mr. lee. no. mr. cruz. no mr. sasse. no. mr. hawley, no. mr. cotton. mr. kennedy, mr. till is. mrs. blackburn, no. 11 yeas and 11 nays. tie vote. senator durbin: there is a tie vote to be an associate justice. pursuant to section 3 of senate resolution, i'll transmit >> c-span's washington , everyday we are taking you through issues that impact you. we will talk about the change in pandemic order rules with glenn grothman, then the biden administration's decision with a senior institute fellow. then, we talk about the post to established a supreme court code of ethics. watch washington journal tuesday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone also. >> on tuesday, lloyd austin and the chair of the joint chiefs of staff testify on the defense budget request. liven 9:30 amcs on c-span3, or on the free video at c-span now. >> spring has sprung, and it's time for the spring sale. now through tuesday at c-span shop.org. save on accessories, there is something for every fan. scan the code. >> with increased gas prices, the house energy and

mr. lee: mr. president, orrin g. hatch will be remembered for many things. his 42 years of service in this body are marked by successes. historic and prolific legislation and of course statesmanship. he sat longer as a u.s. senator than eastern in the history of the -- any other in the history of the state of utah or in the republican party. in his retirement he passed more bills into law than any other legislative alive, an astounding 750. while the record of his service is remarkable and memorable, i invite the senate and the nation to remember senator orrin hatch by the things that he remembered every day here in the senate and in his private life. every day upon entering his senate office, orrin hatch would look upon a prominently hung painting depicting his utah pioneer grandfather and great-grandfather. they were on horseback. this image like so much else in his life was a reminder of senator hatch's pioneer legacy, his ancestry and destiny. in utah, there's almost no more honorable title than that of pioneer. in the particular parlance of our state, a

mr. chasel lee. put this in motion. i guess if i may ask clerk for a question is what was the dead line that you stated? mr. carol i will give this copy i have been take notes for your minutes. we were suggesting that for the week of may ninth it would be may 11th. for that week and perhaps the week after. accident be the public comment review time frame. we wanted to get it boy the 13th. but that is in the possible whatever time you can. so you with provide the final report by may 16th. to be useful -- for the board or the mayor. and so whatever you could do and mr. carol? >> i will get this to you. iot draft foible by the 16th. jot final report by may 16th. i'm understanding the clerk suggestion is -- have the draft ready to be sdrkted by the 11th. posted by 13th and have it finalized by the 16th of may. which is i more condensed time line than you were talking about. >> we were thinking the ninth through the 13th he indicated he can dot 11th. . i will -- i'm -- i want to run an idea and push it become a week. from the

mr. lee. no. mr. cruz. no mr. sasse. no. mr. hawley, no. mr. cotton. mr. kennedy, mr. till is. mrs. blackburn, no. 11 yeas and 11 nays. tie vote. senator durbin: there is a tie vote to be an associate justice. pursuant to section 3 of senate resolution, i'll transmit to the secretary of the senate a notice of this tie vote. we will vote on judge stephanie davis to the court of appeals. [roll call] >> 12 votes, 10 nays. senator durbin: we will consider the nomination of robert howy to be the u.s. district court for the southern district of california. please excuse me. previous roll call would the. >> 13 yeas, 9 nays. next vote no, ma'am nailted to the third circuit. the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] >> 11 yeas, 11 nays. senator durbin: there is a tie vote to the u.s. circuit judge. the senate resolution i will transmit to the secretary of the senate a notice of the tie vote. next we vote on the nomination of robert howy, does anyone seek recognition? [roll call] the clerk: the votes are 12 yeas and 10 yeas and one pass. -- 11 nays, 5 nays and one pass. senator durbin: 11-10.

mr. lee called and tell us more about these anti aircraft tanks and germany will now send to ukraine. how much of a difference can they make in the war? you think? actually they can make quite a difference. it's not tanks. technically speaking, it's short range defense systems. well, it's an arm, a chassis, but still the main important point is a antea craft cannon on those machines. and the german army has taken them out of use almost a decade ago. not because they were obsolete. but because at that time the boom to say i was scaling down, they had no use for it anymore. i think they regretted it. meanwhile, because for outrage, defense is much in demand everywhere now and especially in ukraine, so the ukrainians can make use of it. of course, definitely, but this will also depend on how long it will take to train ukrainians on those get part and jack rock canons. they are not not really sophisticated by today's standards, but they require a lot of training for the radar for the electronics.

mr. chasel lee. >> thank you, mr. chair. first of all, i want to thank member ho for both setting forth the facts and makes it real, right. we can rationalize what we did, however we like, but and a lot of those rationales are valid. i'm not going to discount the validity. back to member cooper's choice, right. redistricting is also choices. and we should just say, like, what we did as ramification, negative ramification and we just have to say we -- this is what we accepted. and just be upfront about that. i guess i forgot to explain the rational. this is round two of my explaining why i did what i did. i guess the first one was obvious. it's to bring b ten into population and pretty much leaving it as is for lack of better options. sending it to d11 creates a tribulation and omi and we don't need that. the d8 border is contentious and we heard so much testimony from the very beginning from the valencia corridors and we heard testimony from the latinx community. and we heard testimony from the lgbtq community, right. we had

that's a summer williamson. silicon is between us, mr. lee, a little bit about it a few years. no part of what to do is you fuck them. he's a she wouldn't they even within you unless you speak with you a but i was a humans person. would you go at the machine? you're still still esteem is meaning that the rate though is, is up and then you're back noting it was the roof was go bunch of go with the gold rush and the u. s. have always accused each other of trying to install public regimes. that was the case in georgia where we saw island turner armed conflict, lead c, at another stand between russia and the west. and that was the case in ukraine when president young the college refused to sign an e u association agreement, cruise and closer trade ties with russia. the president was forced out in a violent crew the talk and the pro european parliament took charge of ukraine and invited foreign specialists to advise them on how to run the country. the relationship with russia had been badly mismanaged, trying to bring georgia ukraine into nato, was truly overreaching recklessly igno

. >> mr. lee? >> no. >> mr. lee, no. >> mr. lujan? >> aye. >> mr. lujan, aye. >> ms.. marshall? >> no. >> mr. mcconnell? >> no. >> mr. mcconnell, no. >> mr. ma mendez? >> aye. >> mr. merkley? >> aye. >> mr. merkley, aye. >> mr. moran. mr. moran voted in the negative. >> ms. murkowski? >> aye. >> ms. murray? >> ms. murray, aye. mr. ossoff, aye. mr. padilla? >> aye. >> mr. padilla, aye. mr. paul? mr. peters? >> aye. >> mr. peters, aye. mr. courtman? >> no. >> mr. portman, no. mr. reed. >> romney? >> aye. >> mr. romney, aye. ms. rosen? >> ms. rosen, aye. mr. rounds? >> no. >> mr. rounds, no. >> mr. rubio? mr. rubio, no. mr. sanders? mr. sanders, aye. mr. sass, no. mr. shots? mr. shots, aye. mr. schumer? aye. >> mr. schumer, aye. mr. scott of florida. >> no. >> mr. scott of florida, no. mr. scott of south carolina? no. mr. shelby? >> no. >> ms. sinema? >> aye. >> ms. sinema, aye. mr. sullivan? >> no. >> mr. sullivan, no. mr. tester? >> aye. >> mr. tester, aye. mr. thin, no. mr. tillis? mr. tillis, no. mr. toomey, no. mr. tuberville? >> no. >> mr. tuberville, no. mr. van h

s. government imposing the so called sanction on mr. lee, so as to intimidate him will not in any way affect his strong determination to continue to safeguard national security. mister lee will continue to use his best efforts to reach out to the public to explain his platform and to hear their views through many different means and channels. big sack and the u. s. government seem rather cosy these days, plenty of lucrative government contracts for silicon valley. so it appears that enforcing standard anti trust legislation and breaking up a big monopoly here. or there may actually get in the way of waging some of history's most sophisticated psychological warfare. at least they're willing to admit it. caleb martin, r t new york. in austria, the committee that handles the site of the mouth housing concentration camp has refused to host delegations from russia and belarus in this year's annual ceremony . marking the camp liberation according to the austrian officials, inviting represents representatives excuse me, from moscow and mince would

mr. lee, no. mr. luhan, aye. ms. lumis, no. mr. manchin, aye. mr. markey, aye. mr. marshall, no.egative. ms. murkowski, aye. mr. murphy, aye. mrs. murray, aye. mr. ossoff, aye. mr. padilla, aye. mr. paul. mr. peters, aye. mr. portman, no. mr. reid, aye. mr. rich, no. mr. romney, aye. ms. rosen, aye. mr. rounds, no. mr. rubio, no. mr. sanders, aye. mr. sasse, no. mr. schotz, aye. mr. schumer, aye. mr. scott of florida, no. mr. scott of south carolina, no. mrs. shaheen, aye. mr. shelby, no. ms. sinema, aye. ms. smith, aye. ms. stabbenau, aye. mr. sullivan, no. mr. tester, aye. mr. thune, no. mr. tillis, no. mr. toomey, no. mr. tuberville, no. mr. van hollen, aye. mr. warner, aye. mr. warnock, aye. ms. warren, aye. mr. whitehouse, aye. mr. wicker, no. mr. young, no. mr. graham, no

mr. lee: mr. president, orrin g. hatch will be remembered for many things. his 42 years of service in this body are marked by successes. historic and prolific legislation and of course statesmanship. he sat longer as a u.s. senator than eastern i

mr. lee? >> thank you. just a point of information, in the process of agreeing with what member pierce has said, i did fiddle with that area yesterday. it is almost an infinitesimal population. there are people, they do matter, but it is not that substantial of a change. again, member pierce, point well taken. let's do that first. >> member cooper? >> i do want to see how much of this -- i want to put -- see what it is like to put as much of central soma into here as possible and see how far we can get with that machine before trying to take away from that. >> so you want to do this? >> yep. >> i think maybe before we start talking about central soma, you can talk about district five and the other side of district five. this is a conversation that we will have about the western addition west up to visit darrow. it is an area that is part of the western addition neighborhood. i do think that if we are going to try and bring central soma into district five than we will have to talk about that. there are churc

mr. nadler, ms. lee, and those who championed this bill, mr. blumenauer, and let's move forward and do the right thing. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. bentz: thank you, mr. speaker. i just want to mention that i have read the bill very carefully, chair nadler, and there is nothing in the bill allocating money to law enforcement. mr. chair, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from virginia, mr. good. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for two minutes. mr. good: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you to the gentleman from oregon. our country continues to suffer under the many crises created by the biden administration and democrat policies. you know, the border crisis, the crime crisis, the inflation crisis, the energy crisis. and yet, the priority of this congress now turns to expanding access to addictive, behavioral altering recreational drugs, at a time when our country is

mr. nadler. thank you so much. i thank ms. lee, mr. perlmutter. and i rise because i see this as a bill that will benefit some of the least, the last, and the lost. people who have been denied access to housing, denied access to loans, denied access to the things that we need to succeed in the united states of america. i plan to support it. i ask that my colleagues support it because it's tough being a black man with a criminal record in the united states of america. this bill will help a lot of black men have opportunities that they've been denied. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from oregon. mr. bentz: reserves. the speaker pro tempore: continues to reserve. the gentleman from new york's recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from louisiana, mr. carter. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. carter: the covid pandemic has produced a rise in drug abuse, violent crime, a

think maybe it is peeking as well what is the implication for the stock market >> i think gunlock and mr. lee are both correct i think this is obviously it is that plaintiff metric, the worst that we have seen since 1969 so i think when you see that you have to understand prices don't necessarily have to come down. the acceleration on the upside has to top so we're arguing over rate of change it may even be at the same level. but, inflation is not inflation. we're talking about all sorts of categories that have all sorts of ideosyncrosis and go try to book a trip, i dare you and so if you think about inflation like a nine foot python swallowing a goat, you see it travel down the length of the python we got through the first part about buying things, now we're into the services part, travel, lee sure, hiring what kind? small business owner opt mission. people's spending plans are being ratcheted down they are unaccuracy tick to think that in many businesses you can have the kind of year that you want to have given prevailing conditions. so i'm not saying -- >> what do i want to avoid >> here i

mr. lee, mr. lee no. mr. luhan, aye. miss lumis, no. mr. manchin, mr. manchin, aye. mr. marky, aye.ll, mr. mcconnell, no. mr. menendez, aye. mr. merkle, aye. mr. moran voted in the negative. ms. murkowski, aye. mr. murphy, aye. mrs. murray. mrs. murray, aye. mr. ossoff aye. mr. padilla, aye. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. peters, aye. mr. portman, no. mr. reed. mr. reed, aye. mr. risch. mr. risch, no. mr. romney, mr. romney, aye. miss rosen. miss rosen, aye. mr. rounds. mr. rounds, no. mr. rubio, mr. rubio, no. mr. sanders, mr. sanders, aye. mr. sass, mr. sass, and mr. schumer, mr. scott of florida, no. mr. scott of south carolina, mr. scott of south carolina, no. mrs. shehein, aye. mr. shelby, mr. shelby no. miss sinema, aye. miss smith, aye. miss stabenow, miss stabenow aye. mr. sullivan, no. mr. tester, aye. mr. thune, mr. thune no. mr. tillis, no. mr. toomey, no. mr. tubberville, no. mr. van holen, aye. mr. warner. mr. warner, aye. mr. warnock, mr. warnock,s aye. ms. warren. ms. warren, aye. mr. whitehouse, aye. mr. wicker, mr. wicker no. mr. weiden, aye. mr. young, mr. young, no. mr

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he was learning about business through one of his mentors who is here, mr. lee davis.is talk more about that. but he was loyal. he was learning how to travel through this life and use his kindness for good. that's what he wanted to do. everything he did he wanted to do it for good. to help somebody. this was in this kid's heart. >> mr. davis, what can you tell us? i did read about this t-shirt line that he was starting. and i know he wanted to surprise you, bonnie, with this. what was in the works behind the scenes on this? >> well, again, when i met matthew a few months ago, we initially didn't hit it off. because he just thought i was an average guy coming in to say the same thing everybody say to kids when they visit school and have these groups much after a while, after a couple groups he realized i wasn't the average guy and we had a lot in common as far as how we grew up and some of the things we went through. and so the ice was broken. and as i got to know him, he told me, you know, what his ambitions were and some of his goals. and within that he let me know th

mrs. oak lee. -- mr. and mrs. oakley. there's no replacing millard von oakley, only honoring him by doing better and leaving this world a little better in memory of a great tennessean who did it better than anyone i have ever known. i pray we'll all take up the mantle and leave our communities a little better than we found them. thank you, madam speaker and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from connecticut, mr. larson, for five minutes. mr. larson: thank you, madam speaker. i rise to address the body for five minutes and revise and extend my remarks. madam speaker, i'm here this morning to talk about social security and want to start with commending chairman neal of the ways and means committee and especially for his formation of the racial equity committee that was head up by one of the previous speakers, terri sewell and steven horsford and jimmy gomez. our great colleague john lewis said that social security would be the next civil rights movement. john had probably no idea abou

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mr. chasel lee? >> thank you.perhaps i agree with member pierce to extend this we could have a longer lunch break instead. why fine. >> yes. i think that is fine. though -- keep are 2 more items is there anybody else? so why don't we take a 30 machine break now. it is 1:01. >> we come back no sooner than 1. . 30. is it 1 p.m. already. why yea >> 1:30 is fine >> thank you, mr. chair. drop the gavel on the recess. we are in recess. clear clear

mr. lee: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be suspended. the presiding officer: without objection. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate the previous order, the senate >> the u.s. senate is in recess until 2:15 p.m. eastern today when members return a confirmation vote expected for lael brainard to serve as vice chair of the federal reserve board of governors. you can watch live coverage of the senate when they return here on c-span2. >> the four candidates vying for the democratic nomination pennsylvania's 2022 senate race took part in a debate. the winner of the may 17 primary will go on to run in the general election for u.s. senate seat that is being vacated by pat to

mr. jeremy lee thank you.i certainly accept your arc approximately i don't and offer you my actions in any way offended you. it was a difficult time, a difficult moment. and there are times when many of us have done things and taken actions that we later regretted. i understand and -- i -- work with you any time. i know a lot of what happened here and i will have more to say later has been hurt and will difficult for all of us. at the same time i certainly think00 automajority of our work and event has been done with collegiality and good humor and i certainly appreciate the task force for that. i will apologize initially for my inability as a leadtory keep us from break down. i understand i understood when we started there would be agreements and disagreements. but i just feel i failed you all. are there any other members with commentses. mr. cooper you look anxious. >> no , i'm curious no one anyone from q2 is connected if there is matter related to the maps that are worth discussing before we go to public c

and recent retirements mr. lee retired. perhaps director morales you will inform us on vickanceys of the 65 how many are vacant. >> yes. madam vice chair. i think a number are related to the pandemic. and slow downs in our activities. people are approaching approximately 18 vacancies. and most of those occurred during the pandemic. and we are looking forward it working with the new director on talking to not only fill those positions and also organize the starch in i way that makes sense going in the future. so -- >> 65 is a good number to continue budget. >> at the most that's when we [inaudible]. as you know, development occurs in cycles. in -- over. in san francisco that has been indicated and as we know -- slow down starting 2 years ago things are pick up. we believe we need to have the staff if not all the staff positioned to dealing with the activities and completing mission bay and transbay and restarting a point and the shipyard at some point. >> thank you. >> i had another question can i want to understand the pres

mr. chasel lee. >> thank you, mr. chair. if we could bring up the slides. could you go to the slide in web ex. >> thank you very much. >> first, i want to thank the public. for your participation in this process. we are in the home stretch. and glad that you stuck it out with us all the way through. so -- this we will before we get in to public comment and mapping we will have a little presentation. about the redistricting criteria and next steps. so, very basic what is redistricting. 11 districts redistricting is the process of adjusting the districts to be compliant with our redistricting criteria. we do this every 10 years. after the release of the census data used to balance the populations of the districts. thank you. so what are the redistricting criteria? they are -- compliant with the u.s. constitution. california constitution and the federal voting right's act. compact knows. preservation of recognized neighborhoods and communities of interest could be you go social, cultural or economic. something to keep inspect mind that communities of interest

mr. chasel lee. >> thank you. thank you. mad am chair >> can you bring up the presentation, please. >> thank you. i like to thank the public for participating in this process and look forward to continued participation this this process. before we get in mapping and public comment -- i will like to start with a small presentation. will basicings san francisco has 11 districts and redistricting is the process of adjusting the bound easier to be compliant with redistricts every 10 years after each census. and we use that data to balance the populations of the districts. >> what is criteria. compliance with the u.s. constitution to california constitution and the voting right's act. >> compactness, preservation of recognized neighborhoodses of communities of interest and they are bounds by social, cult roll and economic interests could be a wide range. they don't include relationships with local parties, candidates when you mentioned communities of interests -- try bring up social economic and cultural. population variations ar

mr. nadler, ms. lee, and those who championed this bill, mr. blumenauer, and let's move forward and do the right thing. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. bentz: thank you, mr. speaker. i just want to mention that i have read the bill very carefully, chair nadler, and there is nothing in the bill allocating money to law enforcement. mr. chair, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from virginia, mr. good. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for two minutes. mr. good: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you to the gentleman from oregon. our country continues to suffer under the many crises created by the biden administration and democrat policies. you know, the border crisis, the crime crisis, the inflation crisis, the energy crisis. and yet, the priority of this congress now turns to expanding access to addictive, behavioral altering recreational drugs, at a time when our country is

i think that the challenge, which mr. leeon the network. i recall trying to do a little bit of work with them myself for my business and it was a wholly unsatisfactory experience. it seems to be a place where if you say a lot of hyperbolic things you'll get a lot of followers but i haven't found it to be a particularly effective mechanism for trying to build a business. so i don't know whether elon can do that or not but to me it just seems like a bit of a flawed business plan. dagen: jon, how do you think this plays out? >> you know, it's interesting this idea that it's a flawed business model. elon musk might be wealthy enough to take the thing over and just turn it into a public square that is more agreeable to his view of how a public square should work. i think one of the interesting questions is what would he do with twitter if he were to buy the thing. he's talked about things like adding an editing function for individuals but making the company itself less intrusive in terms of editing what people are allowed to say

from the money guy for hunter biden eric sherwin, the president of rosemont seneca write back to mr. leeasked me to send back a letter recommendation letter that he asked his father. that's the part right there. he asked his father joe biden to write on behalf of your son. the original is . >> ainsley: call andrew baits at the white house deputy secretary. he says quote we don't comment on the laptop. peter doocy is at the white house. he asked jen psaki again, listen. >> steve: action. >> a lot of stories about hunter biden surfacing this week. so to ensure the independence of the investigation, would the president support the appointment of a special counsel? >> well, first, the president halls never had a conversation with the department of justice about any investigations into any member of his family. he said that during the campaign and he will continue to abide by that so i point to the department of justice for any additional steps they would take. they would make those decisions independent limit. >> the president has said that he never spoke to his son about his overseas busine

lee. >> aye. >> chair townsend. >> no. >> chair townsend, no. >> mr. chair, there are fivys and four no with chair reiner, member ho and transcend in the descend. >> motion passes. >> motion passes. >> no, the next motion was to accept the current map and it had a, that is the map four b. >> a >> four ba with friendly amendment offered by member hernandez gil to include on that changes to include in district five, western addition and pan handle defined by one of the coy i did not write down. this was offered by member pierce and seconded by member ho on this motion. member pierce. >> aye. >> vice-chair reiner. >> aye. >> member castillon. >> to clarify, we're voting on the current map presented on the screen? >> that is what i stated, yes. >> no. >> no. >> wait! >> castillon was the vote, i'm taking on this. order for today is pierce, reiner, castillon, hernandez, chasel lee. >> we're in the middle of a vote and if we have to rescind the vote, we'll do that when we get there, we don't want to give clarifying motion. >> cooper. >> no. >> hernandez gil.

jackson lee: to stop this dastardly -- mr. meeks: i yield another minute to the gentlelady. speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. jackson lee: the gentleman is extremely kind for the passion that i have. we must pass this legislation to deal with not only lend and lease on defense articles but to be able to provide the necessary humanitarian relief as well. i want to conclude my remarks by saying that the children have to be prioritized. when i was in ukraine on the border and visiting a reception center, i saw the faces of children, unaccompanied children should be registered, children with parents should be registered. and unicef said we should eliminate the death they face, to prioritize and make sure that children can face the trauma that this war is. as we do that, let us continue to bolster up the american people's support and let us address their needs because they have needs, but let us make sure that the victory is ours. and finally, i am grateful for one of our hostages coming home. he lives in texas. there are two more that we know that are well-kn

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jackson lee. >> mr. chairman, thank you so very membership for the opportunity. very, very important. ms. young, let me acknowledge that the nation is better off for the leadership of president joe biden and in fact your leadership and support in his efforts. let me immediately start by headlines that i've heard from some of the papers that we read here on the hill that says that this is a "building the deficit and spending budget." i take issue with that. would you comment on the alternative minimum tax? i just want to frame this particular aspect of the budget. thank you. >> i believe you're speaking of the billionaire minimum tax. billionaires pay about 8% tax rate and other regular americans, nurses, firefighters, teachers, pay at least double that. so we would like them to pay a minimum rate closer to what most americans pay. >> so you're speaking about fairness and equity, if i hear you correctly. >> that is correct. >> what will it do for the budget, the revenue that may come in? >> thank you for that. that is why this budget is deficit reducing. so we are

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mr. jeremy lee. >> first off, thank you member cooper for bringing that up. we've heard that comment repeatedly from our monolingual folks and i just want to entertain the idea. and then so for ms. clark, if possible, i would like to see one of the iter rations with the tenderloin and central soma together to have a whole chinatown according to the chinatown coy submitted that was one of my issues with the map 3a. so i'd just like to see about that if possible. thank you. >> sorry. for quick clarification, to see that whole within, to see it complete or see it within a particular district? >> so one of the versions that has the tenderloin and central soma together, i would like that version to have the chinatown coy together. >> ms. clark, do you have a question? >> i do have a question, thank you. i guess a question is and, of course and thank you so much for all of this direction, i will do my best to maintain all of the work that you have done today especially in these fine details, i'll do my best to maintain that. of course, i may not be able to. i think