loudermilk: do you see trade-offs? i'm sorry, how many of the departments deficiencies compared to other law enforcement agencies? inspector general bolton: that would be difficult because i haven't surveyed other agencies. my former agency, the secret service, they were very, had extremely tight internal control . training, equipment, ammunition. they were very tightly controlled. i wouldn't be able to speak to any other federal agency. rep. loudermilk: as u.s. capitol police responded to your report so far? inspector general bolton: flash reports are different from our normal reports. just to give you a quick thing. our normal reports, the department has -- the partner has not formally address our recommendations to us formally. that is usually 45 days after a report issued to them that they provide us with a plan of action on how they're going to implement our recommendations. rep. loudermilk: have you heard anything from the capitol police? do you expect them to respond? since there's no report says there's no requ

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examples but in each in each case there was this historian named that your members 1st name but loudermilk who talked about agricultural suicide and what he meant by that was societies that were successful they built canals they figured out how to irrigate their lands and yet they overextend that they demanded too much of the soil and when you demand too much of the soil it produces less so the paradox the story of historical paradox is that agriculture allowed and still allows populations to grow when populations grow we demand more of agriculture now with a stabilizing human population which which we know we have it's not expected to exceed 10000000000 and we are able to feed 10000000000 people given the right styles of agriculture with a stabilizing population we can tend to the soil we can use water procreate lee we can use of the resources appropriately and we can have a kind of agriculture that produces healthy food for everybody that's also affordable for everybody this is obviously a great change a lot of work it's not going to happen overnight but we know what the 1st steps are in

loudermilk is recognized. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you, mr. bolton, for appearing with us again. you know, the last time that we spoke, i asked a few questions about the police board. so i kind of want to follow up on some of those questions that we had before. first is, can you describe in general the police board's administrative responsibilities? >> i'm sorry, sir. since they're not really in my purview, that's something i would not have looked into or looked at. so it wouldn't be appropriate for me to opine on something like that. >> i wasn't asking for opinion, just, you know, just what are the general police board's administrative responsibilities. somebody i imagine somewhere knows that. i'm not asking for opinion, just if you have knowledge of it. >> to answer you, sir, no, i do not have knowledge of it. >> okay. well, do you know how much power and authority the board has over the actual capitol police personnel? >> again, sir, that's not really my purview. i wouldn't be looking at any of their functions or how they go about doing the