that's when we looked at each other and said, oh, maybe this is not a hob by. >> reporter: leger foundyear later became the first ice cider maker approved by -- >> our intention was to make ice cider, not hard cider and if we didn't get an approval to make ice cider then we weren't going to do anything commercially with it. >> reporter: unlike barthomeuf in canada, leger picks the apples in the fall, not the winter. she later freezes its juice to make the ice cider. >> the fastest we can make an ice cider is about a year, year and a half. but there's a lot of time where it -- we're just letting time and nature do its thing to develop the flavors in the tank or in a barrel. >> reporter: leger's considered america's top ice cider maker and in 2016 she collaborated with the country's largest hard cider company, angry orchard. >> so this is our flagship apple. and what we're doing around ice cider, you're not using the bitter sweet apples. >> ryan is the head cider making at angry orchard. >> i think ice cider gives a new experience insid cider drinking. i think the cider we made with elea

they seem confident that they can take control of the house of preservatives, although the senate st legerfficult for them. you say that it isa campaign difficult for them. you say that it is a campaign of two. both camps worried about voter turnout? —— the senate seems it will be more difficult for them. it seems that turner will be a record high of four mid—term election. already early voting has reached record numbers in some states. some people have made their minds up and have already cast their minds up and have already cast their vote. they were be swayed by whatever is said in the next couple of days. but certainly the emphasis is there from the campaigns on both sides to try and reach as many of their own natural supporters as they can with this message that you need to get out and vote. surprisingly, both campaigns are said that this is the most important election of their lifetimes. i'm sure they have said that in every other election they have campaigned in. but the message is that if you want to have your say in the future of america— barack obama talked about this is the cros

legeres, just for information, our prior liaison appointed to those bonds, robert collson has retired -- resigned from this board because he's been termed out. let me just add and be noted on the minutes that even though mr. collson is not present, the committee would like to thank his service for having served on this committee for the past four years. his expertise will be sorely missed by ourselves. so having said that, do we have any comments and questions for mr. hegaris? >> i had a very simple one on definition. ceqa pmnd. >> commissioner, what page number are you looking at? >> it's on 5, under recent accomplishments. it's next to fire station 35. >> oh, it's the final mitigated negative declaration, so ceqa clearance. [inaudible] >> fmnd. sorry. you threw me with the p. final mitigation negative dec. it's imminent. given when this report is presumably through september, i believe we did actually collect that in october. >> commissioner hughes? >> i had a couple of questions. first of all, charles, thanks so much for an excellent report. >> and i apologize -- >> no problem. som

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he panders to a very small subset of the republican side of the leger. run as a republican. he wasn't a republican candidate. he basically was co-opted into the breitbart, fox news machine. he needed it. because he needed a sense of coherence in policy and approach to politics. they've provideed that for him. >> howie, what itself the president's best quality, worst quality in. >> i mean, like others have said, this fact that he believes wholly himself on what he can do. but i would also argue that that is his worst quality as well. because so many times that he's ill informed and he refuses to seek out counsel, whether a lawyer, engineer, anybody else. he refuses to listen to them and what they have to bring to the table. a lot of times he showed he would hire people to mop up his mistakes. why do we have to have a mistake with a president? you can't make a mistake when you are the president of the united states his best quality is deception, that's as high as i can go. for example when you look at the economy and he's taken credit for the economy. we k