host: that is marlene and minnesota. here's two beds today, first from "the new york times," writing "it isn't reform, its sabotage, musk and trump are launching a frontal attack on the government." the lead editorial from "the washington times," "the doge free up -- freak out and flamed the debate over federal spending." that some of the debate in today's papers. your thoughts this morning, mark in oklahoma, good morning. caller:[sneezing] good morning. host: good morning, mark. caller: i think they need to cut the irs, going after people from taxes. they did a big hiring. we could switch them to then border patrol and stuff. one of my main concerns is they are talking about taking whatever, country sides, taking them overseas, building them up and making them into investment buildings and stuff. but he's cutting all of these other government jobs in programs and stuff. if we are going to save money, are we going to throw it over there and spend it on something like that? host: that was mark and oklahoma. this is robert

host: that is marlene and minnesota.ere's two beds today, first from "the new york times," writing "it isn't reform, its sabotage, musk and trump are launching a frontal attack on the government." the lead editorial from "the washington times," "the doge free up -- freak out and flamed the debate over federal spending." that some of the debate in today's papers. your thoughts this morning, mark in oklahoma, good morning. caller:[sneezing] good morning. host: good morning, mark. caller: i think they need to cut the irs, going after people from taxes. they did a big hiring. we could switch them to then border patrol and stuff. one of my main concerns is they are talking about taking whatever, country sides, taking them overseas, building them up and making them into investment buildings and stuff. but he's cutting all of these other government jobs in programs and stuff. if we are going to save money, are we going to throw it over there and spend it on something like that? host: that was mark and oklahoma. this is robert i

my name is marlene lawal. i'm the former director of the inste

my name is marlene lawal. i'm the former director of the institute and currently the director of the illiberalism studies program. in this event today, we will be discussing the geopolitics of aid and how chinese, russian and american covid 19 assistance developed. and as you can guess, it's a very timely topic given the current reorganization and transformation in of us foreign assistance and strategy under the new administration. i will speak to my millet. shiva is professor of strategy at national defense university here in washington, d.c. she the author of multiple books on the former soviet union and articles she has been engaging with broader audience in the policy world for several years. and her latest book is called entitled covi. 19 humanitarianism geopolitical logics of chinese, russian and american assistance. it's really a great book. you can see here that she wrote with the colleagues that is looking at how assistant rice should be interpreted as part of a geopolitical discourse and as a space f

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latino parity and equity coalition representing 23 organizations serving the spanish, bilingual and marlengual residents in san francisco and bay area. i also have the privilege of serving in the planning department's equity council and i am also in the immigrant rights commission. >> i am here to express my strong support for the proposed equity budget for the san francisco planning's community equity work. now more than ever we must stand firmly in our commitment to equity by continuing and strengthening investments in programs that uplift our communities, communities of color and ensure that our voices shape planning decisions and public investments in our neighborhoods. >> this moment calls for action with a new federal administrator in making it clear that inclusivity, equity and fairness are under threat especially for communities of color migrants and communities. san francisco must continue to lead by example. so i urge this commission to uphold the critical equity work we've been we've done for over decades and invest boldly in communities that make our city stronger. we need your