>> that is the regulation, i believe, 600.1. that's the regulation that i felt required me to recuse myself. >> as reported last week, you told the white house counsel you would consider resigning as attorney general if the president fired deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. i'm not going to ask about that conversation. but if the president were to improperly fire either the deputy attorney general that supervised the russia investigation, or the special counsel, would you resign in opposition? >> senator leahy, that calls for a speculative answer and i can'i answer that. >> even though it answers? you don't have to answer that. your smile answers the question. and lastly you've been asked about lp. whatever studies is being done there, that would be open and transparent, will it not? >> we will do so. and, look, i have some doubts about that program. the committee believes in that program. we'll talk about it. and before any action occurs. >> yeah. because we have appropriated the money and we have directed the program to go

i believe our responsibility lives in the critical time before a child reaches adulthood. us teach children the of all aspects of their well-being, which includes a social, emotional and physical health. there are too many critical issues facing children today, so the three main pillars of "be best" will include wellbeing, social media use, and opioid abuse. together, i believe we should strive to provide kids with the tools they need to cultivate their social and emotional health. we can and should teach children the importance of social and self awareness, positive relationship skills, and responsible decision making. once a child understands these vital skills, they will be able to community openly with one another and instill positive feelings of mutual respect, compassion and self-esteem. let us teach our children the difference between right and wrong and encourage them to be best in their individual paths in life. take, for example, christian bachs, a young man from york, pennsylvania, who is here with us today. when in second grade, he introduced the buddy bench to

i believe there is a centralized union which there's -- shares of certain roles. europes also another which is in other regions, which is not part of the centralized nucleus. sense, i often think about the place in the consulate does the space of law and valleys which identify countries is a broader europe. this is quite feasible. i believe certain work needs to be put in place. reform is necessary. on top of that, i believe it is important for us to enjoy very deep common projects for the future years to come. that really depends upon the two of you, if you allow me to expose this joke. there are certain points in makes one makear certain decisions. i don't think we are doomed to that, but we carry a lot of responsibility of the point in time when we can't talk about it. russia is your goal for and the west? where do you want to see russia and the west, despite these misunderstandings? where do you want to take russia ? do you want st. petersburg, this place seen as a symbol of the western capital of russia, can you imagine this being integrated into europe in the

they want to turn the page i do believe and move forward. we had some very, very frank conversations. i said, if you want me to help you, then i need for you to help me. we need to have greater access. we need to be able to understand the realities with greater surveys so that we can make the analysis necessary to convince donors that these are the needs, and these are the programs, and assure them that the intended food and dollars will go to the beneficiaries that would be expected to, and so those conversations were very practical, very frank, very clear, and the response we received was very positive. it was like, a whole new era of understanding and transparency. it's going to be a work in progress. it's not going to happen overnight, but i let them know that we are not here to embarrass anyone. we are not here to hurt anyone. we're doing here with the requests what we would do in any country around the world. >> and yet it's not any country around the world. it's north korea. and there are only a few major donors who support the north k

i believe that i have additional relationships within the community. i'm not just someone who knows about the community but i am e mersed in the community and i believe going out into field trips. many people don't feel comfortable coming to city hall and i believe that it's vital for communers -- commissioners to be in the communities so they get an idea of is what on their minds. we will have a change in the mayor in 18 months from now and we may have another change in the mayor. we also may be losing a police chief. i think this position takes someone who has experience, who has some kind of consistency. there's still a learning curve. i'm used to sorting through tons of documents, tons of numbers. i've been with the democratic party platform committee as a cochair and i rallied at least 30 writers and taken public testimony to craft a single document on policy. >> supervisor safai: great. thank you. questions? supervisor yee. >> supervisor yee: i asked a question about the issue of tasers and where you stand with tasers and where you stand with whe

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>> senator, i believe that cia -- cers to whom he referred >> it is a yes or no answer. do you believe the previous interrogation techniques were immoral? i'm not asking if you believe they were legal. do you believe they were immoral? >> senator, i believe cia -- >> it is yes or no. >> did extraordinary work given the legal tools we were authorized. >> please answer yes or no. do you believe in hindsight that those techniques work immoral? >> senator, what i believe sitting here today is that i support the higher moral standard we have decided to hold ourselves -- >> can you please answer the question? >> i think of answer the question. >> know, you have not. amy: they were repeatedly interrupted by anti- tortured protesters. >> bloody gina! bloody gina! you are a torturer! amy: another protester who interrupted haspel's hearing was retired 27-year cia officer ray mcgovern. in dramatic video posted online, police can be seen dragging the 78-year-old mcgovern out of the room, throwing him to the ground and dislocating his arm. >> stop resisting. >> i am not resisting. >>

i can stand on a platform and stand for what i believe in the message i was preaching i believe in them. i believe they can get off this victim hood narrative and they can exit it and feel strongly and do what they want in their lives. reporter: one thing that was steve: one thing that was interesting. i believe a coach for example. he wrote at length about all of this and didn't engage with the substance of the argument at all in terms of what kind of policy agenda helps black people or hurts their interest. he went for the cultural point appeared said people who make these arguments. he spoke about kanye and michael jackson they are not black at all. they are really white people. what do you make of that? >> i'll be frank like that. i believe they are plantation supervisors. they make their bread and butter by telling black people they are victims and telling them they cannot. i'm strongly against him and of course he didn't attack the substance of the argument. race is a business and he's been benefiting off of it. he's rich. mawaters lives in a $6 million home. they say things they

i mean, we got away with i can't believe i got paid for that one. >> jimmy: is the title of the movieyeah. he's a prince of a man. >> jimmy: he's a lot of fun. always fun. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you hang out or was it just business? >> no, we hung out. was never just business. no, it was fun the entire time. >> jimmy: what was the most notable thing snoop did during your workday? >> he snooped me. [ laughter ] you know what being snooped is? >> jimmy: i think i have a pretty good idea. [ applause ] when you get snooped, would the snooping come before you shot your scenes or aufter you shot your scenes? >> my particular snooping was all recorded on camera and i'm not quite sure what we did that night. but i'd gone on set. my snooping happened when it was a scene where i'm going to snoop, i've got writer's block and snoop has the magic weed. right? i go to snoop, and i go i've got to make sure i've got proper weed. prop weed is not like real weed. it's crushed oregano and stuff. yeah, good idea. [ laughter ] so we get in the scenes, six-minute scene, passed back and forth. at the end he

makers to come around and rally around a solution is the type of coalition i want to see because i believe the solution sits at the intersection of those different perspectives, so i am exciting to see what the three working groups come up with and what their recommendations are to inform our decisions going forward. >> thank you. seeing nothing further we can move on to department matters, item 10 director's announcement. >> good afternoon. one announcement i wanted to let you know last night i went to the southeast facilities commission meeting to talk about the 1550 evans project. there was a number of members of the community that came out a few weeks ago concerned about adding housing to a site that was proposes by the puc for a community and education facility. i hadn't been aware when i proposed that idea that this process had been going on with the community for several years where they agreed on a plan and a facility for this site owned by the puc, so last night i went to the community to explain my regrets not having discussed it with them and we were pursuing the project as prop

i often believe. the best result you've got to wage war for a long time but in order to settle this issue you believe we have to be full of hope and on and on. and. prayer is about the theme of this forum madame lagarde in a second but you have any advice to the world in terms of how to deal with president trump because you were somebody who was. associated with the election of president truman and yes you look and see what has happened there are many people here on the sanctions. he is just withdrawn from their own deal there are doubts about the north korean deal what do you think you have got from the relationship with them the same question that i asked. mr michel. well he's in. the company i was not connected to the. electoral campaign. movement we could certainly we cannot be satisfied with the current level and the nature of the american russian relationship and we're willing to engage and there's dialogue but mr trump has suggested that a separate meeting should be have saved or didn't manage

it's not solely the food, i tell you, believe me. ely grateful. >> it's super awesome how welcoming they are. after one or two times they're like i recognize you. how are you doing, how is school? i have never been in the city, it's overwhelming. you get to know people and through the music and the food, you get to know people. >> we never know what impact we're going to have on folks. if you just practice love and kindness, it's a labor of love and that's what the food recovery network is and this is a huge -- i believe they salvage our mission. >> to me the most important part is it's about food waste and feeding people. the food recovery network national slogan is finding ways to feed people. it's property to bring the scientific and human element into the situation. >> clerk: madam chair. >> supervisor fewer: oh, thanks, so sorry. are we good? i do it every single time. gavel down. the meeting will come to order. this is the april 20, 2018 regular meeting of the san francisco local agency formation commission. i am sandra lee fewe

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i thank them for that. but still believe it would have been preferrable if we could have found a way to be even more transparent. if she's confirmed as director, i will encourage miss haspel to keep this in mind. to those here who have concluded that miss haspel's background with the r.d.i. practice should preclude her from leading the c.i.a., i respect their arguments and i know the passion with which they put forward their position. i my will struggle with this point. many people at the c.i.a. participated in the program. they were told it was legal by the justice department and ordered by the president. but some of the actions undertaken were repugnant and amounted to torture. since those days, america has had a long debate about the standards that we as a nation can and should apply to the treatment of detainees regardless of who they might be. that is why i was one of the 17 cosponsors in the senate of the mccain-feinstein amendment to prohibit torture and to prohibit any interrogation techniques not authorized by the u

i don't believe in discrimination. and i believe in equality and opportunity for all people. i believe the answer to the problem will come some day when all of us in america will stop using labels. will stop-aiding ourselves. let's go back to these labels that you objected. >> liberal and conservative. senator kinkel lost to rafe. seems like he represented the moderate. what you make of that ? >> i recall that during the campaign i heard them both comparing the views and the other one comparing his vote record. comparing it to the voting record of george murphy. it came out about even. i think that the campaign had a number of factors. winner of two elections. one by a very large margin. headin campaign is actively, spending a great deal of his time in washington because the senate was in session. i think that max rafferty gave a view they cannot be discounted. he said that he believed that there was such dissatisfaction on the part of the people with what is been going on that there is a tendency against the incumbent, instead of the other way around. >> there's sort of let'

i believe based on what we have been told that the information that you were required to send to the controller's office was at least one week late. and i just wanted to give you the opportunity to let us know what circumstances that may have been out of your control to render your report that much late. and i'm also reminded to remind you that this is not the first time that the reports from your department have, you know, have been late for several days or weeks. so, maybe you could, you know, update us on what circumstances that would beyond your control that prevented you from sending the materials. >> so, for this most recent, again, john thomas with public works, for the most recent submission, there was a mix-up. we have been switching to a new representative for this bond report. in future reporting meetings it will be edmund lee from our department who will report in lieu of myself. having said that, the communication between the controller's office and my office was last. we didn't respond to it, didn't see it, and so we had to scramble to get it together for presenting it t