here to tell you more, i'm not sure who is coming up is the owner, michael rosen. >> good evening, commissioners. i think our main goal is to provide music to the mission district and to keep doing that. it's worth saying that one of our top priorities is forging new relationships, both with the entertainment commission and with our neighbors and, you know , one of the ways we did that was opening our doors to invite people to come and voicing concerns. unfortunately, nobody came, but we are hoping that we can have more of a direct dialogue with anybody who has any concerns. we kept one of the partners from the previous business because nobody knows san francisco entertainment better than michael and he will continue doing the booking. barry smith is day-to-day operations. he also runs the crafty fox which is a restaurant on the corner and really, for brick-and-mortar, we are looking to get a new sense of goodwill in the community. forged a new relationships, maybe some initiatives that can communicate a different approach to running the business then has been in the past. that is kind of where

here to tell you more, i'm not sure who is coming up is the owner, michael rosen. >> good evening, commissioners. i think our main goal is to provide music to the mission district and to keep doing that. it's worth saying that one of our top priorities is forging new relationships, both with the entertainment commission and with our neighbors and, you know , one of the ways we did that was opening our doors to invite people to come and voicing concerns. unfortunately, nobody came, but we are hoping that we can have more of a direct dialogue with anybody who has any concerns. we kept one of the partners from the previous business because nobody knows san francisco entertainment better than michael and he will continue doing the booking. barry smith is day-to-day operations. he also runs the crafty fox which is a restaurant on the corner and really, for brick-and-mortar, we are looking to get a new sense of goodwill in the community. forged a new relationships, maybe some initiatives that can communicate a different approach to running the business then has been in the past. that is kind of where

here to tell you more, i'm not sure who is coming up is the owner, michael rosen. >> good evening, commissionersink our main goal is to provide music to the mission district and to keep doing that. it's worth saying that one of our top priorities is forging new relationships, both with the entertainment commission and with our neighbors and, you know , one of the ways we did that was opening our doors to invite people to come and voicing concerns. unfortunately, nobody came, but we are hoping that we can have more of a direct dialogue with anybody who has any concerns. we kept one of the partners from the previous business because nobody knows san francisco entertainment better than michael and he will continue doing the booking. barry smith is day-to-day operations. he also runs the crafty fox which is a restaurant on the corner and really, for brick-and-mortar, we are looking to get a new sense of goodwill in the community. forged a new relationships, maybe some initiatives that can communicate a different approach to running the business then has been in the past. that is kind of where we are

hilary rosen, as michael said, and you have to see it this way, tomorrow will look a lot like today. that is difficult because you don't want it to sound like it did today to people because it makes it seem like you don't have anything else to say. >> right. there was a little bit of a flurry today when the senators went to their private respective luncheons that potentially some of the republicans were going to revolt against mitch mcconnell's strict rules. that ended up not happening. as you said, the parry line votes continued all through the -- chuck schumer's amendments to change the rules, to open up this trial, to be more accommodating of additional facts and witnesses and documents, importantly documents. so i think what we have now is kind of a bit of anti-climactic activity tomorrow because now we will see tomorrow go pretty much the way the country's been expecting it to go, which is that the republicans are going to, you know, insist that there's nothing here for the president to be punished for and the democrats are going to once again make that same case that they made

senate members and also to the american public. >> michael conway, who served as house judiciary committee council during the mnixon impeachment and jeffrey rosen with the george washington university, thanks to you both gentlemen. >>> coming up, house democrats drop bombshell pieces of evidence to boost their argument that rudy giuliani was doing president trump's bidding in ukraine. we'll dig into the documents, notes, and text messages to see where it could all lead for the senate trial. >>> and after last night's democratic presidential debate, who looks to stand a real chance at ousting donald trump? we're live in iowa to discuss. you're watching msnbc. you're watching msnbc. force vef doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't get mad. get e*trade, dawg. oh no, here comes gthe neig

rosen to discuss her life and career. tune in for our primetime lineup starting at 7:50 p.m. eastern. check your program guide for more information . >> recently philosophy professor michael lynch spoke in portsmouth new hampshire about political polarization. here's a portion of his talk . >> convictions have a history and what he meant by that was that often convictions don't start out as identity centered values. they start as passing opinions like the opinions some people have that climate change is not a real thing. i can start as an opinion but become nietzsche said that sort of opinion can become under the circumstances hardened into conviction. something that becomes reflective of that person's identity and the tribes identity that they want to be part of once something becomes part of the identity in that way, it becomes hard to change it because to change it, to change your mind about that is to change your mind about yourself and therefore, it's not surprising that people will if that's right, people with convictions like the one i mentioned, they will go to great lengths to rationalize away evidence and even logic to defend themselves against what they see as