my name is larry boehner -- badner, and i represent fresh and easy markets in their application for a formal retail use. we have here fresh and easy representative scott whitney, who will talk about the specific site in the commitments they have made. he will talk about the corporation and commitments that are making to the site. i believe this is the first time the commission has seen fresh and easy. briefly, i will tell you i think you know much about it. the program is simple, fresh, and wholesome food at low prices. they have their own brand in the neighborhood of national brands. they have no artificial flavors or colors, no high fructose corn syrup -- say that 10 times faster. but also her freshly prepared ready-to-go meals. as the planner correcting noted, we are here for a formal retail use. there are external issues that are relevant, but external. fresh and easy will occupy 2/3 of the site that previously bell and delano's occupied. it is smaller than those two. delano got to within one of being a formal retell. they were a local chain, but they had the same effects that a f

boehner or mcconnell or the president or our governors. there is a leadership out there that are out -- that are out there every day, as you know, larry, thatg to build the economies within their state, despite the efforts of this administration with respect to those same value choices that you started this segment with. so i think that there's a lot of hype and overplay, but to the point that the governor is just making, rush doesn't make it easy for those individuals i just mentioned to do what they need to do to talk about the economy when he is framing a different argument. >> here's the problem, michael. it's not just rush. robert mcdonald, the governor of virginia, who was previously considered to be a vice presidential candidate was pushing a bill that would penetrate women with an instrument in the hands of a physician if they wanted to have an abortion. this is crazy stuff. women around the country are looking at this and going, what? >> the governor was not pushing that bill. >> he was pushing the bill until he found out it was a big backlash for it. >> once they did, they did their due diligence on it, the governors back off of t