thank you, mrs. boomer. >> director: that you all. a couple observations around the fare evasion i'll remember commander natella when she was in charge and i went on a ride along with the proof of payment directors and i remember the director telling me when they were sometimes so surprised with who the fare evaders were one day they did a bunch of emergency room doctors evading the fair coming back from lunch. it goes back to the previous discussion about bias and we can't assume that we know who is evading the fare or to your point, the reason they're evading the fare. that was an interesting discussion. i'm sorry vice chair heinicke is not theor because we focus on that and on slide 7 we can assume the 9% who say the cash transfer is a better value as the new fare box come on board and they get those that match the clipper or muni mobile that's 9% that will hopefully get them to realize it makes more sense to use muni mobile or clipper card. the cashfare -- cash fare is one we find interesting to watch and it goes back to the equit

mr. bush: we are both baby boomers. we are both southern governors. we had a lot in common.ong with people in his legislature. i got along with mine. we had friends in common. and so there was a natural ability to respect and like each other. therefore, if you disagree with someone, it does not mean you don't like him. mr. clinton: also i recognized that he was 44 days older than me. [laughter] so i called him on his birthday and said, i'm calling you on bended knee because this begins my 44 days of respect for my elders. [laughter] mr. bush: when i was president, i would call bill, and he was very helpful. he knew a lot about a variety of issues, particularly international affairs that i was interested in. i knew i could count on him for good advice. and he was gracious in receiving my calls. david: president clinton, all of us who have gone to school recognize that sometimes there is someone that is a class president and everyone thinks this person can be president of the united states, but none of them have actually made it, except you. most people burn out, and you manag

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boomers retiring. that's wise speak and strong favor of mr. blumenthal's amendment. we would've gladly accepted this for the of affordable care act. it was fully paid for a fully offset and still is today. was spending offsets and revenue, it's a $300 billion surplus of that bill. so, yes, let's also remind ourselves that in 16 of the last 20 years in congress, you have been in charge. during the four years the democrats were in majority, the only bill that came forward that wasn't fully paid for was the american recovery act because you're not withdrawing liquidity from the economy when you're trying to pump simon. there was only bill not paid for during the four years of democratic majority. we are getting tired of cleaning up the fiscal mess that the republicans leave for the next generation. it's happening again today. it is a missed opportunity. not everyone is going to benefit. the new york times said the republican plan would raise taxes on millions. this was based on an analysis. a washington organization and their analysis of the senses put business data. in

boomers retire will be at risk. the tax code has not kept pace with the modern economy.this is our chance to move in a different direction. i yield back. >> you are recognized. >> thank you, mrirman. what i find interesting in this discussion is this overly rosy belief that the tax cuts are going to pay for themselves through growth. and when we met the one time with the president, the first time that the democrats were invited to the table, they said that he predicted me to get up to six percent growth easily. and i asked him at that time, what if we do not hit the three percent projected growth rate? he did not have an answer. and i suspect my friends on the other side of the aisle do not have an answer for what happens if that does not materialize. i do have an answer. that means that we will go further and further into debt. on the wish for the hope for the prayer that our economy will grow at three percent or more for a sustained period of time. a projection with by the way, most economists is not possible under this plan. there is nothing in this bill that guarantees that our economy will grow by at least three percent yearly. so we should at least, at the very least,