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who will serve as a human soon nice story lul not allowing the aggression against this region when we defeated terrorists as you called yourselves our allies and what we're seeing now as the coalition is letting us down we're hearing constant threats coming from turkey in complete silence on the part of the world now why you've been displaced and suffered. by. have until recently been relatively safe reject only intimidations and the heart of token an acceptable is a way to keep keeps threatening us. president trump has defended his decision claiming america hasn't abandoned the. thought warning to turkey saying it would face severe consequences if it crosses the line we've been in syria for many years you know syria was supposed to be a short term hit just a very short term hit we were supposed to be in and out that was many many years ago and we only have 50 people in that area that's a small sector. and i don't want those 50 people hurt or killed or anything i don't want anything bad to happen our people and i told that to president i said. any of any of our people get hurt if turk

harlin mentioned, we're going do a prequalification process for this process, as well, so there's a lul little ln that time. the central bayside system, phase one, is behind the schedule. phase one is to complete the design for the 35% level and we are currently extending out and we're looking to reprioritize the remainder of the project and there's a little delay there. the permitted project, which is the southeast bay, the crossing replacement project, that's a long one. this is behind schedule, around eight months. we needed additional tame to incorporattime toincorporate thr the emergency contract and we anywayed to complete, of course, the sequa review. the rehab project, this one is projecting above the baseline budget due to higher costs from actual bids received. we did have to rebid, as well welcome and completion is slated for next year and that completes my report. happy to answer my questions. >>> well >> a question i have has been answered, but i'm concerned when i look through the report and see the red dots. for example, on page 9, and also the time it takes to get up to

but what is most concerning here, frankly, katy, is that he seems to be able to be lul elulo be intodecisions. president erdogan has made a number of bad decisions, buying an s-400 air defense system from russia, despite our strong opposition expressed by many in congress and in our military, and in our diplomatic core. so, erdogan is obsessed with fighting the kurds. he is not obsessed with fighting isis. and the outcome of this decision by president trump, if fully implemented, would be to benefit russia and iran on the ground in syria, and lead to the question, why would anyone fight alongside us in the future if we so abruptly abandon them in the face of their sworn enemy? this this particular case, the turks. >> nikki haley has pushed back against this, lindsey graham has pushed back against this, mitch mcconnell has pushed back against this. >> that's right. >> would you expect the president to change his mind? if he does not, what does the senate foreign relations committee do? >> in terms of a threatened action on sanctions or hearings or bipartisan demand for briefing. there