in her final years, loretta found joy in working as a security officer. her favorite workplace was the chase center where she worked at games, concerts and events. always bringing her vibrant energy to every occasion. loretta is life was a testament to resilience, faith and unconditional love. she will be deeply missed but never forgotten. her spirit will continue to shine through the lives of all those she's touched. >> the rest i submit thank you. >> supervisor walton. supervisor chin thank you, madam clerk. colleagues today i'm introducing an in memoriam for mr. john horton, owner of san francisco toyota a longtime business. john was born in san rafael in california on april 17th, 1952. a graduate of san rafael high school. john attended san francisco state where he was majoring in business who had hopes of one day becoming a corporate attorney. >> however, one afternoon in 1971 john saw a three by five card on a bulletin board that said general help needed at bob reynolds toyota. >> john applied and was hired to sweep floors, wash vehicles and organiz

loretta said men usually buy boats and other big stuff and women prefer makeup, clothes and gadgets and pam thinks her husband is the biggest spender and she is the better driver, directed at >> lawrence:. and nancy thinks lawrence is correct, almost always women. this was about personal finances and turned into a gender role debate. >> steve: agrees with one guy not married. >> lawrence: can i defend myself? y'all do spend, women do spend. >> ainsley: really? >> lawrence: as a man, we are happy to work and take care of our household and provide so you can spend. i'm not saying it to bash you, stating the fact. >> brian: like 1954. >> lawrence: world would be a better place. make sure car maintenance is done, gas up your car and provide money to spend. >> steve: when a guy gets something it is a boat, big -- >> ainsley: we shop for clothes, you buy boats and houses. >> lawrence: big purchases. >> steve: keep it coming. >> brian: 22 after the hour, drama set to unfold tomorrow when president trump addresses be joint session of congress, we'll tell you what democrats are planning. i had t

, we'd just start a second secret family a few states over. [ light laughter ] speaking of which, loretta you're watching this, i miss you. [ light laughter ] and ot the kids, jayblen, trebiscuit, and flobert -- [ light laughter ] go to bed, it's late. back in many day, gen-z wasn't buying flip phones for nostalgia purposes. back in my day the only people using flip phones were drug dealers. and even they upgraded to iphones by season three of "breaking bad." and if you still had a flip phone because it was because you dropped your iphone in the toilet so many times you just couldn't stand to go back to the apple store and hear the guy say, "i'm sorry, did you say seven times?" [ light laughter ] back in my day a banana taped to a wall wasn't selling at sotheby's for millions of dollars. back in my day if you wanted expensive artwork you did it the old fashion way by getting your crew together and planning the ultimate heist. first you call in your right hand man o'reilly, a charmer who specialized in security systems. then there was jean-claude whose french accent was strong, but not as

host: loretta in spring hill, florida. democrat. good morning you're on with scott wong.ler: good morning. i'm just wondering why the american people should let our government do the tax cuts of 2017 that trump put in the first time again? why on each side of every party, independents, republicans, democrats. why is that acceptable to give the ultra rich more tax breaks? people need to stand up. host: tax cuts in congress. guest: trump and congressional leaders and the republican party would argue that they campaigned on renewing these tax cuts. this is a central message that you've heard every time there has been pushback to a trump policy, you have heard republicans and the white house say well, we campaigned on this. we were very transparent with the american public. we let them know what we were running on and what we will do if you put us into power in washington. they would argue that this was a central tenant of their political campaign in 2024. renewing these 2017 tax cuts. if nothing is done, if this reconciliation package fails, taxes will go up for americans in