well, mark farrell, when he was a supervisor back in 2016, he ran for the local democratic party committee to be a member of that committee, and he had about $56,000 left over in the campaign account. and so he was still a supervisor. and at that time he started to use the money to go to some of the fanciest restaurants. and bars in san francisco. uh- spruce swig, balboa cafe. the list just keeps going and going. and so he started spending thousands of dollars on these meals and saying that he was meeting with d, triple c constituents, which is basically any democrat in san francisco. no other person who ran for supervisor. excuse me, who ran for the democratic party and is running for mayor now, had anything like that and really just all d triple c candidates, democratic party officials were like, this is an unusual pattern. and it carried on actually, after he was appointed mayor following the death of ed lee. >> all right, what is the implication of that? >> well, the implication is we should know who our elected officials are meeting with. there's actually pretty strict rules about lob