>> okay, mr. hart. >> good evening, director of san francisco open government. i think that i made it very clear that i have filed an office of citizen complaint matter against inspector miranda back in january and i mentioned it on several occasions that i heard absolutely nothing about this in any way, shape, manner or form. and i finally after three months, called the occ today, and was told by the investigator mary ivers that she had sent me a letter on february 7, and also called me at my home, on two separate occasions in february. both dates of which i was there the entire day, and she also stated she sent messages. and i will tell you, right out loud, i did not get a letter, and i did not get the phone call, and i did not have any messages. i have come back here repeatedly and talked about this, and i said it to director hiks, and i have not heard anything, i have not heard anything, and i would think at this point in time somebody would have sent me something. now, my question is, am i getting this special treatment because i am viewed as a rabel roser

mr. rhine hart and roga suggesting high levels of pu lick debt leads to lower rates of economic growth. that research has been the foundation of republican austerity proposals in america, including the last three versions of the ryan budget which decimate public investments in our communities and the economy and the name of deficit reduction. -- urns out the research is research data is incorrect. they couldn't read the excel heets correctly. in turns out there is no magical threshold of 90% that always leads to an economic contraction. at that point it's the opposite. raising the debt limit is not a license to spend more money. it's simply saying america will be good for its current debts and obligations. we have been good for that since alexander hamilton established the u.s. herbtry in george washington's first cabinet. the bipartisan agreement to suspend the debt ceiling expires this weekend. but with its latest forecast c.b.o. now says that that limit probably won't be reached until october, november of this year. most news reports suggest this will reduce the political pressure to