. >> my name is misty palmer. and i live in the mount limb bus neighborhood and i have lived there for 36 years. i'm here on behalf of zazie. i knew katrine. in fact, i knew the person that owned the restaurant space prior to her. and under katrine's leadership, the menu really flourished. when jen came, they -- she expanded on that. and i have always just felt that she's -- she's been a real focal point for the neighborhood. coal valley is a real neighborhood. i hear people talking about the rebuilding and the sense of community. well, that's what we have in coal valley and mount limb bus. it's -- mount olympus. i admire jen's ability to higher wonderful staff, to keep them, to pay them appropriately. they're very loyal. she's very good to every single employee working with them to accommodate their needs. and it builds on the sense of community, because you go in and you see the same restaurant people. i have a lot of national and international guests. and i always take them to zazie for what i consider a real n

misty item moments. listening to a song on st. patrick's day, before american the beautiful -- after a tribute to golf legend arnold palmer. if only he had stayed a few more years i never would have become crying chuck schumer. [laughter] the president labeled me, and initially was parenthetical, as fake tears schumer, because i was weepy and teary-eyed when we had immigrants whose families were being split up on stage. and trump said, i know schumer, and he never cries. actually it is well known in my family, when i took my children to see free willy, i started weeping when he escapes. my daughters ran out of the theater. i'm not going to say speaker boehner and i agreed on most issues. but he always exercised humility and a sense of humor and understood the nature of compromise. he knew that in a divided government you do not get a hundred percent of what you want all the time. sometimes he knew you do not even get what you want from your own side of the aisle. it is not hard to understand john's love of cigarettes, red wine, and the occasional serenity prayer. i believe if his interest in legalizing marijuana had starte

misty eyed moments for the speaker. listening to a song on st. patrick's day, before america the beautiful, after a tribute to golf legend arnold palmer.e some regret that john left the political scene when he did. if he had only endured a few more years i never would have become crying chuck schumer. [laughter] the president labeled me, and initially was parenthetical, as fake tears schumer, because i was weepy when we had immigrants whose families were being split up on stage. and trump said, i know schumer, those are fake tears, he never cries. actually it is well known in my family, when i took my daughters to see "free willy," i started weeping uncontrollably when he escapes. my daughters ran out of the theater. so we have that in common as well. i'm not going to say speaker boehner and i agreed on most issues or even many. immigration comes to mind. but he always exercised humility and a sense of humor and understood the nature of compromise. he knew that in a divided government, you don't get 100% of what you want all the time. sometimes he knew you do not even get what you want from your own side of the aisle. it is not hard to