jonah's minted from the planning and conservation league. our port director. dpw director. the of director of the office of economic and workforce development, with the project manager for the america's cup. a round of applause. [applause] she is my boss, too. mike martin, who is heading the city effort to coordinate all this. critical role at this point. thank you. christina from the golden gate yacht club, which is the owner of the contemporary, but we hope long-term owner of the america's cup. and lazarus from the port commission is here. charles schulz -- charlotte schulz. thank you. wonderful to have you. dan is here from nancy pelosi's office. we appreciate that. i think that does it for the vip's -- oh, who did i? kimberly from the port commission. all right, with that, there are two supervisors who played a key role in making this happen. while we got an 11-0 vote, and i know everybody gas when they hear that the board of supervisors voted 11-0, it was through the extraordinary efforts of many supervisors, but two played a key role. i'm going to introduce the first

from there you know i'd actually like to go back i'd like to go back to a point that jonah raised. that i haven't picked up in the context of using rebel financial resources to actually finance and coagulate rebel command and control i've been arguing this for about two weeks now that in fact one of the key steps that would be far more seems to me beneficial and empowering to the rebel cause is the step that just happened i guess in the last couple of days namely using the resources of the eastern libyan. company to contract separate oil deals and to finance the rebel cause now interestingly it's only cutter who has taken the rebels up on this and who has begun to take on this rather risky business of doing while deals in a conflict environment and yet i think this is probably the most promising outcome rather than all the back and forth all the sort of half starts and fits and divided little kid like you can imagine if it was you guys and let me ask you a question because it sounds like you know you could end up getting a partition state that's really what it looks like because we

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. >> guest: that is jonah goldberg's interview, not mine.that is what brought them into politics was socialism. he always throughout the entire career thought of his political evolution as being the evolution of the socialist. he thought there was a continuity between where he ended up in where he began and i think he was right about that. socialism is about being left-wing or right wing. it is by the of trust planners or trust markets. there is this such a thing as right wing socialism in the united states today. the look of the people who support massive government intervention in the say the agricultural business with prices dictating terms of trade, we'll have this much land under cultivation in this much not. this a is that lenin would have gone yeah i get that. these people are all conservatives for the most part or at least they were republicans, and a mouse considered a fair bet they are people identified with the political right. detailed people who want to impose energy in the united states and central planning over petroleum and e

. >> guest: that's jonah goldberg's interview, not mine. [laughter] but mussolini would have recognized that as the eye talions socialist party who knew socialism when he saw it and that is what brought him into the politics of socialism. he always throughout his entire career fault of the political evolution as being the evolution of a socialist. he thought was continuity between where he ended up and began and he was right about this. you know, socialism isn't about being left or right wing. it is about whether you trust the market or planners and there is a such thing as the right wing socialism in the united states right now today. if you look at the people who support the massive government intervention in the agricultural business setting prices dictating terms of trade trying to say we have this much to cultivation and this much land, all the sort of stuff you know that lenin would have gone i guess these people are all conservatives in the most part or at least republicans. i don't know how conservative they are but they are certain

jonah's minted from the planning and conservation league. our port director. dpw director. the of director of the office of economic and workforce development, with the project manager for the america's cup. a round of applause. [applause] she is my boss, too. mike martin, who is heading the city effort to coordinate all this. critical role at this point. thank you. christina from the golden gate yacht club, which is the owner of the contemporary, but we hope long-term owner of the america's cup. and lazarus from the port commission is here. charles schulz --