thank you mr. flynn. >> may i follow up. mr. flynn, i think the question that i was wondering more if there is the delay until october, how does this affect the programs you are trying to fundful i understand you want to extend the grace period that is a different question the question is when delay would that cause to the programming you are trying to do and the funds you are raising for worthy causes? >> yes. i will give you an example. we are in the process of putting out bids on the planning bidos major construction projects. ful will one of them is at 2,000 marine. it is going to be a large proposal that has services for a new water department building. and another one is a sewer new sewer pump station on treasure island. both of those, we would like to ask the people to include the benefits with people in the communities. if we don't get the grace period we would not be able to hold off until february or march of putting those out they would go out to bid be large multi100 thousand dollars projects and no point in the futur

obligation to enforce it on old contracts, but we can't do that until we get our exception. >> thank you mr. flynn for the presentation. commissioners, if you wish to ask questions and make comments please go to the request to speak button. right now i want to call on commissioner bush. if you have any questions or comments. >> i have just a few questions. to begin with, most of these issues require some form of (inaudible) when mayor breed or supervisor peskin and other members of the board introduce measures for the ballot, did they have (inaudible) that took place prior to that? >> please. >> this is supervisor aaron peskin to commissioner bush through chair lee. i believe that the original behested legislation introduced by supervisor haney was subject to meet and confer the measure that became proposition e was not subject to heat and confer, but the executive director of the department of human resources is in the room and don't want to put her on the spot but can answer any questions to the best of her ability. >> i dont want to be mysterious about what is behind my question. ethics has bee

mr. van grack as a prosecutor on his team to investigate the trump campaign's ties to russia around the 2016 election, van grack spent nearly three years investigating and prosecuting trump allies, michael flynnafort. interestingly, mr. van grack ultimately resigned from the flynn case, after a william barr appointee took over the u. s. attorney's office in d. c., and moved to withdraw the government's case against flynn. even though, flynn by then had already pled guilty twice. he resigned from the flynn investigation but the state of the justice department. it continued to leave the justice department fairer unit, the office that prosecute on which is third foreign agents. and that role, he became the first official to oversee all foreign influence operations across the u.s. justice department. brandon van grack has since left the justice department, but boy, there is nobody who i would rather talk to tonight about what's going on in our country with these remarkable and unprecedented charges and investigations involving the former president. brandon van grack joins us here live in studio, next. new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour

mr. talk -- general michael flynn has also taken the bit before this committee. mr. stone previously had been convicted of other federal clients -- crimes unrelated to january 6. general flynn has pleaded guilty to a federal charge also unrelated to january 6. president trump writing general flynn weeks after the presidential election and on july of 2020, he commuted the sentence roger stone was to serve. the night before january 6, president trump instructed his chief of staff, mark meadows, to contact both roger stone and michael flynn regarding what would play out the next day. this hutchison, is it your understanding that president trump asked mark middle speak with roger stone and general flynn january 5? ms. hutchinson: that is my understanding. i am under the impression that mr. meadows completed both called to them on the evening of the fifth. rep. cheney: do you know what they talked about that evening? ms. hutchinson: not sure. rep. cheney: -- war room at the willard hotel? ms. hutchinson: i was aware of that. rep. cheney: do you know mr. meadows ever intend

investigate around the 2016 investigation, he spent three years investigating michael flynn and paul man afor the. interestingly mr. van grack ultimately resigned from the flynn case after a william barr appointee took over in the u.s. attorneys office in d.c. and moved to withdraw the government's case against flynn even though flynn by then had already plead guilty to twice. resund from the flynn investigation. but he stayed at the justice department. he continued to lead the office that prosecutes unregistered foreign agents. and that role he became the first official to oversee all foreign influence operations across the u.s. justice department. brandon van grack left the justice department but boy there nobody who i'd rather talk to tonight about what's going on in our country with these remarkable and unprecedented charges and investigations involving our former president. brandon van grack joins us here live in studio next. grack joins live istn udio next. my grandma never mentioned this, but her first job was working at a five and dime, when she was only 16 years old. it's all right there in the census. se

mr. giuliani, general flynn, and the others finally left the white house, president trump sent the tweet on the screen now telling people to come to washington on january 6. be there, he instructed them, will be while. as you will see, this was a pivotal moment. this tweet initiated a chain of events. the tweet led to the planning for what occurred on january 6, including by the proud boys, who ultimately led the invasion of the capitol -- of the u.s. capitol and violence on that day. the indictment of a group of proud boys alleges that they plan to "oppose by force the authority of the government of the united states." and according to the department of justice, on january 6, 2021, the defendants directed, mobilized, and lead members of the crowd onto the capitol grounds and into the capitol. leading to the dismantling of metal barricades, the destruction of property, breaching of the capitol building at assaults on law enforcement. although certain former trump officials have argued that they did not anticipate violence on january 6, the evidence suggests otherwise. as you will see in

flynn and thomas hays. tom, let me begin with you. in the dove or hawk camp for mr? the market is up and thinks he might be a dove because it's pricing in that the fed cuts rates next year. what do you say? >> yeah, my bet, lauren, is a continuation of job owning. talk hawkish, act doveish. bring down inflation expectation but don't tighten more than you have to. as we saw with the quantitative tightening schedule, they'd completed one-third expected by this time. it's like the hotel california, you can check in but can never leave and we saw from the ecb, they've had to start a facility to buy periphery bonds as hedge funds are shorting italian bonds at highest pace since 2008. they want to move but don't want to move too much, and we heard from two fed presidents ester george saying policies are long and variable and fed president harker said 86 hikes since 1983 and 75 of those were below 50 basis points and 75 basis points is unusual but 50 basis points is substantial. he's setting the table, 75 is probably not going to be the case. we got to watch the cpi numbers