mr. collier. >> hi good afternoon i'm sorry christine representing the law caucus thank you for your proficiency or patience there are a lot of speakers without further ado, i want to share a story i've been working with many, many families naming attendance this family is a family of 3 live in a two bedrooms and have guilt parents from china to the u.s. in 3 months from the starts of they're takency when he when they saw the unit they did ask the landlord is it possible for them to move in their parents with who will be golden state warriors to the u.s. the landlords adding and tell them they need to sign a lease with us and that will be fine your parents can live with you so, of course, the tenants moved in and 3 months later their parents emigrated to the u.s. and was able to move in six months later the landlords told they can't stay because the parents are not on the lease and unauthorized tenants and knowing that the parents doesn't have anything else only the children and being in the chinese culture we have to take care of our parents without allowing the parents to stay the tenants will

mr. collier and commissioner lee times to make a comment. >> mr. llier thanks for working with us on the nuance language and glad to have unity you understand that you want to keep the full sub leasing language f but if this i have no idea would you prefer the caregiver language go in or stay out what i don't want to interfere with people's rights under the state law but this addresses a basis for anyone to bring in a caribou you're familiar with the state law. >> i don't think that is necessary the danger of putting it in those one the relevant this can't be part of it so we have that problem but assuming all the language that we have in there i don't think so it amending that with the caregiver language. >> right the caregiver language language i proposed on the summaries the other language can go out but sounds like you're saying if that the language ends up going out i don't know if it w will you'll not have the caregiver language come in. >> it didn't help and basically and think that, of course, would say that while they all the time the law a

mr. collier that exists under state law and he's been so involved i'm defer not move that i do continue to think that the - i supported flexibility in people having roormentd i'm supportive of what was passed in terms of the allowing family members to move in we have a provision from the roommate leaves the tenant what swap in another member if we not have to azusa of the current definition that is certainly a liability conversation will you to be clear what we have before us today is not that this goes well beyond that and i respectfully disagree with mr. weaver it eliminations all the ability of the landlord to have any control over sub tenants that come in it eliminates any lease restriction and you can bring under as many suck tenants as what the housing code provides this a major, major major step in terms of eliminating lease provisions liam around the subsidy leasing and eliminating the ability of landlords to have control understood the landlords can go down and receive more rents from sub leases is stroll limited in reality didn't happen so i can't say supports that i minds that t

collier said and a witness. >> i would like to call to the stand mr. steve forbes. [applause] >> steve forbes. any forbesians in the house? >> place your hand on the arm -- 400 riches. these were to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> god and man, yes. >> all right. could you please state your occupation and your qualifications to provide this testimony force today? >> i am editor-in-chief and chairman of forbes and media. you have been following the mack nations of the federal reserve and the deception, my grandfather wrote the story about july and which created the federal reserve bank in 1912, 1911, the fed action was created in 1913, the mechanism was put in place before that. i recently co-authored a book called money about how the federal reserve has made things worse, not better. >> let's follow upon the last point for the jury. if i may. how has the federal reserve, a lot of people's that the fed was there to provide a system, you are arguing it made things worse. could you explain? >> every major economic crisis like the great depression, the