percent of the world's oceans as protected zones by 2030 active is the calling it a monumental wind. louie, some gentlemen the ship has reached the shore. the 2nd largest academy, china has set a modest growth target of around 5 percent. one of the lowest in years. economic recovery following the pandemic top the agenda at the open session of parliament fire at present many difficulties and challenges still confront us uncertainties in the external environment are on the rise. global inflation remains high. the foundation was labeled growth domestically needs to be consolidated and insufficient demand remains a pronounced problem. thousands of supporters of tune as he is opposition coalition, out on the streets of the capital tennis, demanding the release of political prisoners trade unionists and journalists presents like dissolved parliament and 2021 elections in december were boycotted by the opposition, who accused him of a power grab thousands of people in israel and protested for not consecutive weak against government plans to hold the judiciary. they say the proposed reforms will r

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and this idea that we were just, they're just out there protecting louie vuitton, literally drives me nuts. it's so dis ingenuous, we are protecting people because we want people to shop because we get tax revenue. sales tax revenue is down, and what does that mean? why are we facing the 720 million of budget deficit over the next two years, it's not just to protect louie vuitton it's to protect san franciscans and people want to make sure that they come here and people don't want to come here if they don't feel the city is clean or safe. every appointment i've been to, nothing is going to get done unless the foundation of clean and safe is there. you can talk about converting commercial to residential, but the foundation of it all, is whether or not people feel safe. and we have a formula to determine how much police officers, we need, we're very short, that's why we have the supplemental in front of us. i also want to say that according to the latest data that i have, the 20 23, arrests were up in northern station second only to tenderloin. our officers are working constantly to mee

and this idea that we were just, they're just out there protecting louie vuitton, literally drives me nuts. it's so dis ingenuous, we are protecting people because we want people to shop because we get tax revenue. sales tax revenue is down, and what does that mean? why are we facing the 720 million of budget deficit over the next two years, it's not just to protect louie vuitton it's to protect san franciscans and people want to make sure that they come here and people don't want to come here if they don't feel the city is clean or safe. every appointment i've been to, nothing is going to get done unless the foundation of clean and safe is there. you can talk about converting commercial to residential, but the foundation of it all, is whether or not people feel safe. and we have a formula to determine how much police officers, we need, we're very short, that's why we have the supplemental in front of us. i also want to say that according to the latest data that i have, the 20 23, arrests were up in northern station second only to tenderloin. our officers are working constantly to mee

tough, though -- desantis might get estee lauder, but the ex-president has already locked up "big louie'sustrial face caulk and cake frost." [laughter] your face will look like a cake. pitching himself to donors as a no-drama candidate, but even in private, he's still scared to go directly after the guy he's trying to beat. one donor said, "from what i've heard, he does not say the expresident iama anchaos. he just says he'not. 's tda bigad tou eak softly, and... actually, just do that. of course, one of desantis's signature achievements is being mean to disney for supporting the lgbtq community. [boos] because to punish disney for speaking up against his "don't say gay" law, desantis took away disney's special tax status, and appointed a board of hand-picked right-wing goons to oversee the governance of disneyworld. but turns out he tangled with the wrong mouse, because before desantis's new board could even get started, disney stripped the board of power. and now the board lost its ability to do anything beyond maintain the roads and basic infrastructure. huh-huh, you got played! [cheer

been in that jail before and know when it looks like i was there in late 2021 when myself along with louie were the 1s to go in the jill and see the conditions that the pretrial january 6 defendants were held inform it was horrific we wrote a report unusually cruel that is stoy my congressional website today. we were allowed go back in after demanding another visit from the mayor's office for over a year. we went in with the oversight committee and when we found is they scrubbed the jail clean. cloned the mold and painted the entire area so it looked better. i gotta tell you fooled the democrats that came with us. because they praised the jail after we left and their press conference and praised the warden. i guess since they are now in congress they did not know the history this jail has and how many democrat in washington don't like the jail, either. >> the fact haanybody is being held without a trial yet over 2 years later is shock to the conscious to the democrats and delegation seem stunned. not an american thing to do >> no they did not care at all. they criticized us for talking wit

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director louie free admitting in a text that he gave $1 hundred thousand to joe biden's grandkids. so what excuse is there for that, harris? we do legitimate work. what's the excuse for giving $1 hundred thousand to joe biden's grandkids? >> harris: we don't know. that's the whole point and where i started. the american public needs to know the ramp-up and the coverage of this has to be even no matter who is in the crosshairs. the suspicious activity reports. 150 plus for the bidens? so much there to dig into. when it all breaks off it will end up where it will end up, the american public won't have seen that journey. a new threat from russia's president vladimir putin. putin wants to put tactical nuclear weapons in belarus. that's ukraine's neighbor to the north. this would mark the very first time russia has moved its nuclear weapons outside its border since the 1990s. putin said it is in response to great britain sending army piercing ammunition to ukraine forces. the white house says it sees no imminent risk. mike gallagher says american should not dismiss putin's threat. >> we

there is money from a person convicted in romania that went through louie freeh the former fbi director who put money in biden accounts as thank yous. >> people say this doesn't lead to the president. this is four years of wasted investigations. it's clearly showing that this family a family business this whole influence peddling. >> hunter biden went around the world with his dad at taxpayer expense to go into china and now you start to see the flow of money and we've seen it by the millions of dollars, this is just more direct evidence and you notice that the white house and all the spokes people don't deny the actual charge that money was flowing into the biden bank accounts. they don't deny that at this point because it's true. >> we want to move on because we have been talking a lot about the border. i wanted your take because the democrats refused to go to the border hearing this week and you had the border chief destroying the biden administration saying it was insecure it is wassin' uncontrolled, it needs a wall. i play this sound bite from mark kelly a democrat who jabbed at hi

louie will talk about our training. in a minute. bring nothing university professor and others who have worked for the city and positions we are attracts people. people are like, man, this is where the work is now. i want to be a part of this. we know what we have to do. and we are doing it. the most important part is we created jobs and contraries with benefits for people who have been completely locked out of the economy. we are talking about vulnerable san franciscans. we have shattered the first source records. we are 50% of the next person behind us in the 20 years that first source hen there. we are putting san franciscans to work and giving them hope and dignity and he purpose. and a sense of the future. our workforce in san francisco is 835. where would the 835 people be if they were not working for urban alchemy? now the one thing that again before i hand it over. one thing we really need what i would love is this we gotta get better data in the communities we are for the times and really show the impact we have been able t

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. >> steve: louie dreyfus. he said are there any similarities to the show and she plays the vice president to your role as the actual vice president. listen to this. >> one of the themes of the show is that her character meyer is frustrated by the sometimes vague duties of the role, like it's a high constitutional office but it's not prescribed so much about what you are supposed to be doing. >> well, i have the great privilege of serving with joe biden who is president of the united states. [applause] >> and was vice president. >> does he understand what it is like to be a vice president. >> he does. he does. and he really is a true partner. and he understands the job. he is an extraordinary leader, and i wish that people could see what i see because there is only one person who sits behind that resolute desk. and the decisions that that person has to make are the decisions that nobody else in the country can make. and he is an extraordinary leader. >> and the question was, what is the job of the vice presiden

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will: here to show us how it's done, the vice president of beverage and execution at bar louie and owenry to settle. >> 19.4 seconds -- rick: .5. will: 2007 we've got the given necessary, what should we be drinking here? >> absolutely. guinness is the try of choice, get yourself a pint, and irish his city -- whiskey is always a big deal. and then we're going to talk about, there you go, it's beautiful concern. will: this is an irish old-fashioned? >> absolutely. will: what's in it? >> irish whiskey, there's some cocoa bitters and the orange peel which gives it a little scent. will: i love it. smell that the? rick: tell us how to pour a perfect pint. >> you have to have an incredibly clean glass. owen will show us, he's going to fill that up to the top of the heart on your traditional guinness grass. and if you're not -- glass. if you're at home, give yourself about an inch, and we're going to let it settle. that 119.5 seconds, from pour to the serve, it's roughly 2 minutes. and you can see the cascade is beautiful. and so we've got one ready for tv here so we didn't have to the wait for

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i was in louie gohmert's office and he has a thing that memorializes the treaty between america and britain. the witness of the document was the holy spirit. the question people have to ask themselves, god and country? when did that stepien the rule? -- stop being the rule? today, we take a look at issues from a political warfare perspective. we are not going to look at it theologically because it is not my area at all. but we are going to say, how would we define it? political warfare is the model. that is the dominant form that occupies the united states right now. what i want to point out is that one of the things that exists, if you read the books at colleges about critical race theory, you read too much. what we want to do is get people to understand it is much more simple. what is intersectionality? bet is to take a value that is held in a culture and they are going to make up a phony term. then they will give the term every negative attribute they can come up with. so patriotic christians have now become christian nationalists and we are defined negatively. it is as simple as that. t

i always go to louie de palma on taxi played by danny devito sunshine . crazy lady. give me a break here. it's ma. this was a troll mean the worst possible things. is that likable? no is it lovable? yes why? he's really funny. this guy does the best allergy impersonation. i can't do it. go on, don't think. oh sorry. no, it's not you. it's the other one. the other the other. what? mm. paki. ah! that's racist. i think the thing that made the office successful with ricky gervase was the realism was more relationship oriented and commented on the mundane nous of situations that we all find ourselves and to work with him for another day, i will slit my throat off. okay you won't do it like that. you get the knife in behind the windpipe. put it down like that. i could just apply for another job. the jokes are the stories or the emotion isn't from the work. it's from the people who work together to first. your mother's, but. all you need to relate is the human connection. the believability that these people live together, know each other love each other, and it's that love

carol got a little it did you louie apiece. okay. and are you going over with me though, or go more, go, i'll out of the day off on that, it, it to them here. the okay, and i've been below, i've, you know, she had a book, a met planner for to kong, or to hint a 1000. i mean, i get out, but if you're so she put a convey is super sad, almost man. so i watch a lot the group who claim to be descendants of the maurice good said i should meet a british professor who is an expert on spanish history. could the professor confirmed what others have claimed that the maurice cause of southern spain were not all expelled? at the start of the 16th century, and if some state could it be that many of today's christian spaniards, half muslin roots. in the case of the, of the more discourse, it seems clear to me that the expulsion was not a total success. that doesn't mean to say that it wasn't a success, but it wasn't a total success. not all of the maurice cos were expelled and certainly in those who were expelled, significant numbers returned. we d

. >> john: i remember taking one of those tours with louie gohmert, and one of the most surprising thingsthat were up on the levee, they are frightening to encounter at 2:00 in the morning. but i wanted to ask you, senator about this d.c. council crime bill, because of vote in the house already took place to repeal that law, the senate scheduled for later this week to repeal the law, but the d.c. city council president phil mendelson this morning called the senate nsaid by the way, we are going to pull that bill back and take another look at it and reconsider it. so what is going to happen in the senate? will you still vote to rescinded an override? or will you let it go? >> well, until they do rescinded, it's man's and it will be overridden by a bipartisan vote of congress, and president biden says he will not veto the ads. the district of columbia is unique and not like any other city, it's a federal district and commerce has oversight over the laws that are passed. in order to protect the visitors and people who live and work as well. but the d.c. city council and was out of control, a

louie from presenting that to us, so we finally get to hear about the second quarterly report and i think that -- some of the numbers, the deficit numbers were expected because of what is going on right now and especially with laguna honda and the reductions of services. so, yes. everything looks on track. >> thank you, commissioner chung. do we have public comment on this item? >> folks on the line, we're on item 7. if you have public comment for this item, please press star three. star three. no public comment, commissioners. >> no comment from commissioners, we can move on to consent calendar. >> i move to adopt the consent calendar. >> there we go. is there a second? >> second. >> public comment. >> fok folks online, we're on item 8, please press star three if you would like to be acknowledged for this item. no hands, commissioner. >> all those in favor of approving the consent calendar, say aye. >> aye. >> opposed? all right. consent calendar is a proved. next item is other business. commissioners, any other business? all right. any public comment. >> folks online, we're on item nine

last paragraph caught me, instead of mass mobilizing against powell as if he was reincarnation of louie the xvi why not grow up? if it is not powell's fault whose fault is it? grow up, that is pretty tough stuff like the fed has lost its way? >> oh, completely. as the piece lays out in 2007 bernanke took a few of his closest advisors and made a decision at jackson hole summit in 2007 to take interest rates down zero bound before beginning large-scale asset purchases, what we call qe. that decision never had to have been made. my point we never had to have come down to the sear are rebound. if you look at chair powell's 2012 trans sent when he was rookie it would be difficult to exit zero rate policy when the time came. that is exactly what he is experiencing. charles: right. >> my point, we'll have to normalize monetary policy at some point or agree to get rid of the fed. only thing u.s. economy can handle supposedly a democratic economy, take it to zero bound, leave it there, every single treasury note monetized by the fed. get rid of it. put it under the treasury department. normalize

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commissioners annie jupiter jones and louie. biggest spark plug i met had my life and hundreds of women throughout our department had work tireless low to ensure our parks and open spaces are safe, equitable and healthy. women like glara our first woman superintendent of structural maintenance. who over cease our yard and so much of the work that keeps our parks up and running each day. or stacy white. who is here today. she worked in our department for more than 30 years. starting out as a youth work and now a manager and who keeps our department rung each day. or -- jackie battle. where are you jackie. there she circumstance hiding out in the corner there. show is dedicated her career to improving her lives in thes community which she works and exemplifying public xhernt and serving as a role model for her staff. i will be extemporaneous, ashley summers or commission liaison secretary. [applause] coordinator extraordinary, environmentalist, friend, mother this woman works heard. spinning many plays and keeping us upright. than

how much is a shirt from louie i have ton worth. i don't know i don't shop there i had an intern it is 10, 800 for one. shirt than i had there how much is a human life worth i continue seems like i'm being fun competence weird and strange the data presented here today is approximate disheartning when we talk about where the priorities of the police department are. when we have the most in the district and more then and there 9 left year. we had the most shooting in d 10. and we want it protect billion dollar corporations that have machine tow protect themselves. i knowledge in working together with community ambassador and foot boats and doing things to make sure people are safe when they shop. 100% but i don't believe protecting businesses are over human life if we have a fire what is the first thing we protect. human life then the property and et cetera and so on and so forth. and so -- if we care about-. i state this on the record i know the media doesn't like to say it but it it is trough. violent crime is dun in san francisco.

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so whether or not you know, having deploying overtime police to louie vuitton during the christmas shopping season was affective, we can debate that but the fact is, it's been done. and you know, i'm not sure if we have followed the letter of the law of the administrative code. what our choice would have been. so if we spend all of our overtime and we get to that point and what do we then do? which calls do we not respond to? is it the homicide calls? just calling in on your neighbor because they annoy you? how do you make that? police and fire, like nurse sxz teachers they're essential workers. so whether or not they're on track to meeting, the repolice reform that we need them to do, we still need them to respond. there are still things going on in our city and our society that need our police response. we're working toward a better world a world where there will be other types of responses, folks who don't carry guns who are in social workers, all of that but that day is not today. and until we get there, there is going to be a need for folks to come and take care of situations that are

louie hey, no, it's not. rupert murdoch and his a massive ring that he's i guess that's his he's just getting engaged and getting married and maybe that's what's keeping going that's what's keeping him going . respect. yeah, yeah, yeah. they younger younger they get younger and younger just takes their i don't just so it takes their i don't know, pretty to . know, this one looks pretty to. old be fair. well. oh oh. as an older i'm just saying if you this billionaire whatever you would you would think that he could go younger think josh oh but remember you said you made a comment over the last it was funny thought to yourself okay let's do the main story here at last to turbo charge britain. so this is of course new deal has gone on the indo pacific . floor gone on the indo pacific. floor and. everybody is very excited . and. everybody is very excited. everybody i mean, the uk government because this is sort of a proof of concept that being out of the eu is giving us these massive opportunities and it's great

so the architect who was louie designed the entrance at the end the major thorough fare.t pillar has they stood the pest test of time the entrance gates in the public right-of-way and restored by the homeowner's association in 2003 this gives us another tool toward their protection the rest i submit. >> thank you. >> thank you supervisor melgar. president peskin. >> submit and supervisor preston. >> thank you. colleagues as you know there has been a lot of focus on safety in the tenderloin. the neighborhoods has for decades faced changes including not guilty your of public safety and we need to take measures to improve neighborhood safety in the community. in an effort to help widen our tool set today i'm introducing an emergency 10 million dollars supplemental for nonmreegs public safety strategies in the tenderloin. there are disagreements about stele's responses to public safety it is my hope that this supplemental will be unity that all of us get behind even those who have differing vows on the wizz dom increasing police budgets. the additional emergency funding will

so the architect who was louie designed the entrance at the end the major thorough fare. and that pillar has they stood the pest test of time the entrance gates in the public right-of-way and restored by the homeowner's association in 2003 this gives us another tool toward their protection the rest i submit. >> thank you. >> thank you supervisor melgar. president peskin. >> submit and supervisor preston. >> thank you. colleagues as you know there has been a lot of focus on safety in the tenderloin. the neighborhoods has for decades faced changes including not guilty your of public safety and we need to take measures to improve neighborhood safety in the community. in an effort to help widen our tool set today i'm introducing an emergency 10 million dollars supplemental for nonmreegs public safety strategies in the tenderloin. there are disagreements about stele's responses to public safety it is my hope that this supplemental will be unity that all of us get behind even those who have differing vows on the wizz dom increasing police budgets. the additional emergency fundi

louie had plenty of time to tackle it and it hasn't worked?d? we have identified the problem, you are quite right in i the problem, you are quite right in saying that, we have got 45,000 people who travelled here illegally last year. a few years ago there was only 300. that's why we are coming forward with additional legislation so whilst wes streeting might say the government needs to get a grip i would argue we are getting a grip, that's the very point of a bringing forward this legislation and saying it isn't ok if you travel here illegally, mainly these people have travelled across a number of safe countries before they make the journey to come to here on the small boats. the majority of these people do not necessarily need to claim asylum, a lot of them are economic migrants. it is important that the government tackles it head on which is why we are bringing forward legislation and detail will be coming over the next few days which is why the prime minister has been clear this is a top priority from the government. it clear this is a top