. >>> hello again, commissioners, jeff dorian, 350 bay area. i'm definitely the dummy in this group but i can see a few things i'd like to share. just from probably what any member of the public might be able to see, i think the little i do know, i was involved with the meeting last friday, the bay area air quality management, and was told by somebody there that last year there were three members at the community in the audience and this year there was standing room only. i can kind of anticipate the same thing happening with these meetings, especially as the climate issues become more and more pressing. the thing that i can really see is just as a citizen, when you're talking about the money that people are spending on energy, of course, a new start up is going to be more expensive and that needs to be subsidized until that they can reach an economy of scale, which everybody knows economy of scale, the price goes down. and the other thing that i can see that's important in this issue is what everybody knows that's had any experience in busines

jeff dorian, 350 bay area. i agree with everything the previous two people said. i'm just kidding. i do agree with most of what they said. a lot of it i'm not familiar with. being new to these programs, but i can see, just looking at this ~, there is a lack of stuff written under lafco, just anticipating the future changes like the drought that california is going to be faced with that most of us are probably worried about. and the big gaps in services that will occur from those droughts and where is the power going to come from? hopefully it will come from [speaker not understood], was questioning about that also. there needs to be secure retail enterprise customer and revenues underneath lafco also just as well as with the dam. thank you. >> thank you very much. any other member of the public who would like to comment? and seeing none, we'll close public comment. [gavel] >> again, this is a non-action item or possible action and would like to request that we get information about our power purchases that we made recently, proposed ones we could be making as well. i also asked for

dorian nakamoto. it all goes back to the newsweek article, you can find it at newsweek.com. jeff in michigan.orning. caller: hi. iwould say i am a centrist, lean towards the democrat side. on the leftople complained about the tea party all the time. while i agree with senator sanders or elizabeth warren, i believe joe biden would be the perfect pick. he can get things done. if you are too far to the left or right, how are you going to meet in the middle? i am 23, i do not know if it is because i was not paying attention when hillary clinton was around. i would much rather see joe biden. maybe because i am not a woman. joe biden seems like someone who can go in there and get something done. i wish i was alive during the 1990's when newt gingrich and bill clinton worked together. that is how politics should work. int: what do you do michigan? caller: i work at a small factory and i am in a community college. host: where is brooklyn, michigan? caller: 1.5 hours away from detroit. more towards toledo. small village. host: what do you manufacture? caller: we manufacture parts for cars like the ign