mr. hussein. quick learning process. you did a great job.stion is going forward because i was very concerned to realize that our plans that this particular sustainability fund would virtually disappear at the end of 2024. i am wondering if the committee is going forward exploring other options or if this is going to be an issue that is going to be returned to all of us as the full board going forward? i am very concerned because i served on this board when we didn't have it in the past and we had great losses. this was the real problem we didn't really have any kind of trust fund in those days and life was a struggle. i am concerned if we have any plans for the future. will this be done through your committee, commissioner, or will it be turned over to all of us as full board to deal with it in a different way? thank you very much. >> i can probably answer that in brief. we are presenting some options to the mayor's office to shift expenditures to the general fund to free up more fund balance in the healthcare sustainability fund. other stra

mr. boone has throw certain lines across the line. so you cross the line and become in this is a sort of a bigger like saddam hussein was for the americans. right. so it looks like he is fine, bullets through the united states and a poor things would be very high. and i don't think that the russians want to say, oh, thank you very much, mr. president or the milk goes, you know, up or i couldn't pay my salary, some of my friends, i even thinking about amy grecian right now. and they love russia. they're not somebody who's saying they would like to live in the west because for the sake of it, no, they want to leave because they don't. i agree with the policy maker and leadership, the young people. i'm an old man, so i'm saying. but younger people have different views and they feel like for them, this is the, we're in the middle euro, right. which is, we all love russian army. it's been them. or we just celebrated the red army anniversary. and everybody are proud of the army actions, but not in this way because yes, our army is fighting, give another flag reach. so that's, that's a big reason. alexander rabinski, thank you so much for talki

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