mr. moderator, any callers? >> caller: there are no callers wishing to be recognized at this time. >> thank you. public item on number 7 is closed. >> all right. manfred, marge, come on up. [applause] >> can we adjourn now? [laughter] it is not going to get any better. ok. next item, please. >> next item is item 8, the bay area conservation water agency update. c.e.o. sandkulla? >> good afternoon, commissioners. general manager herrera. nicole sandkulla, c.e.o. i'm pleased to speak with you once more about your responsibilities as leaders of the sfpuc to continue to provide the reliable supply needed by your 26 wholesale customers and the 1.8 million residents, over 40,000 businesses and hundreds of communities who they serve in alameda, san mateo and santa clara counties and whose water interests are protected by bosca under california law. these water users rely on your regional water system, which gets 85% of its supply from the tuolomi river and you are responsibility to protect fish with necessary flows and

mr. moderator, do we have anyone with their hands raised? >> madam clerk there, is one caller in the queue. caller, i have opened up your line. you have two minutes. >> caller: thank you, peter drekmar. so it's a state requirement to move to level two, water shortage contingency plan and that makes sense that we all share in the sacrifices, if you want to call it that. but you ask if it is really necessary for puc and bosca to ration at this level and my answer is, no, because there's a lot of water in storage and the p.u.c. has really amazing water rights and averaging one year and even some below average years. so, you know, i think that san francisco should be really be proud of low per capita use. and that's largely due to the p.u.c. programs and actions, so congratulations on that. and the bosca territory, there's more room for improvement but they're doing pretty well too, and i have to give them credit that they're taking this drought seriously and addressing publicity and so good job, bosca. and a will breakdown between retail and wh

mr. gladwell. you mentioned when you were moderating mr. lewis that you don't have any interest in reading your own work. and so personally what's it like for you reading an because i believe you. read your own. --, right? oh, well, i you know, i i read them. usually right after i've read them so it's all very familiar and it's not painful if you ask me to redo the audiobook of tipping point right now. i think i would rather. hey, shoot. but malcolm, it'll be easy and you make a lot of money. hi, mr. godl. i'm like a really really big fan. i have like a throwback question. like ever since outliers like i read it like a decade ago. i've had this question for you. like what's your 10,000 hours? like i'm dying to know. how did you become who you are? like, what is your 10,000 hours? oh. well, you know i there i'm a variety of different answers to that question. but the one i'm favoring at the moment is that i come from a family of people who are almost all uniformly. bad storytellers, and so my my father was it was so terrible that my mother's

moderator, do we have any callers in the queue? >> operator: mr. secretary, there are no callers in the queue. >> clerk: thank you. that concludes the people that want to speak on this item. >> thank you. do i have a motion to approve the minutes from march 2, 2022 meeting minutes? >> so moved. >> second. >> can we have a roll call vote. [roll call] >> clerk: it's a unanimous vote, and we can move onto the next. >> great. commissioners, agenda item 5 is approving the minutes of march 10, 2022 special meeting. are there any questions or comments from the commissioners regarding the das meeting of march 10, 2022 special meeting minutes? mr. secretary -- seeing none, mr. secretary, do we have anyone from the public who wishes to comment on this item? >> clerk: do we have anyone from the public who wishes to comment? moderator, please open the phone line for public comment. we will allow some time for callers to submit their requests. moderator, do we have any callers in the queue? >> operator: mr. secretary, there are no callers in the queue. >> clerk:

of the people that spoke earlier and now join me thank you to maureen for helping to moderate the panel and of course mr. wilson as well. so thank you and then i will declare this conference adjourned until next time. thank you. [applause]

moderator do we have callers in the queue. >> mr. secretary, there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you. that concludes the members that wish to address the commission under this item. >> is there a motion to approve the commission meeting minutes? commissioner john. second from spears. >> mr. secretary take a vote to approve the wednesday, april 5, meeting minutes. >> president knutzen? >> yes. >> vice president spears. >> yes. >> commissioner sascha bittner. >> yes. >> and commissioner jung. >> yes. >> unanimous. commissioners your item i'm is 5 the residence lougsz to hold in person meetings with some members remote. are there comments or questions from the commission regarding this resolution?are there comme from the commission regarding remote. are there comments or questions from the commission regarding this resolution? do we have anyone from the public who wants comment. why anyone in the public who wishing to comment today? open the phone lines for public comment. we will allow time for callers to submit their request.

moderator: veronica, you get the next question. >> mr. sadler, also a veteran, i wanted to ask you what would be your next step or steps, what is your take on what is happening with the russian invasion of ukraine? how would you advance the case from here? >> thank you. our state has had a proud tradition of having a national security leader in the united states senate until now. we had richard b russell, sam none, johnny isaac ms. -- johnny isakson, saxby chambliss and now we don't have a senator on the armed services committee from our state which is a huge deal. when i look at what is going on in ukraine right now, it shows me this whole thing happened because biden's deterrence failed. wokeness equals weakness equals war we do not want. when i was in the trump white house, it was america first. our adversaries respected us. they feared us every single day. when i was managing our black ops portfolio, we had our adversaries on their heels everything will day. we've got to restore american credibility and strength over there. we obvious

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moderate and temperate language? as we come to the statement, prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. with permission, i will make a statement. i am grateful to sue gray, for her report, and the work that she has done, and the metropolitan police for completing their investigation, and i want to begin by renewing my apology to the house and the whole country, for the short lunch time gathering on june 19, 2020, in the cabinet room, in which i stood at the cabinet table and received a penalty notice. mr. speaker, and i want to say above all i take full response ability -- full responsibility for everything that took place on my watch. sue gray's reports emphasized it is up to the political leadership in number 10 to take ultimate responsibility, and of course, i do. but since these investigations have come to a end, this is my first opportunity to set out some of the content and explain both my understanding of what happened, and also to explain what i previously said to this house. and it is important to set out, over a period of 600 days, gatherings on a total of eight dates were fou

mr. myroslav, do you not agree with such a recommendation? no, you know, as a moderatorserve the right to insist. let's get to our topic. you know, one of my friends said that her biggest discovery about herself during the war was that how much she could hate, she never thought that she could hate so much. to someone to feel, tell me how you feel about this, do you feel such strong feelings and how to give them advice well , first of all, i will say that i am not a judge for those people who feel this, i am not very clear, i did not go through the conditional bucha eh i i was not in those basements i was tortured just like now during the war and that's why i have no right to condemn these people, however, i remember the camps where there were many reasons for hatred, but my main goal that i set before myself was not to become embittered, that is, not to be filled with hatred because hatred will destroy the human soul and this was a task before me and thank god that i fulfilled it to a sufficient extent now what will happen to us after the war well, i really want to hope

moderator do we have callers in the queue. >> mr. secretary, there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you. that concludes the members that wish to address the commission under this item. >> is there a motion to approve the commission meeting minutes? commissioner john. second from spears. >> mr. secretary take a vote to approve the wednesday, april 5, meeting minutes. >> president knutzen? >> yes. >> vice president spears. >> yes. >> commissioner sascha bittner. >> yes. >> and commissioner jung. >> yes. >> unanimous. commissioners your item i'm is 5 the residence lougsz to hold in person meetings with some members remote. are there comments or questions from the commission regarding this resolution?are there comme from the commission regarding remote. are there comments or questions from the commission regarding this resolution? do we have anyone from the public who wants comment. why anyone in the public who wishing to comment today? open the phone lines for public comment. we will allow time for callers to submit their request.

moderator do we have callers in the queue. >> mr. secretary, there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you. that concludes the members that wish to address the commission under this item. >> is there a motion to approve the commission meeting minutes? commissioner john. second from spears. >> mr. secretary take a vote to approve the wednesday, april 5, meeting minutes. >> president knutzen? >> yes. >> vice president spears. >> yes. >> commissioner sascha bittner. >> yes. >> and commissioner jung. >> yes. >> unanimous. commissioners your item i'm is 5 the residence lougsz to hold in person meetings with some members remote. are there comments or questions from the commission regarding this resolution?are there comme from the commission regarding remote. are there comments or questions from the commission regarding this resolution? do we have anyone from the public who wants comment. why anyone in the public who wishing to comment today? open the phone lines for public comment. we will allow time for callers to submit their request.

mr. speaker is supporting people now on we will put our arms around the people of this country as we did during the pandemic and beyond. >> can i just say moderateanguage iss what we normally use. i don't think it suits the country. >> thank you mr. speaker. the prime minister will recall i've raced with him the plight of 170 british council contractors to remain in afghanistan in fear of their lives. 85 of whom are deemed to be at very high-risk. i'd met with the refugee minister last night it was a positive meeting. we face preppers he which is preventing the sco from cutting through that iraq was in helping these people now are. will he help us cut through that red tapeac and help these peopl? we will them a debt of obligation and time is running out. >> i thank him very much. i remind the house that we evacuated 15,000 people. we have supported since then 4600 more that have come to this country if and i will do what i can to help the people that he mentions. t. believe my constituency recently asked me to visit the school to hear about their campaign with people of our community. working her bolivian property in bills are rising and inflati

mr. secretary, would love to welcome you. i am tony coles and i will be a host for this moderate discussion. an executive chairman and chief executive officer of cerevel therapeutics, and a member of the board of directors for the council on foreign relations. i i would be presided over todas discussion. mr. secretary, we would love to give you an opportunity to open with some introductory comments and then went will dive right io our conversation. >> doctor cole, first, thank you for inviting me. thank you for hosting and moderating, and i'm looking for to the opportunity to chat with folks on the council on foreign relations and appreciate the interest because today healthcare is not just domestically important globally important so i hope i can stress to you how lucky i am to be in time whencon at this america counts for so much i know when i go around the world and speak to many of my health minister counterparts they are thrilled to know america is back. back. we just have tohr prove to theme are here to stay. i hope what i can convey to each unit wattages how important it is that we wor

mr. speaker, is not on supporting people now but continue to put our arms around the people of this country as we did during the pandemic and beyond. >> can't i just say moderate language is what we normally use. it doesn't -- i don't think it suits the country, so please. john berndt. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister will recall previously raised with wite plight of 170 british council contractors who remain in afghanistan in fear of their lives to 85 of whom are deemed to be a very high risk. i met the refugee minister last week, it was a positive meeting but we face bureaucracy which is presented as some cutting through the bureaucracy and helping these people now. will he help us cut through that red tape and help these people works we owe them a debt of obligation, and time is running out. >> i thank him very much. i think what we do to help those particular people but i will remind the house that we have not only backward 15,000 people, a great credit to this country, we supported since then 4600 more have come to this country, and we will do what we can to help the people that he mentioned. >> mr. speaker, my constituency -- recently asked

moderation happen more quickly. >> south carolina congressman jim clyburn whose endorsement rescued mr.lagging campaign in 2020 said the conflugs of pricing remains problematic for the approval rating saying i don't know what's required but i do know the poll numbers have been stuck where they are far too long. the administration argued the u.s. can tackle inflation from a position of economic strength but the message isn't landing. >> kayla wab thank you. >>> watch squawk box tomorrow. becky quick set to interview janet yellen about what's being done to address inflation. skbauk box, market days 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. cnbc. >> the former trump adviser peter noovr said a federal grand jury summoned him to testify about the january 6th insurrection asking him to turn over any communications with former president trump related to january 6th. the former white house adviser openly admitted he did indeed work on a strategic in named green bay sweep to overturn the election results on that day navarro says he coordinated with republican launches to try to block the certification of joe biden

moderate and temperate language. as we come to the statement, prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. with permission i will make a statement. i am grateful to sue gray for her report and the work that she has done and i think the metropolitan police for completing their investigation and i want to begin by renewing my apology to the house and the whole country for the short lunch time gathering on june 19, 2020, in the cabinet room in which i stood at the cabinet table and received a penalty notice and i want to say above all i take full response ability for everything that took place on my watch. sue gray's reports emphasized it is up to the. leadership in number 10 to take responsibility and of course i do. but since these investigations have come to a end this is my first opportunity to set out some of the content and explain both my understanding of what happened and also to explain what i previously said to this house and it is important to set out, over a period of 600 days, gatherings on a total of 8 days found in breach of the regulation, including the flats, it is important,

mr. septim said it several times in his recipe. moreover, in two languages, this ingredient is one of the key ingredients in this dish. nutmeg, but everything is good in moderationon is good, mix all the ingredients and move on to egg whites. what should be the egg room temperature? the main thing is that the mixer is not ready at high speed the lush mass should be immediately shifted to mashed potatoes so that the proteins do not fall from the bottom up and always from the bottom up. we will mix. why is it important from the bottom up so that the mass does not fall and that our dish is very airy and lush, we shift the mass for the future soufflé into a baking dish and send it to the oven preheated to 220 ° for 40 minutes. so while our soufflés are in the oven. we don't waste time . we need to fry bacon bacon or bacon so that they turn into crispy chips. to do this, it is enough to put the strips on a dry frying pan. and cook them without a lid, put the bacon on the finished soufflé in random order and the dish is ready for its preparation. it took us 1.5 hours. the texture is very light, almost weightless, airy, very similar to a potato casserole. but with such

mr. volodymyr, glory to volodymyr, we wish you good health. well, let's talk about diplomacy, yes, about diplomacy, we know that the un security council adopted some such a fairly moderate the other hand it is not known what resolutions he could still have in connection with the fact that there are russians sitting in the un security council who can always vote against and among many people the idea of ​​depriving russia of the status of widows as a permanent member is being discussed, and on the other hand side how to do this , no one explains, in your opinion, is it realistic , in general, when russia has the right to expel russia from the un security council in this un mess, i can hardly imagine it, so that there is no one there to say americans , englishmen to ukraine, even if the chinese join you can't get to the fund here, it's all very complicated , there's just such a road. do we calm ourselves down and say, well, we'll achieve this. russia won't be in the soviet security council , and then there will be worldwide condemnation. without the un than to refuel in kyiv, although i managed to refuel for a few hours and i just refueled the car, so i’m sitting in the c

mr. corbin, equitable and fair tax administration across the i.r.s. is essential. what is the first measure the i.r.s. will do to improve the taxpayer filing experience for low and moderate-income taxpayers? will i.r.s. implement a simplified tax form for some taxpayers and in so, when? mr. corbin: so i think the answer to that is the first steps around helping taxpayers understand the different credits that are available is providing them education and outreach. so our very first step is to interact with our community partners, make sure we work with people in the community and ourselves there to provide education about what the credits mean, how to file their return and what options are available to them. and then to make sure we have the tools available for taxpayers to simply file or enable our partners to assist taxpayers. chair pascrell: that's pretty basic, isn't it? mr. corbin: yes, sir. yes, it is. chair pascrell: my office has received many calls -- and for my brothers and sisters in the congress, i get the same from them. get calls from neighbors, small businesses who have not received their refunds or pandemic relief. what is the status of i.r.s. backlogs? we

mr. on the other other side the squad it started with four members and has already grown. and that will grow more. moderateogressive democrats for the more progressive democrat will win the primary. we will have a congress full of the most conservative and most progressive members possible. congress will consist of the squad and the freedom caucus. some of you may think that is good. others will not. it's not how we get here. human nature explain some of it. but not all of it. what drives the division now is a fundamental disagreement on the role of government. his government supposed to be large and be the answer to every question and take over every aspect of our lives eventually making the need for stater in the other subdivision obsolete? or are we, as i believe, nation with the federal government of limited and discrete powers, enumerated powers? are we a nation where personal responsibility plays a role? is the federal government really responsible for our education and our healthcare, and our retirement? are we cradle to grave award of the state? are we a nation of the states are free to experiment

moderate voters as well. gas, speaking about the liberal party, i want to get your thoughts on the new person in charge of the party, pushing scott morrison out. what does that say about mr now in charge? yes, peter dutton is a former defence minister, home affairs minister, also confesses for the former liberal leadership back when former prime minister malcolm turnbull was ousted from that role. he is a bit of a polarising figure in australian politics. he is from the right of the liberal party, known to be quite hardline. and certainly when he ascended to leadership yesterday, a lot of the comments he has said in the past really came back to him. one that he has since expressed regret about is walking out of the apology to the stolen generation back in 2007, so he has a history of comments that are seen as quite polarising. it has been seen by some and at the liberal party, it is a bit of a curious choice to put peter dutton as a leader, given that he is somebody who represents the right of the party, and looking at the results, of the electorates, they lost so many votes in the moderate — progressive parts of the country. moderate - progressive parts of the country-—

know, mr. mccomb brimming with fish and very polished, if he's going to be able to realize those ideas, of course that remains to be seen. but could, for instance, the chancellor be a moderating force on, on the, on the president french president, maybe he needs that. well, i guess you need a bit of both, you need everything. i mean this talk of it within the european context as talk of them returning. perhaps after years of, of crisis management. and when they've sort of done things, ad hawken's got coalitions together to deal with individual problems, perhaps returning to more of what it's supposed to be. the more orderly process with the commission making proposals and the, the council, the different countries working through it in an orderly way and passing resolutions and legislation. and maybe that's a sort of approach that suits olaf shoulds more. i think germany has been the sort of engine of status quo within europe for quite a long time and wrangle a miracle shots and probably like to stay with that. but perhaps everyone acknowledges, at least on the rhetorical level, lead a bit more ambition. we need to go a little bit deeper, deepen the, the links between the euro

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moderate and temperate language? as we come to the statement, prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. with permission, i will make a statement.

mr. thompson served as director general of the bbc. i could go on and on about mark, but i think you get the point. i told you our moderators there is about as exciting as our authors today. okay, garrett graff. his book has hit the new york times bestseller list twice in the last two weeks. so that's exciting. it's good to know that people are still reading 800 page history books. we maybe he will tell us how watergate measures up to today's political scandals. garrett graff a distinguished journalist and best-selling historian has spent more than a dozen years covering politics technology and national security. today he serves as the director of cyber initiatives for the aspen institute. and it's a contributor to wired cnn and politico. he's written for publications from esquire to rolling stone to the new york times. garrett graff is the author of multiple books including another new york times bestseller the only plane in the sky. please welcome mark thompson and garrett graff. well enough goth good afternoon everyone and good afternoon garrett. um, let's just begin. this book's called watergate a new history. why did t

mr. dowd, i don't really get this. we keep hearing, oh my gosh, republicans are really worried that these candidates that have radical views are moving forward. when was the last time you saw a moderateven any respect within the party or for donald trump? >> they haven't, over the past five years, they've either jumped off the ship voluntarily or they've been kicked out or they tried to be kicked out. look what happened to liz cheney. liz cheney's number in the republican primary voters are matched with joe biden's number in the primary voters. you know, people liking zinger decide not to run. all of these folks. there is no room left in this. i think it's very important for us to sort of stop with this sort of dynamic of trump versus non trump, parts of the party. the party has become and moved past donald trump. it does if donald trump gave electricity to frankenstein. the monster woke up. and the monster, now, is running a way past donald trump and going down the road. and it's on its own. and that's the republican primary. that's the republican base, today. it has been related to donald trump. but, it is completely a monster of its own now. and i don't think anyone in washington,

moderator, do we have callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> thank you much hearing no calls, public comment is now closed. mr. heldfond. >> okay. i'm going to actually keep -- what we're doing, just for the record, it has been moved and seconded and moved by commissioner driscoll and seconded by commissioner thomas to approve the recommended changes to investment tag line was parametric portfolio associates for cash securitization rebalancing and leverage overlay services to exhibit b-statement of objectives, the guidelines are subject to further legal review. madam secretary, roll call vote, please. >> thank you. commissioner bridge. >> >> aye. >> commissioner driscoll? >> aye. >> commissioner gandhi? >> aye. >> commissioner heldfond? >> aye. >> commissioner thomas? >> aye. >> thank you. we have five ayes. motion passes. mr. heldfond? >> okay. commissioners, what's your pleasure? do you want to take a brief lunch break now or keep going sort of -- >> i don't mind going through but i'll see what others want to do. >> do you want to do a couple of more items? it's 11:30. >> i prefer to go until 12 and lunch -