president trasvina does have a question though for you, mr. ben-veniste. >> the thank you, mr. ben-veniste for your for your presentation. i have a couple of questions for you. thank you. first is the only the only matter that you are contesting is the closure time for entertainment being 2:00 instead of 330 for two days of the week. >> correct. that's for the interior. yes, that's correct. and for the exterior i believe there was an additional oh yes. >> that's right. >> that's correct. it's just for the interior for one hour. so so we're talking 90 minutes on two days of the week. >> that's right. >> and my question is do you know what the economic impact is on your client for not being able to have the entertainment during those 90 minutes? >> what i mean specifically do you have any estimate of business loss during that period of time or afterwards? like if you don't if you don't come in to do i understand your question. >> i do not have an estimate of any hard numbers there. i'll just say that as i think i mentioned in the brief, the bread and butter of habib lounge is a so

thank you for speaking to us, mr. ben, and i have and thank you for sharing of use with us. the only been, man, i'm, is a political, i'm listening is where i'm at least the phases joining us the from west through. so thank you. house way in the occupied westbank is really forces a carrying out more rates, a soldier's side gunshots, and used on grenades in the village of book on the a novelist on sunday morning out as the needs are leading under increasing the restrictive conditions in the occupied territory. and face being rated or detained at any time, no day before. so my mom, she has more on the situation, the occupied westbank noise in him on because he's really government and the policy in a 40 a band. i'll just hear from reporting from israel and the occupied westbank. there is now more focus on the nablus area, which is quite a large governor. right. there are several, a large is really illegal, is really supplements there as well. and so we're seeing more step top military action in nablus, and then the villages around nablus. i'm to boss as well. so these really are

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arrington: i yield one minute to the gentleman from virginia, my good friend, mr. ben cline. e chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cline: by electing president trump, in the first month, he has andsed the election mandate signing executive orders, unleashing energy domestic production and eliminating the waste, fraud and abuse. the president cannot achieve these policy objectives alone. he needs congress. it will be be about addressing our fiscally irresponsible the last four years and pass a reconciliation package that is set in motion. giving the tools they need to succeed. i urge a yes vote as we work to deliver real savings. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from people. mr. boyle: this would put 1.8 million people in the commonwealth of virginia of losing medicaid. i yield to the gentleman from mr. doggett from texas for two minutes. mr. doggett: this is a wreckconciliation. they are troubled by our nation's debt and add more to it. according to responsible sittens, they want it bigger than $4 trillion. elon musk doge, it is dod

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. >> joining me now is ben wikler, chair of the democratic party of wisconsin. mr.t know this is an election that's coming up very soon. so tell us the stakes and why you decided to do this. >> thanks so much, chris. it's great to be with you. we're 26 days out. from april. >> 1st. >> the first major statewide race of this new trump era. and it's maga. brad schimel, former. far right maga. >> republican attorney general. >> of the state. >> running for state. >> supreme court with. >> more than $5 million in backing. >> from elon musk up against. >> susan crawford. >> who's the kind. >> of common sense. >> judge that people. >> of any. >> political persuasion. >> would want on the bench. >> and this race has now become about much more than the future of jurisprudence in the state of wisconsin. the musk team is. explicitly trying to lock in control of the u.s. house of representatives. they're talking about their phrases voter fraud. that's code for voter suppression. they know that the wisconsin supreme court came close to. >> overturning the. 2020 election. >> and,

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mr. brady. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you. editor-in-chief benasn't of the big fashion changes in trump era that ties are back. you'll be the last one. >> i'm not wearing any tie. i was told this is the first time in a while. >> thank you. not even business leadership in journalism but often run by journalists which turn out not a great idea and i always admire and i say in nicest way, you come from the commercial side, you've always had a very, you know, run corporate media in just the literal sense, that's nbc. i'm curious whether in your four years running nbc has left you thinking that big corporations, a lot of resources but also, a good homes for news or do they put news organizations at risk because of the kind of prosecution on the parent company? i know it's a big question. >> look, i would say a few things, first, if i've had the privilege to your point of working for the last 15 years running large news organizations in a variety of different capacities and so i've been able to see firsthand i think the incredible commitment of journal

thank you so much and we like ben wanted to to end it on a personal story. so at this point mr.poole and mr. nepo and i are available to answer any questions you might have. >> thank you so much for that presentation. boy, there's a lot going on. commissioner's questions comments commissioner levy roni thank you very much. it was very enlightening and great work that the you see and congratulations on being at howard great university when we say local is it local san francisco or san mateo or like you mentioned up in the mountain tunnel that yes you referring to my my position yeah okay sorry so so that we try to how far it is local i guess just defining it so it's defined differently on different projects so broadly on up it is defined as just residents of san francisco but on any project that exists outside of san francisco then we start to incorporate additional regional boundaries. but in mountain tunnel it basically incorporates the entire service territory. so there's a series of zip codes that apply throughout our service territory where we have operations pipelines, what

thank you so much and we like ben wanted to to end it on a personal story. so at this point mr. poole and mr. nepo and i are available to answer any questions you might have. >> thank you so much for that presentation. boy, there's a lot going on. commissioner's questions comments commissioner levy roni thank you very much. it was very enlightening and great work that the you see and congratulations on being at howard great university when we say local is it local san francisco or san mateo or like you mentioned up in the mountain tunnel that yes you referring to my my position yeah okay sorry so so that we try to how far it is local i guess just defining it so it's defined differently on different projects so broadly on up it is defined as just residents of san francisco but on any project that exists outside of san francisco then we start to incorporate additional regional boundaries. but in mountain tunnel it basically incorporates the entire service territory. so there's a series of zip codes that apply throughout our service territory where we have operations pipelines, wha

ben ray lujÁn. peter: these are mccaskill was -- lisa murkowski was. jasmine: yes. peter: fbi director kash patel, he is in the gallery. was that ivanka? ok. and there is mrs.nce, and you see the vice president and speaker waiting for everything to happen. looking at the schedule we were given ahead of time, it looks like they are running just a few minutes late. there's tiffany, tiffany trump right behind her. yeah. the whole family is out there. let's check in with greta brawner. hi, greta. greta: peter, you have pointed out a couple members of the president was cabinet tonight -- the president's cabinet tonight it when you will not see his doug collins, the designated survivor tonight. per the white house report. the designated survivor get out of these joint addresses, state of the union'in case of a catastrophic event. tonight, it is the v.a. secretary doug collins who will not be in the chamber. billy house of bloomberg noting the great center i'll see clamors of the -- aisle seat claimers of the past, angled, sheila jackson lee, they were getting in place along the center aisle at 4:00 p.m. eastern time, and included representative anna paulina , mar

then john stewart and mccormack and ben salazar wouldn't horrible corporation and slumlords at the san francisco chronicle stated when asked responsible for discussing mr. williams exemplary believes that was three minutes are up okay well i hope thank you mr. williams thank you mr. williams. >> madam chair, i'm madam chair. it does not appear we have any other callers but let me double check just to make sure i do not see any other hands raised other than the two that we've heard fellow commissioners. are there any comments, concerns for anything that's not on the agenda? >> i have due to the time. thank you chair. >> i just want to say it it is black history month. i'm back. >> my apologies. a point of order, madam chair. i think that was just public comment for non agenda items for the public not the commission. thank you. you're right. >> are we obligated to answer those? no. >> no question no, no. just to listen. thank you. i'll go ahead and call the next item madam chair i think it's five c which is the workshop on annual housing production report fiscal year 2023 dash 2020 for discussion and director koslowski thank you madam secretary and greet

ben bernanke said something similar in 2013 when he told janet yellen that "congress is our boss." do you agree with that statement? mr. powell: yes. the way i always think it is over supervision our accountability runs through the legislative branch, not through the executive branch as it does in many other forms of government. sen. lummis: thank you for that because i would not have guessed that that was going to be your response. the way that the fed has behaved for the last four years and its relationship with the u.s. congress is to thumb its nose at congress. your staff has repeatedly stymied information request from this committee -- requests from this committee, notably made by myself, the chairman, the ranking member, senator tillis, former senator pat toomey, and others. in my experience, the fed is a black hole. it consumes information, but it never releases it. your fellow governors have personally misled me on at least two occasions with respect to wyoming in digital -- wyoming and digital assets. in recent filings, former senator pat toomey has accused your staff of lying to him while providing technical

then john stewart and mccormack and ben salazar wouldn't horrible corporation and slumlords at the san francisco chronicle stated when asked responsible for discussing mr williams exemplary believes that was three minutes are up okay well i hope thank you mr. williams thank you mr. williams. >> madam chair, i'm madam chair. it does not appear we have any other callers but let me double check just to make sure i do not see any other hands raised other than the two that we've heard fellow commissioners. are there any comments, concerns for anything that's not on the agenda? >> i have due to the time. thank you chair. >> i just want to say it it is black history month. i'm back. >> my apologies. a point of order, madam chair. i think that was just public comment for non agenda items for the public not the commission. thank you. you're right. >> are we obligated to answer those? no. >> no question no, no. just to listen. thank you. i'll go ahead and call the next item madam chair i think it's five c which is the workshop on annual housing production report fiscal year 2023 dash 2020 for discussion and director koslowski thank you madam secretary and greeti