but it is actually the culmination of 40 years of history that began in june 1978 by our founder, john simsrson i believe most responsible for writing this ordinance and seeing it through all the steps needed to be -- to bring us here today with the board of supervisors, is supervisor mandelman thinks that his efforts, you will forever be linked to the history of this and just as we have an official bird, flour, module, song, and colours, we will forever have an official band. i am a company today by some of my fellow musicians who are able to make us on a midday. thank you all for coming here, including an one member at linda warner who is literally at the sand. can you wave? [applause] >> all of us wanted to witness history first hand as well as provide a bit of music appropriate for the occasion. shortly we will be playing two short pieces both of which, like this band artificial pieces of music. we will play "i left my heart in san francisco "which is the city 's official ballot and then we will play "san francisco" and it is the city's official song. we were honored that mayor breed to

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sims recounts that former chief of staff john kelly once confided in him in a moment of exasperation. this is the worst bleep job that i had. people think i care. if it ever happened it would be the best day i had since i walked into this place. when we were covering the scandal and we had more reporting, there was a lot of feedback coming from kelly. this was the spirit. i'm in here in this bleep hole storm and trying to make sense of all these -- i think his sentiment was a mix of nepotism from the kids and incompetence from the people that were there and corruption from the folks in the cabinet. you want to fire me? make my day. >> if you are john kelly and the three-star general and lived your entire life by the ethos of discipline and you see donald trump who literally is watching television and that's his most sustained activity every day when he is supposed to be running the country, i would say yes, it's probably fairly accurate depiction of the level of respect you have. exactly. >> we see one concrete impact. he does seem to have controlled the flow of paper and information

john bolton said on monday. >> and he said they asked me for sim months more and he said no and would jim mattis resigned if thiswhat president trump announced. >> no the reporting is mattis went to donald trump and begged him to reconsider to say what john bolton is now saying and trump refused so mattis left. this makes zero sense even by the standards of the trump administration, kate. >> i asked this of the new chairman of the house armed services committee a few minutes ago, who speaks for foreign policy. is john bolton the position of the united states government? >> i don't think anybody knows answer to that question and that is very dangerous. that is very destabilizing. this is why you have a policy coordination process that in previous administrations they have worked very hard to get on the same page so they have one message coming out from the administration. and this administration you have multiple messages coming out from the president himself for starters because the president himself said different things on different days but then you have his aides saying something entirely different so nobody

john kelly told that to anybody that would listen. he always thought that it was his civic duty to make sure the train stayed on the tracks here. i knew cliff simsknew him well. he was here from the beginning through the midpart of 2018. he was a staffer that worked in the upper press office. always seems to have a very good handle what was going on at the white house. in his new book, he wants to take readers inside the president's head. here's what he said in an interview this morning. >> one of the points i'm making in the book, for him, everything is personal. everything is a personal relationship. so that manifests itself in foreign affairs, his personal relationship with the foreign leader is almost more important than geo politics. it's that way with the staff, like that when he has the political vendettas. you think this is a distraction. >> as you can imagine, the white house is pushing back on what he has to say. he was on television this morning doing that interview. the president tweeted this: a low level staffer that i hardly knew names cliff sims made up a boring book on fiction. he pretended to be an insider when he was nothing mo

john, to getting to a final deal. >> one of the architects of the president's immigration plans and policies not just towards undocumented immigrant and refugees has been still. there's a new book out by cliff sims worked at the white house who quotes phil is as saying "i would be happy the if not a single refugee foot ever again touched american soil." >> well, i'm sure his ancestors would have been a different opinion of that. all of us came here from some place, so way someone allowed us to be a great experiment of democracy. that's all people are asking for. people come the wrong way the right reason and the wrong way for the wrong reason. we want to get rid of the people that came here for the wrong reason and are taking advantage of our society and a threat to our people but you have to have security on the border to keep them out. on the other hand, can't there be a pathway forward? look at the 2013 bill. it was a compromise bill between democrats and republicans that was a grand plan. it's the best thing on the table. we wouldn't be having this conversation. we would be working on many, many other challenges we have. >> do you think the president is being pulled in an anti-immigrant dire