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di kosta's comment it was a concern with the known power demands in that facility and we have projects underway to address that in a perhaps slightly or more robust way to make sure that we have a comprehensive process and planning process to deal with that, it's sounding as though that is the case. >> yes, yes. >> thank you. [ please stand by ] >> -- never once has that been discussed here, so we're not fools. we can go deep into that situation. now having said that, i see that you don't give credit to the task force civilians citing the location of where the sewer improvement project should be done rather than this place or some other place. some of these people were there, but they didn't have the ability to understand at that time. so now, they come here with their flowery presentations which goes nowhere. i know in the beginning there was a building that the sfpuc did not know belong to them. it belonged to somebody else, so right from the beginning, this project was shoddy. we know that. now i actually digress a little bit. we had a time where sfpuc decided to have three, four co

he doesn't like to do meetings with european leaders and other allies. >> bob kosta, we're getting to end of a week defined by chaotic presidential actions. what are you going to be reporting on hegd his trip. >> only if trump had some sort of seasoned hand or wise person around him on domestic policy, foreign policy informing him about institutional alliances, institutional history that somehow things would change, that's just not the case with almost everybit of policy. it's impossible, this idea of somehow shifting him away. they're trying to navigate his instincts, sometimes raging instincts, his willingness to punch back every day. there's never been this idea of trying to push him in a certain direction or change his directi direction. he is someone who is always the conductor inside. >> bob kosta, thank you so much for your reporting. we appreciate you being here. >> thank you, bob. >> mika, to underline bob's great point. one of the most let's say memorable meetings early on in the trump administration was a meeting at the end where then secretary of state tillerson had a cert

so i mean if anyone has seen a kosta painting, they had a very complex hierarchy of people. if you were a person of african dissent and married to a person of indigenous dissent, you know, then they had a word for each of these different -- then your child would be -- they had a word for that. so it was still a society based on white supremacy. but it's a different form of it. where as what you see in barbados is the development of the one drop rule. which is really still the way we understand whiteness today. thank you. yes? >> i wanted to ask if you could tease out a little bit more. i think i'm just having a hard time tracing dates. so you talk about the fact that initially, the salient category in barbados for protestants is are you christian or not? or are you protestant or not? and then, you come to a point where some of the quakers who are opposing slavery are opposing slavery because implicit and slavery is at least a semiintegrated society. you might have people in your house that are a different race. so over that span of time, race is not just becoming a legally r