mr. goldman. sig, we're not gonna go on a ship on. we now know all about the number of people arriving at the city gate at wardrobe, boys. i escalate. this will be, but as i've always sal and it's not about numbers that it's about flow, yes, i wish i would that equal? ah, it's not about the number. it's about flow. steering streams of visitors while meeting tourists needs. like many hotspots, dubrovnik faces a logistical challenge every day and its inhabitants must cope with the consequences of tourism. the old town now has less than a 1000 residence. 20 years ago. it had 5 times as many how can the remaining residence benefit from their own town? sociologist, petra mac jenko is conducting research in one of we have to know exactly what we learned from this 10th. do we want it to become an urban center again? oh, should it remain a kind of open an museum? because the moment a person is living space is treated as a resource, is you conflicts of ice decoder seminar neither to door to door as hung? so is it legitimate for a city to profi

mr. goldman, it seems to me that not only was what he was proposing unconstitutional. he knew it was unconstitutional. not only did it violate the law, the electoral count act, he knew it violated that law. he knew in terms of precedent it violated that, too, because he said al gore should not have had the right to do this. he thinks kamala harris should not have the right to do it but, quote, we should go ahead and do this anyway. your thoughts. >> well, you hit the nail on the head. i mean, the difference between just sort of violating the electoral count act and knowingly conspiring with others to interfere with the lawful functioning of government is exactly what you and greg jacobs said today, which is that he knew that what he was advocating for was illegal yet he was doing it anyway. you don't have to take my word for it. you can take the word of district judge carter out in l.a. who made a finding by preponderance of the evidence that eastman may have committed that exact crime, conspiring to defraud the -- to overturn the election. and who was his co-conspirat

mr. john goldman read the statement of the group. according to the consultant assessment by august 15, stabilization had been achieved and to ensure the public health from further release of hazardous materials and is no longer an emergency i wanted to bring out though my mother was not aware of the presence of asbestos she responded immediately and mitigated within two weeks and then so far i think you have a copy. she's spent over $1 million to pay consultant, asbestos problem and more importantly may 20, we settled with the city to pay $590,000 in penalties and we agreed to sell the property by july 23, 2023. if not we'd be penalized by $875,000. so consider my mom to mitigate the problem. >> clerk: thank you. >> we request a reduction or waive the penalty. thank you. >> clerk: are there any other members of the public here to address this matter before the board? seeing no one getting up quickly, mr. president. >> supervisor: thank you so much. public comment for this item is now closed. supervisor preston. >> this is in my prope

mr. dudley is a smart man, he was at goldman, sachs when i was there, i respect him a lot, but there's a lot of other people i respect that say recession is not inevitable, and if it is, it might be a job plentiful recession when you look at how many job openings there are. there's one point to macon the positive side of the ledger, cash balances. jamie dimon, heads of jpmorgan and bank of america say the consumer balance sheet is in pretty good shape, can withstand inflation for awhile the other thing i point out, corporate balance sheets which we know are flush with cash as well and frankly, you're seeing that in share buy backs the steel companies preannounced sizable buy backs going on winnebago, small cap company, it released earnings. blow out earnings for recreational vehicle manufacturer, and they're buying back shares. it is not going to necessarily be ubiquitous, but for a long term investor what i see, quoting warren buffett here, my share of the earnings power going forward of companies is going to be concentrated as they use that cash to buy back shares so the balance sheets

. >> dan goldman, i wondered if that testimony in the wake of testimony from mr. donoghue and mr.delphia and pennsylvania have been debunked. they'd run them down, which maybe is a conversation for another day, that federal resources were used running down what bill barr called b.s., but they'd been run down. trump knew they were false when he singled out this man that resulted in threats to his family's life. >> it is a conversation for another day but it is completely absurd how many government resources, both state and federal, were used to track down drunk rudy's frivolous claims of election fraud. and it's amazing that that could actually occur. but you raise a good point, and it's something -- a different context to think about it, also, nicole, which is we saw this in the first impeachment with the threats to the whistle-blower and the threats to alex vindman and the threats to other witnesses, and then you would see trump's supporters actually execute whatever trump said, and go and make these threats after his tweets, and it reminds me that one of thinks defenses is that