mr. oliver for recommend it in the task force to reapply. i want to say thanks for the record. >> good afternoon. i am a san francisco resident for 20 years. i have been a patient a little bit more in the past 12 years. i became very involved in a local medical cannabis movement because my life depended on it. over the years, i have come to know and love of the people involved and a lot of the different issues relating to cannabis and especially low income patients who are sometimes disadvantaged in accessing the madison where your average san francisco citizens can go to a collective or dispensary. a lot of times lower income patients are not. they're interested in achieving the local gardens where people can take part in and grow their own cannabis reducing the cost tremendously. i appreciate being able to take part of the years in the different committees and activities involved in creating some reasonable regulations for our town and i appreciate the opportunity to sit on the task force and continue doing so with the people that are here

i think he was mr. olive branch. i think he was mr.arm and fuzzy and i want to work with all of you and he had them all to the white house. and that didn't work. that didn't work. and he probably feels a little deceived by that. and so now he's saying, i'm sorry, this is the way it is. it's not so much that he sounds that way. it's not his tone. he's just describing what is. he's not creating the class warfare. the class war started by those in wall street, those in corporate america who decided you know how we can even make more money? let's see how many we can lay off, then the remaining people will work twice as hard, every person does the jobs of two people. we'll send whatever jobs we can overseas. i mean, this is -- the war started on the working people -- >> give me the pie chart. i've had time to think about this. when thinking about the financial position right now, obviously obama's been here three years before that the republican, before that democrats. if you're carving up republican responsibility, democrat and the america

when mandela was released from prison and we were in a small room with oliver tom bowe and nelson mandela and buddy mandela and mrst get up earlier the him. you will not get a plated with him. and when he calls you on the telephone this is your brother. he ain't got no small talk. he announces to the is, says he loves you, and it's two hours of serious social engagement. when he's done a the niceties and stuff. all right click. i've been with him at parties. in los angeles. a great christmas party. we went when year, and i wanted to get my party on for real. i wanted to dance a little bit. reverend talked to me for four hours in the party. i didn't drink. i didn't eat no food. i couldn't dance. i had an education. i have been inspired by this man . in my mind by melissa king jr. frederick douglass and then jesse louis jackson. that is my order, that is my list. we have been benefited by his genius. in so many areas we covered a few today, but we can't cover them all to read what he did with sports alone, challenging this country to deal seriously with athletics broadly than that african-american athletes in partic