and i feel this in this new role although judson point. a different role.lip would be serving the same side. the same mission rather than switching sides. and i think judson pointed out a lot of interesting points about the nature of the hope sf projects and why it is that is conflict of interest is not present. the relationship philip built and the knowledge he gained rather than an undue influence would only serve to produce housing for people in san francisco who need it. speaking as philip's colleague in terms of him having an undue in reference on relationships. i know that knowing him and his have yous i proceed to try to be as objective as possible. i would do this of course as a city employee but if i were trying to emulate philip i would make sure i would being boost board about it as possible. and than he is comfortable this he would be comfortable if the situation ends up hoe did not get a bid. because he is an honest person. his valueers so obvious to anybody when knows him. his integrity seincredible and wrap it up but the rules about switching

. >> hugo, there's a newly released interview transcript of former white house press secretary judson deer in which he says quote, beginning some time mid to late december the president discovered for the first time my understanding is we released a public schedule of his to the public. now, he wanted to change the way he did that, and so what became the new version of the public schedule was basically a couple of sentences about what his day would consistent of. with the timing of that, hugo, mid to late december, what does that tell us about trump's intent in these weeks leading up to january 6th? >> well, first can i just say the fact that trump only realized four years into his administration that his schedule was public is quite extraordinary in and of itself. and i think the timing as you say is also problematic for trump and his advisers because if you think back to november, december 2020 what was going on, you know, he was taking these meetings especially in mid to late december with members of congress. and we have january 6th rally organizers later in january. there are key

page but -- we, you know, do have good support from the mayor's office through -- the -- support of judson true who is charged with -- coordinating all of the -- housing projects, city wide and he -- helps when we have sticking points with the department or delays with departments to facilitate those things at this point in time we -- we are working closely, with the puc on the negotiation of licenses with public works on preparing for these initial notices of completion requests. and so -- we -- we are getting good support. but at the same time as i said, the mayor's office through the office of jed son true is there to support us when we do -- reach what others could be called impass or other issues need to be dealt with. >> okay. commissioner tsen. >> yes. >> on this operations and plan and maintenance, it is something that i thank you, bye-bye for giving us an over view. i cannot over emphasize how important it it is for us to have a long-term plan. because -- the horticultural standpoint if we don't have the land will create 20 years of headaches. i think we are late in putting that t

have what they called the kill calvary named after the guy on the top left, the incompetent general judson kilpatrick, arrogant and incompetent, knew nothing about anything. he's going to race in with the calvary unit lightning quick. they're pulling horses behind. they're going to rush in, liberate libby, put the prisoners on the other horses, and race back out. he's so slow getting there. the confederates have eyes and ears everywhere. they're waiting for him. they annihilate the confederates, annihilate the calvary. now, his number two is the guy in the top, right. colonel rick green, a european. he's dashing tall, handsome, european, an aristocrat, a kind of a minor celebrity at the time he's captured the confederates. and what they do is they do it by him, around behind horses, up and down the streets, like ben-hur or something like that. then they hanging upside down in richmond. he had up a prosthetic leg. he had lost a in the war, but kept fighting that kind guy. they hang his leg up and him up and people would come by and spit on him and throw things on him as public humiliation,