matt reagan. henry pan. >> good afternoon. >>> good afternoon. thank you all very much for the opportunity to speak. the hearing today is at 1 o'clock. i know a lot of folks are at work today. i did want to submit a petition for those who could not join at the. i would like to read the petition from you. it's signed by 215 a san francisco residents who couldn't make it. we are pleased to present you with a petition affirming this statement. we the undersigned are writing you in support of the resolution before you to amend division 2 of the transportation program to establish a pilot program to [speaker not understood] did he nated muni stops and to continue to offer to thousands of san francisco residents mass transit alternative to get to work. [speaker not understood]. paying thousands of cars off the road, reducing vehicle regional miles traveled by 45 per year and reducing the carbon output 11,000 metric tons [speaker not understood]. i'll read several of them. shawn from san francisco wrote that the sh

and alice ripland and matt mclaurelty and a bipartisan group talking about when they were in their nings how they established goals like clinton and tax reform with president reaganrolling around. >> how do you cut through that? everything that governor huntsman and senator manchin have said and everything you j you said makes perfect seps. i don't know who would disagree with we have got to work to go. >> mika, you've got to have two things to succeed. i certainly found this out as governor and i'm sure joe did too. you have to have a vision and you have to have ideas and break the ideas down to specific components that are actually implementable. second you've got to have an implementation vehicle which is a caucus on capitol hill that can get it done. where no labels is absolutely extraordinary is we're putting forward this vision, this master plan of the big issues that we must get right for sake of 21st century competitiveness and we couple of that with the implementation mechanism called our problem solvers caucus on capitol hill. this has never been done before. we have always had presidents stand up and say that they want to be uniters and not dividers by