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i'm not sure ihave a good answer for it . in some ways, the big cultural trends in our country are things she's fought for for 50 years. when she came to, when she was first elected the biggest issue she initially had to deal with was hiv-aids because most politicians wouldn't even say the word aids. and she was coming from representing a district that was the epicenter of the epidemic of aids. and yet look at our attitudes now on not just on aids but same-sex marriage. and on racial justice. some of these trends just from the last couple of years so i'm sure she sees those eein a, i'm sure she sees those with gratitude and pride but it's not something i talkedto her about maybe i shouldn't presume . if you ask her what is your biggest legacy i think she would probably say the affordable care act. >> i think so, yes. >> as a quick follow-up what do you think her position is in terms ofexpanding the courts ? the supreme court. >> she's been asked that question which she dismisses and refuses to answer because she sees it as so

ihave other questions for secretary light . i do hope we will not wait for another atrocity and this fall ban on russian oil. it can be helpful i believe in the region long-term so thank you very much. i yield back. >> the chair recognizes representative brad steiner for five minutes . >> thank you mister chairman and thank you to our three witnesses. not only for joining us today but for what you and your agencies are doing. i'd like to talk about the cfc rule specifically on energy security and i appreciated your mention of bulgaria in your testimony i look forward to coordinating on your work and oi recently met with the prime minister of bulgaria on his visit in washington so we discussed the vital importance of energy independence from russia andeastern europe . he can you relate to me and my team how critical that the spcan be in providing financial support for this mission not just in bulgaria but other countries as well ? i'm at with members where we discussed the challenging but necessary steps of heading off energy fr

. >> ihave run into the same problem when i try to do legitimate oversight so i feel your pain on that. you did comment this was profits over people. do you know what the profitability is? >> i don't know but i will tell you that it has to be good enough because they keep coming back to the senate to hear it and they haven't tried to get away with anything else. >> i'll be exploring that with the whole group from balfour. one of the reasons i ask is, if my information is correct and balforr is getting about $30 million a year to pay a $65 impact a year fine, why even be in that business? how many other contractors like balfour is there? >> there are 14 housing. >> , top five? >> balfour. liberty military housing. corbius hunt and i can't i have to the other. >> does your group find nip difference in terms of the level of management in any of those companies. are there some that are heads and tails above the others? >> no, if you took balfour systems beatty out you can interchange them with any of the other companies and of those that are horrific for residents to live in, they were the

ihave 1 million things i want to say today and no one is in the right enough . i wouldlove your attention please visors . the proposed $4 million community investment in the tenderloin is theresult of years of community advocacy . licensee are still not paying attention . not funding this $4 million shows that thetenderloin is exactly where what you wanted to be, a containment zone . this money will useto maintain open space, provide translation services . it could provide a clear roadmap of how community investment shouldwork. the proposed four and half million dollar cupto see the ambassadors is detrimental to the neighborhood . we finally found an alternative to policing which has proven successful and now you want to cut . please note that for funding i also have been signed by some kids, can i getback to you western mark thank you. >> good afternoonsupervisors. thank you for your time .i'm here , i'm theprogram manager for the housing clinic . i'm here to speak on behalf of many tenants from the tenderloinneighborhood . having this budget for the tenderloin

can ihave a rollcall vote. >> on that motion seconded by member walton . item 10 , the intro mohcd budget be recommended to the full board with a positive recommendation . on for hearing on june 28. vice chair. [roll call vote] we have 5 aye's. >> that item passes unanimously and i like to make a motion to send item 11 to the full board on july 12with a positive recommendation . seconded by president walton, can we have a rollcall vote . >> that item 11 be recommended to the july 12 meeting with a positive recommendation . [roll call vote]. we have 5 aye's. >> that motion passes unanimously. madame clerk, >> thank you committee members. >> members of the committee, mister president. >> thank you so much mister clerk. i'm sorry. it'sgetting late . thank you so much, have a good evening. sorry madame clerk . >> i'm accompanied by the department's administrative deputy this lots of mama. it is our privilege to be before you today to present the proposed budget for the board of supervisors for the next 2 fiscal years 2022through 2023 and 23 through 24. we very

ihave knowledge and experience learningcollege . i lived on the street for 10 years .i've navigated a social system on my own struggling with my on sol and substance abuse. my experience is so critical to serving the people i feast are suffering i do the job people are scared to do. i went from shelter to shelter to permit supportive housing and market rate housing with my partner. we'relucky to have two we can barely afford . next month our rent is $400 our lease is over. i have no idea on what they were a paycheck to paycheck. one medical procedure forlosing everything .one party to a from becoming onclients . my name is jamie and i'm a frontlineworker . no, i ama social worker . it's easy to confuse the two doctors and nursesi serve next to our line workers . they are the heroes they are making a living wage while i am nearly essential. less than aliving wage in the city where an ever inflating costs a .we don't just flyin and clock out . we sit and listen to our clients we wear many hats a cost to ourselves. it's worth it to invest in our communities support our su

ihave knowledge and experience learningcollege . i lived on the street for 10 years .i've navigated a social system on my own struggling with my on sol and substance abuse. my experience is so critical to serving the people i feast are suffering i do the job people are scared to do. i went from shelter to shelter to permit supportive housing and market rate housing with my partner. we'relucky to have two we can barely afford . next month our rent is $400 our lease is over. i have no idea on what they were a paycheck to paycheck. one medical procedure forlosing everything .one party to a from becoming onclients . my name is jamie and i'm a frontlineworker . no, i ama social worker . it's easy to confuse the two doctors and nursesi serve next to our line workers . they are the heroes they are making a living wage while i am nearly essential. less than aliving wage in the city where an ever inflating costs a .we don't just flyin and clock out . we sit and listen to our clients we wear many hats a cost to ourselves. it's worth it to invest in our communities support our su

ihave knowledge and experience learningcollege . i lived on the street for 10 years .i've navigated a social system on my own struggling with my on sol and substance abuse. my experience is so critical to serving the people i feast are suffering i do the job people are scared to do. i went from shelter to shelter to permit supportive housing and market rate housing with my partner. we'relucky to have two we can barely afford . next month our rent is $400 our lease is over. i have no idea on what they were a paycheck to paycheck. one medical procedure forlosing everything .one party to a from becoming onclients . my name is jamie and i'm a frontlineworker . no, i ama social worker . it's easy to confuse the two doctors and nursesi serve next to our line workers . they are the heroes they are making a living wage while i am nearly essential. less than aliving wage in the city where an ever inflating costs a .we don't just flyin and clock out . we sit and listen to our clients we wear many hats a cost to ourselves. it's worth it to invest in our communities support our su